Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-06-17
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. JUNE II. 1882.
Marine Matters.

The barge Nelson Bloom cleared
Thursday with lumber for TOnawanda.
The Keweenaw arrived up Sunday
morning, and called in about noon 60
ing down.
The steamer Pearl arrived up Thurs
evening and called in bound yesterday
forenoon.
The st. Paul was in Wednesday
morning bound from COllingwOod to
Chicago.
The propeller Ocean called in Tues
day to report, on her way from Montreal
to Chicago.
The Flora arrived up yesterday after
noon, and called in early this morning
bound down.
The Atlantic arrived up Monday
evening, and was in Tuesday afternoon
bound down.
The propeller Toledo of the COlling
wood and Chicago line, was in bound
west Monday.
The propeller Messenger brought in
eight tons of fresh fish Wednesday for
shipment to Detroit.
The tug Kate Williams passed down
Sunday afternoon with the wreck of the
Northern Queen in tow.
The steambarge Geo. L. Colwell came
into port Wednesday evening, and re-
manned until Thursday evening.
The schooner Windsor arrived Mon
day, loaded lumber from Nation, Ogden
& Co., and cleared Thursday for Chica-
so.
The schooner Montpelier arrived
Monday, loaded ties from p. Nj. LathrOp,
and cleared Wednesday afternoon for
Chicago.
The Champlain arrived Tuesday
forenoon, and in order to get around on
her regular time, did not load here but
left in the afternoon on her return trip.
The tug Admiral D. D., Porter was in
port Wednesday. She was bound down
with the barges Cavalier, Annie Craig,
Cameron and Ayr,with timber for Kings
ton.
The schooner Guiding Star arrived
from Toledo Saturday, with cargo of
coal for s. Baker & Sons dock. She left
Thursday for Leland, where she would
take pig iron for Chicago.
The iron steamer Julia, formerly
owned by the government, has been sold
to ShebOygan, Wis. parties, and called |
in here Monday on her way up. She is
to be employed in towing logs.
The Nashua arrived up Monday
morning, and was in bound down in the |
evening. Hereafter she will wait the ar
rival Of the st. Marie, from the Sault, be-
fore leaving for lower lake ports.
The Prussia, of the Merchants line,
from Chicago to Montreal was in Tues
day evening, bound east. The current
caught her and throwed her into the
Guiding Star, doing slight damage to
the latter.
The tug Metamora, with cOnsorts
Russell, Manley and Benson arrived
Thursday. The Russell loads timber
here, and one of the other barges loads
at st. Ignace, and the other around on
Lake Michigan.
The Lawrence arrived Sunday, and
landed large amount Of freight. She
has had go much freight to handle that
they find it necessary to drop some of the
points they have been calling at, in or
der to get around on time.
The steambarge Michigan, and con-
sorts w. r. Clinton and Dacotah arrived
Saturday for cargo of telegraph poles.
The steamer and barge Clinton succeed
ed in getting cargoes, but the Dacotah
had to clear light. They cleared Wednes-
day morning.
The steamer M. S. Trempe arrived
down from the Sault Sunday after the
boilers and fixtures that have been on |
Smith s. Co.'s dock for several
weeks. She left Thursday morning, TAX
ing the boilers and 10000 lbrick for the
new mill at Grand Marias.
Willie, only child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Robinson is lying very low with
but little hopes of his recovery. II
The military base ball club at Macki-
nae has been challenged for match
game to be played here the Fourth but