The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-12-28
NEWS ITEMS.

NEWS ITEMS.
are described.
The Berlin brewery boycott has been
ended by compromise.
The Hungarian cabinet has rendered its
resignation to Emperor Francis Joseph.
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The American Hebrew Historical So
cietv began its annual session at the Ar
lington Hotel Wednesday.
The Vatican relics of Columbus cNhibi-
ted at the Worlds Fair have been return
ed to the Vatican.
The railroad pooling bill. which has
passed the House, will he considered by
the Senate early in January.
The illness of Lord Randolph Church.
i'll has assumed a critical phase. and he is
in Il Senli-conSciouS condition.
Christmas was quietly celebrated at the
White House. There were the customary
festivities for the Presidents children.
President Cleveland rcturncdto Wash
ington Sunday morning much improved
by his cunning trip i'll South Carolina.
\ bill has been introduced in the House
providing for the removal of the appoint
ment of postmaster from political in
tiuencc
Roserio. Argentina. Great precautions
have been taken to prevent the spread of
the disease
\ duel between NJ JaureS and DR.
Barthou. near Paris. Tuesday, ended in an
exchange of pistol shots. in which no one
was hurt
Business affairs in Brazil are reported to
have returned to their normal condition.
and there are no indications of revolt in
any of the cities
The conSttutionalitv of the income tax
provision of the tariff bill is to be tested
before the courts by suit brought by Mr.
John y. Moore, of New York
Representative Mckaig and PoStmaster-
General Bissel held Il conference relative
to the Cumberland postotficc case. No
definite conclusion was reached
The sentiment of the japanese ministers
is said to be in favor of peace with China.
but the war party is SO Stron" that the
council dare not propose it.
y storm OF unusual severity prevailed
over Western Europe on Saturday. and it
is thought that the deaths in Great Britain
alone will reach nearly 100
The Sultan has definitely refused to al
low United States Consul Jcwctt to accom-
pany the Armenian commission and make
an independent inquiry into the outragc>
The Car has reduced the number of 20
lice charged with the duty of protecting
his person, but he has not abolished the
secret police. rs rumorS had il he intended
to do
The tariff question is causing some
strained relations between the United
States and Spain, and it may he necessary
for this country To resort to Il rctaliatory
policy
The poly@lot petition against the use of
liquor and dclrtcriouS drugs will be pre-
scented to Congress by the Worlds Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union on
February l..
Emperor Williams proposition to in
crease Prince Hohcnlohc'> salary out of
the war veterans pension fund met with
violent opposition. The South Germans
feel a""ricvcd At the Emperor
Lady Henry Gro>v'.nor. wife of the sec
ond son of the Duke of Westminster. died
Monday night at Eaton Hall. the residence
in Chester of the Duke of Westminster
she gave birth To boy last sunday.
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The Spanish minister of the colonies has
decided to take Immediate action in the
settlement of the lines imposed upon
American >hippin" by the authorities of
Cuba and Port" Rico and further fines
Will he abolished.
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The remains of Sir John Thompson en-
PREMIER Of Canada were embarked on the
'ruisrr Blrnhcim on Saturday. AT Ports
MOUTH England. to he conveyed to Hall
az. The occasion took the form of :;
tate demonstration.