Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-23

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ATLANTA, September 22.-In the House,
four motions were made for reconsidera-
tion:
First. OF the bill repeating the act author
iztng appeals from Courts of Ordinary to
Superior Courts In pauper form, passed yes
terday. The reconsideration was granted
and the bill lost.
Second. The bill lost yesterday, provid-
ing for paying the balance due the late
Judge Holt. The reconsideration was
granted and the bill passed.
Third. The bill also lost yesterday provi-
ding for paying r. T. Mills reward fee.
The reconsideration was refused.
Fourth. The bill lost last night, giving
certain dead bodies to medical colleges.
The reconsideration was granted, and the
bill passed.
The House concurred in the amendments
or the senate TO several House Dllls, and
passed the House resolution restricting the
loan Of books from the State Library. Also,
the resolution as to the sale of lots of lands
belonging to the State on the line OF the
Macon and Brunswick Railroad. Also, the
resolution requesting the Governor to in
quire If the lessee of the water power on
Indian Springs reservation has complied
with the terms Of the lease. Also, the reso-
luton In regard to the treatment of convicts
on the Marietta Railroad.
The Senate bill ssamending the act regu-
lating the rate of interest in Georgia, after
prolonged and lively discussion and fruit
less attempts to amend 1t, was passed.
Mr.. Wilson, of Bulloch, made q most elo7
quent and forcible speech, and was pref
sented with an eloquent boquet OF fowerfI
amidst great applause.
at the afternoon session the rules wer
suspended and Mr.. Basinger introduced
resolution authorizing the Governor to ordr
out the volunteers in Savannah to suppr@ |
riot. Adopted without debate unanimous, ,
and Immediately transmitted to the Senee
(Mr. Meldrim pushed it through the sn-
ate.)
The following Senate bills were disped i
of: +
The bill increasing the number of trueeS \
of the University. Lost. s
The bill for the better protection ohu- 7
man life by regulating the sale Of rmi- =
mating oils. Passed.
The bill In regard to the condition sale u
Of personal property. Passed. L
The bill protecting all classes of nools a
from disorderly conduct. Passed. n
The bill amending the act regulaR the n
meeting of Presidential electors. Ised. o,
The bill providing general law fthe In 90
corporation of railroads. erysngthY % %
and elaborate bill. Passed. el
The House adjourned to 10 oecK To- ui
morrow. Its business is all up, bfit will ell
have to wait upon the Senate. w
The House bill making void ank1nd of th
waiver in fertilizer note, II the tilizer is ca
not as represented, has been adeely re- no
ported in the Senate, which viraiy Kills e.
the bill. Se
The Governor has signed following Sc
bills: off
Creating City Court for AuEa.
Amending the act glvinInmbs to
soldiers. N
Prohibiting deer hunting byI light. ~. ~.
Amending the act prevent cruelty to De- D.,
animals (Mr. Platshek's billy, ~ Du
Adding the surplus from thnVlct lease all
and fertilizer inspection fees the school exc
fund. To-
Conferring local option 2 Randolph Bui
county, and prohibition In Wnson. lies
me ne Dill PTGVio,ng M Ior pa GIoysr G s.Ar ~ alys
Twiggs. ,,C o-se
0NAiN IN, and
The Senate reconsidered Dill creating It i,
q Board of Pharmaceutal ENers, tabled eor,
the bill imposing tax on rs IN iron CO.
safes, defeated the bill regng tne CIV SHV'
ing in of taxes on plsntai uvl0ed by hLiSi
county lines, and passed 1OHoWing lake
bills: folio
Incorporating the EtoWT Blue Ridge Susp
Railroad, the Elberton feIersburg rsoti
Railroad, the South Sidfet Rallroa9 not u
of Atlanta, the Citizens ngs BANK ot not C
Savannah, amending % cnartSs 20 o. ler's
Macon, authorizing Iuers CS9tt' inten
and for other purposes ;se1nk Cne .S rocoi,
bottom Branch RailroaP ulAeng tne tSOoI t
practice OF Masters In teIy CSuAnkhg IneIe
the time of holding tPySon superior OF ltS
Court. exemntino toll from levy and mark
soIe. making Iermo ,Ehe income Of orrol
the University of sia ao'nOlz sa
feitnre Of mn1Jci criminal bonds; a
a0I"roi, % tho unity authorities, Wasl
as to leVying taxes SSuRe5 Pulposes' LnVle
amending section 419he Code; charter when
ine, The Gov;noton .tmulgee Railroad; dent
also, the Dahlonegs uxlnesvlLe .L helo. a per-
phone Company; e1ikf; e1ikf;tJa o 9is,r.ct. ~ N well
Scrivan conntv. relg the charter of 3rep
Lawtonville; amen 0oe'ion WV VI 'ne 1To,II,
Code. Moul'
The Senate sne1st OF the afternoon was q
session diScnssJpo House amendments Gene
to The RsIIr"ad Tsssion act. The bill Maio
Xvos smaDdad n = sections and finally i
lost for wont orequisite votes, there 10 o-t'-
hejng onlv On 80 Is nays. There was Hlaue
a strony Jehof. cipated in by Messrs. Garn'
n C,,orr-~ EEonor;I WestbrOOk. A recon- sever
StSo.ayyiIo -oo., moved in the zanrning WoulC
1Th red the session and a0- -4sno
,o,,r1'oS ~ S9H'U t;I1 - - the p
IT, 9 JttSI .l1t final adjournment can bers
be reached beflext week unless mucn physi
business is eft1lsneo. th. follow Enqu
.no nG1Se reduced by Mr.. Basin IeaoI @ =;
ger: iitable information has upon
,-I11I' w large numbers OF per- ton
OTn ,ors b.Va s1led themselves In the CITY dent:
y .oHs 70 nAVe his State for the further
- 90 o"T "a eiln Is. Al nd unlawful ends, and are TIL
ance aI VI LLo ioIent and combined resist sacr,
Iow % nAnl t1 It's of the municipal authori- E6nS
~ ~ - a9S for the preservation OF pub and
az VI ,ablic safety, and are openly Al n
10 1ef1;uc- O +5.mmauds Of the proper civil sevel
aid city, and wouI
WHEREADoubts exist "heCnSI III brou
the Governor 10 use .Ie Nh a,,,sI pain
ary power the State in aid OF the clVli him
,uthofitiesr the suppression OF violence, mere
be rrotecti of private property, ana tne -
,reervatiopf the public peace, Wnlle the
ifer1l Assnbly is in actual session VIII
q action bthe said Assembly therefore -
RESOLVED, 6y III. House Of Representatives,
: Senate concuriug, That His Excellen-
the Governor, b. and is hereby request
and fully authorized to call out ana en-
", for the assistance Of the civil autnorl.
S in the county o. Chatham and city OF
such portions Of the volunteer
ops "a he State as may, In his Judgment,
necessary So preserving the pubic
ace and. .suppressThS Sisorder and resist
ce to the lawful authority " said city and
unity.
The Knights Teqplar will hold funeral
rvices st DeGive's Opera House on Tues =
" afternoon In honoi of Frater Garfield.
ilitary and civic societies. WIN form the
recession.
The rolling mil fire was very deEtractiz..
"a the mill wiz probably not be rebuilt ua-