The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-04-20
NEWS ITEMS.

NEWS ITEMS.
Fifty fourth class postmasters were appoint
ed.
Senator Walsh, of Georgia, made his first
visit to the White House.
Senator Il. b. Vance, of North Carolina,
died suddenly in Washington from stroke OF
| apop!exy.
The Supreme Court advanced the case Of
John Y. McKane, the Gravesend boss, now in
Sing Sing.
The tariff bill was laid aside Tuesday and
the Senate will 90 into executive session on
the Chinese treaty.
President Cleveland has promised to attend
the singing festival to be held in New York
in June If public business will permit.
Mgr. Satolli pronounces as utterly untrue
the report that Dr. Edward McG!ynn would
be transferred to the Minnesota Diocese.
The total amount carried by the Indian ser
vice appropriation bill, as prepared by the sub
committee of the cvmmi ttee on Indian affairs,
is sG,455,ss6.
Twelve of the employees of the burned
American Glucose Works at Buffalo are still
unaccounted for and a search is in progress
among the ruins.
The bill now pending to reorganiZe the ac-
counting system in the Treasury Department
deal of opposi ton.
The promised new evidence showing great
frauds on the government in connection with
naval armor steel contracts was not submitted
to the Navy Department.
The Rev. T. De Witt Talmage will COM
plete in May the 25th year of his passionate in
Brooklyn and the anniversary will be suitably
celebrated by his fellow citizens.
Senator Morgan has introduced in the Sen
ate bill intended by the comm ittee on for
eign affairs as a substitute for the Nicaraguan
canal bill heretofore introduced by him.
The sailing of the steamship Paris from
Southampton Saturday for New York will
be all occasion Of much ceremony. This is
the first voyage since The accident, May II.
Under authority conferred by the act of
March 3, 1898, the President has granted to
the city of FL Paso, Texas, for use as public
park, the site of the old Fort Bliss Cemetery
The United States steamer Monterey has
arrived at San Diego. The B fillmore and
the Monocacy have arrived at Shanghai and
the Concord has sailed from Hong Kong for
Yokohama.
In the Court of Claims, Judge Mott held
that the President has the rig Int to approve a
bill after the adjournment of Congr ess, pro-
vided that it is exercised within the ten days
allowed him by the Constit ution.
Representative Breckenridge appeared in The
House Monday for the first time since the
Pollard Breckinridge trial began in court.
Miss Pollard is still in Providence Hospital
suffering from nervous prostitution.
In the Republican prim aries at Indianapo
lis Friday night to secure delegates to the con-
vention the A. P. A. organization made an
open fight for delegates and the indications
are that .hey will control the nominations.
The duck-hunters who, it was feared, had
been lost on the Long Island coast during the
storm, reached their homes in safety Friday.
They comprise DR.. James Iutchnso and
three others, who were on the sloop Thorn
Rose.
Mr.. Edward G. Renick, a native of Mary
land, succeeds Mr. w. W. Rockhill as chief
clerk at the State Depa ltment, and it is I'M
derstood Mr.. Frederick Emory, another Mary
lander, will succeed Mr.. Renick as chief Of
the statistics bureau.
Mr.. John Morley introduced in The House
Of Commons Friday registration bill, re-
quirng three months residence as qualif-
GATOR. for all elect ors half early registration,
one man one-v vote, and simultaneous po}l'ngs
throughout the country.
Charles F. johnson of Topeka has brought
suit against Dr. Leslie E Kelley of gold cure
fame for damages in the sum of 100000
the treatment at the Kelley Ins.itut., where
he went to be broken of the qnor hab t.
Democratic opposition in the Ii ,use to the
proposition to amend the rules 50 as to pro-
vide for counting members for the purpose Of
making quorum, whether they vote or not,
is decreasing, and it is believed the report will
be adopted despite the opposition of the repub-
lcans.
Among the combinations by the Senate
Saturday were Edward Ii. Strobel, Of New
York, minister to Ecuador; VIM Woodville
Rockhill, of Maryland, third Assistant ecle
tary of State; G. G. Carln, postm aster at
Alexandria. Va; Henry Timmch, postm aster
at Ellicott City Md; James A. Shaw, postmas
ter at ChestertOwn, Nd.