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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-08

fn the ti,aaty goars " ths Coaaty Of Li1H,
for ue state " Oseyoa
In the matter of tbs estate Of Bsni4min
FFesiand. deceased.
Citation.
To the following named heirs at Law Of
Benjamin Frrelann, deceased, ,so-wit George
Froelans. hamsltou FeaeiAnd. Eslxabcth
Mann, ssarah Nye, Mabala b Payne, Archie
Freeland, Eagene F,estsad, Owe Freuiand,
Charles freeland. Mary EfeelanG, Benjamin
n FreeIand, Jane Fagan. Emma r DeShiei,
Bertha May Ford, Martha Angelino Fair,
aasd 10 ell others unknown ii any saeh there
be.
IN tho name cf the State 81 Oregon. You
are hereby cited and required 20 be and Ap.
pear ia che County Court Of the County Of
Linn, In the State Of Oregon, at the Court
House, In tho city Of Albany, In said coun-
~ and State. on Friday. the Sth day Of 0c-
tober, A, d., 1856, 1t the hour OF ten o'clock,
In the forenoon Of said day, the Same being
the hlth day OF the regular term thereof,
to-wit the October term, 1886, and then
and there show cause, il any exists Why an or
der of sale ehould not be mado directing
aud licensing the Executor Of said eltate ca
sell oil the right. title and interest Of said
Benjamin Freeland, deceased, at the. time
of his death, both il Law and in equity, in
and to the real property hereinafter describ-
ed, as prayed for in the petition Of A. G.
Fairchild, Executor of the last will and
testament Of Benjamin Froeland. deceased,
which petition is now on file in the County
Court. Of Linn county, Oregon, which said
real property is described rs follows, to.
wit Lots numbered ono. two. three and
four, in block numbered thirty two. in the city
of Albany, Linn county. Oregon, as the SANS
are marked, numbered and designated on tbs
maps. plats and surveys of said city now oE
file and OF record in the Office Of tho County
Clerk OF Linn county, Oregon.
BY order of the Court. Witness my hand
and the seal OF said Court this Sth day ol
September, 1886.
IL. 81 j. P. GALDRArTH,
fs11rk
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Mr.. Geo. W. Wai,s, GensraI Agent,
Freight Department, Union Pacific
Railway, San Francisco, CAL, says !:
81 have derived much benefit from
the use Of Red Star Cough Cure In
cases OF coughs aud colds." Nooplates.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-08
CuRT0us FACTS

IN California, snakes destroy g0ph-
Ars and ground squirrels, and the local
papers express the opInion that some
varieties Of snakes ought to be pro-
tsesed by law.
An artesIan well NJ Lemoore, Oak,
sunk for railroad uses, IL attracting
attention on account II It's medicinal
qualities. II lssAid that It's continual
use will put an end to a de,ire for
alcoholic drinks.
DR.. IL. q. Janeway Of New York
City, acting on the suggestion Of .
country practItloaeer. has given frozen
milk 70 patients whose s.omaehs did
not tolerate ico-crean, aud speaks
highly Of It's use In levers.
Tue mandniine Is now q fnshiona-
bis Instrument lu sa,c.sty. II the
chronicles are 70 be trustsd,lt was In
vogue century ago, and Mnzsrt Is
said b. have written the aecumpanl.
nert OF "Deh Vieni" for It bui Of
late years n pizzicat, ON the violin
does duty for the mandolIne.
An immense quantity Of jewelry II
now myds from thin layers Of gold
alloy upon IS ieget = hr - formed
while II Is not. o. ne In tc .liee,
IL is forced bstwsen steel roller. Into
a long, thin ribbon, each pari Il wnieh
Is, of course, still covered with the
gold alloy, ,ineaIcuiably thin, but which
wears for years and can bo moulded
into any shape.
Edison, the electrician, Ii going 10
experiment on earth currents. He
cannot do II at his home In New Jer-
sey, because there Il too much MIN
erai In the soil. In Fl.rIda II II all
sand. He says there are currents IT
electricity passing al the time
through The earth, but their directions
are unknown. A knowledgs Of them
may revolutlpniz. t,.l.-grtphs 1 IN y
revnIuiionlzs me nets .rol gic.l nu-
Feau ~ tenn aid make II p~-IhIe IL
forecast the westher exactly Trls
graph ~ires -, - or ,es all
thing - tn pct rass r. ken
sive euaagi.-s 49,, nd AHs ass
them II y,,n can maze as Ia rum nf
that Will ~ -..ns'tiv.. III nuutal
ear.h cuFFenis
II IL said ihat n great gla,ier Of
Alaska ls moving 0.w4rd ne 50 =
the rate ~ a quarter Of mile per
anunm. The front pre.ent 4 wall II
Ice sumo 500 f~rs Ia turk le.-. -
breadth varies fr "a three l.. ten
miles aud II i al,ui $50 nIl... | ng
Aimo-s every quarier ~ 81 nsur nufs.
iFsds al ns of lc.. II x f8s.kr tall
Into ne -,.a. ehieh hes sglt - II
ths mU. viuls.n IA nn~F, t8e waves
helag .uch - Is l,,s- % ut h.. urges
vessels n i appr ,sch tn 4lseiefs =
n ines were ~ u j, af- r -
rxtr.m is pure nj Il zz lug o IN
eys and las ,l,.s al The iigh s>s l,lu
rs Well ~ II the deepest sndig., The.
top T. very rough and broken. formi &
small hills aud even chains OF noun
tains Ia mlniasure.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-08

L Finn, Plaintiff.
We.
] ] Beard and John Beard, Defendants.
BY virtue Of an execution issued out Of
the above named Court 10 the aboye entitled
action on the Sth day Of September, 1886,
FOR the sum OF $296.02 with Interest at the
rate OF ten per cent per ennnm from the 9th
day Of March, 1888, and the further sam Of
S25 Attorneys fee, with interest at per
cent per annum from March 9th, 1883 and
thefUrther sum Of $3.50 costs: ] did on
the 9th day Of September, 1886, levy upoa
the following described real property. to-wit /:
All Of the right title and interest OF the said
Defendant John Beard 10 and to tho oast
half of the donation land claim Of John
Beard and Mary Beard bis wife, it being
Notification No. 2557, Claim No. 43, being
parts Of Sections seven and eight Ia Town
ship IL, south Of Range three west accord
ing to the official plat Of survey return
ed to the General Land Office by tho Sur
yeyor General, being bounded and described
As fellows, to.wit Beginning at a point
fifteen chains and six linEs east of the south
west corner Of said Section eight aud rum
ming, thence north fifty chains thence west
ninety-six chains thence seuth twenty
three chains and thirty-four links /: thence
east sixty chains thence south twenty-aix
chains and sixty-eight links and thence east
thirty.six chains to the place Of beginning ia
the district OF lands subject to sale at Oregon
City, Oregon, containing three hundred and
twenty and four hundredths Of an acre. and
on Saturday the 10th day Of October, 1856,
at the hour OF one o'clock, D. M. at the
Court House door ia the city Of Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, will sell said real
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the UNDER
signed. the Administrator of the estate OF
Sarah A. Hale, deceased, has died, III the
County Court Of Linn county, Oregon. his
final account, and said Court has appoint
cd Monday. November 1st. 1886, sf ten
o'cle ok O. m, OF said day. for the hearing
OF objections to same account and the set
Element Of tie same.
n. M. JACK,
Administrator,
WEATHRRroRD Il BLAcKRURN,
Attorneys for Administrator
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Hutira for Publication,
LAND OYRIcE AT oRxaox CITY. Or. I
July 18th. A, D. 1850.

LAND OYRIcE AT OREaox CITY. oF.l
July 10Th, A. ID. 1850.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the FOL
lowing named settler mas filed notice Of
his intention 20 make insl pFoef In sup
port Of his claim, and that said proof will
DO made before the County Judge or Clerk
OF Linn county, Oregon. a. Albany Ore.
viz: Gustav KriRer Homestead Entry
No. 4267 for the = VI Of N "a Of section 20
Tp I3 s r Il,
He names the following Witnesses 70
prove bis continuous residence upon. and
cultivation Of, said land. viz William II
Cooper. II H MorthOFm, II Il Humphrey
and John Burnett all OF Sweet Home In
Linn county, regon.
w. r. BUnNgY,
Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-08

IL the tropics the finest rchlis are
often fnuad ii the tops THE h'ghesi
trees, ,ai such IN elevation that they
can only be reached by cutting down
the tree, while few are seen IN the
lower shades Of the forest, which are
sInguIarly btre Of bl,mtn. Perched
nigh 10 air ,sud shaded By the foliage
OF ~ rree upon whicn IL grows, the
orchid makes its home, aud tne per
il"us experiences of collectors in their
attempt b. find some new and rare
species would all volumes. Instances
are not uncommon OF expert collec-
tors having been sent thousands ol
miles across the ocean to some remote
part of Snuth America, India or tbs
MaIayan Archipelago. to secure some
orchid Of which a specimen or two
may have been brought home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-08

Il is useless 90 attempt TO keep fowls
ptoftably withous giving them good at
tention.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-08
SO C-EN ENTTuS
WILL BUY A BOTTLE OF THE
BEST COUGH CURE

that the wcrid has
,yeF produced,
DF, Beabey's Cough
ure has not an equal on
he lace Of the globe. i
'ballenge the world Tor
-, 900 70 produce any
,Olgh preparation, now
m tho market TO beat Il
In promptness In curing q
Cough OF Cold.
Mothers take the adj
yice VI an Oh piopeer Of
81 years W Il 3 Coast Z.
''Donf run the risk Of
Jour own life or your
Dlldron's on sugar and
fater, II mas sent tnOu-
ands 70 their long homes,
fOu viii find more vir-
ue 10 one If these small
lottleg than In . pint Of
ommon cough mixtures.
There Is Que thing very
rue, II you don't kin the
,0ugh the cough Is sure
70 kill you.
BeeuFe or the trade
mark The scales 0nl
ihe bottle.
wH0EsALE AGENTS.,
a WOODWARB.
'ORTLAND, OREGON.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-08

II not HiuAy euloyed 81 slote who seeiu
10 ps,ssess it. Tire taint Of corrupted
blood may be secretly undermining tie
contribution. IN fiines the poison Wili eef-
lalllly hlivW itstIleclN. and WitlimItIse more
tlrillcllec ilie longer II has been allowed
70 pcrlnenle theAyAteln. Each pimple, Aty,
boil, skin disorder and sense ii unnatural
assiiusle. or laligii0f, il one Of Natures
Wirulli8e Of the consequences Of neglect.
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afegual

: W laul ntgidHs NAf which kl
kclus and tpnalA lrestlentlN tltsA
iilio aa raxest iiglla.Ils Of fhc tlh
aiid liil s a consideration which shuN
lihntl aftsltHl ptrfun 10 keep
halld, 9, q household remedy. n bottle q
ANEltS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
N0iillss else gives such immediate relie
'lld works ~ SURE 4 ellrc Ia nll Infection
tliss elnss. 1slisIi enhncnt physician
gof. Il, Swreixef. of the Mnlne McdleE
,l9ol tirunswleN. Me-. Anyss--
iedlerl folentn los produced nn ether nne
Gao txpeeturani "a good aa AYrR'a CnEmny
ctfogAt. II L hvAiuable Cor dlaeases of The
t4ps aiid lalHe.H
Sille opinion i expressed hy The
auwn Df. L.d. Addison, OF Cticagy
.i. who slysg~-
nsv4r found, IN il,lrty.ive ycnra ot
asshayNs siudy Hnd practice u medicine. nm
taNff 10 great vaiAenr Aygn's cHKRsy
eN Or ifealmenl of dlaehaea 1T the
liaea IL not only hretkH un eolar
rppgha. bet Il more Csfecgss
III relieving even he hii
sfs4 am ItfA stfffttffaF ~ affeaftfsfis
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-08
AYERS
~ PectOraI

aew esasshani for popular conf
haa g inedlrlle which i t0-tlay
iise~ 0f The tliul generation
4ie lns being since Il was
F9 tsle Ilhsie.
le Nst u household IN which this
Emtls has uace been lns
sstf N8efe IS nte has ever been
sanelaNed, hud tllvre Is not q person
10 las ever given II Il proper trlnl
ar any throat OF hung disease kuseep-
hs of cure, who has not been made
81 Il.
rs CHERRY PICTORIAL has.
y fsess Instances. cured obstinate
Iloilie ksrunesaitls, tnrnynitls,
en netltc Pneumonia, and hlts
!, iaany patients ln the earlier stages
III Pulmonary Consumption. IL Ii a
slieiaa tint only requires 10 be taken IN
4lali 'i9As, Is pleasant 20 the taste, aud II
asld III every house where there arc
bilflfsn "a there i nothing 10 good as
YER's CHERRY pTCrOKAf. for treat
saeut ~ Group and Whooping Cough
Thesc nre nll plain facts, which can be
verified b. ANYBODY, nnd should be 70
menbered BY everybody.
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral
PREPARED ny
d. J. @. AVER 8 Co.. Lowell. Maae.
Sold By all druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-08

Noises ~ the head, exceskes In drinking fntaxl-
eating lAQuars, the vital fluid passing nIs0hservs
the ur me and many other diseases that lead Is il
anity and death.
Nv. Minsie who Is a Regular phyxiesnn.
Graduate ef the University y0fPennsyfVanIn
viii agree to forfeit Five hundred naaslmrs Tor
cAae q THIS kind ihe vital ke&eFa4kTe fnrder his
special advice and tFeatmentl will not cure 81 5ar
anything mp1re or Injurious found in "a mr, Min.
eas treats a private diseases successfully Without
mercury, Consultation Free. Thorough examln.
alton and advice including analysis 81 uaine 81
Price q vital Hestosaskves S1b0 bottle, a four
times the qua nifty So sent TO any address unon ~
eclpt Ct prices or Q secured from observation ana
N private name i desired by srRaGnfie IL Kearnv
street. SAN Francisco, GmR. Send tor lisl 81
questions ana pamphlet
SAMPLE RaTTLE FREE.
VIII be sent 20 any applying hyl tfer stating
symptoms sex and age. Strict secrecy il regard to
al business transactions.
Mx. Msnsiess KEdneg Resnefy. Nenhretscusa.
CURES ~ KINDS 81 kidney and Bladder Complainfes
vonorrhoee, Ileet, LeueerFhoea etc For sale hv all
druggists u > botte or six bottles for s5
Dr. hllntaes nnndeslon Pills are the best and
sseARest eRstn and MlEious cure in the mark
e. ker sale by All druggists.
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q. Y. woLvBRToN, o, II, IRVINE,
WOlvERTON & IRVINE,
ATTORNEYS AT Law
Grc4ice up stairs inEFroman's Brick
ALBANY, OREGON.
0, n, IRVINE,
yAUsAGE MILLS,

CAUSAGE MILLS,
We have q meat cutter that Is as much
~ improvement over the old fashioned
Sausage mill as j.. l. Case Agitator Is over
q dail II don't clog and leaves no strings
'n th eat Come and see Il,
STEwART II sox
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u
Remarkable Offer.

And cheap at the price but We offer the
four for g. Is, giving remarkable bargain.
Drop the american Farmer aud ycu can
have the three remaining for 50. Drop the
World and Histoyy and you can haYe the
two others for 81. %. The history il $40
page book nicely bound. and il worth the
egular priee.
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Myriads Of Cures

Achieved By AYKfs's EAn8ApAnILT.A. IN
tho past forty years. are attested, and there
Il no blood disease, st oil possible of cure,
that viii not yield 10 II. Whatever the
ailments of thu elnas, and wherever found,
from the sctryy OF the Arctic circle 20 the
s'yeltls-s0resr Of South Africa, this renl-
esly has afforded health 10 the sufferers
BY whom II was employed. Druggists
everywhere ean cite numerous cases, with
In tlleir personal knowledge, OF remark
aiile cures wrought by Il, where eli other
treatment had been inayalIing. People
will do we'll to
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THE PHELPS 90.
Newport, oregon.
CITATION.

fn ths g,aaty goars " ths Coaaky Of Llsa,
for uae state " 0cyoa
In tbs matter os thu estate Of BeniAmin
FFesland. deceased.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-08
Aver 5 Sarsap0rMa

II The only remedy tliat elm be relied upon,
Ilif'ltis4'b. % eradicate Tho taint Of hered.
ilart disease nlid the spreiai corruplions
'ihat III sufficiently powerful 10 thoroughly
cleunse the system Of ScrofuIous nnd
Mereurimi Impurities and the pollution
OF Contagious Diseases. IL also nel-
tralizea tie p0laOns left by Diphfheria
md Scarlet Fever, and enables rapid
recupernllou from the enfeebIemeni nnd
debility caused by these diseases.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-08
PATENTS

Uhsained, ans al othar business In the q. q pslsn
Oliico altannraed 80 f0F moderate fNea
Our oEace 4 oppost thc u. 3. Patent Oiice, and
~a obtain Patents less time than those rauaote
tftsn Washington.
sand mode or drawing. We afe 70 natent
ability free ol charge ;nnd wemAke . charge unless
ne obtain patent.
Money Order Div. and 70 officials og The g. s. Patent
Oaiee. For eArtnlar, advice. terms, and olurrnces
osctua elicals IN your own State o. county, eddress
G.. A. SNOW & CO..
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Trust NOTHING Else

than AYEKs sARsArAniLLA. Numerous
crude mixtures are offered 20 isle public
aa sbI00d purifiers" which ouiy allure
the patient with the preienae Of many
cheap doses. unA with which IL II folly 10
experiment while disease u steadily be-
pOInIng more tleegs-seated and difficult Of
cure. Some ~ these mixtures d0 much
lasting harm. Bear IN mind that the only
medicine that can radically purify tie
siiIated blood Il
Ayers SarsapaFiIIa,
PREPARED NJ
DIR. J. G. Aver a. Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold By al druggists; price 81,
six bottles for %.
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sheriTs Sale.

IN ne Circuit Court oJ .tse state or Oregon for
Linn County.
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bsaas
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-23
CLAIMED FOR THE STATE.
THE GIFT 10 THE NEW RAIL
ROAD TO BE FOUGHT.

Claims that the Legislative Action Re
iessing the Corporation from ObIiga-
ttcn to Pay is IlIegaI-The Railroad
Commission in Session--Meotipgo of the
Southern Arbitration Committee.
ATLANTA, GA, Oct 22.-There is likely
to be big fight in the next Legislature
on account OF the Marietta and North
Georgia railroad. 1t is claimed that the
action of the last Legislature in releasing
the road from the payment of bonds due
the State, aggregating 1900, was un.
constitutional and Illegal. A bill of in
junction was served on Treasurer Harde-
man to-day prohibiting him from recelv-
Ing and cancelling the bonds. The Treas
urer acknowledged the service and is
awaiting results, which VIII depend
largely on the next Legislature.
The Railroad Commission met to-day.
but transacted nothing but routine bust.
ness.
The Arbitration Committee of the
Southern Railway and Steamshlp AS
sociation is in session, but no statemen,
OF the proceedings is given out for pub
llcation. The session will continue into
next week
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-23
AID FOR THE TEN ANS.
Galveston and Houston Giving the
Most of the Contributions.

GALVESTON, Oct. 22.-The measures
for the relief of the sufferers at Sabine
Pass and Johnson's Bayou have in no
wise abated here. The ladies Of Calves
ton organized an Independent committee
for the purpose OF alleviatiDg the condi-
ton of their unfortunate sisters. Com
mittees were appointed TO canvass every
ward. The ladies report having gathered
40 boxes Of clothing and supplies, and
also $3.50 in cash donations. The cash
subscriptions OF Galveston now aggregate
So, 700, about half Of which has been
applied. AT full meeting of the Calves
ton relief committee last night it was de-
termined to send subcommittee to
Beaumont and Orange to consult with
the committees at those places regarding
the distribution OF the funds now coming
in from every CITY and hamlet in Texas.
Messrs. Miller and Moore, two prominent
business men who have previously served
on relief committees, nave left for Beau
mont. They report the receipt of a great
many small donations ranging from
81 20 500 from towns in Louisiana and
Texas. Galveston and Houston thus far
have contributed more than all the South
ern cities and bowns combined. Houston
has sent several car loads Of clothing
and provisions, and a couple Of thousand
dollars. The Mayor of Beaumont has re-
ceiVed telegram from G. Z. Huntington,
the railroad nagnate. onating 81 900 for
the relief of the sufferers in behalf of the
Southern Pacific Railway Company. Itis
estimated that altogether about $40, 900
have been subscribed, but tits confidently
expected by the GALVESTON, Beaumont
and Orange relief ccmmhtees that this
sum will be increased to nearly 100000
within tho next ten days.
CATTLE DROWNED.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-During the
storm on Oct. II over a thousand cattle
were drowned on the islands of Cheniere
au Tigre and Cheniere a la Croix.
AID FOR sABINE's SUFFERERS.
MOBILE, Oct. 22.-The Cotton Ex-
change opened a subscription list for the
Sabine Pass sufferers yesterday, and S172
was forwarded to-day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-23
LIBERALISM'S FUTURE.
GLADSTONE WRITES TO THEs
NEW CLUB AT LEITH.

Tories Charged With Aiming to Keeu
DisseDsion Alive-Ths Earl of Aber :
deem Makes an Eloquent Plea for Jus|
tioe for Treland-Lord Rosebery Deals
with the Foreign Policy.
LONDON, Oct. %, 3 A. M.-The Leith
Liberal Club opened yesterday. Mr.. Glad{
stone sent an apology for his absence and
hearty good wishes for the success of th6
club. adding: "Your club was formed
during an epoch Of dangerous schlsms
which every good Liberal must desire I'd
heal. 1t is the object OF the Tories tol
keep dissension alive by postponing the
question upon which it arose. rejoioe
to see Lord Monck, a dissenting Liberal.
suggesting rapprochement. hope ha
will continue his patriotic labors."
The Earl of Aberdeen delivered an earn.
est address, In the course of which he,
asked his o0untrymen to censideN
"whether the time has not come to show}
that our policy toward often saddened
Ireland Is one OF peace, and appeal to tho
best eide OF human nature. Away,n he
said, with the notion tha at the policy is a
base surrender to violence. No, IL is a
policy, no matter which party carries III
which ia in accord with the best instineta
OF the traditions of Liberalism"
Lord Rosebery, IN an apology for hiss
absence, wrote: "For the present we ares
In the back-water Of the torrent of passiou
which has RACED the greatest part OF the
year. We have r policy to oppose. The
governments dealing with foreign affairs
will be guided by facts OF which we weres
unaware, but If they use British Infu-4
ence in support OF liberty and order
in the Balkans, firmly maintainl
the neutrality of the New Hebrides. and
while supporting the right OF the North
American colonies, aim at an amioab' d
settlement of the fishery dispute, they
will receive the support OF all their coun-
trymen. Their Irish policy is stlll unde-l
veloped.
SALES OF LAND IN LONDONDERRY.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-The Skinners Cons
pany has sold 81, 600 acres OF land in Lon@
d0nderry TO 1000 tenants, in accordance
with the provisions OF the Ashbourne act :,
on terms similar to those of the sales
made by other city companies.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-23
Emperor Williams Health.

BERLIN, Oct. 22.-The health OF Elm.
peror William Is improving. The Crown
Prince Frederick William, becoming
French and Italian papers. telegra phed 10
Berlin for special medical statement
concerning his fathers condition, and II
10 reported that ne received reassuring
replies TO the effect that there Is no cause
for alarm or any reason why the Crown
Prince should hasten his return TO the
capital. The Emperor Will attend the first
cutting OF sod on the Baltic and North Sea
canal in November. This will be the only
ceremony in connection with the incep-
tion OF the enterprise. The work of dig
ging the canal Will not be regularly be-
gun until February,