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and Nationals were chosen. The Liberals lost

33 seats. The Minister of Commerce as well

as Minister of Justice will bo unseated by the

result of the elections.

Spain and San Domingo.

Madrid, July 5.—The statement that the

Spanish frigate Almanza and war steamer

Jarge Juan have been ordered to leave Havana

and proceed to San Domingo to establish a

blockade of the coast if the Dominican gov

ernment refuses to give satisfaction to Spain

is denied. The government will await a reply

from San Domingo before taking active steps.

Germany’s Tariff Bill.

Berlin, July 5.—Parliament today voted the

remaining clauses of tho new tariff bill, with

the exception of that relating to tobacco, which

will be discussed on Monday. A duty of 40

marks on coffee was voted—174 to 97, and one

of six marks on petroloum—171 to 92. These

votes were tho result of an arrangement be

tween tho Centre and Conservative parties.

Juler Ferry’s Education Bill.

Paris,'July 5.—The Deputies have passed

the first six clauses of Jules Ferry's education

bill.

Agricultural Depression in England.

London. July 5.—In the debate in the Com

mons on the agricultural depression Chaplin

said he regarded free trade as a question de

finitely settled, but he could not shut his eyes

to the failure of many predictions of tho advo

cates of free trade. He did not propose a rem

edy now, but only asked for enquiry. He

pointed out that the future fate of the British

agriculture is dependent upon the cost of pro

duction in America. If the cost of importa

tion fell below the cost of production at home

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The Portland daily press. (1879). Portland, Me., 1879-07-07. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83016025/1879-07-07/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Portland daily press, 1879-07-07.