Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-11-18
Marine Matters.

The schooner Christina Nilsson ar.
Sunday, loaded lumber, and cleared to.
day for Chicago. a,,.,rv,,,r .,
The schooner NewsbOy arrived
Wednesday morning, and is loading
lumber for Chicago.
The schooner Narragansett arrived
Wednesday afternoon and is loading
cedar at the elevator. As ~ H
The schooner A. Body arrived
Wednesday morning with cargo of coal
for Macarthur, Smith & Co.
The schooner Clara Parker arrived
Monday evening, loaded lumber and
cleared for Chicago to-day.
The Atlantic was announced to leave
Detroit Thursday night, bound up, and
will probably arrive here tomorrow, II
The schooner F. B. Gardner, arrived
yesterday and Is taking on lumber at
the Cheboygan Lumber Company's mill.
The Detroit papers say that Carkin,
Stickney & Cram will place is tugs and
dredges in winter quarters at that place.
The Keweenaw arrived up Thursday
forenoon, and remained in port the rest
of the day, waiting the abatement of the
storm.
The schooner North Cape arrived
this morning and will load lumber
from the Cheboygan Lumber Co., for
Chicago. gt .n; "a
"A large, black steambarge undertook
to come in this forenoon, and is aground
between the dummy and the end of the
pier, on the west side Of the channel. p.
The City of Cleveland was late on
her last two trips, not arriving up until
Sunday morning, and on her other trip
not arriving up until late Wednesday
night.
The U. s. lighthouse boat Dahlia,
spent Sunday and Monday in port. Tues
day she brought the can buoy from Ora
ham shoals, and left it on Macarthur,
Smith & Co.'s dock.
The Detroit papers announced the
Keweenaw to leave that city Thursday
night for Mackinac and way ports, at
which time she was laying in this
port awaiting the abatement of the storm.
The propeller Canada called at Dun
can Wednesday night on her way
from Collingwood to Chicago. There
was so much freight at Collingwood to
go forward that she was forced to make
this trip.
EARLY on Tuesday morning the
schooner j. d. Sawyer, laying at Divis-
ion street, Chicago, was run into by the
propeller Lawrence and had her stern
damaged to the extent of $500. The
Lawrence also sustained slight damage.
The U. S. revenue cutter Andy
johnson came in port Thursday morn
ing and spent the day here, Oyerhauling
the papers of several of the crafts in
port. Yesterday morning she started
out thinking she might find some craft
in distress after the severe storm of
Thursday. E
The propeller s. C. Hall which load
ed at the Cheboygan Lumber Co.'s mill
last week run on Racine reef last
Wednesday morning, but was released
by the tug Sill after Tightening off
some of her lumber. The Inter Ocean
says she arrived in Chicago Thursday,
short considerable quantity of lumber.
The Flora arrived up Thursday af-
ternoon and remained in port, on ac- ,
count of the storm, until yesterday
She brought no Cheboygan
freight from Detroit, not having room ,
for any, being completely filed with ,
freight for other points, even having ]
her upper deck filled. She called in
last evening, bound down.
The Oneida called in early Wednes-
day morning Ebound from Collingwood
to Chicago with the largest cargo of
that ever came out of the
first-named port. She was drawing 12l
feet 10 inches of water. She encounter (
I'D rough weather but the passengers all
speak in the highest terms of her sea- g
worthiness and of the polite treatment 2
Of her gentlemany officials.
The st. IgnacelRepublican, says, that IA
Capt j. B. Monder of the st. Marie has I
purchased the hulk, on the beach near
the merchandise dock, Of Chambers Bros,
Tor 5000, and men are now busy calking
Ter and gettingiher ready to launch this
week She WAS hnilt hv Pefar Inhnaon