Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-12
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, AUGUST ~, 1882.
Marine Matters.

The Toledo called in Monday, bound
from COllingwoOd to Chicago.
The schooner Charles Z. Wyman
left Tuesday, with lumber for Chicago.
The propeller Idaho called at Dun
can City yesterday morning, bound up
The propeller Oneida called in
Thursday night, bound from Colling-
wood to Chicago.
The Pearl is making about as good
time as the City of Cleveland in making
her two trips per week.
The schooner Two Fannies arrived
this morning with coal and salt Tor
Macarthur, Smith u Co.
Business has not been as lively IN
the harbor this week as it was last, very
few crafts having loaded.
the Champlain arrived this fore
noon. having had tempestuOus passage
all the way from Chicago.
The Lawrence arrived Saturday
night, landing large amount OF freight
and a number of passengers.
The Keweenaw called in Sunday
forenoon. bound for the Sault, and was
in bound down Monday evening.
The City of Cleveland was late last
Saturday, but was on time Wednesday
morning. Notwithstanding the blow.
The propeller Prussia called Tues
dav night. to report at the custom house,
boHnd from Montreal to Chicago, light.
The Atlantic arrived up on time
Monday evening. She is doing large
business, both in passengers ana
freight.
The tug j. w. Bennett returned 10
mort this morning. Capt: Snow reports
the weather as exceedingly stormy anu
heavy sea.
-Adolphus Hart, dOnned VIM. New
toms diving suit Sunday and fixed the
stern bearings of the Van Raalte; they
having become loose.
The propeller California called IN
Wednesday for fuel, bound from FRINGE
Arthurs Landing, Lake superior, W
Chicago. She was light.
The Flora arrived up this morning.
She was detained twenty-four hours at
Sand Reach, She will be in this after
noon about four o'clock, bound down.
The schooner Barbarian, loaded with
iron ore. and bound from Escanaba TO
Lake Erie, is reported ashore on Beaver
island, within half a mile OF the wreck
of the Ferry.
The st. Paul called at Duncan
Wednesday forenoon, bound from Col
ling to Chicago. Capt. Fall says she was
drawing 13 feet, and he was aIraiu "
come into the harbor here.
The schooner Morning Light finish
ed discharging her cargo of coal Satur,
day. and Monday morning commenced
loading cedar ties for Buffalo, clearing
for that port Tuesday noon.
A boom of long timber, belonging to
Mr.. Jackson, proved quite an impede
ment to navigation Sunday and Monday,
almost blocking the channel. Inc Dove
was delayed some time Monday MORN
ing.
The tug Protection, from Chicago
with steam-pump left that city, Thurs
day night, to aid the schooner A. c. Nor
ev' and the wrecking tug Leviathan Is
wor king at the Barbarian ashore at the
Beavers.
The Ste. Marie arrived down from
the Sault Wednesday night. She only
makes one trip Rperisweek to this port
and has no regular days for that. Clerl
Trempe informs us that next week they
will, probably, not be down until Frida!
evening.
The tug New Era brought in TIT
barge Golden Harvest last Saturday ant
left her here to load lumber. AT
ter taking on fuel the tug, with three
other barges in tow, left for Alpena
They returned yesterday and the Colder
Harvest was taken in tow and all lef
for Chicago.
The steambarge A. Weston and con
sort heavily laden with iron ore wer
IN duncan bay Thursday to avoid tn
blow. They left Thursday night. TIL
captain of the Weston reported vesse
sunk in Cecil bay, Wednesday morning
with deck under water, but did not max
out her name.
1T is the schooner A. G. Morey tina
is sunk in Cecilibay. She left here MOI
day evening with cargo Of lumbe
from Macarthur, Smith & Co.'S for thei
yard in Chicago. They telegraphed dow
from Mackinaw City for the tug Bennet
and steam pump, but unfortunately tn
Bennett Is below towing vessels.
Important to Soldiers.
NJ Harry Whitplpv claim attorne