The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-06-14

gentinc cabinet are impending.
The tribesmcn of Chitral are again
to attack the British troops.
Three hundred houses were destroyed
and several lives lost in a fire at Mcrcny,
Hungary.
William p Castle has been appointed
Hawaiian minister at Washington, vice l..
A. Thurston.
New forms of money orders prepared
by the Postotfice Department are ready
for distribution.
The members of the Greek Cabinet re-
signed because of the election of NJ Zaimis
to the presidency of the Chamber.
President Cleveland spent Monday trout
fishing on the preserves of Henry Harri-
son, near Lecsburg. Va.
Mr. Olney assumed charge of the De-
partment of State The oath of office was
administered by Chief Justice Fuller.
The British House of Commons reasSem-
bled, and the government introduced Il bill
to regulate the catching of seals in Boring
Sea-
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The fate of the missionaries at Chengtu,
Western China, still causes uneasiness, as
it is known that serious rioting has occur
red there.
Signor Ferrari, recently elected MEM
Der of the Italian Chamber of Deputies,
died from pistol-shot wound inflicted by
an unknown party.
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There was IA discussion in the French
Chamber of Deputies over the participa-
ton of France in the ceremonies of open
ing the North Sea Canal.
Merchant vessels are to be fitted out at
Havana to cruise in search of filibustcring
expeditions that may attempt to land on
the shores of Cuba.
SO far it is known that forty two per-
sons persisted in the floods at Koberdorf,
the Hungarian watering place while thir
tv others are missing
Postmaster-General Wilson has gone to
morrow to the graduates of Central Col
lege, at Centrala
\ lieutenant and two soldiers of a Span
ish force were killed in an engagement
with insurgents, commanded by Jose
Maceo, at Sebarruco de Cuba.
Advices from Mexico state that changes
are contemplated in the constitution of
that county along lines suggested by the
constitution of the United States
King Humbert opened the Italian Par
lament in speech from the throne, dwell
ing at length upon the friendship existing
between Italy and Great Britain.
Commissions were issued to Dorsey
w. Clagett as collector tf the port of
Georgetown, ID. G., and George W. Dris-
co as collector of the port of Machias, Me.
\ cyclone swept the district Of Motola,
in the province of Lecce, Italy. Proper
tv to the amount of a million Tires was
damaged No fatalities are vet reported
The declaration of the Illinois Silver
Convention and the probable action of the
democrats of Kentucky and Ohio are
subjects of interesting discussions in
Washington.
Results of special investigations into
the condition of the cotton crops by the
Agricultural Department show that there
will be little or no change in acreage as
compared with last year
Five hundred postmcn in Budapest,
Hungary, have stuck for an increase in
wages. No lctte were delivered Satur-
day on the right side of the river Danube
and only few on the left side.
Emperor William has decided not to Wis
it any warships during the Baltic canal
celebration in order not to compel the
while he W ould be on board their fla gship.
Prominent English politicians have in
timated to the ministers that the govern
ment will he supported if Great Britain
joins with the other powers in Il display of
force to compel the Turkish government to
grant the proposed reforms in Armenia.
\ serious shooting affair occurred at
Oolitic, Ind, i'll the quarry district. An
old feud was renewed between three men
named Sciaefer, Solomon and Prov.
Prov and solomon were shot through the
neck, and Schacfer received bullet in the
abdomen.
Prof L. E Barnard, the famous astron-
Omer Of the Lick Observatory, has present
ed his resignation to the board of regents
of the University Of California, to take eff
feet next October. 1t is understood that
Prof, Barnard will accept similar posi-
ton at the University of Chicago.
Frank Parker, a notorious gold brick
swindler, awaiting trial at Richmond, Va,
was released on 800 bail. Great indigna-
ton prevails against Judge Hughes and
Judge Isaac Christian, Of New Kent, for
bailing the prisoner, as it is generally be
lcvcd that he will jump his bail.
Near Sidney, Ohio, there was Il freight
wreck on the Biz Four Eight cars were
Eight tramp> were i'll Il car.