Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-08-25
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is. 1883.
The steamer Pearl arrived up rhnrs-

L.
The Idaho called in. bound down
Thursday evening.
The Atlantic arrived up early Tues
day morning and called in that evening
bound down.
The Canadian schooner Grantham
arrived Monday and is loading timber
for Kingston, Ont.
The revenue cutter Andy Johnson
was at Mackinac Wednesday.
The Fountain. City was in on time
yesterday morning, bound west
The propeller Saginaw Valley called
in Sunday night bound for Ogdensburg.
The propeller Oneida was in Thurs
day night about midnight bound from
Ogdensburg to Chicago.
The City of Mackinac arrived up
Monday morning and called in bound
down in the afternoon.
The Van Raalte is enjoying good
passenger trade and is very near always
on time, blow or no blow. -
The gospel ship" Glad Tidings,
Captain Bundy in command, arrived
Tuesday and has been in port since.
The schooner Pensaukee arrived
Sunday, loaded lumber from W. u A.
Macarthur and sailed Wednesday for
Chicago.
The schooner Belle Walbridge ar
rived at Duncan City Wednesday after
noon. loaded lumber and cleared for
Chicago yesterday.
The schooner A. MOsher arrived
Thursday morning and cleared to-day
with lumber from w. & A. Macarthur for
their yard in Chicago.
The propeller A. G. Van Raalte, not
withstanding the blow OF "Wednesday
afternoon, arrived down from the Saul
about on time. Capt. Brown says TIT
blow was wicked one.
The propeller Indian and consort
Gaskin and Southampton arrived sun
day from Escanaba partially loaded witt
timber. They completed their cargoe
here and sailed Tuesday for Kingston
The schooner Acontias arrived Mon
day from Buffalo with 400 barrels of sal
and 500 tons hard coal for S. Baker
Son. She finished discharging Thurs
day and sailed for Sturgeon River, Gree
Bay.
The propeller Prussia called in MOI
day evening bound from Chicago to MOI
treal She passed the required inspectio
while in Chicago, and was granted PEE
mission to carry her full quota OF pas
engers.
The propeller st. Paul. with care
of iron ore, ran aground at Point Iriquoi
Whitefish bay, Lake Superior. and had
lighter 200 tons Of ore before she cou
be released. She was not damaged al
reached Detroit all right.
The scow "Cobb Family" of Pc
Huron, with party with "Cobb Famil.
badges evidently seeking pleasure, WI
in port Thursday. They stopped at Oh
boygan because it is the leading pleasu
resort of northern Michigan.
The propeller Canada reported at &
custom house Wednesday afterno'
hound from Montreal to Chicago. Cal
McGifin reports seeing couple
schooners just below Lighthouse POI
with their sails badly demoralized.
The Keweenaw arrived up Sund
morning. While on her trip to the Sal
she got caught in fog and did not ma
that point until Monday morning, &C
sequently she was late going down. I
leaving this port until after mldnle
Monday.
The propeller Messenger took refu
from Mondays gale under st. Helel
and remained until 2 a. m, Tuesd
She did not arrive back until a.
wednesday morning. Capt. B0uch'
reports the worst sea OF the season
the lower end of Lake Michigan.
The handsome steam yacht, N
Jilly. of Detroit, with a small pal
oootino Measure. on board came i
,ort Tnesdav. Wednesdays blow Or
her away from Mackinac and she ca
to Cheboygan again, She lost one I OF {
boats during the blow, tbe'line break
and it drifted away.
The Ste. Marie was down Mon'
night about on time. She brought q,
party down for weeks recreation
Mnllet Lake, Petoskey, &c. vi
Trempe must have had an interest," III II,
-. 20 ho dacarfad his boat anu Gil