The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-12-21

presented veStci day.
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1t is reported from Athens that Turkisl
outrages upon the Armcnians have beer
continued as late as November H.
Senators PETER and Turpic discussed the
Nicarag qua canal bill the former in opposi
ton and the latter in favor of the measure
Tests of HarveviZed steel plate and of /;
new "un-mount carriage were mad.
Saturday at Indian Head proving ground
The German Reichstag voted not to au
thoriZe prosecution Of those members who
recently refused to cheer for Emperor
William
In the Senate this week the Nicara qua
canal bill be the chief question to be con
sidered and the Carlisle banking plan in
the House
King Humbert has prorogued the Italian
Chamber of Deputies upon the report OF
Premier CriSpi. This action is an incident
of the revival of the bank scandals.
The funeral of the late Count Ferdinand
de LeSseps took place Saturday in the
Church of St Pierre de Chaillot, outside
of Paris. The church was crowded.
The long pending boundary question be-
tween Paraguay and Bolivia has been at
last settled, Bolivia acquiring territory
which gives her an outlet along the right
bank of the Paraguay river.
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In the House the bill to protect forest
reservations was passed. The bill APP
propriating $1,000 to supply defcicn-
cv in the appropriation for the govern
ment printin" office was passed.
The authorities of Liverpool have de-
cided to reduce the dock cotton dues in
order to meet the competition of ManchcS-
ter which raw-cotton laden steamers are
going direct by the new ship-canal.
their two daughters sailed from Liverpool
on Saturday for New York, on board the
Lucana. Baron Hengelmuller is the new
Austrian minister to the United States.
The Governor of New Hampshire and
members of his staff were granted the priv
lie &c of the floor of the unvciling of the
statues of General John Stark and Daniel
Webster in the Capitol on the Goth inst.
President Cleveland. accompanied by
DR.. O'ReiIlv, Capt. r. ID. Evans and Mr.,
Charles jefferson. left Washington for Il
weeks cunning trip on the coast of South
Carolina He was chccred hv crowd at
Richmond.
Upon motion of Senator Hunton the bill
providing for IA national university was
further discussed, the chief speech of the
day being delivered by Senator Kyle, the
author of the bill The bill is now upon
the calendar.
The government cf Newfoundland has
provided for the payment of the interest
declared to the Legislature that he thinks
the financial troubles will be of "A tempo
rary character.
\ prominent Guatemaian official saws
that though war between Guatemala and
Mexico may be delayed for wear. it is
sure to come. The Gualtemalans are re-
solved that Chiapas belongs to them in
spite Of all treaties
The mectin" of shareholders of the Com
mercial Bank of Newfoundland Monday
developed the fact that four firms owe the
bank nearly 81 100000. The bank mana
gers were roundly denounced and threats
of prosecution made
The House committee on banking and
currency adopted Secretary Carlisle'S
hankin" plan and will report it to the
House today. 1t is expected that the bill
Mr.. CarlisleS plan will pass
the House on Friday next
About $50 of the on-commiSsioncd Off
GERS of the Magdehur" Gunncrv School.
who were tried by court martial on charges
of INSTRUMENTATION. have been found guilty
and sentenced to terms of Imprisonment
ranging from eight days to nine months.
Efforts are being made by our govern
mcnt to settle the exclusion questions
which have arisen between the United
States and Germany by the imposition of
A duty or one-tenth of one cent per pound
upon German sugar imported into this
country
United States Minister Taylor had Il CON
'crence with the Spanish minister of for
ign affairs Monday relative to the impo-
ition of excessive duties upon imports in
'uba from the United States. stating that
heir continuance would he considered a>
IN invitation to retaliation.
Representative Rusk, of Maryland. has
PRESENTED protest signed by residents of
Iaryland against the route selected for
he proposed Chesapeake and Delaware
hip-canal. He has also prcccnted a res
luton favorable to the passage of the bill |
n consular inspection of immigrants.
Ii Will Pay YOU Ia take Hoods Sar>apa- !
lila With pmrc blood Won need moi fear