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Newspaper Page Text. i Room 21, a?ct-,a... . l mm 5 lo CEiN iS A WEEK. ALBANY. OREGON WEDNESDAY FORKING OCTOBER 31 1888 VOL. 1IT-NO. 301 hr California, tie Laiu '4siNrciPTASrt - DC4rHTocot'Cy EUREKA -rT' T I" VOU-l "" I L KvZLjtf fl B aT " E$iirfll rSvix Bk "S'r K?. fiStJllLsZ x?l:u wg5 -Sold .n Gtfiwfe A3IEriNEMEEco.of0iiLl.fAU HAVE ioU A CdlU hi the litsiU vvlneh d- t not 'fret better? Have you an excessive secretion of mucus or matter in the nasal passages which either must be blown from the nose or drop back behind the palate, or hawked or snuffed back.vard to the throat? Are vou troubled hv hawking, spitting, weak and MO S. THE ONLY iPJV22. Ift r.. .Oil m c i b CURE TOR CATARRH LlU'Ll lil. I'lLU-LQ n nifti I T UflU V 1LLL uuinnuiis'rii'e Liie;corrupiioii wiimn. As every bieath drawn into the lungs must pass cvtr and become polluted by the reliev tions in the nasal pafsapes, it mutt i.ect!-ar:!y ir'.Icvtl.f.t cciii.' ct :'i t- l.t secre irraduall" takes place, wlnle the n 01 bio n-f.tur tb.it "s fv8uvt(, tvinj. '1 tht sttm into the stomach, enfeebles di-jestion, r.nd tfttn u tii:i-t i .'.- ( sin, ti d fl it;;tt itv, nervousness and consumption. DOHNOT PROCRASTINATE. If you have experienced any of the abovt pyn j ti ins fk J not dclr.y, bi:t frv Cai.ifofsi Cat-R-Ci rb at once. We positively uarant f eg a few applications ielieeai.d a thorctsrh treatment to cure. S!x months treatment for 1. 00; ser.t ly mail !anta and t'ut-H-'nre. For Sale v FOSHAY m n JMMB "W, C. "WIEIEZDIalHL -DEALER Hardware, Store, Ranges, Tinware, Copperware, Pamps. iron pipe, rubber hose and plumbing poods. Sole agents for the celebrated "Early Breakfast" cook stores and ranges, and "yaulUes" parlor hentinjf stoves. Albany, Oresron AT " T T GJ-. W. SIMPSON. Havinr purchased the'sf IJurnisLiDg Gooas, Boots, liOland ct Co. is now Baiiins Having a complete assortment of General Arerchanf!ie hoiMit at -i big discount, wincii he still proposes to sell at rost. Iurchaervili do well to call and get his prices before buying elsewhere, as vou can save from ij to o0 per cent. The highest market price paid f r "country pro uuce ot all kinds, either m crtsn or goods. " Children Cry for Pitcher's Castona. i Discoveries iTVl Thr nitt'1 ,,f California r i ihse Sound ii." Only in that J "ns"'''''e where 'the orany i r V,ir:i! i;raiieJ'!ooii: anii ripen means "1 land of emo pen atta:ii heir hkiast perfection in mi'.'-winter, re the herbs ami jrum fcumi that are iiiseil in that pleasant leiae-jy fr il" throat an.t luiij troubles, Santa Ainu jthe rule." of eouuhs, asthma, ami cm auuipt!' n. Futility A Mumoh. of Al- miny Urv.'on , have ticen appointed .nisn:u ps-i'fo his val'ule California rem- jtiy, awl seil it under a guarantee at si v botithree for FOR SALE BY Mm ALBANY CREGON inflamed eyes, frequent soreness ot tne throat. 'rinsing or roann; in the ears, more or less impairment of the hcariii4r, loss o smell, memory impaired, dullness cr 'dizziness of the head, dryness or heat of nose' Have you lost all sense ot smell: Have you a hacking couhY Have you d.spep;ia? Is your breath foul? If so vol have the Catarrh. Some have al these svmptoms, others only a part iThc leading svmptom of ordinary ea tarrh is increased secretion of mucus o yelk " or irreenish colored matter. Foul breath is caused by the decora posing secretions exuded from festering ulcers far back in the head; ometimes the membrane covering the bones is - ;eaten away and the bones themselves Til tcraduaiiy decay, sucn cases ar in LiL.dcxd objects of pity, as stench from d MASON. Albany, Oregon Successor to E. W. Langdon' DEALER IN Drugs, Paints, Oik Perfumery and toilet article.-. alar a full line of books aiic stationery, periodicals, etc. ZSf Prescriptions carefu!h compounded IN 0D0 FELLOW'S TEMPLE. Albany Oregon IN- Mason, COST! m wm ! - ol - nf nti,; fi..,i. .Shoes, Etc., of C. B, prepared to offer tlian Ever ! BOO Men Wanted ! 0?CONNOR AXt BARIUVAXt 300 MEN to work o;i their coi tract on the Oreg n P.icific ndlroad eust of Albany. Apply at;tie Wihanictte I'acking Cos store, or at IIkkaku otlice. ta 225 Per Day T50ARD t-iJQ TYAl WEEK. Willamette University GRADUATED STUDENTS IT Classical, TAtcvariin Sci eittifiCf normal, Bus iness, La iv nnd MEDICAL COURSES OLDEST, LARGEST AND lEAI EXPENSIVE In titution of learnii.s in the Xorthw ft. First term besrins etcnll(er '.id, il dress TUys.jVAN SCOY, Presiflt nt. Salem. Oi eLti The llaiiv Dakeryz ! -Under the now manasrementof D, ark Bros. WHO KEEP A fuil line of choice family grocer es and provision. Canned ttneapplesj Clioice TaMB -Delicacies OmanientCiIJcakea for Wedainas and IPartietf. Salmon bellies, mackerel and saltfi!hOf'all kind. FEESH BAKED BREAD ivcry Day. Best Svrun. Pies. Cakes TEAS and COFFE Candies Nuts, liaisios. CANNED tiUODS, ETC. Vne test Soap in the market Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars 2TAt John'Fox'g oldjstand. low Fl nn s new liricV. Hermann's Restaurant, Hermann Dieicks, Frop. THIS RESTAURANT IS NOW OPENED TO the public in the Saltmanth building be low the Revere House, where good meals will be served at all hours. Mr Dierck in vites nisold customers and the public gener ally to call. The tables will be supplied with the best viands the market affords. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Mr. Irtercks was formerly proprietor of the Revere House estaurant, which he ran on the European p'an.but found that pian didn't succeed, so he opened his present restaurant where he has given general satisfaction. Persons wanting a first-class meal should eo to Hermann's. THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, FAHRJET'S PANACEA, As a Blood Purifier this medicine is highly recommended for ail manner of chronic or old standing complaints, eruptions of the skin, such as pimples, blotches and rashes, ringworms, tetter, saltrhcum, scald head, Scrofula, or King's Evil, rheumatism -iin i; the bones, side and head, and al . seaues arisinc from impurity of the blood. 'The onlv genuine is manufactured by S, E; Dubbel 8'iccessor to Fahrney Bros. &Co. Wa.-nesboro P i. Price reduced to 75c. per bottle OUBBEL CARBOLIC 01 NT- MCUT is proving to be a fine teined' 1111.111 also. Price 25c per box DUBBEL RED THYME PAIH R 1 1 RP " the worlli8 greatest pain remedy UVI1U it is used both intcrnallv an.i ex ternally and acts like niinric. For pains aramps m the stomach or ImiwcIs it worth its weight in irold. Price fSi. i.t hntti.-s DR. WRSCHTSMAN'S SOY ERE CN BALM (IF I m , Has ecn .,v, in me last and has proven beyond a doubt to be the greatest boom to women, the world has ever knew It is for the relief of the pan-s of matcrnitv and the cure of all female complaints, Women will hail this with joy after they read Mle testimonials m the 'ars frotn hundreds of women who have use price si mi m.r oottle. " - ' We invite everybody to ,-all and see circu lars and fostimoniii's of this most valuib'e of f:m;!y iiuilicines. For sale hv I i-voc & Koi. son and Browiiell & Staiiard. P. J. Paltiniore. Genera Awnt- Foryotir ii'u- hii)Mrfu(l Ke Vcst ciuiirs. -o to M. Bamnart ciic.ir sti.rc, tun- dour cast of Biuek man's d : ii it stor'j. itiick.-; baths. wsm Absolutely Pure. This povi-aer never vanes. A marvel of parity.strenirth and wliolesoineness. More eeonomii ul thaii the ordinan kinds mid cannot be sold in competi tion witli multitude of low test, short wcialil alum i phospluite powders Sold only in e-ins. Royal Bakin ow- DER C(. 10 ' 'Villi t. V. Y. ) W Ckowley iV: Co., Airentf, Portland, Oreiron. DR. N. BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT I All lift;... in bellow's Temple. -Vill practice in all courts of the state, and j;ite special attention to all business TirOLVERTON CHARLES E. ATTORNEY V at Law, Albany, Or. Ortrce in rooms IS and 14, Foster s li'lock, over L. E. Wain's star . T K. WEATHOKFORD, ATTORNEY AT t) . law, Albany, Oreiron. office in Odd Fellow's Temple. Will practice in all the courts of thestate, and give special attention to all business I'ilYSH l lS. W. MASTON. rilYSlClAN AM) bUR , geon, Albany, Oregon. M H. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURr A lt..i, l- l)-c.ir.il f C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND nl'K J. geon Albany, (iregon, ortiie over Gnul wohl's store Ottice hours, from S a. si. to 4 r. M. Dr. J. V. Gatl', physician and Sur rt'On, SlRMid Oregon: .? ? . .. : ' M'ai.istki: & woonwAKi), nwiFoi'ATiric thy sicians and surgeons, obstetrics treat nient of chronic diseases of women and hiMrcn a soccialtv. All culls promptly at cn!cu to day or niirlit. Oltice in the Flinn block. IK II KdLUKWAY, VETERINARY SUK- X' geili, Albany, OreLTon. - .Graduate of fietj man and American colleges. r SEVERE IIOU.SE, ALBANY, Oll.-Cll AS. i Pf.ilT.i- !i-..n. Or.'v fiist-cclass IkiIIsc in the city. Lar,-e sample rooms f"r torn- UK'l'cial men. 0 Clinianicii empioveii in tut kitchen. General st.-u.'c oti.i-e for Corvallis. H EWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE i and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, ( 4), ACRES OF LAND-SITUATED 12 t ' ) miles east of Albany .near the Oregon Pacific railroad, IHiOacics in cultivation, and contains sufficient water and timber lor gen era' use. Would make four good farms Price, .P2,0(iO, with tcims to suit purchaser. For particulars apply to J. J. Dorris.. ;ivc Mil ile a liane. A WOMAN DESI RES TO OBTAIN WORK : t washing and ironing for familif ". Ap ply to Mrs. P. Driscoll in Isom's house on i'rst street, first house south of Saiitiam canal. Orders left at the St, CharlSs Hote will be promptly attended to. For Sale. Of) SMALL TRACTS AND THREE FARMS on easT terms. Se me near town. H. BRYANT l.nnd Surveying. PASTIES DKS1BINO SURVEYING DONE CAS OB. tain accurate and prompt work by callinsr upon ex-county surveyor f , T. T. Fisher. He has complete copies of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepared to do surveying in any part of Linn county. Postoffite address, Millers Station, Linn couuty, Oregon. Frnlt Dryer tor Sale. PLUMMER FRUIT DRYER. FACTORY size, complete, with additions and im provements, for sale eheap. Apply to A. Blaker, Shdd, Oregon, or to A. Wheeler, Springfield, Oregon. Fer Sale. CIDER PRESS ASP FIXTI'RES. CAPACITY 200 gallons per (lav, will be sold cheap for cash, on the installment plan, traded, least or let out on shares. A number of vinegar barrels for sale cheap. Apply to F, H. Pfciffer, at Albany Soda works Magnolia Floor. M1.HE BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV X ered to any part of the eitv, for 1. 10 per sack JOHN A CRAWFORD. nlSodtf Dwrltius for Beut. A NET RESIDENCE OF 9 ROOMS, situated on the corner of Baker and Seventh :trcets, with two lets, garden and choice fruit in abun.'ance.for tent on reascn b'.e terms App'y to A. Webster at resi dence. I) KCK1VEI TO-UAT AS ISVC1CK OK NOVELTIES I in dress trimmings diicct from x"' York; the latest thing ont 'ihey are sure to please. Call add see them. SAMUEL E. TOUJiG. Wood for Sale. ACORDS OF WOOD FOR SALE, AP 10 U ply to F. H. P.osccej Albain. .tleni Market. THRESH MEAT AND SALMON EVERY Jj day at ID de's incut market. Fisn a specialty and i full market kept up. Ilursc lor SAic. GOOD RIDING OR CARRIAGE HOUSE x Will be sold for ii. , Apply at V.ar hah's livei v stable. Kooins for Kent. l. lit.lMir.i' v ....,.-n.,L. rooii:s to rent. Eiifjture of II. Barnes, corner o: Seventh and Baker streets. AND UNFURNISHED .-, Hogs Wiii;tel, T DIEKINGER WILL PAY THE HIG1I- .. ,1.- . . !,;,., fit tin- Altianv Jl.irstt. Albanv. THE WORLD'S FAIR : ftr The ..American Exhibit to be Made at Pans Next Year. IXIVLKSAL EXi'OstTIOX OF IS8S. Details of the Project Which Eas Been En dorsed by Cocgres Its Magni tude. Special Correspondence. " iSew Voiik, Oct 29. The Uuivtisal ExDosition ol lt8U, at tans promises to be oue oi the taicst auti must fauccessiul ol the woild's laus liekl in receut years. Elaborate arrauoemeuts for the recejttjou auU display ot the ex liibiia are under wa), au'J uuiiauai tacilities both for the trausporta uou of goods from this country and their care are assured. The F.encli ..yt;rn'iic-iit tx end id a lo'- iiial luvittiou to the United estates lo take part in the exposition ihe invitation was accepted by a resolution of rtie Senate and House of Representatives, and the Gov rucis ot ttie several states and terr t Ties were requested to in vitc iiiC people to assist in tnu proper represeti ration ol the tro aucis of American industry and ol tne natural resources oi tne coun try. The President was directed to appoint a commissioner-genera to make all or the arrangements tor exhibits and represent the government at the exposition. lie was directed to appoint nine scientific experts as assistants to the commission, each to be as signed to one of the nine groups in;o which the exhibits will be dividea. Provisions were made for ttie salaries of commissioners and the necessary assistants, aud the sum of .f250,000 was appro priated to be used under the dir ecu. n of the Secretary ot State to defray all expenses. The action f Congress was approved May 10, and the Presiding has appoiuteo General William 13. Franklin,Com miaaiouer General and Mr. Somei yille P. Tuck, Assistant Commis sioner-General. "WHO THE COMMISSIONERS ARE. The Commissioners have estab-, lisued headquarters in Mills Build ing this city,and are busily enga ged receiving applications and pertectiug the details tor a com plete representation. The txpos nion wiil open May 5 aud close October 31. lS'J, and" there will be no charge for space occupied by exhibitors. 1 he commission will forward aud return all articles re ceived nee of lreight charges. Goods of exhbitt rs who are un ab.e to go to Paris or send repre sentatives, will be cared for free ot Hi expense, except that of unpack ing aud repacking. There will be no duties to pay txcept on goods that are sold or consumed. The French regulations state that all objects exhibited will be protected against piracy of inventions or designs. DIVISION OF EXKIU1TS. The exaibition is to be divided into Line groups or departments, as follows : 1. Works of art. 2. Education, and processes used therein. 3. Plain and decorative bouse furniture. 4. Textile fabrics. 5. The raw and manufactured products of mining, forestry ,chem stry, etc. (j. Apparatus and methods ot mechanical industries. 7. Food products. 8 Agiiculture, Ytne culture and fish cuturc. 9. Horticulture. The French government has ap propriated 43,000,000 francs to ward the expenses of the expos ition. An advisory commission consisting of 300 members and styied the "Grand Council of the World's Exhibition of lSb9," has been appointed. The Minister ol Commerce and Manufactures acts as president of this council and also as commissioner-general ot exhibition. The grand council is divided into twenty-two advisory committees, who have charge of the different departments and the management of ttie exposition. The buildings for the exposition are now nearly completed. They occupy the Champ de Mars and the lrocadero Palace and park on the banks ,of the Seine. In the park at the entiance to the exhi oition on the Champ de-Mars the wonderful Eiffel Tower is now in course ot erection. It is to be en tirely of iron autl 1,000 feet in height. Its object is to show the triumph of modern engineering skill. It will be lurnisued with an elevator of American manutuc ture. On the right of the tower is the Palace of Liberal Arts, and on the ielt the tine Palace of Fine Arts. Large gardens occupy the centre of the square, aud at the back is the main building, or the g-iiicry of mac'iiues as it is called. The Esplanude of Iuvilidjs is re served 'or the pioiiucis oi the Freuch colonies. '1 he buildings are magnificent structures of glass auu iron, lighted by eiectricity and fiHed with every modern conven ience. . , THE FAIR'S M-flVKITCDE. It is expected that the total number of exhibitors Irom all countries will reach 30.000: it is estimated that 12,000,000 persons will enter the grounds and oa!d- ings. Some idea of the magnitude Of the exhibition mav be gained from the fact that the total area of buildings and enclosed grounds, which is to be lighted by electri city, is 3.000,000 square "feet. An exhibit from this country fuliy equal to that of lSTS is expected and it is hoped it will be much larger. There are numerous lines of industry that need ucw markets for their snocis. and this exhibition will aff.ird them an opportunity for foreign dispiay. All of the countries except Ger many, take an interest in the ex position, and will make displays. The South American republics and Mexico will also take a particular ly active part,as well as Japan. The usual awards of medals and diplomas will be made, but the de tails as to this have not been de termined. National Surgical InstitK?.?. Two or more surgeons represent ing this institute will be at the Revere House, Albany Nov. 6th, or at the St. Charles hotel Lebanon Nov. 7th, 1888. They come fully prepared with all the apparatus necessary for the successful treat ment of their specialties, curvature of the spine, disease of the hip and knee joint, crooked limbs, club feet and all bodily deformities. Their succesa in treating these troubles as well as all chronic and sexual diseases has made for the institute a national reputation. Upon ap plication, references will be fur nished from patients in all parts of the United States. All persons who are suffering from any of these complaints, should not fail to take advantage of this oppoitunity for relief. BIUKF Mi:TI). French keeps railroad time. Boys kilt suits at V. F. Read's. Finest line of jersies ever in Albany at Read's Go and isre the new silTtsnrare a Will & Stark's. - T know I can save you money, try me, and you will be convinced W. F. Read. Our customers never have the blues, hejause -rive them such j.rood bar gains. W. F. Read. That exquisite line of satins in our show w'uhUjw will lie r::n close this week. Have no excuse for not ret tmg in on them. Montielh S: Seiten inich. lust received, another lot of those tine hand sewed French kid shoes, the er cheapest ever brought to town at W. F. Read's. V.'e hand.: three kinds of fruit jar and you will do well to see us before placing your orders. Mexican Cactus Hitters is the best remedy in the world for liver and kid ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale at Al. IJaiiuigart "You will never miss the water Till the well runs dry." If veil want a well dug call on E. B. Davidson. He does prompt work at a reasonable price. Urilers can '.be left at tins othec, Oregon grapes at Hyde's market at to cents per bushel. If vou want a clean and fine smoke ask for J. Joseph's home made white labor cigars. lor sale by most cigar dealers and at J. Joseph's facton Mothers Kraii. The proprietors of Santa Abie have authorized Fusliay fe Mason to refund your money; if, sfter givinjr this Cali mrnia KLig of Cough Cures a fair trial as directed, it fails to give satis faction for the enre of Cough, Crou p Whooping Cough and ah Throat ane Lung troubles. When the disease affects the head, and assumes tha form of Catarrh, nothing is so effect ive as California Cat-R-Cui e. Thesd preparations are without eqnal as a household remedies. 1'alirornia fat-K-fare The only guaranteed cure for ca tarrh, cold in the head, hay feveiyose co'd, catrrhal deafness and sore eyes Restore the sense of taste and unpleas ant breath, resulting from catarrh, Eay and pleasant to use. Follow directions and a cure is warranted, by all d-uggists. Send for a circular to Abietine Medical Company, Oro ville, Cal. Six mouths' treatment for SI; sent by mail, $1,10, For sale by Foshay & Mason, People Everywhere Confirm our statement when we say that Acker's English Remedy is in every way superior to any and all jther preparations for the throat and lungs, In whooping congh and croup it is magic and relieves at once, he member this remedy is sold on a positive guarantee. New Shoe Shop. Mr. P. J. Latwte, recently with Krausse & Klein, has opened a boot and shoe shop in the Salt marsh block, and is prepared to make to order boots and shoes for men and ladies, and do repairing in a first-class manner. Prices reasonable. Bfwani.' For a better or more pleasant rem cdv for the cure of consumption bronchial troubles, cough, croup and wlioopii)"- cough than bant;'. Able, the California king of consumption. Every bottle warrcnted. If you would be cured of that disgusting disease . i, pMlit'omia rtat-U-Curr. 1 a jar: by mail -Sl-f'J. Sold and war- rcuteil by rosnaj i. .uasou. GEKERAL-KEWS. Seizure of an American Vessel . by Hayti. A lMTi:i STA T!'S i:.l.F.WAK "Will Go GVtr and Look After the Hsytians 1 Tug Blown to Atoms Eastern and Foreign Kews. . The IIkkald's Special Dispatches. Washington, Oct. 30. Minister Philips cables that he has returned to London from Ilotfield house, where he has been in consultation with Salisbury respecting the let ter of Minister Sackville West. The department of state has re ceived a cablegram from him fully explainu:g tue situation, which will be laid before the cabinet meeting to-day. TO PROTECT AMERICAN INTERESTS. Washington, Oct. 30. The navy department has been re quested by the secretary of state to send a man-of-war to Hayti to look after American interests there, which appear to have been jeop ardized by the seizure of the Amer ican steamer Haytien republic, and other disturbing events at the Vertu province. At present all of the vessels of the North Atlantic station are in the navy yards for repairs, except the Boston, which is now at 6ome Central American port beyond the reach of telegraph. LETTER FROM SECRETARY BAYARD. New Yoyk, Oct. 30. The seiz ure of the American steamer Hay tien Republic has become an inter state episode, as will be seen by the following letter by Secretary of State Bayard : Department of State, Washington.Oct. 2!J,1888. f To Messrs. Lord and Austin, at New York City Dear Gents: I have this day acknowledged the receipt of 3-our letter of the 27th inst., in which you inform the de partment of the seizure the Ameri can steamer the Haytien Republic at St. Marc, and request that in view oi the serious state of affairs in Hayti at the present time, and of the jeopardy in which the lives and property of Americans are now placed, a man-of-war will be sent there ' immediately. The depart ment has received information of a similar purport from the United States minister at Port Au Prince, and in reply has instructed him to protest immediately against the action of Haytian authorities, and has informed him that a man-of-war will be ordered to proceed to Haytian waters as soon as possible, I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, T. F. Bayard. a ri i; IJ!.0 r ATOMS. .Nearly LI! of Her t rr Drowned or Humeri lo !cath. Milwai kik, Oct. 30. A tug ex ploded her boiler while cruising in the lake this morning, killing her captain, John uliiyan, Engineer John Sullivan, cousin of the cap tain, Fireman Ed. Sullivan and Lineman Thomas Bod ley. Th 1 oat was blown to atoms. Frank McGowan, cook, and Thomas Daley, of the tug, were picked up from the floating debris by tho crew of another tug, which hap pened to be close by. Both were severely bruised and cut. M ILL JOIN 1HK KEPI ItLICAKS. The Inion Labor Party's Actions in. MiatMiuri. ' St. Louis, Oct. 30. Wm. H. Blake, the nominee ot the Union Labor party for governor of Mis souri, has sent a letter to the ex ecutive committee, declining to make the race. The committee, now in session, is considering what is best to do. It is fully claimed that Blake's withdrawal means a coalition between the Union Labor party and the republican party in the state election. Rvnlanger s I'anghter Married. Paris, Oct. 30. The religious marriage of Gen. Boulanger's daughter and Captain Buont took place in the church of St. Pierre to-day. Many members of the chamber of deputies were present. The throne of ieople outside of the church cheered Boulangerwhenhe appeared. Queen Satalie Protests. London, Oct. 30. Queen Natalie has sent a protest against the divorce granted to Kin" Milan to the Greek orthodox synod of Bucharest and Athens, to the holy synod of St. Petersburg and to excumenicai patriarch of Constan tinople. Tendered au Oration. Dublin, Oct. 30. John Red . M. P.. who was released from Tullamore iail. was srnetud on his arrival here to-day by an immense throng. The crowd gave him an ovation. The Persian Talks Willi Cleveland. Washington, Oct. 30. The Per sian minister had a special audi ence with the president this morn ing. The secretary of state was present. Tax Ball Approved. Paris, Oct. 30. The cabinet held a council to-day, at which the president presided. The income tax bill was approved. i ''7 ?i .... - . . .... v -.rr rrTrrwrcw-..'"