The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-07-19
NEWS ITEMS.

secretary carlisle mas returned 10 W ASH
ington.
American horses are in demand in Ger
many.
The anniversy of the fall of the Bastile
was celebrated throughout France.
Seven thousand Japs will attack the
Black Flags July Goth in Formosa.
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Secretary Hoke Smith explains his for
mer attitude on the silver question.
In a bread riot in Zamora, Spain, one
spectator was killed and several soldiers
injured
Carl Wcsseloky, leading actor of the
National Theatre, Berlin, has became Il
raving maniac.
Shipowners complain of the high tariff
charged vessels passing through the Kaiser
Wilhelm Canal.
The United States cruiser Columbia was
strained while being placed in the dry dock
at Southampton.
A peaceful settlement of the trouble be-
tween Bolivia aud Peru is being effected
through the papal legate.
The Spanish ministry agreed to the i'm
mediate payment of the Mora indemnity
demanded by the United States.
NJ. Stambouloff, eX-premier of Bulgaria.,
was attacked on the street in Sofia by
ruffians and cut about the head.
Extra precautions are being taken by
Surgeon General Wyman to prevent the
entrance of yellow fever into this country.
If your memory is good you will remem-
Der that the goods you bought at Haines
Washington Store, cor. Sth and Pa. Ave,
Reports showing roads best adapted to
the use of farmers have been submitted to
Secretary Norton of the Agricultural De-
partment.
Five Englishmen, in attemptingto as
cend Mount Otter, the highest mountain
of the Tyrol, fell over precipice. One
was fatally hurt.
Henry NJ. Stanley, the explorer, and
John Burns, the labor leader, were elect
ed the former as the Unionist candidate
for Lambeth.
at Havana with Capt. Barbarich and the
crew of the wrecked Austrian bark Ida B.
from Swansea for Halifax.
Representative Clarke, of Alabama, cX-
presses the opinion that Alabama will send
sound-money delegation to the next
National Democratic Convention.
tertained Emperor William during his
visit to Swedish waters. The Emperor
continued his cuise along the coast of the
Northland.
The time for railroad companies to equip
their freight cars with safety appliances
for better protection of lives of employees
has been extended by the interstate com
merce commission.
The relations between Prince Bismark
and the Emperor and his government con-
tinue strained A fund is being raised for
the erection of a monument in honor of
Bismark at Blankensee, near Hamburg.
Mr. J. NJ. Serrano, of Valparaiso, Chill,
manager of the International Railway con-
Meeting Chill and Bolivia, who is now in
Washin gton, reviews the political and
trade conditions in Chill and neighboring
countries.
The select committee of the British
House of Commons on weights and meas
ures has reported recommendation that
the metric system be made permissive at
once in Great Britain and compulsory after
two years.
Haines' Washington Store, cor. Sth and
Pa Ave, s. E., is one of the few stores in
Washin gton able to report decided in
crease in trade over last year, so much for
Honest Goods, Honest Prices and Honest
Methods.
Through J. Baranda, president of the
organizing committee, the United States
has been formally invited to participate in
the proceedings of the eleventh congress
of Americanists, which will be held in the
CITY of Mexico from the 18th to the Goth
of next October
In the British Parliamentary elections,
of the 40 members thus far elected, 90
are Unionists, 10 Liberal and and
Parnellities. The Unionists have captured
eight Liberal seats. The defeat of Sir
William Harcourt in Derby cause a sensa-
ton in political circles in London.
Insurgents have burned several coffee
plantations in Cuba In a fight between
the Spanish troops and the insurgents in
the province of Santa Clara, twenty of
the latter were killed and forty wounded.
A British warship seized a schooner sup
posed to be "A filibusterer, in Jamaica
waters.
Consul General TONNES, at Rio de Jane
iro, Brazil, has made an important and in
tercsting report bearing upon port customs
at that place. He also points out the many
defects of the deprecated currency of Bra
I'll as a circulating medium. The Brazil
ian government, he says, has tried to rem
edy these defects by legislation, but the
desired purpose has not been accomplished