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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-14
DOWN THE RIVER.


NEw MARrtSsvILLE, January 10.
EdltOn Intslhgsncsr
Since my last we have been treated to q
genuine old fashioned snow storm; the
snow now being one foot deep on a level.
To-day Is the finest winter day Of tho sea.
son, the sun shining out brightly and
pleasantly, and not too cold for comfort
out doors. The Ice bridge over the Ohio
river brings our Ohio neighbors closer to
US and hardly an hour passes during the
day but what we see them on our streets
with their teams and sleds bringing their
families to deal at our stores or hauling
away their purchases.
:, When l last wrote you I mentioned the
fact that our mail facilities were very poor,
our most reliable route being by the way
Of Bellton Station, Baltimore & Ohio rail.
road. This is Friday evening, and tho
Bellton mail has arrived, but nothing from
wheeling. We inquire why Of the Post.
master, and he informs us that he cannot
tell unless 1t Is In the "0hio River Mail.n
which will not arrive here until Saturday
evening or Sunday morning next, Can 4
be possible that the "WheelinR, Parkers.
burg 4 Cincinnati Transportation Ca. WHO
have the contract to carry the IObio River
MAIL" upon learning through my letter
that We had mail service Independent Of
them, have prevailed upon Postmaster
TO cut off that convenience from
US! Can 1t be possible that the Wheeling,
parkesburg { Cincinnati Transportation
Company own the people along The Ohio
riVer valley from Wheelingt 10 Marietta and
have the power TO bring them their mail
or not bring It as they see fitP Il seems 40.
and 1t seems as though Postmaster Rawl.
ing must assist them In some way or our
mail would have come via Bolton TODAY.
4, The complaint may seem chronic. but
the cause Of the complaint Is chronic,
Never within the last Eve or six years have
we been properly served with The mail
twice per week while the Ohio river was
frozen up, and we have been one time
Ihat wen remember, ten days without |
mai, either up or down the river. There
nave been charges made OF carelessness
and Encouragement Of the mails BY the |
contractors time and again which were
denied, but which charges were true; and |
o. present there 10 not community In the |
United States having the same population
and wealth as this part OF the ohio river
valley, butwhat has better mail service
than we have. We have heretofore re-
sorted to making our complaints In this
way through the public press, but / an Of
Lhe pellel that our people win not wait
much longer before they will protest in q |
manner and unanimously too, to
The Contract Office Of the P. o. Depart.
nent at Washington, D. @, ".
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Gr..xtss@' Sales.
SALE

j ....,, Js,I of ,tu,, made BY sanuel ?.
Ny 'ilur =" ,s,sI August 18th, 1916, and recorded
kS I,, y s, BooE No. At folio lSl 10 !he Slets'
a u 'a SSaoI Goq E;t 4 MnSis1 HGSn' B. 81
sN'' On,'tI6tlockA 4. ~, sell a. Publie Auction
,OITyis ,t sad ,i bidder al the front doSI o. !hs
,II House d aid county 10 me soTn q io MI1hu
uIIs W, <, 10 In aid town, County and state on
li' ~ -, Of ssoni and Mound streets trOns!pg hy
oos n STREET lG1 sx!snJI9 1S nv ~, ' SSIS SSs
~, md lging iOfllOngl the property granled
=! H." /. Edward, and olherA, trustees, 70 Sald
E,hsr BY del dated April itl W. SLL as ~ nST :.
ieprI :" TEpN, ~ SALE-Uhe hundred dOllaFa 10
~, and ths residue In two equal instAilmeh1 y
sS.,r aud Eighteen month. ir9g the 1ay o. ale wv
t., lp,l u trust on the pFoPgtty h0ld. Title
sI,II al Ou selling aS trustee shall only con
y .ulh lille 4, vested m ne AZ d m%E q trust
"a Trustee,
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W II. HAlIrR, Auctioaecf ~ ~ - ds2s
TRUSTEES SALE OFvALUABLE,

i REAL Estate st.Bt
The undersigned Trustee, by virtue Of u Deed Of
Trust executed TO him on the 9th day Of November,
isi6 by Martin l.. Hill aud Clara C. HILL and on h.
tUnl In ltr Of: trust Book No. II on page 3IS, In the
once Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county,
Wat Virginia, will On
SATURDAY, February sth, 1879,
MlOo'clSk KAN, at theiront door Of the Court House
Of Ohio county proceed 10 sell At public auction to the
highest bidder the following valuable real estate to-
WI All the interest Of The said Martin L. llliand the
Md Cara e. ill, conveyed by said deed Of trust In
Ihi TO the three undivided ninth parts Of the tracts Of
land 10 ONO county heretofore conveyed 10 Jesse
Wells nOW deceased, by John FAWcGtt as executor Of
the last will and testament Of James rembeF.Op de-
erased, b. deed dated March 9Th, lSil recorded In
ls OOk No. - on pages 1876 aud III, In the office Of
The Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, Vest
w. being tracts OHr Of $50 acres ADD theOther Of
~ 1rre and reference Is here made 10 that deed for
The description ui the same. From these tracts OF
lial, one hundred and slGty.nlne acTes and twenty
ave poles, being part Of above described tracts Of
Land heretofore conveyed by the said Jesse Wells to A.
J. Wilson by ietTl 10 which reference Is here made
Tot full description Of the SGnC, dated August 10th
lSS ~ leri Hook No. !! on page ?0i, 10 the office oil
ihe CLERK Of tue County Court 0t Ohio county, West
Va, ATr expressly excepted. The Eail tHSe-ninthS
d the 1 tracts Of land will he sold subject 10 the ex.
nBton herein before stated, and also subject to the
Me state therein Of Cecilia Wells widow Of the said
ytsA Wells deceased, duly proved and prObated.
Sad property near short Creek and the Ohio river,
Ia Ohio county, West vIFgluIa
!ERNs OR sALE.-ThO purchase money will he re-
quifed 10 In paid In rASh. Selling as trustee, will
only convey such title rs Is vested In me by the deed
Of trust above mentioned, though the title Is believed
iOrgSI
WILLIAM NORTH, Trustee.
fESDLET0S PESDLRTON, Attorneys. 10
J'GnNIbknS HERYEY, AuCtlOneef. lana
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kin. Some people think IT the nice thing
10 fold up the napkin very carefully and
put It prettily BAG ( into ring a. II Il had
70 be kept well for further use. ! think
the better way Is 70 carelessly leave II par.
TALLY folded beside the plate, a. Il II were
Of no account,
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Boil everything slowly.
Tea does not give strength.
Milk Is the most perfect food.
Apples are the healthiest fruit.
Herrinss are very Strengthening.
Add your fuel to the fire slowly.
Do not make your bread too light
Guessing Is never as good as measuring
Fat Is not cheap at the price Of meat. .
Fish will boil In from five 10 ten min.
utes.
Tea and coffee are injurious to child.
New -four takes up more water than
. Stale bread may be steamed into fresh,
:. Never n cut boiling meat, the juices es.
cape.
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,,,,oenra, al 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, acettAln portion OF
\, AZ ,founl ol that parcel Of land which Was on Tho
s 'S u i,' "i February, 1870 conveyed TO Christian
V,,aI del from T. H. RuSlhcd Of al, aa recorded
n iRs Ico,rlrrs Office Of Ohio Coynty West vlrgi.
nj, in ., lLoE 40, a. Iase 100 che pJrod or log 70
I W Ming bounded aud described As follows Be-
UaDn,, an H. north side oi the County Road At the
S SoTIh rI, corner Of Charles sChEe1teEera lot
t Io' rInnipt along said County Road In north
..s,p frrtiGn ATTY 1907 feet, thence n0tthWArdly 10
G,"t,r, Run iOHy.hvcil feet thence down Gaid run
siy tN feet, to sGhWeTilegUT's line, thenfe sduths
Srdiy along aid SchWtriiegePs east line sixty (iO
lei h. tie place Of Hgnning'
Term. Of Sale one half VI the purchase money
n, :, much more Us the purchaser may elect In hand
IT, s,nr, in lwo equal IustalimVntS payable six and
1,lyr month, respectively after date Of sae, with lu-
t,,s lhr purchaser to give bonds for tue deferred In.
,i,ilmsn. secured by deed Of trust on the property
tErlbsT With policy Of insurance. on tho building,
AN aSERrl Title believed to he good but selling Al
trustee shall 0nTey only such title a Ia vested 10
me By aid DEED Of trust,
b. GEO. T. LlSCll, Solicitor.
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iTRUSTEEs SALE.

liz virtue II deed Of trust male by Daniel Caiy 10
The Undersigned Trustee, dated the 10Th day Of May,
isiy aud recorded In the office Of the Clerk Of the
County Curt Of Ohio county, West Virginia, 10 Deed
Of Trust ByOk No. 70, page G2j, Will on
THURSDAY, the 10Th day Of January, A. D. 1879,
RyBpng at 10 o'clock A. NJ d said day, ut the front
dsf Of tir Court House Of Ohio county, In the city
Of Wheeling, vii at public suction the following de-
Hrld real estate that Ia 10 say: The west half u lot
numbers, OHe hundred and seventy u70), being on
thr north side Of and bounding on Seventeenth street
iolI Zane street, In the city Of Wheeling county Of
Ohio aud state ol West Virginia. being thirty feet 10
front aal one hundTel and twenty (l20) feet back.
Excepting from the AbnVG described property the
moth thlny.thrrc 1881 feet heretofore conveyed BY
Daniel Cady aud wife to Mary Jane CAdy, wife u
AIOHi0 Cady by deed dated the 18th day Of April,
1876 anl rrrOre, Ia the office Of the Clerk oil the
County Court Oi Ohio county In Deed Book No, 65,
pige w. dt4g
fnHs W sALE-One.hali, or a much more 81 the
purchase money a the purchaser mAyelect 70 pay, IN
tNh and the residue Ia SIX and twelve months from
th day Of ale the purchaser 10 give his notes secured
By dpi Of trust On said property, for the said de-
itTNl iRStAllmenlS, payable SIX and twelve months
respectively irOn the day u sale with Interest irom
EiddAy.
r. h. DOHEEER. Trustee
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mn sTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

!. Il, ,ltue Of deed Of trust made BY Phillip Grub
Y V,tgr,I hi, vile, to ne, dated the l2!h 81 March,
~; and recorded In the ONCE Of Ihe CieIk o. the
W. ,Tru,t llok SO. Y, page ~, shall sell at
t,SI,C ,eeiDn, 10 the highest bidder al the front
, al lhr Court House Of said county, In the city OIL
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No Eo. 10 g Saturday night hAs no c0lnoctioa ioi
PS q Pulses. DlWinV Room and Sleeping Can
cese eoaneetIons arc made for ali points south and
1,thHeL Eofth and Northwest, making this doaI.
rabIe route ioT eolonlSs and perSonH MOVING h an
ptaa Ress, and 70 whom particular attention EEven.
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV,
Leave Wheeling IS !. NJ IN m
TrtAdelphiA Accommodation.
Lave hheeilng T. m. 500 D. m
Tickets 70 al principal poinh on palS Al Depot.
Ones open At al h0up during the day,
Information 70 the travelling pubic ehoertuly RIyen
- W. n. CLEMENTS, N: or.
=: DEVRIEs, Gen'l Agent, wheeling.
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The following Is an extract from letter
dated July q, 1877, to the discoverer OF BE.
thesda Water. The writer Is the Rev. T. b,
Fuller, D. D., D. G. L., Rector OF ST. Grcgory's
Church, Toronto, Archdeacon OF Niagara, etc,
etc: The writer at the age OF sixty wears, was
q. victim Of saccharine diabetes, His physi.
clan said Ito use Or. Fuller's wordsi ahe
could do no more for ME than he had done !:
that my disease was incurahle, and that |
must lie down and die.n I'VE should state
here cn pd1eathe!I that our townsman Joseph
Fleming, Esq, is the sole and only authorized
agent for this wonderful water for Ibis State as
well as for OHIO and West Virginia. To re.
turn to Dr.. Fuller: I'm four days" he writes
after taking the water, obtained relief, and
since that time have taken no medicine, con.
suited no medical man, and presume II
quite we'll"
such testimony, from such source, should
indeed have convincing weight.
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Trains leaving toiumbus Al S[0 p. n, and m -
run daily. Through ChieaEo express leave Colunb:
NY e1eept Sunday, q SO p. H., With sleeping an
ausshsd. arriving in Chicago At 7So next HoTninv.
Pns "a 81 b seeTred In advance At Uniou DcSt
Falpan'S Palseo Drawing Room BloepinR can
ntongn Sithout change fron St0benTilIe IA Colum.
s e1S Clnslnnaa louisville, indianapolis and 81
YG through Tickets, Bsrsso chsel,. sls.ulnr "a,
~ uens and anL further Information, SpIIy
q ~ =. BhLhBvILLR, Ticket Agent Il Psa
Hanote pepoh loot O Eleventh street, or a CIV
eomee, under Ael1re HOUSE, Wheeling.
D. ". CALDWELL,
.-. nv gsa'l Manager, Colunbu,, o.
!. xI.o5SssTSS;IS sPt. ri.t.SurrA, Pa.
n aeh4 Pan. and Ticket Agent Columbia. q,
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As1esHssk AeeoaeHodatfos-fA ay0S PNlislFs Al a
brideepon 900 p m; arrives II StHuhSnT iIls Al
We nj leaIS stsubenSilIe Il sio 4. a.; BTidrs.
p9Is ~ =. n. arTiv0 At BollaTe Il Is 4. m.
Ietsu aad Baggage Cheeks % alI nrineie1i DoIn,,
sss s1a Mst ean b procured a De heEst
.--5 F.RNYRRs,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-28
CITY TAXES 1879.
RELIEF TO TAXPAYERS.

NEW ORLEANS. November 10. 1879.
You are hereby notified to pay your tax OF
1879. principal and interest which has been
past due since January /, 1879. YOU are further
informed that by ordinance Of the City Council
Of November -. 1872 you will 30 permitted 70
pay the said tax, principal and Interest. With
out any accrued costs OF either clerk Or sheriff,
provided you pay the same. either at the Civil
sheriffs Office or that Of the Administrator OIL
Finance, within ten days from the service oil
notice BY the shefiH.
Should You neglect TO take advantage OF the
benefits of said ordinance within that time 1t
will Be tho duty OF the sheriff TO proceed with
the collection OF your tag. by advertisements
and sale az usual. In which case all the costs
will be required Of you. In considering this
notice TO pay do not allow yourself TO be de-
ceived By the idea hat any remission Of costs
or other reduction Of your Indebtedness for the
tax Of 1879 Is permitted By the new constitution
now before the people for adoption. as 1t ap-
plies only to the taxes Of previous years.
The above relief Ia also granted to 6elins
auents OF 1879 and previous years.
J. Z. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
ALT. Fl. IsAACsOa.
noIai Administrator OF Finances
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Esassssa s'ss IL n

TtulItr KLEIN. MANUFACTURER or ALL
] kiuda ef CnaFhnAgH. Sugar liQgaheada.
Nelaaaaa Barrels. Hall Barrels and AL et7an 1T
Mn'aseea Keps.. Factory No. ? Second street :
Warehouses aud office. No. II Ircssman street
New Orleans Ia nnd I'm
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SITUATIONS WANTED maHRs.
CLERKS, Statesmen. etc.

4 YOUNG MAN VINO rs A HhAnU AfI Or
~ the Virginia A. mud College,, lesttee n
situation M rlpfh ni tire lnRnnanmenfHi tHffh*
A,larafa WA1 n. FRANKLIN, Concord, 1amp+
he'll aot,riv Va nG1a3H
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY NOVEMBER %, 1870
Wv ANTS.

WANTED THE PUBLIC TO ENqW THAI
w The cheapest and hest ADVERTISING ~ the
CITY ts tn this column. nj ten cents per hh5 ior
nayttGu
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ssrssH.s.aNp t,vta WANTS,
sslaua Tuning,

EfaHa TUNING
Gst en For r1kNa TUNING REST Wnhk
" -11 ~ aan Rlagn inn ettae'. u. i4NEOH
anitaa pinniet notst
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HOTELS RESTAURANTS.
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

WILL OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION or
w guests on MONDAY. slxth Instant. DUR
Ing the summer tho Hotel .Was put In thorough
order and many modern improvements intTO-
duced 10 ensure the comfort Of patrons. The
house la unsurpassed In al that goes 70 make
viii continue to merit The popular favor which
hns boon accorded II In the pnst.
PARTIES returning home will do we'll 10 call
and look at FAMILY ROOMS before locating
elsewhere. s-.
oc5H RIVERS Il BARTETs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-06

III may not be generally known,
but we have candidate for Presi-
dent in Los Angeles county, and
nominated, at that, by an influen-
tial Eastern journal. The name Of
this ambitious personage is Rule;
his residence is Santa Ana; his vo-
cation is that of q local agitator.
This man has at once sprung into
national fame and popularity, as the
following from the Buffalo Express
shows:
The man who pounded Denis
Kearney Is our candidate for Presi-
dent. The man who will pound
him again shall have the second
place on the ticket, and II both
will throw him into the Pacific
they shall be declared elected with
out the formality of a regular vote.
Let our watchword be, In other
words, "Denis Kearney must gov'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-06

the hell-born, hell-bound, lecher-
GUS imps Of perdition yclept, ac-
cordlng to the Kearney glossary,
corporation vampires and capital
lists. Sir Robert Walpole has put
himself on record IN the pithy
apothegm that "every man has his
prioe.n If Denis Kearney ever
turns up as a Railway Commis-
sioner he Will never again have
occasion to descend to the humble
wages of a drayman. Swathed In
purple and fine linen, he will be
transformed into an opponent Of
all forms OF communistic agitation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-06

OCCASIONALLY one Is treated to
a fair exemplification Of the adage,
:" Save me from my friendsW
Fleetwood" the Los Angeles cor
respondent of the San Francisco
Post, has q letter in that journal of
of the 4th instant. We happen to
know who "Fleetwood is. He Is
a dilettanti, white.cravated member
Of the Workingman's party. We
might say more, but we do not de-.
sire to disclose the D's-we just
caught ourself in time-we do not
wish to disclose Fleetwood'sp
Identity. Speaking OF Congress-
ional nominations Fleetwood I"
says:
It is my opinion that the Demo-
Gratis will nominate Colonel j. f.
Godfrey, who was candidate on the
Democratic ticket for Delegate to
the Constitutional Convention.
The Colonel Is at present City At
torney of Los Angeles, to which
position he was elected on the
Workingmen's ticket, but he never,
during the campaign, pretended to
be anything else but Democrat,
and gave people clearly to UNDER
stand that he was no Workingman.
The Democrats generally voted for
him. as his only opponent was q
Republican.
Now really we can't tell, to save
US, whether this is intended In
kindness or as q malicious and
Machiavelian stab at the smart
Workingmen's City Attorney.
We have considerable respect for
Col. Godfrey's brains though little
for his political consistency. AS q
Workingman he is success. As o
Democrat he will positively have
to sit on the anxious bench for q
little while. We don't know
whether the Democratic party will
have any rewards to bestow this
year; but, ifit has, 1t will feel like
dolIng them out to those who have
stood loyalty by the organization
In times of doubt. Fleetwood
cannot establish the City Attor-
ney's standing with the Democ-
racy, but he can seriously impair 1t
with the Workingmen II he keeps
on writing In that way.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-06

which is fast choking up many Of
our streams.
Mr.. Schuyler concluded his re-
marks by the statement that
nowhere else In the State has he
found irrigation SO well understood
rs In Los Angeles and San Bernar-
dino counties.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-06
NOTICE.

Calling attention to the advertisement
Of singer Manufacturing Company head
ed "warnihg" ;" we desire to state that on
Tuesday morning Doak & Co. will again
.'mislead the public" with q few "bottom
facts" showing the "true inwardness" of
bored and brought forth mouse" The
(TuUhill labored, and the result is as
much smaller than the mouse as the
hill Is smaller than the mountain.
DOAK 4 CO.,
Dealers in all kinds Of Sewing Machines,
at prices lower than any agency for
any single machine In this county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-06

Henry Meyer, the impropriety of
his addresses arising from the fact
that Mrs. Meyer and Mr..
Gelderman had shortly be-
fore died under circumstances
which, taken in connection with
the subsequent conduct of the sur
vlving ones, were deemed suspi-
cious. The bodies Of the two de-
ceased were therefore exhumed,
and after careful analysis Just COM
pleted, large quantities of strych-
nine were found In Che system Of
Geldermau, aud the stomach of
Mrs. Meyer was found impregnated
VITA the deadly colchicine. The
Coroner's jury to-day, after hearing
the testimony of the chemists,
found verdict recommending that
DIR. Meyer and Mrs. Gelderman be
haId for murder
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-06
European Cable News.
EnS,,sh Protest.

LONDON, April 4th.-The British
authorities at Sierra Leone have
sent a gunboat with protest to the
French officer conducting the oc-
cupation of Matacong. The French
claim the island was ceded them In
1878. The British claim possession
since 1926.
Ths Fami.e sa Upp,r Egypt.
LONDON, April 4.-The English
Commission, sent to investigate the
famine, reports several thousand
deaths from starvation.
eIays Traders badly Panisbed.
LONDON, April5.-The Egyptian
officers sent to break up the slave
depots at Bahr Elgozal Kordefan.
report an engagement with Sulei-
man, chief of the traders, and owner
of twenty-five depots in which
women to the number of 10000 are
waiting importation to Egypt. The
Egyptian forces numbered 5000,
partly armed with improved rifles,
and were intrenched. Suleiman,
with 1000 Arabs, made several as
saults, but were completely defeat-
ed, and fed in disorder, leaving
1,087 dead. The Egyptions lost 20
men.
Threats "f AsSassinaiing Queen
vIctOFiR.
LONDON, April 4th.-A dispatch
from Rayena says the italian gov.
ernment recently received an anon
ymous letter giving warning that
an attempt would be ma le to as
sasslnate Queen Victoria between
the frontier and Turin. It Is be-
lieved the sole object of the writer
was to harrass the government, but
every precaution was taken to in.
sure the Queens safety.
German News.
BERLIN, April 5th.-A draft of
the proposed tariff has been pub
lished to give the country on op-
portunity to discuss 1t during the
recess. Duties on tobacco are 12O
marks on 100 kilogrames, or leaf,
and an excise Of 20 marks on pa-
tive tobacco.
The Gern,anio (newspaper) states
that Wendhorst's conversation
Monday with Bism msrck solely con-
cerned the Duke of Cumberland's
affairs.
Liberal Coaiitlou.
MADRID, April 5th.-A coalition
for an electoral campaign of Con-
stItutionalists, Progressists and Re-
publlcans, protesting the views of
Sefior CASTELAR,, is an accomplished
fact.