Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

Marine.


-tHl9 Marine. ~
The steamer Flora was on time yesterda
morning.
The steamer Saginaw arrived up Tuesda
forenoon. tat ~ r
The Fountain City called at Duncan las
night bound down.
The Nashua put in her first appearance OIL
the shore route Tuesday evening.
The ting Saugatuck, owned by the Macki
nae Lumber Co. was over Tuesday. N q"
The Mary is running regularly on the st
Ignace route and doing good business
The tug Chas. e. Pendell made two OF
three three trips to the north shore this week.
| A deckhand was lost overheard at Sanilat
from the steamer Saginaw on her last trip up
| Owing to the Northern Belle breaking hel
shaft, no boat went up On the inland route
Sunday.
The steamer Pearl arrived up Thursday
evening and called i'm yesterday forenoon on
her way down.
The propeller Badger State, of the Western
Transportation line, called in at Duncan City
Tuesday bound up.
The schooner c. G. Mixer was chartered al
Buffalo last Saturday for cargo of coal from
that city to Cheboygan.
The schooner Lookout arrived Wednesday
evening with cargo of grain &c for Nelson d
Bullen. She is loading ties for Chicago. 81
The steamship City of Rome, launched al
Cleveland Saturday, is the largest vessel on the
lakes. She is 1,90S.10 ton burden, and cost
SlS5,0O0. ..--.s.l.
The Keweenaw was one day behind this
week, not getting in until Monday. She would
90 no further than Detroit this trip so as to get
around on time. ~. ...
The propeller Champlain arrived from Chi
cagO Wednesday evening, loaded lath Thursday
at Duncan City and left this port that evening
for Chicago and way ports.
The schooner Orphan Boy arrived Saturday
evening with cargo of grain. hay and prOvis-
ions for Macarthur, Smith & Co. She left Tues
day for st. Ignace to load lumber.
The steam barge Lowell, formerly one of
the N. I. line, arrived early yesterday morning
and is loading lumber for Geo. w. Bell, some
of the j. d. Smith stock, for Toledo, Ohio.
The following Canadian craft have report
ed during the week, bound up, PrOpellers
Canada, Northern Queen, Argyle, Clinton and
Ocean. SchOOnerS Jessie DrummOnd, Lady
Mcdonald, Sligo, Clyde, Grimsly and Tecum-
sch. .-,.
The Post and Tribune says: ''R. Martin
has gone with his wrecking outfit to attempt to
Presque ISLE" John DOdd was down last
week with his diving rig examining the situa-
ton. He reports the hull filled with sand and
the engine completely imbedded and thinks it
will require considerable work to remove it
from the wreck. a. 3 FL s-.-.
The schooner San JacintO, with corn from
Chicago to COllingwOOd, during a heavy fog,
run on a rock near YOe island, off the Isle Of
COves and sunk i'm thirty feet of water. After
striking tho matn and nnrtlOu nf fhn
got into the yawl and rowed ashore to ascer-
tain where they were and had only returned a
few minutes when the schooner slid of the
rock aud went down. Captain TullOck and
crew passed up Sunday morning on the Cana
dian propeller Canada bound for Chicago.
The propeller A. c. Van Raalte returned
Tuesday from her first trip to Manistique.
Capt BOuchard says he was warmly greeted at
every port along the route. Owing to a sand
bar he was unable to get into the river at Man
istique, but this did not prevent the citizens of
THAT lively village from visiting him and he
thinks about half of the population paid his
boat visit while he was there. He was badly
delayed by the heavy fog and was tied to
dock at one place for twenty four hours. The
Captain is very much encouraged at the outlook
for business and thinks he will have no trouble
in working up lucrative trade.
The Van Raalte returned last evening from
her second trip to Manistique bringing quite
number of through passengers received from
the steamer Hawley. Capt Bouchard expect
ed to have been able to make Manistique this
trip, but the dredge broke down just after he
left on the former trip and only got to work
again short time before he arrived so that he
was compelled to lay out Of the river. He left
Manistique yesterday morning at six o'clock,
made all his stops and arrived here few min
utes past nine last evening. He thinks by the
time he gets back that the sand bar will be re-
moved so that he can make the port.
Elegant black silks at Macarthur,
Smith & Co.'S
The Senate, last Tuesday, confirmed
the nomination of Judge Robertson as
collector of the port of New York by ac-
clamatiOn.
Quite an extensive livery outfit arrived
on the Keweenaw Monday. Kintz
RrothnrS formally of Clvda 0hiO ara tho