Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-31
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Savannah Weekly News
FOR JUNE 2, 1888.
Ready This Morning.
CONTENTS.

First Page-Fifth and Sixth Chapters OF
''Desire Wentworth a Thrilling Romance,
by Miss R. J. Philbrick-Brunswick's Ad-
vance-Keep Her Heart Warm-Killed by a
Snake Bite-Editors in Fernandina-Jeffer-
sons Last Letter-Crape on the Door.
Second Page.-Georgia, Florida and South
Carolina News-Wm. R. Observation-Disclosures
at War-Shot Down at a Shrine-The Farm
ers in Council-Bold Burglars-A Naval
Cadets Observation-Disclosures in Council
Baptists as MissiOnaries-Presidential.
Third Page.-Brooklyn's Big Bridge-Stro-
bach's Case HOpeless-Brunswick's Best Day
Two Features of the Brunswick Fair
Victors at Nashville-The Labor Problem
Fun at a Convention-Florlda in the Freeze
Stripped by Characterization of the Gar
Drift from Darien-Butler and His Foes
The Cold of 1916.
Fourth P~dge.-Editorial: A Few Signs;
Truckers Complain of Savannah; Georgia
School of Technology; Amsterdam EXPOSE
ton; 4 Fight over the Florida Canal; Make
a Note of 1t; The Pope and the Irish Clergy:
The Advancement of the Pacific Coast; The
Southern Pacific Route; American Manufac-
lures: A Costly Farce; Southern Progress;
Ex-senator Eaton on the Tariff-Bloodshed in
Misunderstanding the Iron CrIsis-Plea for
Poor Lo-A Victory for General CrOOk-Ef-
forts to Burn a City-Death in a Double Tor
nadO-John Howard Payne's Grave-Victims
to a Flagstaff.
Fifth Pdge.-Mr. Speer's Insincerity-Ire-
land and the ~Pope-Racers on the Run-A
Lecture by Watterson-At the State Capital
French War in Asia-News Notes.-The in
Brunswick Bull in a Gentieaac91s Room
The Oldest Mason Dead-Brief Telegraphiu
Summary-LOcal: Sailing of North Bound
Steamers; The Sanitary Commissions; a
Villainous Assault; Cotton Receipts; Flames
in Two Stores; The Hutchinson's Island
Embankment; a Youthful Highway RObber;
The Friends of Ireland; Kicked by a Mule;
The Alabama Editors at Montgomery; The
Melon Crop; Killed on a Bridge; Local
Notes.
Sirth Page.-Agricultural: Work for the
Month; Strawberries; Sheep and Fleeces;
The Bermuda Onion; Bermuda Grass Seeds;
Growing Observation-Disclosures of Science
Household K~nowledge-The Railroads and the
Truck Farmers-The Speakership-MeteorO-
logical Aspect of June-England's Problem
A Perpetual Weather Table-Winter in
Spring Time-NOt a Success-A Tribute to
Mr.. Stephens-A California Elopement.
SeCenM Pdge.-A Crisis in Guayaquil-An
Express Company Robbed-Senator Tabor's
Sensations-LOuisiana's Tragic ~Feud-Sena-
tor Don Cameron-A HideOus Game of Ball
The Presidential Outiook-Falling Pig Iron
-Gayeties of Brooklyn Bridge-Atlanta's Three
Sensations-Baptist Bible WOrk-The Savan-
nah Conference-An Exciting Grain Market
A Shower of Birds-MahOneism in Georgia
Slain in a Sortie-Jones, of N~evada-The Game
of Draw Poker-The Big Bridge Lighted
Chill and Peru at Peace-The POpe's Circu-
lara Victory over Malone.
Eighth Page. Jacksonville Appalled,
White sulphur Springs Case-Savannah
Market-NOrthern Markets for Southern
Fruits and Vegetables-Benedict ArnOld's
Observation-Disclosures.
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