davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03
Egypt.

ALyxaspKr., July 2.-At Q council Of
ins,se Of the population. fbs minister q
works and finance opposed the Propodtt4a
and no decision was reached. Aesnvhilo
work upon the forti6cations continue: booe
forts are armed with heavy guns disscssA
upon the hsrbor
ALpxAspRIA, July 2.-The imPressmsnt
OF recruits continues. In consequence 81
alarming rumors from Csifo, tbs military
q ordered to make special ezefti0ns 70
msintsin order.
The Bedouins crossing from TIE DySia9
,,o,, into Egypt, sre very serious eoaeee
- for blocking The 6usS
Psr.y PsnsI %a,, n,e,.,eS b by rcusstan oniesrh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03
E,taI ExnInsion an GIant Pnuhel.

HIGHBRTDGE n. j., July The building
attached to the Chester Iron mines was de.
stroyed by an explosion of giant powder.
John Patterson was killed and Ira Casmore
and Moses Gust fatally injured. The build
ing was owned BY Malley & Caulay, Loss,
$l2,VUV.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03

MILWAUKEE,, July IA frp q @ esstg
hour this morning, destroyed the Piaa11Gp
tone building. Nos. and, Grand aFeena
I,oss on building. $4,000; insursnea ~
600; Geo. NgIef, wholesale conlesleoNgJs
los, $4,000; ipsursncs, ?3tp@i -
fields boot and shoe store: 90 ~ Iysgys -
10. : Gisnd syenne. M danaesd ~ ~.
falling walls 70 tbs extsnt of tl1,eN ,s,,.
JAcxsoY. NIssy luly l.-xhe ec9 -
at Msgolia. with 81 tbs seccP0
n buruAA 20 " X<.||
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03
Passed by the senate.

=, WASHINGTON July 1.-The Senate passed
She legislative, exectiye and judicial ap-
preparation bills. The deficiency bill was
. Shsh taken up and ope-third completed,
Gheh The Senate went into executive seS-
SION 'and when the doors opened adjourned.
busters EmiSrant Protection BAH Pc
feafed.
=, me honse spent nearly the entire day on
ol .Ae naval appropriation bill ompleting the
sonSlueracon S'lil OF all sections of the bills
sSse Nv. Tue section relating bureau eonstrac-
Won. Harris offered an amend
t,sh' s,'I TO this section appropriatias
nNe million dollars for the
SonsIIuetiOa S OF new war vessels, and for
-. enng the unfinished monitors, but il
N@ NOT acted On. Tne bill removing the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03
The Coal Miners,

CUMBERLAND, Mn, Jnly 2-The miners
of Meyersdale and Elk Garden regions
struck, Saturday, for an advance Of from 50
to IS cents per ton. They also say they
will not resume work until the advance
asked in the Cumberland region is granted.
This action is the result Of a combustion
formed at Bedford, Pa, Thursday and FIJI
day last
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03
Dresao1.

DrslIs, July 2-DisturhAncss occurred
yesterday at Listoral, County KERR. Nm.
Moore was addressing crowd, When tho
police dispersed the useting ehs subss-
quentIy sddrsssed . mob n the rniiwsy
station. The police agaan sppeadnG vese
act was rad and the police proceeded -
disperse the mob, firing Tsvolven 9svesal
persons we're hurt, and some sfyeSted. The
military bad TO be called out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03

The motion Was ~
sion but when the Spes.
rule, appeared to receive they
proceedings, division was can0
suspension confrmed-lH tot.
After the expulsion Of the second k
of Irish member: all the clauses up 70 e.
thirtisth were adopted without division:
Clause 30. which is the last OF the bill, and
which provides that this act shall continue
In force until the expiration OF three yea,s
next after passing thereof was sdoptsd-D
too.
The House adjourned at 8 ?. n. having,
with the exception Of nm interval Of two
hours in last evenings sitting. been In 80.
sion continuouously thirty.two hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03
GOFF'S SHOES.

The Place Not to be Filled Until Next
Week.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-It is not probable
that the vacancy in the United State Dis
trict Attorneyship, in West Virginia,
caused by Gen. Goff's resignation, will be
filled before the latter part of the present
week. Attorney General Brewster has
gone to Philadelphia to spend the Fourth,
and will not return till Wednesday or
THURSDAY,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03

If you are deaf, ears run. and have
cs'srrb, take PsaUx, have tried it. c.
ID. WILEY Houghton, IA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03

destructive rain storms that has been
known here for more than q quarter OF a
century visited this county last evening.
The rain feii in torrents for about tw0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03
CorkhiII Must Go.

Il is stated here tonight that Mr.. Hicks
will ask the President to remove District
Attorney Corkhill for his action Thursday,
in regard to who should have charge OF the
a>Sa>,in's remains. Hicks claims that Cork
hill overstepped the bounds Of his authori-
". The Attorney General sides with Hicks
on this question, and it is likely that both
vii, succeed in securing COrkhilrs disPlace.
meut. IL is also stated by the friends OF
tie President that he is only too anxious TO
have IN excuse for removing COrkhill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03

.stoa dSs'z sSSs:;sss VIII celebrnted bis
: Sen;y-eighth b'rShday saturday.
Il About 50 percent of the poor MANS
knket is tariff; the rest is woot-P Phil
Allphia Record. If he uses it this
Aher he will wish il was all tariff.
ISSnd see Aladdin" and envy the
I KS their cool costumes.-Boston Post.
y YOU want to see a Aladdin cool COS
Esne 90 down the river bank any even-
'e
[ u is reported that Mr.. COnkling is not
\ Astcrested IN contemporaneous politics.
There is some apprehension that the
ia,sae remark will apply to Senator Cam
erdn next year.
I A sarcastic religious paper out West
lsaharks that since the word "foon has
~ stricken out in the revised version,
<Sle people take more comfort reading
~ Bible than they did formerly.
THE Greenbackers will hold State
in Clarksburg on the Sd of
AHyrst, 10 nominate . candidate for the
gRsaeht 10 fill the vacancy
,aused ty he aeath q Judge Patton.
Now SekiuI 50 lookout for frework ae-
Slents. Old john Adams undoubtedly
|Tas a staunch patriot, but his idea of
elebrainx the glorious Fourth has sent
|nany 4. littis sherlb climbing the gold
! plsndid proHsS' is the latest re-
frarn ". de EessepS' canal. The
~ el iIeompleted and the excavation
lhe compaDy's stables will berapidly
.ledInSw,sd ca next year. Isn't this a
sssls I. .xa dixiaende
! Hon kbfaham Koiner, chairman Of
,.he vi feinla Democratic State Central
J, omuirfee. has called a meeting of the
A., knRttee. 10 Be held in Richmond,
.Af Il. OR che paFpOse Of arranging for
] 4 cOniibg oampaign.
! fSwa On hoard yacht, and fresh
y krouAg man With the bOb-tailed coat had
NJ usa ked he question, "What is a
,oC = R'tlen the sail swung round,
Wiz him into the lee scuppers.
"a kCcsppsr softly observed, That's a
-
~ woman .7ser who does the para
- Shm8 9ny yShieago tribune spIte'
~ rem5rE A japanese glrl was
EN the SSa29sItlng elasS 1" aS''I'
Iii seS' the heathen IN their oiiAiA' .
bave q copze % ms country 9
~ n gum chewms--S
Flb y psaoiafion Of ao00, ,o9g, Can
2Es ,annk kAfork annually 10000, ,00e
hu / of cheese, while the United
my with 50,0oo,OOO poPulafson'
H. an nually Ses'eeO, ,OOO' q proper
$ twelve pounds per caplta iol
~ .da, al 4 six pennds for the oni'so
h&es.
No. Is \ = ,,a3e his first notable
r-.snr - the ape Of twenty
ft.s tsor,-th .os JpIv Grafton, anc
.,,-t 1,tsIe snread-ea -eagleism il
i'll t,ke the nlpi many thouSanu' U
SOP NJ ~ BE- spafed a palniuL eNPeri
nee ntxk f''sStas.
.s.,,,s.,I raar I-ncIa San
Az 90 -, % bis farm Tn,
HHbFt& .SI,.,,s,,. snd states norted will
~ r.ooneao scres and most of i
slo sct,,al settlers Thatmean
NJ - -, N rroeneritv in the future. |
M - ~. men II cities. but those ON tn
III 5y,n Rhat ho,d the KEYS that vii
IN zen allits q The world.
kFf ! steaaaboat on the Missis,
.4d az IN 90 to wreck som
~ - ~ {}.sn lcss of superstitious peC
50. q s ,ll savss.I told YOU So b,
(; >, ,,.siuk name is Coffin. AN
- ,;s n,,.,,e Is Hearse. Now
~. s.nlx have a pilot by II
III a :. -, \ will be a grave oue
HHsF, Il &, ,'..,,,lD onsbt 70 ride On -
Nm
4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03

4 is reported that Mr. COnkling is not
,asrested IN contemporaneous politics.
there is some apprehension that the
aple remark will apply to Senator Cam
.Is,n next wear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03

! Wound see Aladdin" and envy the
KS their cool cOstumes.-Boston Post.
n YOU want to see a Aladdin cool COS
Isne go down the river bank any even-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03

AYAILABI.E ASSETS.
! in TrelSpry ......... 23,2S9, SIS

I0>n IN TrelSury 2f}, S9,5l9
'S'U> mus eNUe9 to Pacific Railroad
81 81. pShy Interest payable in law -,
IN, NJ, money, principal outstanding 6i,6[5'1t=
i,,,.'N occrrad and not yet paid lrHSS,iUl
iIn.eivSt paid " United States. o.
'tt.e.tNI reIHd by companies by ..,,
Importation service. 10 2zO,oSS
net earnIny eh''' i'e' - sStS
Balance intcrtSi maid by II, S.. S7,50,OSl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03

A sarcastic religious paper out West
saharks that since the word "fOop has
~ stricken out in the revised version,
2pie people take more comfort reading
~ Rible than they did formerly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03
ST. ClAlRSvIllE.
Delegates to the State Convention
Democratic County Convention.

DpPCtut ~ ble heytssef.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE O., July 1.-The Demo
cratic Central Committee of Belmont Coun-
ty met at this place this afternoon, and
elected the following delegates to the Dem
ocratic State Convention: Col. J. +.
Charlesworth and John Taggert, Richland
Township; w. S. Barton, Colerain Town
ship; ]. J. Potts, York Township; James
L. Jordan. Pease Township; John +. Kelly
Pulney Township; d. +. L. Chapman,
Union Township; w. c. Gillespie, Wheel
ingI Township; James GLADDEN., Smith
Township.
Alternates: A. c. Durrad, Richland
Township; T. II. Williams, Pease Town
ship: John NJ. Henderson, Wheeling
Township; J. w. Laughlin, Warren Town.
ship; w. J. Shively, Somerset Townships;
A. w. Workman, Washington Township;
Hamilton Glass, Flushing Township; FL
more Kinney, Goshen Township; J. b. Nc
Kelvey, Mead Township.
The committee decided to hold the DEM
cratic County Convention at Martins
Ferry, on Thursday, August Sd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03

AAbout 50 percent of the poor mans
.tnket is tariff; the rest is woof-P Phil
allphia Record. If he uses it this
'Ather he will wish il was all tariff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03
The Poisoned BOquet.

WASHINGTON, July l.-Dr. McWilliams,
tho Jail physician, states that the boquet
given to Guiteau on Friday as is alleged by
Ev Mrs. Scoyille, was found TO contain
powder secreted in the buds. The powder
was carefully placed in phial and submit
ted 10 a chemist for analysis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03
THE News.

tHe lug heg'Ster s0i be mailed TO
KSe1S O|S q to'r1a Jo&irh'-fus cents
s'C7EH' AaaTess ehObed as often
OelueS's TO Harvar college dur
rs the last year amounted to 100000.
Lieut.. Berry's crew are lving on dead
horse. But even this is IN improve
lnent on poor De Longs Ali Offare.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03

CT Charles q e'seeae, sorfaerly edi-
~ fihe Bostoa Res., and the oldest Of
,.stoa .5s: 9i'SSis wiz cslebrnted his
4eu;y-eighth ossShday sasmvaay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03

lf-f,pett mas his faults
fhcely generosity
Cf them, particu-
qIlh in methods un-
setfd. 1t WAS ar,i.
y he police court Of
Day chat the fami-
the insane seaman
oteu, andstll are,
cstable and almost
&r Bsnuett's ex.
. pnly have a COM
per month for
", in addition to
+ at an expense
barge Of the in |
SsHId ever have |
q fact that one of
COR assault aud |
We're deawu out |
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03

The Greenbaekers will hold a State
Conveption in Clarksburg on the Sd Of
ssgtst, 10 nominate . candidate for the
seSaehs % fill the vacancy
,ansnd 4 .nn Aenkh of Jndge Patton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03
Examining Guiteau's Brain.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The doctors con.
tinued their examination of the brain OF
Guiteau to-day. A closer examination
does not reveal more than was at first dis
covered, that Guiteau was To all appear
ances perfect, sane and responsible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03

'3Swns on hoard a yacht, and fresh
.,oulgi ginap With the bOb-tailed coat had
usta 4ked he question, "What is a
,oS Ntien ire sail swung round,
>nA1G him into the lee scuppers.
kCVsppsr softly observed, That's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03

Now beSiB 50 look out for frework ae-
Alents. Old john Adams undoubtedly
|Sas a staunch patriot, but his idea of
elebrain the glorious Fourth has sent
many {. littis shsr.lb climbing the gold
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03

The law forbids the sale of liquor to any
one intoxicated, or any one known TO be a
drunkard.> And yet there are scores OF
places in the city where notorious topper,
a minor, or any one else can get dead drunk
at any hour of the day or night. Some OF
these have licenses and violate them with
impunity; others have no licenses, bat are
not molested,
The most notorious brothels. the lowest
jim shops, and the skin gambling houses,
sell vile liquor in violation OF law. ami
most OF them can be entered wit hout ditfi.
Guilty by strangers or acquaiutances at any
hour OF night, Notwithstanding the mid.
night to sunrise prohibition.
When arrests are made the accused are
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03

I probed and prohed during the last few
davs of his life for this thing conscience and
failed to find the slightest trace ofanything
that ever remotely resembled it, The ques-
ton of Guiteau's responsibility rests on the
fact that was he sincere in his inspiration
idea when he shot Garfield? This question,
for some reason, did not come up during
the trial. II he was sincere then OF course
he was a poor deluded man, but notineyery
way responsible.
"Do you think he was acting?
"NO, sir; do moi, but | have nothing to
say about the prOpriety OF the execution.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-13
The River Booming.

The Savannah river the past day or two
has been on a regular boom, and yesterday
there was appearance Of heavy freshet.
1t is reported that Beach Island, on the
South Carolina side of the river, is over
flowed, and the fine corn crop, which had
not been harvested, is entirely ruined. It is
also sa that the damage along the river will
reach fully one hundred thousand dollars.
The river at Augusta was unusually high
on Monday, concerning which the E5e,stng
Meas says:
"The heavy rains Of the past few days
has set the river on such boom as to sur
prise the Oldest iuhabitant. A slow rise
commenced yesterday morning, and at 4
o'clock yeste rday afternoon the river grew
wild, and It was noted at times the rise
was fully fifteen inches to the hour. At
TO o'clock the mark at the bridge
indicated tWenty-six feet showing,
since Yesterday at 4 o'clock, the rise
was fourteen feet In sixteen hours. This is
very rapid for our river, because as it in
creases In height all the low lands have to
be filed, which IN some localities makes the
river several miles in width. We very much
fear all crops on the river bottoms are abso-
lutely ruined, much of the corn having
been blown down aud now covered with
water. The crops in the sWamps were the
finest ever seen, and it is indeed a pity to
see them now flooded and ruined"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-13
The Jewish New Year.


This evening the Jewish New Year 5,643
opens, and it is one of the most solemn re-
lgious festivals OF the year. The syna-
gogues will be opened, and the services
will be of the most impressive character.
''Rosh Hashanah," New Year, is on the
first and second days of the month of Tish-
ri. 1t is also called YOm HaZikoron, day
of memorial and feasts of trumpets, as some
say, in memory of the ram entangled by
his horns and offered in sacrifice instead
of Isaac. 1t is q holy conVocation, on
which no servile work is to be done. Lev.
xiii "a; Numbers xxx. l. From the first
to the tenth day are called the penitentisl
days.
In the service of the festival, prayers Of a
three-fold nature are introduced, viz : of
homage, of remembrance and Of sounding
the cornet. These embOdy invocations that
mankind may arrive at a true knowledge of
the Creator, His benefcence, His omnis
cience and providence. Every true Israel
tie cOmprehends the signifcaace of 'Rosh
Hashansh," and approaches its observance
with proper feelings, inherited from child
hood.
"And the Lord said unto Moses, saying,
speak unto the children Of Israel, saying, in
shall We have a Sabbath, memorial Of
blowing of trumpets, an holy convocstion;
We shall do no servile work"
Also in Numbers: "And in the seventh
month, on the first day of the month, shall
ye have rest, day Of memorial, Of sound
ing the cornet, holy convocation; no ser
vile work shall ye do; day OF blowing the
cOrnet shall 1t be unto you, holy unto the
Z 'ernslV
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-13
HOW where the N oneY Went.

At the 147th Grand Monthly Drawing of
the Louisiana State Lottery, at New Orleans,
Tuesday, August Sth, 1882, the wheel of
fortune, under the sole management OF
Generals G. T. Beauregsrd, of Louisiana,
and Jubal A. Early, of Virginia, Gas it is
always, turned out lucky awards in this
stYle-among many Of those whose names
are withheld by request. Ticket No. sc, 021,
the first capital prize. drew S75, 600. 1t was
sold in fifths, at one dollar each, to j. A.
Burks, Station Agent, N. 0. P. r. R., at Ro-
beline Station, Louisiana; d. w. Sweeney,
Of Dodd City, Texas, collected through Fan
min County Bank, Of Bonham, Texas.
Ticket No. 16, S53 drew the second prize of
$25, O00-was sold in Chicago, III. Ticket
No. IS, $50 (sold In fifths, at one dollar each,
drew the third capital prize, of 100000
John Reed. of Bloomington, ILL.,; to G.. G..
Reeve, Of Lyons, Wis, etc. The TWO fourth
capital prizes, of So 900 each, (sold in fifths),
we're won by ticket No. IS, S74 and "a, 49,
sold to W. W. Holloway, South Third
street, Lafayette, Ind, collected through
the Lafayette National Bank to Daniel
Breyl, 1Sl South Clark street, Chicago, H.,
etc. The scheme of the company recently
adopted, offering $4,000 and so on, has
met with much deserved appreciation. Par
ticulars can be had OF NJ. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La, before the next drawing, on
October 10th.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-13

The Failures that Occurred In the
south Within the Past Week.

There were III failures in the United
States reported to BrGdstreet's during the
past week, IL more than the preceding
week, and Sc more than the corresponding
week last year. The only failures Of i'm
portance were George W. Hillman, whole
sale tobacco, Delluc & Co., drugs, and
Philip Bernstein, manufacturer of suspend
ers, New York city, and Hartzell Brothers,
bankers, at Silver Cliff and Salida, Col.
The Middle States had %, an increase of
4; New England States 10, a decrease
OF l; Southern States IL, a decrease of
z; Western States IS, an increase Of Is; Cali
fornia and the Territories II, a decrease of
3; Canada IA, an increase Of l. In the
principal trades they were as follows: Gro
GERS IL, general traders IA, manufacturers
IA, liquors Is, hardware 10, drugs 8, fancy
goods 5, shoes 4, dry goods 4, jewelry 4,
carpenters and builders B, tobacco and
cigars 2, furniture 2. confectiOners 2, banks
2, clothing l, produce l, hats l, milli-
neryl.
10 the South three States suffered. They
were Georgia, North Carolina and South
Carolina.
GEORGIA.
Augusts-E. W. Mccarthy, cigar manu-
1acturef, mas 1a1le0, anu Is OueIluS W SoLut
at 50 cents. Liabilities sl'OSS' assets about
Warrenton-A. J. Adkins, Jr., general
store and hotel, has sold out and offers to
compromise at % cents.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Milton-The liabilities Of Hines d Irwin,
general store, are S4,1l6, Of which s., 400 is
| preferred nominal assets S. 1000, actual as
sets 81 GOO.
New Berne-W. E. Brown, grocer, has
/ failed.
Oxfofd-T. D. Crawford il Co., drugs,
are reported to have assigned. Liabilities
s., 900; nominal assets $12, 600, consisting of
real estate So, 500, stock 1880, book &C.
counts $1,000.
Oxford-Grandy Brothers, general store,
are reported to have assigned. Liabilities,
SO, 600; assets said to be about same amount.
They are said to have considerable amount
of individual debts, for which they have
made an assignment of their individual pro-
perty. They were also Of the firm Of T. D.
Crawford Il Co.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
JonesYille-J. II. Littleton & Co., general
| store, are offering to compromise at IS cents.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-13

For Hats, Underwear, Neckwear, Shirts,
to-, go to Levy's.-A do.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-13
Sanitary CommIssIOners- Regular
Meeting.


OFFICE BOARD SANITARY COMMISSIONERS,
SAVANNAH, September IL, 1882.
a regular meeting OF the board was held
this day at 1890 D. m. The following mem
bers were present: J. F. Wheaton, Mayor,
Chairman; Aldermen G. c. freeman aud
w. Duncan; ). R. Hamlet, Esq; Drs. L. A.
Fslligsnt and J. T. Mcfarland.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and confirmed, and the report of the Health
Officer was ordered recorded.
The Secretary officially informed the
board that the city and surrounding country
were in clean and good sanitary condition,
and that the health of the city was notice
ably good, as shown by the official mortuary
report for the week past, aud by the prof
fered opinion of the physicians of the city.
DR.. w. Duncan introduced to the atten-
ton of the board the defects Of the present
from the prscticing physicians, and offered
a resolution "That the Board OF Sanitary
Commissioners recommend to the City
Council that the ordinances relating to and
governing the return of mOrtusry statistics
for the city of Savannah be so amended
that the permits for burial in any cemetery
within five miles OF the city of Savannah
shall be given by the Health Officer upon
certificate of death from the attending ply
sician."
The Health Officer reported that the bark
Catalina was granted permission on Sep
TENDER 4th to come from quarantine TO the
city. j. F. WHEATON, Mayor, Chm'n.
j. T. MCFARLAND, NJ. d H. o. and sec'y B.
sc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-13
shot IN the Arm.

On Monday afternoon 3 difficulty oc-
CURED between some negroes living near
Monteith, on the Charleston and Savannah
Railway, about ten miles from the city
growing out OF quarrel over the feeding
o. some hogs. Eddie Hazel, one OF the
negroes, brought his gun into the contro-
versy, and becoming enrsged ct Evan
Robinson, the party who had dis
posed of the feed contrary to
agreement, banged away at him.
The gun was loaded with buck
shot, and the entire charge entered the
right arm Of Robinson, decorating It terribly.
The injured man was brought to the city
and taken to the Office OF Dr.. L. B. CHS
holm, who dressed the wound. Hazel had
not been arrested up to last accounts Yester-
day afternoon