The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-08-17

The X ,lli $ in North Tran>vaal are in re-
VI 1t, and troops have been seut from Cape
Town IL suppress the uprising.
The French Board of parlnns declined t.
commute ,e death sentence of Casario 5 into,
the assassin Of President Carnol.
The France Belgian inciden', caused by the
Congo atlan, has ended in a treaty which Sc :
ties the question and satisfies both countries
The Maryland delegation in the House ot
Representatives voted against the resolution to
concur in the Senale amendments TO the tariff
bill.
The thirty anarchists who have been on trial
for a week, accused of belonging to a criminal
association, have all been acq lifted of tina,
hlrge.
The House of Representatives at r accept
ing the Senate tariff bill, pissed bills placing
sugar, coal iron ore and barbed wile on the
free list.
The accident at Mare Island navy-yard
leaves the Navy Department without dry
dock on the Pacific coast where warships Can
be taken for repairs.
The Italian government has srarted eX-
equAtlrs to eight Italian bishops, part of the
Thirty two bishops who have hitherto boon re :
fused their exeqlaturs.
The President returned I, the S mate with
ont his signature a bill for the promotion and
retirement of Louis A. Yorke, late an assistant
paymaster i'll the navy
The conference between the German North
At tic steamship companies and the British
st steamship lines was abortiva. The German
steerage rates remain at $40
General Caceres assumed the presidency o.
Peru without any hostile demonstration
against him, nut there is a general unsettled
teaung throughout the country.
MIR. George Could was entertained at din
ne- by the Prince uf Wales on Saturday after
the utter had returned from visit to the
United States cruiser Chicago.
United States Ambassador Biyard Stated
Saturday on yachting cruise in the Medit ar
rannean with Sill John Fender and party. Mr.
Bayard will be away until September.
the sundry civil bill providing for the pur.
chase of the Malone, lot in Washington, as a
Size for the govcrnm INT printing office.
l. 'rd RNl, igh, professor of experimental
physics at Cambridge, announced the dscov-
cry OF new constitueIt of the atmosphere-a
gas characteriz I'd by extreme inertness
Emperor William reviewed twelve thousand
English troops at Aldershot. He was escorsd
by the First Royal Dragons, of which rec:
ment the Emperor is honorary colonel.
hiSslln political circles were exc d over a
report that Great Britain intended to propose
that the powers intervene in Korea, with a
view to establishing international co ltrol.
MIS-. ana Miss Erben, wife and daughter of
iear-Admir"l Erben, of the United, S ates cruz
ser Chicago, and Ensisns Elliott and kittle
sailed from England for New York ON S,tur-
day.
As result of researches Prof. CYRUS
Thomas, OF the United st ties bureau of ell :
nology, sells forth as a f,ct that Mexican civ
iZiiion originated with the Malays of + q
South P.tc lic seas.
The Italan wheat crop of he present year
is much above The average; on the other hand
tie corn crop is much below the average. In
fact, in Piedmont and Emilia The corn il. prac-
tically ruined by The drouth.
The japanese II 1et attack Il the \ Ell ~
W ti lolbo On o'ib az u Il iCN
of shots withdrew to Port Arthur, which was
also attacked. The movem mt is merely II, :
q ,r'ed as a maneuver. The Chiuese Pei Y anc
feet is also reported to have been enga .ed with
the enemy.
a report fro " the committee on claim, ad
vances many reasons why Il bill referred to it
for the payment of French spoila-
ton claims and those for stores and supplies
the Union forces by Southern men
wis We're loyal to the Union during the civil
war should be enacted into law.
Sen.t us blanchard and Calf Try, of LOUIS
ana, accompanied by DR.. O.eph INT, president
Of the Louisiana St lie board of heal.h Rep
lesentatlve Meyer, E, mel Hill and Mr.. Ok
nard, of y wv Orleans, called on Secretary Car
Isle day aud protested against the ei.-
torcemer of The national quarantine regula-
lion which requires vessels from infected ports
arriving at ports south of Maryland to remain
A, q larantine five days after disinfecton.
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