The San Francisco call., 1897-07-24
MUTIUEERS PUT
ON THE BEACH
Ringleaders Of the Outbreak
on the Comliebank
Stranded.
Captain Storm Ships Four
Prizefghters to Fill Their
Places.
When the Vessel Goes to Sea To-Day
There Will Be No Trouble About
Making Sail.

Tne British ship Comliebank that had
! to put back on account of a mutinous
! crew. will make fresh start for Rio de
| Janeiro to-day. Captain Storm had a
! long conference with the British Consul
Yesterday, and it was finally decided that
the easiest way out of the trouble was to
discharge Elliott and White, the two rim g
| leaders. In their place four men were
shipped. These four have been known
! for years as the best rough-andtum bic
ii hters on the water front, and it Is safe
10 say that the crew will not refuse to
make sail when next ordered to do SO by
the CAPTAIN. I'm order to punish the
rascals," said Captain Storm, Il would
have had 10 get out extra .It1on papers
and taken them to England. This would
have taken weeks to do, and in the mea n
time my entire charter money would be
eaten up in expenses. Elliott and White
are now known to every shlpmaster in
port, and it will be many o long day be-
fore they secure another ship.
The Oceanic Steamship Company s
Moano sailed yesterday with the follow
ing passengers:
For Honolulu-Dr. R. w. Anderson, C. Barck,
J. H. Burns, A. J. Campbell and wife, J. B.
Castle and wife, Master Castle, c. V. Coelln,
c. NJ. Cooke, C. Cooke Jr., L. a. Dickey, II.
B. Emery and wife F. H. Greenebaum, Mrs. F.
W. Hart, g. Hanback, and wife, NJ. Hyman,
Robert jefferson, J. R. Johnson, A. F. Judd
and wife, f. P. Meserve and wife. J. II. Nish-
wiz, J. D. o. HaTa and wife, ". c. Parke, A. Z.
Rulotson and wife, Howard Scott Miss NJ.
stockmeyer, ". II. Toker, Miss Anna Watson,
c. J. Walsh Miss n. NJ. White.
For Sydney-W. Clergy Brown and wife. R.
G. BrownlOw, J. A. Davis, Jeffrey Dennis, 6.
Levic D. Maedougall, James Mckay, J. A
MacKelvey, wife and child, p II. Morton, Max
Pape and wife, VIII G. Sprigg, W. j. Tucker,
" Vincent, Miss Brownluw.
On at Honolulu TOR Syduey-H. K. Beuze-
maker, J, Beuzemaker, w. C. Peacock.
The usual big crowd vas down to see
the vessel off, and among them were many
who mailed letters at the last moment
telling their friends in Australia the last
news from the mines N ALASKA The
chances are that the Mariposa will bring
back shipoad of miners who left here
two years ago when the rush to Cool
gardie was on. They will find klondyke
a great change from the deserts, intense
heat and lack of water in the Australian
mines 10 the Arctic regions of Alaska.
The stern-w wheel steamer II. c. Grady,
which left Astoria several days ago for
Oakland, passed Eureka al 2 P. NJ. yester-
day. Many seafaring men seemed to
think she would never reach this port, but
so for she seems to have made good head
way. assInS Eul Oh" oAo Aau 4alI
weather and a smooth sea. In the cir
cumstances she should reach here this
evening.
The American ship Commodore, which
was burned at the Folsom-street fire, has
been repaired and sailed to-day. She will
load sugar at Honolulu for New York.
A message from Point Reyes states that
at P. NJ. last night a large four-m asted
ship was anchored in the blight near the
life-saving station. The wind was blow
ing light from the northwest. This is
probably one of the feet now due from
Europe and Australia.
school of gray back whales came in
close to the Seal Rocks yesterday and
gave the sightseers rare spectacle. They
spouted and played around for an hour
and then with one accord made for the
open sea. They were approximately from
thirty to fifty feet in length.