Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-27
Matters and Things LaoOnIcaliS

Noted.
The political pot viii soon begin to bubble
ard boil.
Yesterday was conceded to be the hottest
day o. the season.
Cotton futures advanced sixteen to twenty
points yesterday.
A.E. C0chrAne, Esq, OF Blackshear, was
in the city yesterday.
orle,horpe Lodge No. l, I. o. o. F., viii
elect officers tonight.
The concert a. Armory Hall this evening
win be well worth the hearing.
The savannah Steam Rice Mn Company
have petitioued for Incorporation.
Hon. A. q. Bacon, who arrived in the city
saturday, cid not leave for home until last
evening.
A notice OF interest to executors, admin
sstsso-s. guardians and trustees will be
fouud 10 smother column.
TIE Est o. vessels up, cleared and sailed
scr th,s pors consists o. one ship, eight
rs-2-s. Two br'gs and six schOoners.
A specisl meeting OF the Board OF Officers
az ne FIRST Volunteer Regiment will be
held at TIE Blues Hall this evening.
Tie Chatham ARTILLERY are considering
short TIP from the city during July or Au-
gust for recreation aud recuperation.
Oscar Wilde viii lecture under the aus
riees AZ he S. Andrews Society, on the
Sd July, on the subject Of Decorative
Art"
A negro msn was arrested az hslf-past
sfx O'clock las evening BY Policeman Clancy
for fighting IN the yard OF the Hsrnett
House.
The steamship Ssragossa, Captain 7. A.
Hooper, a. this port from Baltimore, reports
having experienced head winds during the
entire trip.
Toe CITY o; Augusta arrived 10 New
York a. five O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
making the trip from dock to dock In nifty
two hours
Tie Jacksonville base ball clubs are con-
slder.nE q challenge from Savannah clubs to
contest for the amateur championship OF
the south.
Ire annual commencement exercises Of
TIE Academy OF s.. Vincent de Paul will
take place a. the Theatre this evening, and
vii be lsrgely attended
The Savannah Base Ball Club and picked
nlne vii play 8 game on Friday afternoon
next, Ct four O'Clock, near the corner Of An
6erson snd Abercorn streets
The brilliant northern light or aurora
I hareslis which illuminated the northern
I hor z1n last evening. Just previous TO the
/ rain, was-Sdmired BY many.
About eight O'Clock last night s heavy
4 thunder storm, accompanied with vivid and
I frequent flashes OF lightning, set In aud
/ continued until nearly midnight.
Two negro men. fighting on the wharf OF
/ the Ocesn Steamship Company and creating
I a excitement, were arrested Yesterday
morning about ll:SO O'Clock by Policeman
1 Dancy.
The steamer Katie brought from up the
I river this trip some twenty casks Of white
/ elsv. which win 90 North on the Philadel-
/ phia steamer. doubtless TO some candy
mandatory.
George Wilson, a negro man, was found
l dead On his bed II house on Walker street,
near Wilson, Yesterday. An inquest was
/ held and s verdict OF death from Providen-
1 tai causes rendered.
The Ford Dramatic Amateurs VIII hsve
/ three rehearssls this week for their Bruins
4 wick Performance Members going 70
\ Brunswick will cali on the Secretary aud
\ Treasurer, Mr.. N. 2. Molina, to arrange
I Tor transportation.
1 Mr.. Chester A. Arthur, Jr., son Of PresI-
L dent Arthur, accompanied by his friend
I NJ Reginald Fry, will arrive here this
morning By the Charleston and Savannah
/ t-afn from Washington, and will be the
+ guest 20 Henry I. Bolts, ESQ.
/ The substantial new building being erect
Z "a on the site OF the one recently occupied
4 ~ Messrs. solomon Bros, on Bay street,
4 which sas burned, IS rapidly approaching
/ completion, and when finished will be an
/ ornament 70 that neighbOrhoOd.
The river steamers report that the OBJ
| structiOus near Little He'll landing are clos
I ing NJ. and that they have considerable diff
/ hcG'ty In getting through them, and that
I they viii become impossible unless looked
after soou by the proper authorities.
/ Daniel Flood, white lad, was painfully
/ hurt by being thrown from q horse he was
/ riding or Farm street on Sunday. His face
I and head were severely cut and bruised,
| and be was conveyed 20 his home in the
I vicinity. when s physician was summoned.
TIE body OF Charles Winthai, the sailor
/ whose drowning on Sunday 10 the river near
/ Kinsev's mills has been announced, was re-
] covered sunday night and taken to the
/ mo-rua An inquest was held and q yer
\ dict OF death from PrOvidential causes rem
dered.
An additional story IS being built on the
I building occupied by Messrs. Allen &
l Lindsay, on the south side Of Brough;on
I sirset, between Barnard aud Jefferson
/ considerably and also give increased room,
/ which was very much needed.
Our Washington dispatch states that a
/ special agent OF the Treasury Department is
I 70 be sent to Savannah to investigate
I whether Il Is advisable TO make another
/ nomination for Collector OF Internal R9ve-
\ nue. in place OF !. NJ. Peasants, who has
/ failed 10 give tbsssequired bond.
| some excitement was created on Liberty
l street. near Bull, yesterday morning about
L teu O'Clock by the wild antics Of dog
I Same supposed thst the canine had an at
I tack % the rabies, and consequently wide
I br,h Wss given him. Thoroughly eGsaust-
| 81 hy running about, the poor creature
/ finally dropped.