Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-06-24
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. JUNE "a. 1882.
Marine Matters.

The KeWeenaW was IN on time Sun
day, both up and down.
The Ocean called in Sunday after
noon, on her way from Chicago to Mont
real.
The propeller Toledo was in Tuesday
night bound from CollingwOod to Chi
cagO.
The Atlantic arrived up Monday
night. Like the Nashua, she was delay
ed by fog.
The Pearl arrived up Thursday eve
ming and called in Wednesday forenoon
bound down.
The Nashua arrived up Monday after
noon. Thick weather below put her a
few hours behind time.
1.-THE tug Winslow called in Wednesday
afternoon after coal. She was bound
down with tow of timber.
The schooner North Cape arrived
Sunday, loaded ties from P. M. Lathrop,
and cleared Wednesday for Chicago.
The Lawrence arrived last Saturday
and left the same day on her return trip
to Chicago.
The schooner Imperial arrived Mon
day, loaded lumber from j. II. Water
man, and cleared Thursday for Chicago.
The Ste. Marie got caught in the
storm on Lake Superior, and was delayed
so that she only made one tripto this port
this week.
The schooner NJ. Fillmore arrived
Wednesday after lumber, from the Che
boygan Lumber Co., and leaves to-day
for Chicago.
The Flora arrived up about noon
yesterday, She remained in port until
this morning, having some repairs made
to her engine.
"A letter received by one of our citi-
zens from Capt. Kirkland, states that he
had again assumed command of the
wrecking tug Leviathan,
The propeller Champlain arrived
Monday. cleared that evening for Chica-
go. We understand that first mate Ed.
Casey assumes command of her next
trip.
The schooner Frank d. Barker arriv-
ed Thursday with coal for Macarthur,
Smith & Co., which she is discharging.
She takes lumber from the same firm for
Chicago.
The Schooner j. Loomis McLaren
arrived Sunday, and loaded lumber from
Nation, Ogden & Co., clearing Thurs
day for Chicago. This was her first trip,
she never having had a cargo in her,
previous.
The schooner City of Sheboygan ar
rived Sunday, loaded part of her cargo
of lumber here, and Monday evening
was lowed to Duncan where she finished
her load.
The schooner America arrived Mon
day, with 1000 bushels of oats for Nc
Arthur, Smith e. Co., and loaded lumber
from the same firm, and cleared Thurs
day for Chicago.
The tug Geo. w. Wood started Sun
day to tow the barge Norway down lake
Huron. She got caught out in the blow
and was obliged to let go of the barge |
between Pressure Isle and Spectacle Reef |
light.
The schooner John Merrill, bound
up with coal run aground Monday morn
ing few miles above this port. After
off several tons of coal she
was pulled off by the tugs Bennett and
Pendell.
The tug Nat. Stickney was in Tues
day night after coal. That "what is it,
whistle of hers astonished the natives.
She was returning from towing one of
Carkin, Stickney & Grams dredges to
Sault Ste. Marie.
The Canadian schooner Huron with
salt from Kincardine for Chicago, came
very near running on the foot of Bots
Blanc Saturday night. She got in very
close, but discovering her danger cast
anchor. She had to get a ting to tow her
,ut and the Pendell did the job.
The Fountain City went into Com
mission this week and put in her first
appearance, for the season, at this port
yesterday morning. She and the Idaho
will form weekly line between Buffalo
Ind Chicago one of the two calling here.
,ound west, every Friday morning.