Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-09-15
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1883.
MARINE.

MARINE.
: The tug Sweepstakes was in port
Monday.
The U. S. steamer Dahlia was in
port Monday.
The Idaho called in yesterday morn
ing bound west.
The Fourta City was in Thursday
night bound down.
The tug Champion was in the har
Dor Monday morning.
The schooner Col. Ellsworth cleared
Tuesday for Chicago with lumber.
The tug Winslow was i'll the harbor
Sunday and nearly all day Monday.
The steambarge D. Leuty and barges
sailed for Buffalo Saturday evening.
The City of Mackinac arrived up
on time Monday and Thursday.
The schooner George Steel loaded
lumber from w. S. Smith, and left
Thursday evening.
The Champlain arrived about noon
Sunday and left for Chicago that even
ing. Tie storm of last week put her
behind time.
The tug John Martin was in Mon
day morning. Tuesday afternoon she
passed down with the schOOners Maren-
go and Moonlight.
The schooner Antelope, after being
in port 10 days, completed her cargo OF
timber, and Thursday forenoon cleared
for Collins Bay, Ontario.
The Lawrence arrived Tuesday
night, and Wednesday took on lath from
w. 81 A. Macarthur, and shingles from
NJ. Chandler, and cleared for Chicago.
The barges H. w. Hoag and Geo. H..
Waud loaded at Duncan City this week,
the former taking 100000 lath to
Buffalo. and the latter lumber to Erie,
Pa.
The Kew eenaw commences running
between Detroit and cleveland TO-
night. 1t is rumOured another steamer
will ioin her on the route next season,
and form daily line.
The barge Chicago Board of Trade
and Little Jake loaded at Duncan City
this week, the former for Tonawanda,
and the latter for Buffalo. They carry
100000 feet of lumber each.
The City of Cleveland did not arrive
upuntil Sunday noon, nearly "a hours
behind time, being detained at Sand
Reach by the storm. She was In on
time promptly Wednesday morning.
The schooners City of Chicago and
Lottie Wolf completed their cargo of
lumber last Monday, and left for Chica-
90 within half-hOur of each other, and
would have test of speed to their port
of destination.
The schooner Lucinda Van Valken-
burgh arrived yesterday from Lake
Superior with her hold filed with tim
her. She took on deck load of lumber
from Nation, Ogden, q Co. and sailed
for Chicago to-day.
The steam barge Clinton, with three
barges in tow, bound down with grain
was caught i'm the blow of Friday OF last
week and her air pump bursting, she
was obliged to let go of her tow and
came near being lost. When she secured
anchorage, some four miles off the Mani
tous. she had four feet of water in her
and it was up six inches over her CRATE
bars. The Captain said every revolution
she made she pumped in about three
gallons of hot water into her hold, and
that he had lots of boiled corn on board.
They managed TO fix her up so that she
could be run high pressure, making
about seven miles an hour, and she
reached this port Monday, where she had
her air pump repaired. Tuesday after
noon two of her barges arrived and the
third put in an appearance wednesday
noon, and she left that afternoon bound
to Montreal.
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