Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-21
Matters and Things Lac0nicRilY


Matters and Things LaconicRilY
Noted.
There were only two rests made by the
police yesterday.
The travel from the North this season
promises to be very heavy.
The assessment at the Police Court yes
terdag amounted to only 50.
The campaign will be pretty lively from
now until the day Of election.
An extra meeting Of Clinton Lodge No.
81, T. A. NJ, will be held to night.
Savannah Military Academy will omen
its fall session on the first WedndaY in Oc-
tOber.
Csptain Robert Falligant has gone to
Washington, D. c., to look after some legal
business.
Barlow, Wilson and CompanY's Minstrels
left this morning at three O'Clock for
Charleston.
D. c. Bacon, Esq, left last night for At
lants, to appear before the Railroad Com
mission IN the lumber interest.
The police are having a comparatively
easy time nowadays, judging from the lew
arrests, and the city mus. be very orderly.
The receipts at the Theatre on Tuesday
night were S1,O0S 30. Last nights were
The Savannah Cadets VIII parade this
afternoon, and viii appear in their natty
summer unifOrms-Rhite pants and gray
coats.
We are informed that the Republican
Safe Executive Committee have recognized
Col. James Atkins as the regular Republican
nominee.
Policeman Bradley last night arrested a
colored man who was drunk and disoTderiy
On the street, OccasiOning thereby clnsidera-
bic excitement.
The club house Of the Savannah Yacht
Club at ThU0derbOh will be cOmmodlous,
neat and comfortable when completed. The
work on 1t is progressing rapidly.
Every citizen should bear IN mind that the
law of Georgia requires that all taxes for
last year shall be paid IN order to entitle
one to vote in the coming election.
Hon. Henry B. Tompkins, who was eX-
uocted here on the 18th inst, is detained IL
Tennessee BY the illness Of his wife, at her
fathers residence, near Nashville.
P. W. Meldrim, Esq leaves this morning
fer Bulloch county. where he will address
the pupils OF the County High School, at
their annual commencement on Friday.
Colonel John c. Nichols. OF Blackshear,
Democratic candidate for Congress, accom-
panied by his wife, arrived in the city
Yesterday, aud registered at the Pulaski
House.
There will he another meeting Of the
Democratic Executive Committee at the
curt house on Friday, the 2f inst, at i
O'Clock m, and q fun attendance OF the
members is desired,
This morning about one o'clock Policeman
Hall found a white man snOOz'ng comforta-
biv on the stoOp Of q house Oh President
street, and aroused the sleeping beauty and
carried him to the barracks.
The election takes place on the Ash Of
October, scarceiy two weeks OF, and there
Is much work to be done. Chatham expects
every man to do his duty and rally to the
support Of the Democratic ticket.
Samuel B. Palmer, Esq, who has been
eniOying the past three. months at the
North and East, returned home yesterday,
accompanied BY his wife. He is looking
remarkably well, and IS ia fine spirits,
The detention Of the passenger train from
Charleston Yesterday was due to the Oh
structiou OF the track about fifteen miles
from Charleston, the train on Tuesday night
from Savannah having run of the track.
The dining car Of the Charleston and
Savannah Railway Company has been hand
somely remodeIed, painted, aud EQUIPPED
With the latest improvements and furnished
with a view to the comfort OF passeng re-.
The car will be run on al passenger tra;ns,
and passengers can enjoy first class break
fast, dinner and supper.