Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-13
Savannah Weekly News.
SIXTEEN PAGES,
FOR AUGUST IA, 1886.
~ O w H 4 A ID Y .

FIRST PAGE.-In Memoriam, S. J. Tiden;
"Miss Scarcity Flegg," an Illustrated Story;
A Wonderful Man; Cape May Girls; Beauty
and the Beast; Cutting Interviewed; The
Eye Stone; An Orphan House Romance.
SECOND PAGE.-Cutting's Confinement;
Using the Surplus; Death of Samuel j. TIL
den, with brief sketch of his life and last
| days; Georgia's Interest In the River and
Harbor Bill.
| THIRD PAGF.-End of a Long Session, being
an account Of the closing scenes of the first
session of the Forty ninth Congress; Fall of
the War Fever, giving further details of the
| Cutting Embroglio; The Stone Man: Calves
toms Prize Drill; Alibis for the Chicago
Anarchists; Talk OF Liberal Unity: New Eng
| land Gold Mining.
! FOURTH PAGE.-Last Honors to the Sage of
the Democracy; Years Appropriations;
The ex-Priest's Other Wife; Fielden on the
stand; The "Elder Brethren;" Belfast's
Riots; Guns Turned on Laredo; South Caro-
lina's Democrats; George Gould's Marriage;
Miscellaneous; Advertisements.
| FIFTH PAGE.-Humphries Sentenced to
Hang at Milledgeville; At the State Capital;
Report of the Agricultural Commissioner;
Judge Lynch at Mclean; Crookedness at Co.
lumbus; Hudson Hanged at Fort Gaines;
| Politics in the State; Augustus Factory War;
Florida Matters; Miscellaneous Telegraphic
| News; Advertisements.
SIXTH PAGE.-"Western Millionaires Who
Come to the Metropolis to Spend Their
Money" An Illustrated Letter. Females Poor
Gamblers; Fashion Notes; Not Such Crank
After All; Advertisements.
| SEVENTH PAGE.-Agricult Department:
| TyrotoXicon in Milk; How to Disappoint
Balky Horse; Insect Destroyers; just So;
Loss of Time on the Farm; Peach Culture;
Farm and Stock Notes; Popular Science !;
Every Day Bills of Fare. Correspondence:
How to Get Up a Picnic; Vanderbit's Yacht;
The Thirteen Club; Advertisements.
EIGHTH PAGE.-"The Midnight Revel,"
| Rev. Mr.. Talmage's Sermon on the Death OF
King Belshazzar; A Chinaman's Mad Prank
in the Courts of Cupid Belfast's Mad Riot
ing; Advertisements.
NINTH PAGE.-Cutting Fears Death; Erin's
Religious War; squIre's Big Sell Out;
Further Details of the Anarchists Trial,
Parsons Bold Perjury; Other Late Tee-
TENTH Georgia, Florida and South
Carolina News.
ELEVENTH PAGE.-FlorIda News Con-
| tinued; II. II. US Letter, Seaboard to Noun
tain; Hon, Samuel j, Tildens Last VIII and
Testament; Continuation OF the Anarchists
Trial; Present Status of the Tilt with Mexico;
New Zealand's Eruption.
TWELFTH PAGE.-Editorial: The Truth
Ignored; Civil Service Endorsed: Samuel j.
Tilden; Cotton Planters Union; The Tattnall
County Story; A Thoughtful Wife; Mr.. Hoar's
National Inquest Bill; The Coming Yacht
Race; A Good Ticket; Grants Memoirs;
Cleveand's Vacation Brief Telegraphic Sum-
mary.
THIRTEENTH PAGE.-Local Department:
Only Half an Orange Crop; Confidence In Sa-
vannahs Prosperity; Recipes for Cheap
Whisky; An Important Purchase; Death of
DR.. Herndon; Central Stock Moving Up
ward; Sale of Large Archaeological Co'lec-
ton; Base Ball Summary; Ground Broken
for the Tybee Railroad; Savanuah's First
Bale; Gen. Jackson's Return; Sectionallsm
in Kansas; Cut in Two by Train.
FOURTEENTH PAGE.-A Childe Fancy: How
King Kalakaua Lives; A Costly Sandwich:
How to Bag Rattlesnakes; A Visit to the AS
tors; Chlnais Coming Ceremony; Cost Of
Dressing Dude; Two Historic Towns: Bou-
LANCER Lareinty Duel; A Wife for 50 so.
FIFTEENTH PAGE.-A Pile Strangely Lost;
a Jeffersonlan Republic; How Phil Thomp-
son Secured the Acquittal of His Client; A
Jumbo Anaconda; A Hero OF the Throttle:
a Famous Palm Tree; A Black eyed Belle:
Triumphant Old Age; A Boston Joke; Cur
rent Comment; Bright Bits; Personal; Items
of Interest; Advertisements.
SIXT ZENITH PAGE Review of the Markets.
Cotton, Rice, Naval Stores, and Quotations of
Stocks and Bonds, Etc; In Vulture's
Clutches. Terrible Fate of Savannah Girl
at Macon; Other Georgia and Florida Tele-
grams.
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