The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-04-12
NEWS ITE MS.

critically i'll in Washington.
Privv Councillor NyShne"rad>ky die,
at st Petersburg Saturday.
American wines are represented as
connecting with those made in France.
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United States Minister Ransom is sick
in Mexico CITY. with large carhunclc on
his neck
Sixteen men were killed by an explosion
in the Kolar gold mines in Bcn"alorc, In
dia a few days ago.
The British warShip Pheasant has been
ordered to patrol the Boring sea fishing
grounds during the close season
|
There has been more fighting by the
British expedition for the relief of Chitral
in which the enemy was rcpulscd.
Governor Joshua II. Marvill. of Dele
ware, died Monday night at his home, in
Laurel. in the seventeen year of his age.
|
| Forty japanese transports are anchored
off the PcscaGorc Islands. Rumored that
an attack upon Canton is contemplated
The American sloop-yacht Ni"ilant be
longing to the MeSSrS Could sailed for
New York yesterday from Southampton.
|
Emperor William has sent a splendid
wreath to be deposited on Princess Bis
marcks coffin on the anniversary of her
birth.
\ large band of insurgents recently
landed at Baracoa, Cuba. and succeeded
in fighting their way through the town
and escaped.
The British flagship Royal Arthur is said
to be prepared to land marines in Nicara-
qua in case the indemnity demanded is
not promptly paid.
The Hon. Arthur Wellesley Peel, in the
British House of Commons, announced
his resignation as speaker, and delivered
his farewell address
| \ hotel which was in course of construc-
ton at Mini Novgorod, Russia, collapsed,
| burving thirty workmen in the ruins, six
teen of whom was killed outright.
|
| The Norwegian government seems to be
preparing for expected war with Sweden
the naval estimates for this year far exceed
ing any previous sums required
|
| In few days Mr. W T. MalStcr of
him on account of construction of the
cruisers Detroit and Mont gomery.
|
| There vet remains but ten days of the
is thought that peace negotiations with
China will be concluded by that time.
William Court Gully. liberal. was elect
ed Speaker of the House of Commons
Wednesday by a majority of II. The
ParncllteS voted against the government,
| Captain Yates Sterling. of Baltimore
| will sail from New York on the 23rd in
slant for Rio where he will take command
of the flagship Newark of the United States
| Navy.
| A swindler calling himself Wing. and
claiming to be a wealthy American, Dor
rowed four thousand francs on shares of Il
bogus railroad in the United States Wing
was arrested.
The Treasury Department has ordered
Il board of revenue marine surgeons to
convene at Washington to-day to examine
officers as to their qualifications for fur
| Their active service.
President Cleveland Indignantly desires
the charges of intemperance preferred
| against HiH w IAcN III IIiLSiuS, Il hCtHo-
dist preacher The charges made by DR..
Lansing were ignored by the New Eng
land Conferences before which they were
made.
The report that the Porte had prepared
Il scheme of Armenian reform was prema
ture, but the government has decided to
appoint high commission of inquiry
with Turkish president. to discuss re-
forms for Armenia.
1t is reported that an attempt was made
Il few nights ago 10 blow up powder
magazine at one of the forts in Havana
The instruction is said to be spreading
toward the centre of the island to Cuba
Consul General Williams, at Havana in
tends to resign because of friction with
| the Cuban government
|
| 1t is stated that the United States
Supreme Court is divided upon the ques
ton of the constitutionality of the income
tax, but that it has practically decided to
reverse the decision of the lower court,
which sustained the law in so far as those
sections are concerned which apply to in
comes levied from rents and from federal
State and municipal bonds.
Baron Rio Branco and General Ger
qneira. special Brazilian pienipotcntiarics
in the arbitration of the MissioneS houn-
Diary contention between Brazil and the
Argentine Republic, presented their let
tiers of recall to the President the queS-
ton having been satisfactorily settled
| President Cleveland. who was the third
arbitrator, took occasion in accepting
letters of generalization from the Prc.i-
dents of the two South American republics
interested to point out tn advantages to he