The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-06
THROUGH THE CITY.
Items Gathered Here and There by the
News Reporters

News Reporters.
You don't have to be registered to vote
to-day.
Chatham Assembly No. 1856, R. s. G. F.,
meets this evening.
Regular meeting of Oglethorpe Lodge
No. l, |. o. o. F., this evening.
A telegram was received by FRnk Walsh
yesterday from New York friend, who
SAYS the election of Grant, Tammny's can
didate for mayor. is sure.
Dan Miller, an employe of A. McCor-
mich, had one of his fingers mashed off yes
terday while handling rosin barrels. DR..
s. c. Parsons dressed the wound
The bond of Frank Hopkins with F. s.
Eaton as surety to the am unt of 5000 was
estreated in the city court yesterday. Hop
klns was charged with larceny, and jumped
his bail bond.
Robert Alexander Hamilton, citizen of
Germany, and John Thomas Rackstraw, "a
subject of Queen Victoria, renounced their
allegiance and we're admitted to citizenship
in the city court yesterday.
Two verdicts were obtained against NJ
NJ. Simon yesterday. One by M. Silver
man for $685. and the other by William O.
Headley & Son for $237 "a the plaintiffs
in these cases are New York merchants.
The Forsyth Social Club held its first hop
There Was a large attendance of members
and guests who We're highly entertained.
The club will hold its hops monthly during
the season.
Secretary Charles F. Prendergast of the
general conference committee of the demo-
cratic clubs received bandana yesterday
which is the campaign bandana authorized
by the national democratic committee. The
bandana has American flags for corner
pieces and is very pretty.
Hearenrich, Hirschberg & Co., a north
ezn firm, took judgment yesterday in the
city court against Simon Mitchell for
$426 50. Mitchells entire stock is covered
by a mortgage and the goods are being dis
posed of at private sale. The mortgage is
the mother-in-law of Mr.. Mitchell.
Charles F. Prendergast received letter
from New York friend yesterday who
writes that a republican coming in from
the rural districts of that state expressed
himself as much discouraged because tile
farmers are being alienated from the Repub-
lican party on account OF its high tariff
position.
Herman F. Heemsoth, grocer at Farm
and Pine streets, was closed up yesterday
by Sheriff Roman, and Officers Loewenthal
and Simmons were placed in charge of the
stock. Heemsoth is the man who showed
fight when the goods were levied upon a
few days ago by officers from Justice Rus
sells court.
There were but two arrests by the police
up to midnight. Isaac Burke tcolored) was
worked up to the boiling point from drink
ing cheap whisky, and was run in for firing
off his pistol in the street. A charge of car
rying concealed weapons was also placed
against him. Thomas Mack (colored) as
saulted and beat colored woman in Indian
street lane and was lodged in the barrcks.
John Wallace. colored, was in Magistrate
Endres' court yesterday on peace warrant
sworn out by his wife. She said that her
husband mistreated her and that although
they had been separated for several weeks,
Wallace, when intoxicated, took up his
abode in her house, and If she refused to
have him there he threatened and abused
her, and she was afraid Of him. Wallace
was drunk when arrested. He waived an
examination and was released on bond
There will be ample opportunity to get
the returns tomorrow night They will be
announced between acts at the theater, and
the MORNING NEWS and j. j. Sullivan have
each put up large canvas backgrounds for
displaying the returns by stereopticon.
The MORNING NEWS bulletins, however,
will DO the fullest OF all, embracing not only
the Associated Press dispatches but many
special kilograms. Dispatches will also be
received at Kolshorn Bros, who have had a
special wire laid to their establishment.