Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-25

There ull H- 81 regular meeting af the
,itv Council Tonight.
It IS -ratifviu-ta read the list ID dona-
lions o. the Union society.
a regular meeting If Golden Rule
Lodge so. J.. leo. %. F.. viii Dee held this
evening no O'Clock.
the anniversary meeting Of the Savan-
nah Female Orphan ASYLUM VIII be held
this afternoon al z o'clock
Epsilon Lodge No. :. 4. and Y. S.R.
viii hold a regular c0nyOcatiOn AZ Ma
sonic Temple at o'clock tonight.
There viii De a regular meeting OF Ison-
Olga Lodge. A. ID. Z. W. M O'Clock this
evening a- the office 0f Wilcox. Gibbs *
60.
Tine MuENING News acknowledges the
receipt OF au invitation % a reception and
hop given by tine Daisy Social Club in
Metropolitan Hall this evening.
Nine prisoners We're brought into the
Police Court Yesterday. charged ON the
regular docket with the usual oifeuse
lisurIcrly conduct. and fined in the -
.re-5te Sal
Arrange ment- have been perfected for
fde appropriate observance Of Memorial
Day. Tomorrow. and the decoration Of the
soldiers graves viii Dee attended with the
usual ceremony
The Madison >laare Theatre Company
and Young Mrs.. Winthrop" close the
amusement season in Charleston as well
as iu savannah this year. The company
viii appear there this evening.
Nearly an Of the northern bound steam
er- carry fJIll lists Of passengers, and the
tide of travel j. rapidly increasing in that
direction. The Northern tourist l. hieiug
himself tbithcr from the sunny cline.
The Douglass Light Infantry and the
Carolina Light Infantry. OF Charleston.
have accepted the invitation Of the Beau
fort Light Infantry 20 DEE their guests ON
Decoration Day. Nav 30. The Charleston
troops viii 20 to Beaufort ON May -.
Worbmeu were engaged yesterday in
removing the debris and ruins from the
site OF the Savannah Club stables. recent
iy burned. preparatory 20 the erection Of
tle new building 10y Alderman Hanlcv.
Mr.. L. 4. LafnteJu. the well known
b10bbeeper Of the house of Lowell X Lat
timGrr. and Miss ". O'ReilIy.o Brooklyn.
y. y y. viii be united I'm marriage this
afternoon ar . o'clock in st. Patrick's
church.
Ia Is understood That Hen. judge Nc
cay viii preside at the meeting Of the
United states Court. i'm Macon, on the
Eta of next month. after which he will
preside at the sitting Of those courts M
this city on the 2l-t proNimo.
No more droycs Of cattle viii be per-
mitted to he driven through the streets ON
sunday. Cattle coming i'm that dav will
nave 20 Dee kept I'm the cars or put in pens
iu the railroad yards until Monday. This
j. an ordinance II the city. and His Honor
intends tp enforce DO.
The committees from the various mill
tary organizations iu the city are actively
engaged iu ma kim arrangements for the
approachin- picnic season. Nearly every
company W the city VIII observe Nav
day. and considerable difficulty i cXpe-
rienced i'm securing places Of resort ou
that occasion
Tie electric lights were Do last night.
but 30 was apparent THAT something was
wrong. as they gave very poor light for
some time and then went Out entirely.
The cause Of the trouble was the giving
out Of the packing ct some part Of the
engine. They Were afterwards relit and
burned throughout the night.
Yesterdays election wa, probably the
quietest ever known in Savannah. There
was no demonstration nor the slightest
disturbance during the day. and but for
the official announcement that the elec-
ton was in progress 10 would hardly have
heeu known 10 "a stranger. The vote was
the smallest ever pollcd in Chatham coun-
" at general election.
The southern Railway has made ar
rangements with the ocean Steamship
Company 20 take export whisky in bond
from savannah To the BermudaS. Through
bills of ladiug viii be given 10y the South
rrn. The whisky is To- Toe carried from Sa-
vann8h in fun cargo lots -seyen thousand
barrels constituting cargo. The facili-
tieS for storage. -auging. etc. at >aYan-
nah are second % none on the Atlantic
ATLANTA Constitution.
The authorities are determined to secure
the strict enforcement Of the city Ordi-
uances and are making examples Of the
yiOlatOrs. Yesterday number Of par
Ties were arTaigned before the Mayor for
Ohstructing the streets with wagons. fast
driving. throwing garbage int the lanes.
etc. and fined and reprimanded. They
We're warned that the provisions of the
ordinances would Doe strictly enforced and
vi0latOrs dealt with TO the extent of the
law