Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-07-28
MARINE.

The propeller Idaho was in, bound
down, Thursday evening.
The Fountain City called in yester-
terday morning, bound west.
The propeller Peerless left Macki-
nae last night for Lake Superior ports.
The tug Bob Anderson came into
port Tuesday and was in port couple
of days.
The barge Fame arrived at Duncan
City Sunday and loaded lumber and
lath for Detroit.
The steamer Pearl arrived up Thurs
day afternoon, and called in, bound
down, that night.
The schooner Imperial arrived
Saturday, loaded lumber, and cleared
for Chicago Wednesday.
The Mary had quite load Of passen-
gers on her trip through the inland
route Wednesday morning.
The schooner Reed Case reported at
the Custom House last evening bound
from Kincardine to Chicago, with salt.
The schooner Flying Cloud arrived
Monday morning, loaded lumber, and
cleared Wednesday evening for Chicago.
THE Van Raalte beat the Keweenaw
down from the Sault, notwithstanding
the latter had some hours the start of
her.
The Canadian schooner Arabia, with
cedar ties and posts from st. JOseph's
island, reported last night, bound to
Chicago.
The Canadian propeller Clinton
with cOnsorts Grimesby and Clyde,
called in Tuesday to report, bound to
Chicago with cedar.
The Arundel commences her regu-
lar excursion trips from Bay City to
Mackinaw to day, and will call at Che
boygan tomorrow afternoon.
The Keweenaw arrived up Sunday
morning with quite number aboard,
taking in her second excursion to the
Sault. She called in Monday evening
bound down.
The City of Cleveland arrived up
Wednesday morning filled almost to
OVERLOOKING with passengers. She had
quite a large party of excursionists
aboard from Dayton, Ohio.
The Atlantic arrived up Tuesday
morning on time, with a large list OF
passengers. She called in bound down
in the evening, and then went to Duncan
City and loaded lath several hours fol-
Detroit.
The Champlain arrived this
morning with large consignment OF
freight to Cheboygan, and quite mum
Der of passengers. She leaves this even
ing for Chicago and way ports.
The Van Raalte makes her regular
trips between this port and the Sault
and gets her share of the trade From
this time to the close of the tourist sea
son, excursion rates will be given on he
Saturday trips.
The wrecking schooner Experimen
arrived down from Lake SuperiO
Wednesday, with cargo of iron or
and scrap iron. She sold several ton
of the latter to H. A. Blake, and the or
she takes to Charlevoix.
The Grace Dormer, which numbe
of years ago run between Cheboygan an
Mackinac, was run into by the tug Fran
Moffatt, and sunk, at Port Huron. Bot
craft belonged to A. N. Moffatt & Co., Q
Port Huron. The Dormer will be raised
The st. Marie arrived down from
the Sault Monday and Wednesday ever
ings. Clerk Trempe informs us tina
the tug Mystic is being fitted up for
passenger boat and will 60 on the rout
in connection with the Ste. Marie, in
few weeks.
The schooner st. Lawrence, sun
near st. Helena, is being buOyed
divers for s. j. Murphy, the wrecker.
thorough examination Of the hull wi
be made to ascertain its condition. Sh
was new vessel when sunk and 1t
thought to be but little damaged.
Capt Alex. j. Mckay, the gent
manly FIRST mate of the City of Clev
land, has been promoted to the commar
of the new steamer, City of Mackina
which is expected out about August st
Monday evening, at Detroit, the Office