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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-05

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BRASS CANNON FISHED UP.
Excellent work by the steam DredG

Excellent Work by the Steam DredEe.
The workmen employed on the steam
dredge in the harbor found a brass cannon
in load brought up by the dipper yester-
day. The prize was taken on board the
drsdge, and being cleaned proved to be a
boat gun that belonged probably to one Of
the French vessels Of war in this harbor in
1S49, as the body Of the piece bears the in
scription "Egalite, Liberte." The piece is
forty inches in length from the muzzle to
the cascade knob and weighs IT'S pounds.
The diameter of the bore, which is smooth,
is two aud One-half inches, and the gun
looks as bright and serviceable now as it
was when it was lost. On the gun, for
ward of the trunnions, are the letters "a
N" The left hand trunnion is marked
''P. 175;'' the right hand one mo. Al"
There is an inscription on the band sur
rounding the base of the breech, but most of
the letters are illegible. The gun was
dredged up from depth of twenty-four and
a half feet, and was embedded in firm blue
mud, which has an average depth, where
the dredge is at work, of about four feet.
1t may be remarked in this connection
that the gang of five prisoners at work on
the dredge are kept busiiy employed during
the working hours of each day. The steam
tug takes away from % to "a loads per day,
of three dump cars to a load, each car con
tanning two or three dipper loads of mud.
Each dipper load is calculated to weigh a
ton 80 that there is daily moved from the
bottom of the harbor to the land being
made on the Esplanade about 200 tons Of
mud, measuring about 800 cubic feet.
Captain Hughes has general charge of the
dredge, his son being the engineer in charge
of the machine, which works very eIpedi-
tiously and thoroughly.
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brigantine ". G. Irwin. Purser Webster reports
the weather modereting az Hamakua ports.
The American bark Forest queen, Captain
Nielsen, sailed from the Riuau's wharf for san
Francisco on the 22d, with 10 tons Of domestic
products valued at al .259 a. comprising Il ,9o7
bags sugar, 500 bags rice, and 5,9s2 gallons mo-
lssses.
The Oceanic steamship Alameda Captain Il. O..
Morse, arrived on the 22d, days and y hours
from Gan Francisco. she sailed May 18th, at 3
2 N. For the frst As hours had moderate north
west winds; thence TO the 2Ist northeast winds I;
thence southerly winds. On the 10th, at $40 a.
m, passed the Companys steamship Mariposa.
Arrived in port on the 22d, at 10 a.
Since our last advices, the following vessels
have arrived at San Francisco from this port and
Kahului: My sth the brigantine Consuelo and
barkentlne Ella, hence, and brig Courtney Ford
and three-masted schsoners G. c. Perkins and
VIM. Renton from Kahului; May 10th, the bark
Caibarien, hence en- May 18th, the tern
Eva and bark Lady LampsOn, hence.
The American schooner Fanny Gilmore, for
over eighteen years in the trade between santa
Cruz and San Francisco, has been purchased by
Messrs. Allen & Robinson, the weu-knOwn mer-
chants Of this city, for the snm OF 5000. She
was lying at Jackson street wharf, san Francisco,
being cauIked and recoppered, preparatory to her
leaving for here. Captain Hampstead, late Of the
tug Pele Will bring her down.
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Goa 81 Items.

Letters received from Mr.. Davenport, the
efficient passenger agent of the Oceanic
Steamship Company, by the Alameda yes
terday intimate that the prospect for pas
senger travel is looking up. Thirty-seven
passengers had been booked for the next trip
of the Mariposa, and a number of berths
had also been engaged for the return pas
sage of the Alameda. Arrangements had
also been made with the famous actor, Dion
Boucicault, to bring down theatrical COM
pany in June, and play a short season of one
week here and in July circus troupe,
which is doing good business in San Fran
cisco, will also visit Honolulu. The special
correspondent of the P. C. ADVERTISER at
San Francisco gives details regarding the
coming theatrical treat, which are published
elsewhere.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer wainanalo brought 500 bags sugar
from WamanalO on the 22d.
The schooner Sarah and Eliza brought so bags
rice from Koolau on the ed.
The tern Beulah wiz lead with sugar for San
Francisco, after the barkentlne Eureka.
The brigantine Consuelo and barkentne DIscov-
cry were TO leave San Francisco for this port on
May 18th.
The brigantine w. G. Irwin will sail for San
Francisco. with full cargo of sugar, next Mon
day.
The barks T r. Foster and Ceylon and the tern
Beulah Will flush discharging their coal soon.
On May sth there arrived at San Francisco SIX
vessels from the Hawaiian Islands. three being
from Kahului and three from Honolulu.
Our San Francisco correspondent writes: Cap
tain Clifford, formerly of the bark KaIakaua, viii
take charge OF the D. c. Murray now loading in
San Francisco for Central America. The D. c.
Murray Is old trader from this port.
F. wundenberg's new IO0-ton steamer, James l.
Dowsett, was to leave San Francisco for this port
May 18th, and therefore she should be ex
pected about the 3Oth instant.
The steamer Iwalani arrived early On the 22d
from Hamakua with ,5Is bags sugar and 20 pack
ages sundries. The sugar was transferred to the
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reception of Secretary Fuller.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Y. NJ.
C. A. was held last evening in the lower hall
of the building. At the conclusion Of the
usual business of the meeting, Mr.. S. D.
Fuller, the General Secretary of the Homo
lulu Association, who arrived by the Alameda
yesterday, was unanimously elected voting
member Of the Association, after which the
meeting was adjourned to give the members
an opportunity of shaking hands with Mr..
Fuller. The members then assembled in
the upper hall and listened to an address
from the newly-arrived Secretary. The
attendance at both meetings was quite
large.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-05-23
An Ocean Race.

The Consuelo and Discovery were both
advertised to leave San Francisco on Sat
urday, May 10th, the day after the dopar-
ture of the Alameda. The Consuelo was an
nounced to depart at 2 p. m, and the Dis
eovery an hour earlier, and it was artici-
pated that an interesting and exciting race
would take place between our two traders.
A days later news viii be forwarded to the
ADVERTISER by both vessels, so that our
readers can rely upon fullest particulars to
10Th instant in case of the arrival of either
before the next steamer. Our enterprise in
this respect will be fully appreciated by the
Hawaiian public
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SARATOGA HOUSE.
Re-OPenIng of this FaVOrIte Rest0u-
rant.

Re-OPenIng of this FaVOrIte Rest0u-
rant.
The Saratoga House will reopen to-mOr-
row under the management of Mr.. H. Bar
Der, whose experience in conducting first
class restaurant and lunch-room will be a
sufficient guarantee of everything being
carried on in the best style.
A novel feature introduced by Mr.. Barber
is a system of Communication" tickets for
meals. These are gotten up on substantial
card board, and will be sold for So each.
Upon each ticket there are 10, 10 and %
printed in series, the aggregate amounting
to So so. Thus the holder Of ticket can
get a cup of coffee, and the cashier will
punch out one figure 10. If he gets Is or %
cents worth Of food, the corresponding
number is punched. By this plan the
holder Of a ticket only pays for what he
actually orders, and by the time all the
figures on his ticket are punched he will
have had fifty cents worth more than he has
paid for. The plan is good one, and
should be decidedly popular. Mr.. Barber
has secured an excellent cook; the rooms
have been thoroughly cleaned and re-ftted,
and pleasant, quiet cool place to enjoy
good meal at moderate price has been
opened in very agreeable and central part
of the city. We anticipate for him a good
business.
Tonight the Saratoga House will be open
for inspection, and the proprietor will be
happy to see all his friends assemble to en-
joy a nice, cool salad.
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y SseIs Expected from Foreign Ports.

SseIS Expected from Foreign Ports.
Schr Anna CAmJ, McCullOch, from san Fran
cisco, due at Hio, May 23-2J
Bgtne Consuelo CAml, Cousins, from san Fran
cisco. due June 3-6
Bktne Discovery (Am), Perriman, from San
Francisco, due June 4-6
0 q City OF Toxic (Am), Aaury, from
Yokahama, Japan, due June
Steamer James 1 DOwsett (Haw). Smith, from
san Francisco, due May 22-25
Am bark Amy Turner, Newell, from Boston,
due July 1925
Schr Jennie walker tHawl. Anderson, from
Fanning's Island, due May 25-3e
Brit bark Oriente, Hughes, from Liverpool due
May 20
Am bktne Mary winkelman, Bachus, from san
Francisco, due May $50
Brit bark Tycoon, from Sydney, due May $50
Brit bark Jupiter, from Liverpool due July 10
VESSELS OVERDUE.
Am bark Autumn. from Newcastle, n W, due
May SO
Bark o wbitmore (Am), Calhoun, from POr:
Townsend, due April 27-30
Bark Chasca Brit, from Liverpool due April
1915
Brit bark James Blaine, from san Pedro, due
March
April 80
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COMMERCIAL.

BARLEY-No. feed, per cti., 81 30 and 81 IS.
Ground barley, per ton, T. O. b. S2s.
oATs-Fair, 81 20; medium, 81 IS; choice, o. 90
(. 0. b.
HAY-COmpressed, tII 50 to SIS 50; large bales.
Sl4 to SIC.
LTME-SI 30 per barrel.
CHARTERS.
Political matters in Europe are now of peace
full nature and wheat has declined there, while
American markets have not responded, as crop
prospects are considered unfavOrabls for aver
age yield. A fair business has taken place in
charters, principally iron vessels a5s to 37s. Cd
Cork, L. K. to size and 3Os. Liverpool for wood
Market quiet.
EXCHANGE-SanF Francisco, May I5th-Lon-
don, 60 days sight, 81 sek. New York, sight
Is premium.
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THE AFGHAN AFFAIR.
The s55.OOO,OOO Credit Bill Passes
Third Reading Etc.

The Consolidated Fund bill (the $50, O00,-
900 credit passed the third reading in the
House of COmmOns.-A dispatch from st.
Petersburg arrived last night and Baron De
Stael Immediately had an interview with
Earl Granville. II is surmised that Russia
has accepted the convontion.-Earl Kim
berly, Secretary for India, announced in the
House of Lords that plan hus been official
~ uctioned involving an outlay of e5, O0O,-
coo FOR railways and military roads, includ-
IN Il line to Quota, foy the defense of
India-Condie Stephen, bearer of the dis
patches from Sir Peter Lumsden, says the
British commission started for Tirpul di-
rccly after tn Pcnjdeh battle. On reach
inc tn Pmoparn0sus mountains terrific
snOwstorm rendered progress slow and
many camp followers were lost The de-
featcd Afghans retreated by another route
win Marauchak and Bala Murghab. The AZ
ghaus were always kind and attentive to the
wants of the commission and did their ut
most to provide them with food and COM
forts. though the task was difficult, the
country being uninbabited.
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STay ISkus

Two plaques Of locusts throughout the
United States, are predicted by the Ento-
biological Department at Washington
epidemic known as the 90 deugue' has been
very prevalent among Europeans IN Tahiti.
Maxwell, the st. Louis murderer, has
engaged counsel in Auckland and viii resist
extradition The British ship Earl Of Dali
housie sank IN San Francisco harbor while
being towed TO Oakland by the tug Relief;
she was perfectly empty, with no ballast on
board and the strong wind blowing turned
her completely over; the captain and crew
were saved.-Joseph Nimmo, Chief of the
Bureau OF Statisr7ss, has been requested to
resign. --Considerabl crookedness has been
discovered IN the management Of the Agri-
cultural Departmental case against Com
missioner Sparks, charged with an assault
on Colonel De Alma, was dismissed.-W.
S. Roberts, President of the defunct bank
Of Augusta, Ga cut his throat.
OLD SILVER com.
The Superintendent Of the United States
MINIS at San Francisco, New Orlee0s and
Philadelphia have been authoriz .,,t-
chase mutilated and uncurrent Unit 81. states
silver coin of the standard fneness at the
rate of SO cents per ounce, troy weight in
sums of So and upwards.
fOHEIGH AEEALhS.
The outlook for the Russian wheat crop
is poor-Spain has renowned the fixed
duty on wheat Ferdinand Hitler, the Ger
man composer and pianist is dead.-The
German Rcichstag has voted to make the
duty on wheat 3 marks.-There has been a
$500. 900 fire at Chatham, England The
Mayor of Rome has caused a sensation by
marrying his mistress and installing her in
the municipal palace.-Sir Peter Lumsden
is on his way to London.-The Commons
yesterday rejected the Channel Tunnel bill.
Fighting continues between the Canadian
militia and Riel's ebeIs.-Condie Stephen.
bearer of dispatches from Sir Peter Lums-
den, has arrived III London.
GERMANS IN ZANZIBAR.
The Sultan of Zanzibar has protested
against German encroachments upon his
territory and has appealed to the treaty
Powers. German colonization agents are
active on the coast at present. An italian
man-of-war has arrived on a confidential
mission.
THE MONEY SPENT.
Childers, Chancellor of the Exchequer.
that about S35, 900, 900 of the
credit of 500, 900, 600 had been already alb
sorbed.
WHAT RUSSIA Is DOING.
The Imperial Council of War has ordered
the transfer of military and medical stores
from KrasnOvodsk to Askabad, and have
instructed the Commissary Department to
get ready to equip 5000 reserves. Articles
for the formation of steamboat company
for operation on the river Oxus have been
submitted for approval to the Council of
the Empire. General Annenkoff has started
to push work on the Trans-Caspian Railway
BEAR SAUCE FOR TURKEY.
NJ. Nelidoff, Russian Ambassador to Tur-
key, is still vigorously pressing the Turkish
for an early payment of the
war indemnity owing to Russia.
DEFENSE OF HERAT.
Colonel Stewart and another British eff
Ger will go to Herat to examine the FORTH
cations and give the Amer any needed
advice.
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GLADsTONEs GOVERNMENT.
Chances That 1t VIII BE Defeated
In the Commons.

The Irish Liberals have decided to vote
against the Government on Sir Massey
Lope's motion TO insert a clause providing
that the expenses of the registration be
considers the matter of vital Importance.
Parneu has issued a strong whip to his fol-
lowers to be present at the division. He
will be able to throw five more votes against
the Government than on the 9th inst,
when the result was $40 to 237. The griev-
ance of the Parnellites is that the Govern
ment refuses to give an assurance in re-
spect to the provision of sufficient sum
for the expenses of registration of voters in
Ireland.
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Police EOHrf.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERToN.
FRIDAY, MAY 22d.


FRIDAY, May 22d
W. W. Davis, charged with drunkenness,
forfeited Sc bail.
Noholani, on a similar charge was fined
S. and 81 costs.
Joe, charged with assault and battery on
Maniua wv: nolle pres. entered.
All Wing Meen, charged with driving over
a bridge faster than walk, forfeited 50
bail.
Low Chong, charged with importing
opium into the kingdom about May goth,
was remanded to the 25th instant. A. S.
Hartwell appeared for the defense.
John Baranun, remanded from the 21st
instant, on a charge of assault and battery,
pleaded not guilty. Mr.. Kinney assisted Il e
prosecution. Mr.. Poepoe appeared for de-
PENDANT. This affray arose from the de-
PENDANT trying to get some clothes that be-
longed to him from the washman. 1t was
proved that defendant assaulted the China
man. Fined Sc, with 81 40 costs. An ap-
peal was noted to the Supreme Court.
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a Political Bargain.
May I4th.

Cleveland has appointed board of off,
GERS to report on tn Notifications and de-
lenses Of the United States General Rose
Grams expects to be Collector of the port of
San Francisco.-General Grant is not in
such good health MS he has been lately
Tyler and Pixley of thu Argonam had an
encounter on Kearny street yesterday !;
Pixley called Tyler a liar, lodged the lat
ter's blow and then hit Tyler twice in the
face cutting his nose.-Brands Brewery az
Chicago has been burned. The Pacific
Mail Co. hope to secure the whole 800, 900
voted for carving the mails.
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Suxar Market.

Nessrs. Williams, Dimond & Co. reportfrom san
Francisco OF date May 18th, that the local market
was stin very unsettled owing to the difference
between the two refneries. The improvement in
the Eastern market noted in last report continued,
and ''we consider the market strong and the sit
uatIon favorable for still further advance. The
foreign markets are strong and excited, and al
though New York has been little slow to respond,
the advance has been steady"
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Cathedral Services.

Whitsunday falls upon tomorrow, and
the day will be observed in st. Andrew
Cathedral by a choral celebration of the
Holy Communion at $50 q. m, followed by
the usual morning services with sermon.
The church will be decorated for the occa-
sion.
At the Roman Catholic Cathedral there
will be Pontifcial Mass and sermon in
English at 10 a. m.
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Fort.street e,burcb Services.

1.-The True Foundation " will be Mr..
Cruzan's theme on Sunday morning. In
the evening the annual memorial service
will be held under the auspices of Geo. W.
belong Post. The church will be appro-
priately decorated, and the Post, accom-
panied by their escort, the Honolulu Rifles,
will attend in body. A general invitation
is extended, and all Americans are espe-
cially invited.
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A Riot In London.

riot occurred yesterday afternoon be-
tween a mob and the police for possession
of the Nelson Monument, in Trafalgar
square About 10, 900 men had assembled
to make demonstration against the Gov
ernment's budget proposal to increase the
duty on spirits and beer. The crowd was
very unruiy s.... III police were unable to
maintain 80. T. \ great struggle ensued
between tn. ga :, AMI police for possession
to ~, u.,... u. The row lasted nearly
aH hour s;.ta .a- promoters Of the meeting
and the po.iy- were finally forced to retire,
leaving tn crowd singing IN triumph, Rule
Britannica IA mob surg down to the
front of ihc National Club which faces
Trafalgar square. Every person entering
or aviug tn cIub vas mobbed. The club
doors were closed and a messenger dis
pi.i.iid 10 Scotland Yard for additional
pole. st o'clock the rioters were still
in fuil poss ssiOn of Trafalgar square, and
Northumberland avenue was occupied by
mob of many thousands. The police by
this time had been largely re-enforced,
charged a number of times upon the mob
and had made several arrests.
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Sentative cheers The Government has
surrendered every one of the questions be-
tween II and Russia. The Prime Minister
has altogether abandoned the attitude by
which the Government obtained the vote of
credit. The great objection have 10 the
Premier's policy is that from the very day
he assumed Office until now, he has shown a
readiness to sacrifice anybody and every
thing to save himself" [Cries of " Hear
hear p
ChamberIain,s Chance.
Chamberlain, President Of the Board Of
Trade, tainted Lord George Hamilton with
inconsistency in asking information from
the Government that could be relied on.
The House would be unable to adequately
judge the conduct Of the Government
until ali the papers in the case were pre-
scented. The object of Sir Peter Lumsden's
mission had, to a great extent, been
achieved. He was glad to find Lord George
Hamilton advocating the proposition that
no faith should be placed in Russia and that
the only course was to 60 to war. When
the general elections come the Government
would remind the opposition OF their policy,
and 1t would then be seen whether the
country was tired of peace.
The Motion Defeated.
Lord HamlltOn's motion was defeated by
a vote of 200 to 26O The majority con.
sisted entirely of Liberals. The Parnellites
voted with the minority. The House re-
ceived the result rather list)essly.
= Political Bargain.
It is reported that the Government, in
order to close the bargain with the Parnell-
ties for their support to vote the credit to-
morrow, have promised TO increase the
grant for registration expenses in Ireland.
An Exciting Scene.
During the discussion in the House of
Lords conc erning the Governments position
with Rus 81 a dramatic and exciting Incl
dent occurred. The Duke of Argyll was de-
Tending Gladstone S policy when the solemn
body was started by piercing shrek. The
cry came from Baron Dormer (LiberaD
He sprang to his feet and then sank to the
floor, in a fit and unconscious. Doctors
were summoned, and they succeeded, after
much labor, in restoring him to conscious
ness
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MnY 18th.

B. Howard Colt, Chairman OF the San
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board, died
suddenly yesterday .-Sarah Althea will Gle
about 60 afidavits in refutation Of KoWal-
sky's dispositions affecting her moral char
scter; ten days have been allowed on the ex-
ecution of the judgment in the promissory
note suit. have commenced their
raids in California and are damaging the
crops. Mary Anderson, the actress, Is TO
be married TO Lord Harrington, Secretary
for War.-The next International Conven-
ton of the Y. NJ. G. A. will be held in San
Francisco in 1887.
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THE AFGHAN AFFAIR.
The Latest Phases and Features.

Prince Lobanoff Rastowski, Russian Am
bassador to Austria is about to succeed
De Giers as Foreign Minister. He is known
TO hold strong anti-English views.-It is
reported that permanent garrison of 5000
men will be stationed at Sebastopol.-An
extremely sore feeling prevails in Russia
because war is postponed. Many Generals
openly declare that a magnificent oppor-
tunity is now lost. The feeling is so bitter
and widespread that the Gar has been sd-
vised to visit Moscow for few weeks TO
calm the excitement.