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The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02
what Vegetables to Grow.

Now is a good timeto think over what
vegetables to SOW and plant the coming
year; and having decided, to get from
good, reliable seedsilen the seeds likely
to be required. If this is left to sowing
time, the chances are the seeds will be
obtained from some grocery store, the
stock Of which is put up for this partic-
ular trade, and all that is not sold re-
turned, and, in too many instances, re-
yamped year after year. Such crops as
late potatoes, parsnips, carrots, turnips
and beets can readily be grown as among
the field crops, and be subject mainly to
the same treatment-that is, everything
about them can be so managed as to be
done with the horse-cultivator.
Besides these crops, there should be a
spot of garden ground to grow the sum
mer vegetables, and such as will want a
trifie more care in the sway of hand-
wedding and SO on. A spot for this
need not bevery large An acre Of land
will be ample and may contain the
strawberry patch, and those of other
small fruits, except in very large estab-
lishments, Such garden should have
an asparagus and rhubarb patch also
Early in the spring, have, first, radishe'
: and lettuce and green onions, one of the
very earliest products and much liked b!
workmen. Young beets are an early
vegetable and may be simply the thin
ming of the regular crop. This is tru
also of other root crops. Peas and beans
both French and Lima should not b
forgotten. Early and late cabbage, witt
few dozen of caulifower, are goo'
changes in this line. Germans want +
add kohl-rabi, or turnip-rooted cabbage
and when just right they are good eatinI
fol, anybody.
Tomatoes, cgg-plants and peppers wi
require hot-bed to bring forward. 0nl
few plants are, however, required
and, if not grown, can be purchased
For celery, pinch of seed sown
April will give all the plants required
A piece of land should be selected
rather sandy if possible, for the melor
patch, few hills of cucumbers and hal
a-doZen of the SQUASH family. Thes,
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02
DISEASE DEF WING DIAGNOSIS
Fifty Deaths from Mysterious
Mnlady I'm Kentucky

A dispatch from Marion, KY, says: A
terrible disease made its appearance in
Webster County a few weeks ago 1t ragged
disastrously for time and it was thought
that it had spent its fury, as no new cases
were reported for ten days. The disease
however, has reappearcd in more violent
form than ever near Dixun, the county seat
Nine new cases have also developed near
Free Union. -Four deaths occurred during
one day, and the other five patients were not
expected to live. Five additional cases
developed next day.
The malady is confined to strip OF terri
tory bordering on small stream called Crab
Orchard Creek. In one family of seven only
the father escaped. Up to this time but two
persons attacked had recovered from the
disease, one of whom is totally blind and the
other a cripple for life There have already
been more than fifty deaths. At one csme-
terry on one day there were four burials.
Doctors have not been able to make a
diagnosis of the disease The majority are
inclined to the opinion that it is cerebro
spinal meningitis of the congestive malignant
type. The patient is taken with sharp pains
in the spine, which soon reach the brain and
are followed by violent cramps and con-
WILSON'S from which death eIisp"s
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02
LATER NEWS,

Mrs. FRANK LESLIE, OF New York city,
has sold her Illustrated Newspaper, both
English and German editions, to w. J. Ar
lxell, proprietor Of Judge, for s4Oo 900.
cUaris CRoMLIcH, as he was about to enter
ss,e church aoor at Carlisle, Penn. placed a
revolver close TO his head, fired, and was
killed instantly.
JOHN j. HOLMES, Mayor of Iowa City.
Iowa, has committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head. The act was COM
mitted while he was temporarily insane from
continued ill health.
A BOILER in the saw mill of Ingram s.
Raglan, at Summation, s. e., exploded.
John G. Raglan was instantly killed. Ingram
and colored man ware fatally scalded.
THE residence of Earnest Young, near
Battle Creek, Mich, was burned, and two
little children, a boy aged five and girl
aged six, persisted.
FIRE destroyed Kelly and Lyle's mill,
Leavenworth, Kan, together with 200, 900
bushels of wheat; loss 100000.
CARDINAL CHARLES SAccoNI, Bishop of
Ostia AMI Velletri, in Italy, is dead. He was
one of the six suffragan bishops Of the
Roman Pontiff and Dean of the Sacrel
College.
STEIN1Tz, of Germany, defeated Tschigo.
rim, of Russia, in the sixteenth game OF tile
chess tournament at Havana, Cuba, and
was declared winner of the match and cham
pion of the world.
JOHN LEHMAN, a young German groom,
was kicked to death in New York city by
Richard Yarwood, riding master, who ac-
cused him of getting him discharged from a
riding academy.
THE reign of terror in York and adjoining
counties of Pennsylvania has become so great
on account of numerous singular conflag-
rations that Governor Beaver has been called
upon by a committee of citizens for advice
and assistance. Thus far eighteen buildings
have been burned within the past four
months.
]. c. CLARKE, fifty years old, who was to
have been married to Miss Florence Smith
at New Orleans, committed suicide on the
day which was to have witnessed his we'd
ding.
FIVE tons of powder were exploded in
Schneider's granite quarry at Graniteville,
Mo-, and the force threw down a hill of
granite fifty-two feet high.
THE trial OF Governor Larrabee, of Iowa
| for criminal libel resulted in triumphant
acquittaL
THE President issued the usual procla
nation converting the Senate to meet at the
Capitol for the inaugural ceremonies.
VIoE-ADMIRAL S. @. ROWAN has been put
on the retired list of the Navy, with full pay
of that grade.
TIE Presidentappointo Brigadier- Genera
Orlando B. Wilcox tretired), Governor of the
Soldiers Home, at Washington, vice General
Hunt, deceased.
A DISPATCH from Pekin announces that
the Emperor of China has been married.
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02

way the fowls will not only have ample
light, but will get the warmth Of the
sun through the glass the good effects Of
which will appear in an increased num-
Der Of eggs at a time of the year when
they are the most valuable.
An esrthern floor is the best, but if it
is necessary to keep out rats, make it of
concrete, With hen-house plastered
on the inside and with thick walls, the
temperature will be such as to induce
laying earlier and more literally than in
cold room subject to draughts through
crevices from the outside. A dust bath
is one of the hens necessities, and if the
dust-box is in the house the effect on
everything is disagreeable. For this
reason it should be in a small covered
annex to the house, or else should be
under cover in corner of the run, and
should be kept well supplied with dry
ioou Auob VI hho o1ieoA aSuOSs ~ uhe
house is kept clean they will
keep themselves free from vermin, but if
lice infest the house it can be quickly
cleared of them by fumigating it with
sulphur or burning the green leaves of
pine, spruce or any of the evergreens, so
as to fill the room with dense smoke
for an hour or SO. Spraying it occasion
ally with kerosene will have the same eff
feet. Gravel, ground or broken shells
and bones, and miscellaneous food with
meat scraps, when insects cannot be had,
should be furnished regularly, with a
constant supply of pure water.-Ne1
York World.
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02
FOR FARM AND GARDEN.


scab is very virulently contagious
disease, and the scab insects like house
bugs, arc able to live in dormant con-
dilion for a long time when deprived Of
food. Two years is considered the limits
OF safety from the contagion. Wherever
the sheep have lain or passed, some Of
the mites or eggs may have dropped, and
may be picked up by other sheep.
Thorough withdrawing with hot lime
wash, with two per cent. Of carbolic
acid, of every place where sheep may
have rubbed, and dipping the new flock
in the tobacco dip might prove suf-
ficient prccaution,--Ne,o York Times.
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02
FOUR NEW STATES.
The Two Dakotas, Montana and
Washington Admitted.

The Two Dakotas, Montana and
Washington Admitted.
After years of active endeavor on the part
OF its citizens the Territ2rv-of- Dakota is to
be clothed with Statehood. She comes into
the Union, however, as two States, and with
Montana and Washington, whose admission
was also permitted by Congress, the number
OF American States will be increased to for
ty-two.
In the House the adoption of the bill was
greeted with applause, but in the Senate the
provisions of the bill gave rise to some
debate.
the bill as agreed to in conference provides
for the admission of the States of North
Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana and
Washington. The attempt to induce the
Territory of Washington TO accept the name
of Tacoma has been fruitless
The Territory of Dakota is 10 be divided
on the line of the seventh standard parallel
produced due west to the western boundary
OF the Territory. The delegates elected to the
Constitutional Convention north of this par
alel shall assemble at Bismarck and those
elected south of the parable at Sioux Falls.
The delegates TO the Convention in each of
the proposed new States shall be elected ON
the Tuesday after the first Monday in May
next and shall meet on July A and declare
that they adopt the Constitution OF the
United States. They are authorized thereupon
to form constitutions and State governments
II the anxiety Of the people in those Terri
tories is as great as it has been represented
to be, there is 10 reason why North and
South Dakota, Montana, and Washing
ton should not be States within nine
months, and also be represented by SEN
ators and Representatives in the first regular
session of the Fifty-first Congress, while the
people living north and south of the seventh
standard parallel, which is to be the bound
AIRY line between the two Dakotas, are to
have chance to say whether there shall be a
greater difference than is promised between
the two
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02

And all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, can
be cured by the use Of SooTr's EMULSION, as II
contains the healing virtues Of Cod Liver Oh
and Hypophosphites In their fullest run. Is
beautiful creamy Emulsion, palatable as
milk, easily digested, and can be taken by the
most delicate. Please read; Tconsider aoott't
Emulsion the remedy par-excellenoe In Tuber-
culous and Strumous Affections, to say moth.
ing OF ordinary colds and throat troubles. ~
w. R. 8. CONHELL. MID, Manohester. D.
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02
rhs Erairaman, Nal Over.

The ruah on the druggists still continues and
daily SCORES Of people call for bottle of
Ksmps BAlsam for the Throat and Lungs for
the cure of Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption Kemp's Balsam. the STAN
dard family remedy,ia sold ON q guarantee and
never fails TO give entire satisfaction. Price
Goo and 81. Trial size free.
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02
Passenger Train Wrecked.

A north.bound passenger train on the
Northern Central Railroad was thrown
from the track by a broken rail
sengers were injured, none of them
seriously. Conductor William Dale was
supposed to be fatally injured, but is better,
and his recovery was expected The car
rolled down an embankment, turning over
twice in its descent The passengers suffered
caused by the accident.
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02

President Cleveland signed the bill for the
admission Of the States of North Dakota,
South Dakota, Montana and Washington at
il o'clock on the morning after the document
was laid before him, and Immediately sent
word to Mr.. Springer by letter. If the
States for whose entry into the Union pro-
vision is made by the bill comply with ali its
requirements the four States may be an
o need as in qualified standing as members
OF the Union OF States about the middle of Oc-
5uber 1889.
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02
Rndlcni ouro for EpiIeptio FIJI,

To the EditOr-Please inform your readers
that have a positive remedy for the above
named disease which Warrant to cure the
worst cases. So strong is my faith in Its vir-
tues that will send free sample bottle and
valuable treatise to any sufferer who will give
H.G. ROOT. NJ. C. 1s3 Pearl St.. New York.
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02
Killed i'm a Collision.

Two freight trains colided on the Knox.
vile and Ohio Railroad, half mile north OF
Knoxville, Tenn. One fireman was killed
and both engines wrecked. Several freight
cars wfre demolished. The accident was
causedNiy a misunderstanding of Of ders.
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02

Will buy TREATISE ON THE HORSE AND HIS
DISEASES Book OF 100 pages, valuable to
every owner of horses. Postage stamps taken.
Sentpostpaid. New YORK HORSE Book Co.,
1884 leonard Street, New York city.
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02

TIE present orange crop Of Florida ID esti-
mated at 100000 boxes.
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02

Best, easiest to use and cheapest. Piso's
Remedy for Caterrh. By druggists. 50c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-15

prontas y acertadas resolucionea,
ha habido tambiSn algunas ocasio-
nes en- que han sido est6riles, sin
que hasta Ia fecha, las Oorporacio-
mes citadas cOnozcan el resulta-
do de sus consultas y peticiones
Para evitar este dltimo, espero que
v. q. se sirva disponer que la Sc.
cretaria de ese Gobierno Genera
revise culdado osamente las Memo
rias que las Oamaras de OomerCiC
eleven On 10 sucesivo q su Autori
dad, Y que tomando nota de lO'
asuntos en- que aquellas Corpora
clones hayan intervenido y de la
reformas que hayan iniciado y es
ten todavia sin resolver, se dirija1
& los Oentros correspondientes lo'
oportunos recordatorios, para 9
mas pronto despacho de los expe
dientes respectivos.-De Real or
den 10 digo a V. e para los efecto
CONSEQUENCES, advirti6ndole que es
ia disposition debera publicarse Ell
la GacetG de Madrid = en- la de es:
Capital"
Y puesto el cdmplase por 8. e
con fecha 20 de Noviembre pr6xi
mo pasado, de su orden superior 81
publica en- este peri6dico ofciaI pa
ra general conocimiento.
Puerto Rico, IL de Diciembr'
de 1SS9.-El Secretario del Gobier
no General, Fernando Fragoso.
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guArdis, en- momentos de ir { almor..
zar, con permiso del comandante de
ella y vestido de uniforme, fne arresta-
do por el juzgado Municipal de Ia Ca
tedral y conducido por un alguacil de
81 , una pareja de 0. P.Gla Jefatura
de policia Municipal, para que cum.
pliera arresto de custro dias en- defecto
del pago de una multa que Sc le habia
impuesto.-Con tai proceder, y atendi-
do Ia iusiguifcancia de la pena, asi CO.
mo las condolences en- que Sc encontra.
ba cuando fuS preso ell referido volun.
tario, Sc ha qusbrantsdo Ell precspto
que entrafia Ia circIlsr al prlncipio
mencionAds, con tanto mas motive,
cuanto que ell citsdo iudividuo se hs-
liaba ell dfa del hecho, no solamente
vestido lie uniforme, sino prsstendo
servicio de gusrdis-Oomo estos he
chos ocasionEn disgustos y vejAmenes
para ell institute de voluntarios que
viste el honroso uniforme militar, he
creido conveniente hacerlo presente 4
W LIE AZ u0 4uo On cVAUAOAOu VOA
desprestigio que poirian llevar consi
80 81 Sc repitiersn, ordeno b los funeio'
narios dependencies de 50 autoridad,
Sc abstengan de llevar 4 cabo hechos
como el de que se trata, cusndo SO hA-
lien los voluutarios On funciones de
servicio y fuera de este, y por 10 que
Ksspecta al punto donde deban ser con.
ducidos, para suffir penas por faltss
leves, que Sc cifian & 10 que Sc previuo
en- ell oficio de 80 de Diciembre de 1887,
citAdo al principle de este escrito.-
Lo que tengo ell honor de participsr
V. E. para su conocimiento y fines in
diCados; signi6cAndole que el dia de-
hoy doy traslado del preSents oficio !
los Excmos. Sres. Gobernsdor Genera
de esta Isla , Presidente de Ia Audien'
cia de esta ciudad.-Y 10 traslado
V. E. para 50 noticis, fines corrsspon.
dientes y en- condensation { 50 escritt
de 8 del corriente.
Lo que Sc hace pdblico pOr este me-
dio para general cOnocimiento.
| HAbana 81 de Octubre de 1882
FL General Subiaspetor, Sdnekez MI
ra."
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jQUE Es EsTo?

Segtn vemos en- Ell Pats de Ia
Habans, el sefior Ooispo de aque.
lla Dioceses ha extrafiado de Ia
misma q un sacerdote de apellido
muy conocido en- esta Isla.
Ell propio colega dice que La
Lucha defendia al sacerdote ex.
trsf1ado.
Y en- el Diario de la Marina
leemos que ell Cabildo Cathedral
de la Di6;esis habanera haDia pre-.
sentado a su Prelado un solemne
mensaje de adhesion, en- virtud de
haber aparecido en- un peri6dico
de aquella ciudad cie1tos ataques
y censuras 4 s. E. I. y provoca-
clones al cisma religioso.
Suponiase autor de todo este
q un individuo de la clase sacer.
dotal.
Y vaya ell lector atando cabos.
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SECCION LITERARIA.
NOCTURNO,
CA EE).

lOh, noche, tn silencio, tn calma tu reposo
Tristeza infunde al alma, pesar al coraz6n;
Hay algo en- tt de l1gubre, de horrible y mis-
i terioso.
Hay algo, ST, en- Ia noche. hay algo de sombrfo.
Algo que causa espanto, algo que infunde horror
LAs horas nocturnales ique largas son. Dios mio,
Para el que vive enfermo, muriendose de amori
I'm 10 silente noche, cuando en- mitad del cieIo
Miro 10 blanca luna con maiestad lucir 81
kecuerdo... icuantas cosas que causan mi desveI0
I aumentan mis- pesares, y aumentan mi sufriri
lCuanto reeuerdo ioh nochel despierta en- mi
memoriA
Tu calma, tn tristeza, tn horrible soledad;
Cnant0 recuerdo grato de va pasada historic
DUAL es la dulcs historic de la infantil edadl -.
Pasaron ya los dias de la feliz infancia
Pasaron, si, pasaron las horas de placer:
La rosa va ha perdido 81 prfstina arrogancia.
deshojada SEGA la miro fenecer.
lAdi6s, edad hermosa, adi6s, hermosos dfas.
Adi6s, edad tan bella cual rapida fugaz;
Llevate todas, todas mis- dichas y alegrias;
Aalos' que por desgracia, no has de volver Jam&s!
ioh, noche! iCuantas veces, por mitigar mi
dolo,
Por yer 81 mi alma puede en- tt consuelo hallar.
En- apartados stios, desesperado solo
Tu lopreguez sin hmites me he puesto q con-
templari
II cuantas, cuantas veces. loh, nochsi 70
abstraido.
De Las estrellas languidas, la debi luz mire.
For cuya lumbre vfvida sinti6ndome atraido.
Las regiones celcas feliz me transported
iOh. nochel ique misterios encierra tu tristurs
Los erra6lndns Lemures SO mran por do uuier:I
lOh, noche, tl slencio, tu pena tu ar1argura.
Tan solo q 'aqaef que sufre lie es dable com,
prenderl
itodo es silencio. .-tod0; nj Sc bye el loyo ruido
Que entire las flores deja ell CefrO al pasar.
Nj se oye el canto fervido, armdnico ' seutid0
Con que Ia viuda t6rtola lamenta I'D penari Il
Todo reposa ' duerlne s0brsi abianca e.n,ma
Cue ala la movii ola con su iuchar form6
Reposa la gayiota gentl de. blanca pima
rodo reposa duerme. itan solo. .yelo vol
70, E, que semejanza del n&ufrago perdido
2ue busca algdn refugo, one busca salvaci6n.
6eiuglo ousca snsIoso mi pobre pecho herido.
Refug1o.. no 10 encuentra mi herido coraz6n.
70 solo, -noche trfste. 70 solo desyelado
Psnsando en- imposibles que nunca podran ser
lOa Dios! tt tan solo, ii solo to es dado
MI queja. mis- dolores, mi pena comprendsrl
Tai vez 81 en- esta noche al pie de una ventana
1nmovil, mudo, extatico; Sc encuentra nm Tro-
zess4s-4 s& vadDe
Templando va la citara para con vos ufsna
A ~ divina sflfde jurarle eterno amor;
Tai vez.. >. pero callemos: no quiero que tu
n, -...s-a,-.s.s.4.,--.-~ e calma
lOh, noche, Sc interrumpa con mi doliente vozl
lSue rula la termenta por dentro de mi alma.
I a IT,. que Dios to guarde, que to bendigs
Diosis
Ramon n. Torres.
San Sebastian, Diclembre delss0.
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puede conformarse con las cisitGs
acOyd0dds, no porqne terna Ia
fecalizaci6n de eus actos, sino por
que cree = debe Greer aqn6llas
inoportunas, violentas, vejainino
sas 8 ilegalef.
Maestro Comercio siempre ha
estado dentro de la ley, y facii
seria ID prueba, 81 ee diese una
verdadera necesidad; pero, tam
bien debe velar y vela por su ere
ditto y decoro, contra los cuales
esta aquella disposition, tanto en-
ell fondo como en- Ia mayoria de
sus pormenores y detalles.
Afortunadamente, nuestro illus
trado, celoso y digno gobernante
ha suspendido los efectos de Ia
disposition de la Intendencis, re
cibiendo por clio unanimes aplau-
SOS. Mas, como esa suspension NO
tiene aun caracter de acuerdo de-
finitivo, forzoso nos es reproducir
y reforzar las argumentaciones, =
exponerlas de nuevo q la superior
consideration, al propio tempo
que las elevamos al Supreme Go.
bierno de Ia Metr6poli, y q nues
tros representatives en- Cortes, por
sf, 10 que no creemos, fuese indis'
pensable ell concurso de todos
para evitar ell rudo golpe de una
inspection, que, atendidos todo.
los antecedentes, seris el extreme
del rigor y Ia mayor de las injos
ticias.
Hemos terminado. Nosotros,
que siempre, invariablemente. he
mos defendido las disposicionei
superiores, debemos tambien sos-
tener los intereses, el decoro y 81
prestigio de nuestro honrado Co.
mercio; prestigio. decoro 8 in
tereses que dan fuerEa y vigor
los mandates mismos del Gobier'
no.
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Telegramas via Habana.

Madrid. 2 de diciembre.-Se han
Ietectuado las pruebas de INNER
sion del submarine Peral en- alta
|mar, dando resultados admira-
bles.
! Aparecia y desaparecfal de la SUI
lperfcie del mar con una rspideE
|increible.
Sc sumergi6 a una profundidad
de siete metros y permaneei6 baio
el aqua cuarenta minutes.
| El total del tempo que estuyo
sumergido fu6 de dos horas ' GUAR.
to.
El inventor Sr. Peral ha sido
victoreado por la ipmensa concuy
rrencia que asisti6 a presenciar las
pruebas.
Sc cree que hoy Sc efectuar6n
las de navegaci6n submarine Y las
de lamar torpedos.
Sc ha agravado en- su enfermc.
dad el Sr. Gonzalez, Ministro dc
Hacienda.
LOndres, 3.-El London Times
publica un telegrama de Lisboa.
en- el que Sc dice que los republi.
canos de Espana y Portugal 60
han undo para combatir La monar-
qufa en- ambos paises.
Madrid, 8. Los oficiales de Ar.
tillerfa hicieron numerosas invita-
Clones para la fiesta de Santa Bar
bara, eliminando al general Casso.
la. AL saberlo la Reina Dofia Ma.
ria Oristina, llam6 al Director Ge-
neral de Artillerfa, Y le encar96
que enviase una invitaci6n al cita.
do general Oassola, que 60 ha az. .
cusado de asistir & Ia fiesta, pretex-,
tando falta &c salud.
Madrid, 4.-Por prescription f.
cultativa, ell Sr. ID. Venancio Con
za'ez, ministro de Hacienda, hark
un viaje por provincias, con 81 OBJ
jeto de atender & 50 quebrantada
salud. :.
Los peri6dicos continGan dando
grande importancia q la actitud
benevOla en- que SO han colocado
los posibilistas, respecto de la mo-
narquia.
Madrid, 5.-Ls fiesta celebrada
por los artilleros, en- honor de 40
santa patrona, estuvos concurridisi.
ma, asistiendo q ella 8. M. Ia Rel.
ma y la Intanta dona Isabel.
No asisti6 el general Cassola.
Madrid, 5.-En el Coaseio t1e
Ministries celebrado hoy baio IL
presidencia de 8. M. la Reina Re-
genie, 81 Sr. Sagasta di6 cuenta de
haber sido derrotados en- las tlti-
mas elecciones municipales los
candidates ultramontanos. en- mu-
chos puntos donde habfa dominado
slempre el elemento carlista.
BE halla mas aliviado ell sefior
MinistrO de Hacienda, don Venan-
clio Gonzalez.
Las Oortes suspenderan sus sc.
stones el d1a oatorce. !.
Madrid, Csc han efectuado
nuevas pruebas con. el submarino
PerGl, sumergi6ndose varias veces.
Da muy fayorables resultados.'
La semana. entrante presenfarS
a las Oortes el Ministro de Ultra
mar los presupuestos de Ia Isla de
Cuba.
So halla gravemente enssEmo 4