Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-09
Savannah Weekly News.
SIXTEEN PAGES.
FOR SATURDAY, SEPT. II, 1886
READY THIS MORNING.

FIRST PAGE-The Modest Maid; "My Rus
sian Rival" an illustrated Story; In the Nile
Delta; Tricks and Manners; A Winged Mon
ster; Charleston'5 Crash, vivid pen picture
of the ruin and horrors OF the great earth
quake.
SECOND PAGE.--"Charleston's Crash" con-
tinued, with particulars of the earthquakes
damage in Savannah and other places.
THIRD PAGE.-Continuation of the history
of the earthquake.
FOURTH PAGla.-"Another Shock" The
Fourth Days "Details of tn Great Earth
quake Government Aid; Advertisements.
FIFTH PAGE.-4Further Particulars of the
Great Earthquake; Statement OF SCIENTISTS
A Spouting Artesian, Well; A Romance in the
Life of Lydia Thorn pson; Women's Fatal
Prudery; Prince Alexander Back in His Cap
ital A Great Rejuvpnatlon; Georgla's Capt.
tai; Texas Drought; A Shaking House; Al
vertisements.
SIXTH PAGE.-Detalls of the sixth day OF
the earthquake; Anarchy'si Motley Band;
First Sight of White Men; Congressman Tim
CampoelPs Friend; Alexander's Abdicarlon;
Cleveland's Vacation; Advertisements.
SEVENTH PAGE.-Agricultura Department.:
Teaching Soils in Florida and Elsewhere;
Applying Lime to Land; Standard Bred
ence; Every Day Bills of Fare. The Earth
quake Claimed to HavefBeen Caused by the
Moon; The Earthquake at Sea; seismology;
Advertisements.
EIGHTH PAGE.-sketches of Some of New
York's Tough Dens. wi III illustrations; The
Tenure of Office Act; The sedgwick Scandal;
How Lieutenant Lost His Assignment in
the Cavalry; A Head Walters Romance;
Advertisements.
NINTH PAGE.-Eightb Days Details of the
Earthquake; The Victorious Mayfower; Bel
fasts Riots; Mexico's Wolf; Sedgwick's
Mission to Mexico: Banks to be Fined; Sa-
vannah's Public Buildings; Murdered His
Children; The Course OF Events in Bulgaria
Pleases the Gar; Nippihg a Scandal; Minor
Telegraphic Items.
TENTH PAGE.-The News in Georgia, Gath
cred from Correspondence and Exchanges;
Georgas Earthquake Shocks; 1.-The Old
North State" as depicted by ''H. II. j :" Boy
Spectators.
ELEVENTH PAGE.-The News of Florida Told
in Paragraphs; Prof. Willet on Earthquakes;
Rev. DIR. Talmsge Pictures a Memorable
Biblical Feast; An African Princess Reared
by Missionary; Brief Te!egraphic Sum-
| mary.
TWELFTH PAGE.-Editorial: Earthquakes
=
The Southern Cattle INDUSTRY; a Cure for
the Poygamy Evil; Earthquake Effects; Mr..
| Bayard and his Critics; Augustus Disaster.
he Wanted a Pass; Prof lMendenhall Attrib-
utes the Earthquakes to Natural Causes En-
tirely; The Land Slide Hypothesis; Base
Ball.
| THIRTEENTH PAGE. Local Department:
| The Dublin and Western Railroad; The
| Southern Pools Inspector Simpson Bounces
Ex- Postmaster Wilson; Shocks Felt at Sea;
Additional Particulars of the Earthquake
Shocks in Savannah; Negroes Who Believed
the Day of Judgment Had Come.
| FOURTEENTH PAGE.-The Theoretic Truth;
| Some Ingenious Devices for the Abatem emit OF
| the Cat Plague; Scenes at Long Branch;
| Chased BY SHARKS; Curious Keutuck ians;
Wonders Of the West; The Picnic Season !;
Jefferson's DESCENDANT; The Planets in Sep
TENDER; How the First Spinning Jenny was
Exhibited in Philadelphia; Advertisements.
FIFTEENTH PAGE.-"The Earthquake" a
| Short Poem by "a. S. M" An Interesting
| Article as to Earthquakes, by Prof. W. LIE
Conte Stevens; The Great Chautauqua Phe-
nomens; Getting a Drink; Current Com
meut; Bright Bits: Personal; TEENS of In
| terest; Advertisements.
| SIXTEENTH PAGE.-Eeview of the Savannah
| Markets.; GeroniIno's Surrender; Election in
Vermont and Congressional Nominations in
Other states; Fulton County's Whisky War
Florda's Campaign; Ehe Growing Cotton
| Advertisements.
| just the paper to sendtto your friends.
Price cents. For 81 lie at the news depots
and at the MORNING NEWS office, 5 Whitaker
| street.
Prices all shaken off by the qua axes on SUM
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