The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-07-26

favors the free coinage of silver.
Russia is trying to force American petro-
leum out of the markets i'll Greece.
Mr.. Carlisle is being talked about as
possible candidate for the presidency.
The Spanish minister gives assurance of
an early settlement of the Mora claim.
Eight brigandS who had been tried by
court martial have been hanged at kuba,
Russian Caucasus.
The case of ex-Consul Waller still re-
mains in an unsatisfactory condition as
regards its settlement.
The official estimate of the direct loss
from grain smut is per cent. of the crop,
or about SIS, 900, 900 annually.
Three of the four points involved in the
construction of the two new battle-ships
have been satisfactorily settled.
The Spanish Transatlantic Line has re-
duced by one-half its freight rates on SUI
gar shipped to the United States.
The sinking of the ground in the village
of Bruex, Bohemia has caused the de-
struction of over seventy houses.
The official crop reports of Hungary
show that the harvest just gathered has
been up to the averag e in quality and guam
tity.
Prof. Rudolph Gneist, professor OF jurls-
prudence in the University of Berlin, and
formerly instructor to Emperor William,
is dead.
The Memorial Diplomatique, of Paris,
announces that the Duke of -Coburs
and Gotha will resign the dukedom IN DC
tober next.
The Bulgarian government, after an IN
ouirv, now claims that the assassination
of M. Stambouloff was an act of private
vengeance.
The Russian portion of the Chinese loan,
amounting to ZIG, 600, 900, has been covered
five times. In France it has been covered
fifteen times.
Mr.. Macchi, the European representa-
tive of the Atlanta Exposition, says that
the foreign countries will he well repre-,
scented at the show.
1t is stated that Prince Adolphus OF
Teck, who recently married the daughter
of the Duke of Westminster, is candl-
date for the throne of Bulgaria.
The Porte has requested the powers to
insist that the Bulgarian government sup
press the revolutionary committees OF the
Macedonians at Sofia and elsewhere.
The funeral of eX-Premier Stamboulotf
at Sofia on Saturday was the occasion OF a
riotous demonstration. 1t was necessary
to call out the troops to restore order.
Clerk of the House Kerr believes that
because of the factional differences in the
republican party in Pennsylvania the DEM
ocrats will be able to make good show
ing there at the election.
A body of 125 Macedonian insurgents
has had an encounter with detachment
of Turkish troops near Strumitza. 1t Is
added that the insurgents were dispersed
and sought refuge in the Malesh noun
tains.
The price of petroleum, which was so
high in April, May and June, has now fall
en- at Gutenberg to five cents quart.
American petroleum is almost as cheap
there now as it was before the upward
movement began.
Advices received at Alden from the Vi
cinity of Berbera East Africa, say that the
English expedition supposed to be that of
DR.. Donaldson, of Philadelphia has de-
feated the Reharet tribe which has been
harrying caravans.
By the collision of the Italian steamship
~ i NJ D Ia ~
early Sunday morning, IA passenengers
and four of the crew of the later vessel
were drowned. The Maria p sank in three
minutes and most of the passengers were
carried down with her.
Representative Meyer, of Louisiana, is
i'll Washington and will protest against the
refusal of Comptroller Bowler to pay the
bounty to Louisiana sugar planters upon
the crop of 1893. Mr.. Myer says the free
silver movement is making some progress
in louisiana The Louisiana Senators
will also oppose the stand taken by Comp
trolley Bowler.
Senator Blackburn, Of Kentucky, is now
in Washington, but is not discussing the
reverses which his free silver declarations
met in Kentucky. On the stump in that
State he is still preaching free-silver theo-
ries. He may be still considered in the
race because of his wonderful
Representative McCreary is
his avowed opponent, though Secretary
Carlisle may be forced to enter the field
against him.
The Montgomery county democratic