The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-08-10
NEWS ITE MS.


1t is expected the final st usgle between the
tariff conterees will occur this week.
The bill providing for a permanent board Of
assessors for the District passed the Sena'e.
The work OF removing Genet ries beyond
the limits of " ashlneton has been compl eled
The jackson Polar EXPEDITION has sailed
from A:chaneel, Russia, tor Franz Josef
Land.
Trfli. via the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
at Georgetown has not been as lars' as was
anticipated.
The y ,tonal Guard Il gin ut returned 10
Washington after IA weeks rncaupmenL at
MARSHALL IIal
The Pre-. id.nt has recognized l5naco Alta
mira as consul of Mexico for Philadelphia and
Baltimore, to reside in Philadelphia.
Tie Mont de Pete, or National rawnshop,
at Paris, was destroyed by fire Sunday. The
damage amounts to 100000 francs.
Statistics of German trade for the first six
mott is of 1894 show great alns OIL "a,
comp AIRED with the same time last year.
The P,thian committee will ask for the il
r. b,,s 1'rn
MA avenue during the ,ming encamp lat.
The President hi, III idt req lest for gov
ernmenL Ulcers to guard Mrs Cler, md AID
her children during their Say al Gray Gables,
Mas
Popu is. Senators will, it is rumored, o.pos :
the sugar schedule OF the tariff bill, which
was proposed last week by The Sc -,ate COL
ferees.
The u. tied st lies Marine lIo,pi.al bureau
has beer notifi ID of the presence of cholera i'll
Marseill.s, France, and vel ow fever at Slnti-
ago, Cuba.
The President sent to the SENATE the holn.-
nation of Amos Nj. Thayer, of Missouri, to be
United States circuit judge for the eighth jul
dcial circuit.
Senator VOORHEES,, in an interview on the
tariff, said the Senate should yield to the
House and the President and end the present.
embarrassment.
II is not considered probable that the Senate
will act either upon the Ariz ma or lie New
Mexico Statehood bills before the final ad'
Journme..t Of Congress.
IL has been decided tina. the Il lmore aid
ONO II IL DAD has rig Int to Construct sldlnSs
and switches into its propeltJ AUDITING on both
sides of the main tracks.
Emperor William, on board the imperial
Yacht Hohenz )llern, started fol Co~es, Isle OF
Wight. where he will spend several days al
tending the yachting regatts.
The United -ates government, though De
tieved to BE i'll sympathy with japan, will
maintain steadfast neutrality i'll the war BE-
tween that country and China
Commissioner of LIT .rnal Il .venue Miller
i'll preliminary report of the operations OF his
bureau for the last fiscal year shows de-
crease of nearly fourteen mlllion dollars in
collections.
Off .ials of the lighthouse board expect 10
secure appropriations from Congress for the
erection of new lights at Lower Cedar Point,
Md, and at the month OF the Craighil chan
mel, Baltimore harDor.
United ates Minister Gray reports to the
State Department that Mexico is starting TO
establish a merchant marine by Offering ship
bull lers bounties and other privileges and the
creation of department of Id irlne.
H. A. Wideman, one of the three Hawaiian
royal commissioners in Washington, bad an
informal talk Saturday with SecretT Gles-
given t. understand that the commission call
not be dealt with officially by the State De-
partment.
Cen Fr,iih G. Armstrong, assistant COM
missioner OF India affairs, who with special
agel.l, lIas just completed an investigation,
charges in his report that Rev. NJ II. Savage,
a former superintendent of the Perry Indian
School in California, has deflauded the gov
eminent and escaped to Mexico.
Archbishop Irel md of s.. Paul, Mimi, at
the Instance of the Vatican authorities, has
suggested to the State Department desire for
an early return of the Columbian relics which
the Pope ant to the Worlds Fair in Chicago
for exhibition, AMI which have since been in
the custody of the Safe Department.
In letter to the executive committee CT the
Nebraska free coinage democratic league, rep
resentative W. J. Bryan, announces him self
as a candidate for United S ates Senator from
Nebraska for the term beginning in March
next and detl lres in favor of constitutional
amendment for the Il .cton of Senators by
direct popular vote.
As an evidence of the bitter feeling enter
= ,;nad I.v ba Chinese toward fOrriuuprS viii n