SECOND EDITION.

Marlborough Express, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7, 9 January 1892, Page 3

SECOND EDITION.

THE LATEST. » — — PBOTECTIVE DUTIES. GERMAN PBINTEBS' STBIKE. [united fnsss abbocutios.] Received January 9, noon. Losdoh, January 8. Mr Gladstone visits Mr Leon Say at Pau. Pams, January 8. The French Chamber of Deputies has finally passed the new Tariff BUI by 394 to 114. It comes into operation nest month. Beblin, January 8. The master printers refuse to re-employ the printers who went on strike until tho strike has ended everywhere. Bojiz, January 8. The Italian delegates to the Sanitary Conference m Venice will most likely second tho sanitary proposals pot forth by the British representatives. SiKOirosE, January 8. Ono hundred and fifty sikhs and 00 friendly Malays aro advancing to suppress the rising m Pahang. Washington, January 8. President Harrison has warned all nations that the United States will levy duties after March 15tU on sugar, molasses, coffco, tea, and hides imported from countries taxing American prodacU;. It is ozpected that the Chicago Exhibition will be ready to receive exhibits ia October next. Congress is to bo asked to vote a Bum of five million dollars for the Exhibition. Congress expeots to close m Febraary.,' ' = .. „- ../-, , -. ' : -' ' ■ Five more Alabama outlaws, including two women, have been lynched.