The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-03-22
NEWS tie MS.

years old Monday.
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Associate Justice .Iackson's health shows
some improvement.
Senator Teller says he has no fear Japan
will go to a gold basis.
p. NJ. Culver has been appointed post
master at Bacon's, Delaware.
Baron Won Schorlemcr- Alst, the notice
German centrist leader, is dead.
President Caro- declares that the rev"lu
ton in Colombia has been crushed.
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Niceroy Lii Hung Chang has sailed from
Toku for Japan with suite of 100 persons
Mr. EckleS comptroller of the treasury
has gone to North Carolina for a weeks
shooting.
The Castine has sailed from Malta for
Port Said. The San Francisco has arrived
at the Piarcus.
Large numbers of incOme-taN returns
are being received at the internal revenue
bureau by every mail.
The United States Supreme Court dis
missed the Oakland Gal, water front case
for want of jurisdiction.
Grand Duke George of Russia. brother
of the Gar, has gone to Algeria for the
benefit of his health.
The present board of director of the
Pennsylvania Railroad has been placed
| in nomination for reelection.
| 1t is rumOred that a strong combination
of postal employees is formingt to urge on
Congress an increase of pay.
BY the explosion of fire-damp in mine
at TrOppau, Austrian Silesa, on Saturday
nearly fifty miners were killed.
In Philadelphia banquet was given in
honor of St. Patrick's Day by the Hiber-
man Society, Secretary Hebert responded
| to toast.
The Swedish Riksdag has adopted bill
increasing the import duty on unground
corn to three crowns seventy ore per hun
dred kilos.
The Italian incident is practically closed
the result being further strengthening of
the friendly relations between the United
| States and Italy.
| Marshal Campos has been appointed
| captain general of Madrid, and in speech
| to the army officers he said that he would
exact ODE Hence of the law
Among appointment announced by the
President were Blanchard Emery, Jr., at
Ccnterville, Md, and Daniel f. Kean, at
Cumberland Nd, as postmasters.
Mr.. William Carlisle, son of Secretary
Carlisle, is a passenger on the American
Line steamship Paris, which sailed from
southampton on Saturday.
endeavor to negotiate peace with the
Cuban insurgents has returned without
having accomplished any result
Slatin Bey, who was Egyptian governor
| of Senarr when Khartoum fell and has
been i'll captivity ever since, has escaped
from the Mahdsts and reached Cairo
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Nc Adoo
left for New York, where on Thursday he
will embark on the United States steamer
The Spanish cabinet resigned Sunday.
in consequence of trouble in the Chamber
of Deputies following an attack upon
newspaper office by a large crowd of army
officers.
Emperor William has forbidden the
officer and men of the Berlin garrison to
smoke on the principal streets of the city
because of irregularities in the salute of
fered royal persOnages.
The German State Council has shelved
the kanitz State grain monopoly bill and
approved of Prince Hohenlohes attitude
in regard to the proposed international
monetary conference.
Owing to the heavy fall in the price of
sugar the Dutch government has present
ed to the States General bill suspending
for year from June l the export duties
on sugar grown in the Dutch Indies.
The administration is unanimously COM
mended by prominent members of all
political parties for its decisive rebukc to
the Spanish government for the conduct of
It's OlIlCIdlS toward an american merchant
ship.
The great lockout in the boot and shoe
trade in London began Monday and by
evening 10000 operators were out. At
Leicester 10000 operators are out and at
kettering and Rothwell 1000 are locked
out.
Henry Thompson and Frank l.. Owens,
two American railroad contractors, were
attacked by band of Guatcmalan refu-
gees, near the town of Chiffon Mexico
and Thompson was killed and Owens seri-
ously wounded.
III. Rider Haggard, the wcll-known au-
thor, has been selected by Il meeting of
1nn Co. 81,