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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-23
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-23
Die SeneSiftiuer : NieoerlaKamg
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-23
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-23

Sol. Witmer, q. Bernard.
@itmer & 8ermar0,
(8rat,r bei .. Wavr u. as.)
Tabrifanten pou
S@ul>, &ir6eu> & 8irsan Iobiliar,
s&reibtii@cn, gii6eri6rdnien,
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Ghteaso. 81. MI iapeI GAG
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Az men stfanet fur 10 gts. mad aatn Itdlen tu
Der: staaitu uns aanasas. .. Bartbsiome u. 90.
gpth Wisrtetn; &snn. Gu. 8 ets 800.
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
GRANT and HOOKER.
The Latter's Aspsrsions on
His Critic RefuJed.
REMINDER CHANCELLORSVILLE!
Whose Method of Fighting Was the
Most Advantageous
lFrom III. prov,depc. JournaI Augu

PROM tne providence JOURNAL August u
II out OF the dubiety winch surrounds news OF the
sort, which Is furnished by the average interviewer,
we accept AS acts that General Grant SAID
That there WAS no battle at Lookout Noun
tain Of any consequences, and General Hooker re-
piled, he Is reported done amid tho pious
Surroundings at Martna's Vineyard. with an insnua-
tion abou, his CRITICS personal habits aud u
comparison AZ 10 the loss OF lite In the
battles IN which they commanded, the impres.
siou Will not be IN favor oil the latter, and excuses
will be made tor hasty uerance rather than
be accepted as conclusive criticism the OF
horsau criticised Napoleon conqueror the
Of 10000 men day; butt is better economy OF hu-
man lie TO win victories that rate Than receive
defeats at much less, or even prooug war with
lis casualties Tor year. IN man0uverinf, which
mignt De ended In month Dy sharp fight
rug IL was certainly better to night Graups
battles on tue way TO Richmond with all their loss
tban TO tall back alter Chauceilorsviie and history
VIII not reckon the latter as economy of lite, because
there were less Killed there than at Iha Wilderness
General Hooker Will not mako out ms Uy
remarks AS these auu tho nUro We hear OF thSm the
more We SHAH be reminded Of other ipjudcious say
ings about "the nuest army the piauetn aud hat
was accomplished IN us command, when were
forgiven. ana IN lar way Oe forgotten,
IN the kindly ieeiing toward undoubtsd bravery aud
lion WAS Que OF those which were early IN the
wai, and which cost less than at later period, hen
we mad been Taught the faacy OF creating An inial
Iiole nero out OF our own CONSCIOUSNESS. Goperal
Hooker has been ana Is = iAvotite OF the American
people, IN spite OF his defeats and has very captous
language as this will damage his repu worry
riousiy.
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
ILLICIT LOVE AND SUICIDE.

The dead body OF q young woman was found In the
water near Jsweis dock, Brooklyn, Thursday last
aud removed 10 the Morsus TO await idsntiacation.
young spsnsrd, named Antonio Hsrrsrs, who resides
al No. 20 West Hoaston street, called there on Friday
and identified the booy that Of Kate Daily, who had
been employed a. q Iaundrsss In The Gramercy Park
Hotel, and who boarded at No. lao West Nine.
teenth street. Chief Of Police CsmpbsIL of
Brooklyn, thinking that Herrera could sx-
pialn tho manner Of the girls death, wrote
90 super intcndent waling ana informed him oI mis-
belief Herrera was sent for aud brought 10
Police Headqusrters told the following story He
was employed a. waiter N tue ora mercy
Pafk Hotel, aud there became acquainted with
Kate DAILY. They became intimate frieuds
and the girl agreed TO become mis- mistress
Alter they had lived together tor o time she CON-
plai ned of the had 10 do aud proposed
10 him she should leave her situation aud enter
house Of III lame. He uied TO dissuad~ her,
ana threatened to discard her u she carried
out the proposition. On Monday last she
called him al his boarding house say goodby as
she about TO leave him forever That was tho
last he her aliva IL sscsrtained at the
girls boarding house that The same night
sns told the landlady she intssaed to drown
herself Before leaving the house she made
her q present OF her trunk aud us contents aud
requested TO collect wages were Que ner ana
retain then. She ist hurredly before any attempt
could be made to deain her and 10 thought she
RED out hcr threat by jumping from Brookiyn Jerry
boat
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
A CHASE AND A SEIZURE.

O1lcsrs Mcmahon and Breden, OF the Eleventh pre-.
cnct, observed suspicious looking boat Oh the foot
OF Columbia street, Brooklyn, at i've O'Clock ysster
osy morning and started in pursuits In a small
boat. There was . lively chase, but the sus.
psctsd parties made their escape Tor tho
time being by getting tuaboat 10 TOW them to a
dock In the vicinity OF Hamilton avenue Terry. Tho
officers nred keveral shots al the men, but they did
not surrender. Tho officers pulled back 10 the doeK
took a car, and when they reached Harrison street
they met q truck con ainipg three bags OF sugar.
weighing about SIX hundred pounds Following tho
truck Was q man whom they claim 10 have seen In
the boat They arrested him and scized tho sugar
rhe prisoner gave mis- name Timothy O'IoOle, II
No 90 Union street. Michael Snea was also arrested
on suspicion OF being aD sccompice Both were
locked up TO answer.
The New York herald., 1878-08-25

~ebarrsd from competing in this prize, Tor which was
iadlss' challenge fsg. The fourth boys
same course aud win boats OF the same class and
dimensions as the nrst and third races. The
Dluns we're lined with people watching the sport Sea
Clh IS the ouiy camp ground within huy miles OF
gwen ana probably the ony one q the conntry wnsre
u would oe allowed-such 10 the regulation stiffness Of
Toms RIVER, N j., seems likely to materially Affect
Ocean Grove as place oi summer religious resort.
! closed IT'S meetings very successfully last week.
Merrlsk also claims to have hAd q successful week,
though the ram interersd with the meetings IN the
carly part OF the encampmenL Il closed last week
also The Camp rabor meetings a, Danvle, n. j.,
Will close 10 day. and the annual gathering al Mar
tha's Vineyard Will open tomorrow. The meeting AZ
Ocean Grove has four days TO run, anu meet
lug IS TO be ned at Deckertown, N. j., commencing
HOW TEXANS ENJOY CAMP MEETING.
Texas correspondent sends an amusing account OF
an attempt TO start a camp meeting on tho Rio
Grande, near Edinburgh, Hidaiao county The an
nouncsment that such gathering was to take place
thoroughly aroused the Mexicans, as well as Ameri-
cans and called their attention lor the time being 10
another beside the Mexican question. Among the
MsxcAns the idea OF camp meeting Was OF something
by the ministers OF the nne and fast horses and tue
game chickens that were coming 10 taKs part IN the
,,ssvs rss ysTv "s To. nrs S.y tho siusS
next day and night and until noon OF
The third day the water came, ou. In me al
dropping spirits OF the scamp meeters" The next
day, sunday was beautiful day, and the people
gathered from all parts; but toward evening the
Mexcans, having found out tho character OF tho
meeting. began 10 look about tor something more
suitable to their tsstes as the venina services
were about to commence the sound o music was
heard, and the news spread RAPIDLY that real fan
dango was under iull beadway AZ neighboring
ranch. and in ten minutes more the meeting grounds
were deserted by all but Q few Americans. SO ended
the first camp meeting on the RiD Grapdc
A JESUIT COLLEGE IN JERSEY CITY.
A long felt need Jersey City has been supplied.
IN the shape oil a college whore the or In
tellIgent and respectable parents may ENJOY all the
advantages OF a university education. ST. Poter's
College, which answers this description, on Grand
street. II 10 to be formally opened September 2 1t
will be conductsd by the Fathers OF whom,
the Rev. George B. Kenny, native Of Halifax, N s.,
and son Of Sir John Kenny, formerly Governor OF
that province, has been erected president Mr.. Kenny
Is graduate OF 81. Johns College, Fordham, N. Y.
He was also memner OF the Nova Scotia Bar, but
some years ago abandoned the law Tor the Gospel He
Is ripo scholar and accom- plished speaker, and
under his management brilliant iuture Is ant
for St Peters College The institution ts endowed BY
tho New Jersey Legislature with ali the privileges OF
university. description Of the building has already
appeared in the columns OF the HERALD.
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
THE HERO or CHANcELLogsvILLE SHOULD NOT
LOSE HIS TbMPER.

From the Boston Evening Transcript, August 90
Mr. Younn's report OF President Grants table talk
has created quite a hubbub among the generals VINO
were freely criticised. 1t stirred up vsritable hor
nets neat In the military profession who served
both sides OF contest during the between the
North and the South. General Hooker seems 10 have
taken the free-lance method Of comment most at
heart. From his retreat At Martha's Vineyard he
repsls tho statement that there was no battle on
Lookout Mountain by The charge that Grant, be-
lore no could have uttered It. must have been
'deep In the cup 10 which bo s ad
dictea''-a remarkable accusation 70 come from the
commander At tChanceiiorsviie-or crazy with 'third
term Hooker further rstaliass my battles
bloody his; nsnce suppose, he Is not abs sp
prccats them" FiRhttng Joe wants the battles OF Shi
Ion and Wilderness investigated by congressional
committee. The NEW YORK HERALD ust feel exceed
insiy graiHsd ut having stirred such muss highly
excitabie quarters Military men should not
jealous OF their regulations As TO resent all hostile
comment Time viii DO justice equally by General
Hooker as ex.Presidont Grant. Both OF them did
enough In the for the Union TO cause their
DO ever held IN grateful respect by their country
The New York herald., 1878-08-25

:. NEw YORK, August %. 1873.
To the Members andAttaehes OF the stadt The.:rs
Ladies ana GentIemsn-It is with feeling Of grathcs-
ton not unmxed with surprise that received your
munication rendering me coIplimen ntary benefit BE-
leve me that deeply appreci the compliment aud
thanking heartily. will with pleasure accep
Permit mo TO name saturday. August 81. at the ST
Theatre. Once more thanking you, and ALL permit
remain
Yours most res pectfully
ROBERT W. BUTLER
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
FIGHTING JOE AS A LETTER WRITER JEAL-
OUsy AMOSn nENEuATs


From the Boston Globe August2Al
General Hooker, who won the sobriqust Of Eight.
ing Joe" and proved himself q brave officer skill.
iu general many fields late civil war; In mis-
letter touching the Grant interview upon the topic Of
the battle Of Lookout Mountain shows that he is quite
a famous letter writer as well as vigorous fighter.
There is always more or less Jealousy military
men, and tho Iact that Grant has been talking quite
freely about the military reputation aud prowess of
other American generals who fought both
AIDES has served to bring out s0me oi tnis.
General Hooker regrets the necessity for refer.
ring TO Grant, ana asks for COMMITTEE OF
Congress dnd out and report the true hstery
ali those great battles about which there
dispute. We incline to the opinon that thiS 10
necessary to show that there great battles
that the greatest geDeralship that displayed
by cool and doggcd oOst!nacy To yioid point once
decided upon, whether the unnecessary sacrifice OF
large numbers OF human iiic depended upon not.
General Hooker need not lear that he viii iare III
The pages OF the iuture history OF this country. He
Will, with aI his fine dzhtng qualities be remsm-
bsred as brave, big hearted man, who had sympathy
ior humanity aud care Tor tho lives OF The
placed In ms hands.
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
. s..sXAlysEMEyTs.
RoorH's syE NI a ruB .Ic ANNOUNCEMENT
RE-oPRNING DR. THE GREAT rHEArR
GENEyIEvE WARD.


GEsEvIEvk WARD
We e.sns. help tsslins psd. In the ,saso.on the:
T. " axaHS %p
Ms.srs JARRETT PALMER be- to announce their
lsssseship OF BOOTHS rHkArR for term of eight
weeks. embracing months of September and oetoeer
Thls brief season will remarkable by intro
duetion public city of the
Miss GEN WE'VE WARD. will nrst appear NON.
DAY EVENING the I'd Of september In the title part Of
g. Wills and powerful historical domestic drama.
JANE SHORE. produced for the arst time America.
subsequently, shakespsars's HENRY VIII. will be
given. and with such spectacular grandeur that the
stirring scenes and magnificent psnopy OF HENRY v.
and the A.synsn splsndor o, sARDANAPALUs will be
far surpassed Miss wARD will appear as QuEHN
KATHARINE.
grand offerings dramatic sansaton OF extraordinary
anoRdE vapENs %hS w ,nsA BE- srs.s M
his p.omiaeat with the farewell
Mr. MILNE, LEvloK aud oihsr was the m utmost .s.
tention has siven the Oelishment
oJ the coguste the painter musician and
SALE or SEATS
Ane oox once VIII DC op next ihC hSDAf, the 21th
inst. and Friday and saturday also. from to
p NJ and daily thereafter from A. NJ till the close of the
evening performance ~hen be secured In ad.
vance. A MATINEE every SATURDAY.
PRICES
GENERAL ADMISSION ...oNE DOLLAR
s.eryed place. in Orchestra. Orehe.sr, Circle and
Dress Circle Family Circle
CRAND OPERA HOUSE.
OrOoLE DoNNELLY. .Lessess aud Managers
REorENING Foa ran SEASON.
To-MoEnow ,SloNDAy, EVENING.
Mr. MCKEE RANKIN
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In Joaquin hilier's Romantie American Drama
rnhEE rnE DANirns..
New scenery and appointments and aceut case.
,o;s Mss. L2vIi AtpsIcT 4. ALEx ~ aEIrzGEgALp
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The New York herald., 1878-08-25

WILL THERE BE BATTLE UNDER THE CLOUDS!
[From the Daily Saratoeian, August "a.
General Hooker stultincs himself by confsssipg
that he did have Aght at Lookout Mountain. Now
hero, General, that puts you 10 a very equivoes
position, and uuiess you take back every word you
have SAID there may bc-we do not say positively
thero will bs-a battle under the cIouds
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
CONFUSION WORSE COMPOUNDED.

From The SCRANTON Republican, August II
Sir Waiter Raleigh whne engaged In writing
history was called out BY noiss a street 6shi
ana seeking to frat arrange and then got at the
origin Of the trouble confused discouraged
by toe contradictory accounts that he went back
and tore up his manuscripts, on the ground
that n sincere searcher after truth could
not and II IN regard to a iracas which had
occurred just before his very eyes, how could any
man attain it with relation 10 events happening years.
decades, and even centuries before. We have In
stance in print IN our own country, arising from
Grants late alleged assertion that the desperate Look
out struggle thc battle above the clouds had
really happened. Il was one oil the romanccs oi tno
war. Well commanders, officers, both Uaion ana
Confederate have rushsd into print giving their iesti
mony, and there Is absolutely tuch u confusion and
contradiction of opinions thai In a know
whether the Lookout al AIR was q tough and bioody
battle or mere skirmsb. And now lighting Joe
Hooker out coence OF that famous battle OF
which ho the most prominent hero.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-29

A private letter from Mr.. W. E. F. Deal,
Of Virginia City, informs us that he has
concluded to become q candidate for Con-
gross. Mr.. Deal is o gentleman Of recog-
nized ability and character, and If nomi-
mated by the Democratic State Convention
will assuredly make q strong and, we be-
lieve, successful race. As Chairman of
the State Central Committee for several
years, he has devoted much time and labor
to the furtherance OF the Democratic cause.
There is not a gentleman Of either party in
Nevada who would represent the State in
Congress more creditably than Mr.. Deal,
and should he be the nominee Of the Dem
ocracy he may rest assured that he will not
have . more jealous supporter within the
broad confines Of the Commonwealth than
will be found in the SENTINEL.