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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-24
Sclegrapbiide Sepci1en.
SuIAnO.
eanSrebOsrDanolansen.
Mr&inlcl's critics Srto.
% a5biuatpn. Is. q

" abiugton II, Is. mai. o
Saus. - Sas Saus erbielt beute
ieiu critics YetO BON YrGiioenten Mc=
Sinlep uno ltimmte einmiitbi9 fir Nuf=
rshtsrbaltuns oeielben. Sas Seto
betraf cine YOrla9e, Dslhe Dem @eriht
fir InIprii6e SurisoittiOn in einem
alien Yripatnniprubsfalle perleibt.
Die bsutise Siguna mar Der ysratbun9
bon 9orlaSen unter SuspenliOn Der
8eihditsre0eln 9epiomet.
Sas 8sto betrifft Die Gorldge,
tpelde Dem 8sribt fir gnlpriihe Boil
mabt ertbeilt. Den YrOSeB Der @ertretsr
bon Siaac y. Slice 9egeu Die Der.
Stauteu. Der i'm Sabre 1873 anldn9ig
gemOht nuroe, I'm $25, 900, Der GnE
0eblids @srtb aewiiier Meter gum Wei.
len Der SeiAancnbeit uno Starte BON
SPIRIT Uieoer 81 e~rlan9en, abermals
pprSunebmeu.
9as SetO wuroe einitimmIS auirs6t
erbalten.
Gaun ,puroe Die 9emsini5aftlide
CHARACTERIZATION a~ufasrufsn. wsl6e
g8iQiam s. Seiuell or. s.. Wartin
3. McMabOu CT. W.II Sobn Z.
Wtitbsa Q8is.) uno @m. 8. Sonial
(Gal.) gu WtitSlleoern oss Ssrmal-
tu~n9sratbss iiir inpalioe 6reiwili9e
srnsnnt. &aceD (Sa.) mari ole 6ra9e
auf, pb bic Senutoren Semell uno
Wtitdel naa Der &erfaNun9 wdblbar
leien.
Sie 8eiolution puroe nit l26 9e9sn
80 Stimmeu angenommen.
Senat. - Die Sebatte ilber Die
Gris9sitsuer.Yorla9 wuroe beute I'M
Seuat b%s9onnsu. Sie @rOnuun9s=
reos fir ben 6inanssNusi6uB belt Nl=
lion bon Soma. in abwslsnbeit bon
WtprriQ aus 9srmpnt. IS wuroe aes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-24
9on9tonq, Is. Mai.
Gopite, Is. Wni.

9ie glofaoe tpirO itreng bon mir
oufrcdt erbulten. Sd babe @runo
o%n,unebmen, ONB DIE stebelen bic
St0ot bon Der &ouoieite einIhlieBen,
bod Iaben lie bis ieBt teine &uno=
QebunN QemaAt. 9ie Gebensmittel in
Nanila fOnscn Oil, tnapp gu ueroen.
Mabriteinllb miro Die ipanji6e Gcs
9ieruN0 OoitlbIt 8e3wun0cn iein, ilb
balO 81 er8eben. SD tanu Manilo
ieoeu Qu9eubIif einncbmen. 9Gs
alima lit beiB uno fsutt. Dim Il.
MiOi babCn Uir OOs ipUniide Sononsn=
boot @dllNO QcnOmmen, melAes per=
iubte. Die Ylpfaoe 81 breben. gSir
babeu llebcrfluB all SoDlen. Sin bril-
Tides, ein iran5oiiides. aluei oeutlbe
uno Elm lapauiIhes G6iif lie8en i'm
bieii9en S0fen unO beObaAten bic Gage.
(8eS.) Sewe0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-24
Sas 6ape &sros=@ siGwaoer uno
Die Sage ani Guha.
Ml II. Mni

~ ' @~N"'
2 ll6r Wabmittass. Sm Mligsn=
blife Ieiner Mbfabrt bon ben 6apeuers
bii6en SuIeln belt Nomiral Gerpera,
gefeblsbabsr bes ipaniihen 8eihpa=
oers in ben peltinoiibsn 8studfsrn, an
Die gemGnnnng ielnsr SdiIIe Die nabs
ltebenDe &sos:
Stab b~reijdbri9em Sample auf
6uba Daren mir benz Gnoe unisrsr
gSirren nnbs9etommen, Die gan, be
ltlmmt Dor orsi Wtonaten ibr Gnoe er=
rei6t baben mitroen, msnu nlht bon
Nnerita aus unIsre 6einoe, Die Sniur=
9entcn. unterltiibt pOroen tudrcn. Die
ameritanilhe NatiOu, Die Oa 9laubte,
lie babe ourb allerlei S6li6e uns uns
sdbllQe &erle9eubeiteu b~ereitet. aber
lab bar lie trObocm ni6t i'm Stanoe
Iein milroe, bGs 3iel ibrsr ebr9elSl9en
Yeltrebun9en 81 erreihen, mari ih!leB=
lib ibre Waste ab uno bs0auu. ais Der
NuIltauo bsrsits in Ieinen leBteu 3lI9en
lag, ge0en uns ben un9erehteIten
aris9. Der, 10 LANCE Die 98elt itsbt, oa-
9etueien it,"
.Spanien", fubr Der Gomiral fort,
bat Den Srie9 nibt gepOllt, iUie Iein
00nSes Senehmen benefit. IS bat
gllles Sugeltanoeu, mas cine ii1 Islbit
ahtenoe Nation su8eltebsn tOnnte.
0lIsin Die Nmerifnner, oeren GGrgsii
.unerIdttlih lit, ~perlan9ten INNER nod
mebr uno ip9ar oas, mas uns Qc66rte,
ieues 9auo, welbes bon Spaniern
inter 6iibrun0 Oes Columbus entoedt
wOrosn lit.
,QIuf oenr gum Grie9e, ba mir baSu
our1 Den blinoen ebr9eij Der Imeritas
ner 9eSlulun9en Weroen. Nber laBt un5
in Den Sampi sieben, mie cs Die Spa=
nier in alter 3eit 9etban bdben, fart
in ibren Jte6tsn uuo boil Sertrauen 81
8ott. Der nismals cine Serebte Sa1e
i'm Stib lnIIen uno Der uuiere Semiib=
un9en legnen miro.
sd braube Sud nibt CUR Siscips
lin 81 %ermubuen, oa, mGbreno oss ball
ben S0bre$, no SIR inter meinsm
Commando Q"slueien icio, ib O%pllOui
urIa6e Qebabt babe, nit Sud suirie=
ben 81 iein. Nrb brGube ih Sud
niht su erma6nen. 9epinenbait Sure
Pill6t 81 eriitlen. b~eIonoers in ben
Stuuoen, no Sbr Nuf @06e ltebt, mas
oft cine b06it anltrsn9snoe Nui90be
lein miro. gtoh piel weni9sr brau6e
i6 Sud dnsufeuern, Milltb al Den &a9
gu le9en. oenn Sbr ieio ia Sp0nier.
uno oas 9euiiat i'm &ricNe. Gnoli4,
menn ib Sud in bic Shldht fibre,
babt gertrauen. uno Die NtntlOn, oeren
Nu9eu auf Sud 9erihtet limb, miro err
~tennen. oaB oas SpGnien bon bellte
nod oanelbe Spanien III, pie es Sl
allen Soften geweisn 1T uno iein miro.
IS lebe Spanien! IS lebe Der
SOni9! IS lebe Die S0uiain. &s9entin!"
Ginq It n, Samaitu, 10. Mtai.
6liihtlin9e wel9e beute nit Dem
Sampier .Ioula" aus Santiago be
6uba bier un9stommsn limb, iaoen,
oaB Die SiltrittSbefeblsbaber Der Sn=
Iur9enten i'm Oltliben Guba INNER
udber al Santiago be Guba beran=
ritfsu. &leine Snlur0sntenbanoen uns
ternebmen allnGbtlih StreiiSiiae nah
ben umlie9enoen Srtibaiteu. Sic be-
9nilNen lih oamit. auf oieien Strsiisil=
gen Yropiant 81 ~erlanaen. 3msd Ois=
Ter Streiisi9e 1T. Die Sleii6s, Bsmiile-
uno Sbltliefsrun9sn nab Der Siaot abs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-24

Die ,,0niie" mar niGt CT
folgreid.
Sen g8ef, 6la., Is. Mai.

gs traf bier bcute WorQen Elm lln9e=
i1nuer Seri6t Elm ilber Den NerIu1,
Die Qooun9 g8oIieu uno MunitiOn, Die
an MtittwO6 nit ocm Sampler ,.8ui=
iie" mad 6uba QenOmmen tuuroen, gu
Ianosn. Die ,8uiiie" fam bon SNm=
pa uno bate 1000 Gstpebre, cine Grobc
MenQe Wunition. &leioun9sltiife uno
YrpDiant fir Die cub0niihen Sniur=
Geuten III Soro. Sie Expedition ltano
unter 2eitlng pDn 6npitdn S. s..
Sort BON Der Sunoes=G apalerie, Der
oor Surscm bnm Sampfer ,&eDoen"
nu6 einsm 8eic6t nit Den ipnniIhen
Sruppen cine dbnlihe Expedition Ian
bette. Sci Oieism lebten unterne6men
begleiteten i'm un2efGbr 100 Solo0ten
bonn 3. Snf0nteriers8iment Der reQuld'
rem Nrmee uuo 5e9n cubanii4e &unO=
li6after.
Gs waren 8erobreoungen 9etrofen,
baB cine 2lbtbei!unG Sniur9enten Die
,,8uIIte" bel 6abonas erluarteu, Die
Expedition %empfau8eu uno nab ben
Sruppen Der SnIur0enten brin9en
iolte. Oils jeOO1 bic >, 8uilie" 9eitern
in GabonaS eintraf. maj Riemano gum
Gmpf0us oa, as cine 2lbtbeilung ipa=
niiber SOloatCn, Die "iOfOrt bonn uIer
aus 6euer 0oben. Die SiilfstunOnsn-
boOte ,@0sp" uno planning" bat
ten bic ,,8uIlie" unterweS5 GetrOfen
uno ie bel Der lleberfabrt escOrtlrt.
Gle erDiberteu bas 6euer Der ipanI=
fbeu Sruppen uno ss beiBt. oaB lie
,piele t0oteten, bed lit b0s nur 9er=
mutbung. Inter DEM SAuB Der &a-
nOnenbDOte per'u6te 00nn cine Nb=
ibeilun9 SOlo0ten gu l0noen, iDuroen
jebO4 bon ben Ipuni Diem Sruppen SUI
riif9etriebeu. Die ,.8uilie" CAB
f6lieBli6 ben YerIub. Die &aoun9 81
lnnoenr auf uno treuste nab ben lebten
Nudridten nod INNER an Der &iiIte
entlanQ, I'M cine 9itniti8e 9elegenbslt
%GbSutpQrten.
SieIe Expedition bat bctpieien. oab
bic S%niurgenten Den Ser. Staten bO6=
items cine lGherlide tleine Siilfe bieten
iOnnsn uno uns ni4t ireunoli6 sellnnt
iino.
SampIon's San Suan Mrbeit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-24
ND. 400.

llno 9ampf- 2aunbes rno beIll6te Die
oer'6leoenen intereiianten Yuutte.
Spdter tebrte Der Bring mad benz @r=
0lenSiaale Surtif, no Der &aiIer ben
Se'ud ermioerte llno Dem Yrinsen
pu1oer'0One uno fOitbare Gaier, iptuie
5tuel bon Der &ailer=W itttpe ielbIt 9e=
rlalte 6d6er Sllm 6eibent mabte.
9ta9 elmer ldn9sren gripatunterbal=
tuiI8 psrlleB Yrins 9einrid ben YaIait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-24
prsirs nrr Ansstseat.

Sober Sou Der epatts per Sa6s.z.--~-'lS1
8 Mluuats.-.- go
9rbBers Irjetgen biatJrE
SocaGsgkottJeH:
Tar i,bs Belle greOisr OStr bereE Ran1, sa;
srits QlaI Is Gents.
SeiratbS. unb Euoesanisigeg nit SprYH u 50
clue Sprua sl.00.
ans.iaen, Bic benz Settle Der fatbolti9sS RtsAs
iurstSsr iiub. finoeu teiae auirabma
In,eieen fenoe man fYdtS
teus am WoutaS Won
gen Elm.
SsssslIteitsa aller art prompt unl ttala
ausgefisrt
Efite: Gle Der 6. nnb SrBas strase
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-24

gelsladien at nerneu. Sic limb eln
MiidDOlf. oas aus yriten, Srldnoern,
SeutI4en, Sran3olsn uno Gcanoira=
oieru 3uIammen9eiebt 1T. Die Nn9el=
la6ien limb beute nidt sinmal ilbertuie.
9eno. SieIss getoneu i%o9enannter
&a IieintereIien lit in Der Politit linz
linn. Wan iebe iid bot oas ruiiiid.
frGnS0Iii6e llebersintommeu uno ben
Sreibuno an. Die YoIitit miro nidt
our6 oerarti9e peitbergebolte 8eiiibls=
ouIeleieu oittirt. 9euti6lauo's YfliGt,
oas liegt auf Oer Sano, 1T Die gGOb-
ruug ieiuer Sntereiien bur9 ior9fdltise
Gu!tioirung freunonahbarliher BE-
Slebunsen 81 ben eurOpdiiaen NatiO=
non.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-24
Sampion's San Suan Mrbeit
nnbeirieoigeuO.
llebcr Die Scmraangcn nnS Ylanc
der ipaniibcn Slntte.
% aibin9tort, II. Wai.

Sis iebt lit teiue OIiicielle Na6ri6t
einoetroiien, Die Die per0ifentlibten ge=
ribte, bnB Die Staot uno Settings
iuerte bon Gan SuOn an Qomiral
Sampion fapitulirt bdtten, be-
it1ti9en, audi mirD aus Dem 8runoe
feline iOlde SeItdti9un9 erpartet, neil
in amtli6en Greiien lenen Scrihtcn
%ilberbaupt ieiu 8ldiben 9eIbentt miro.
Sopiel our6 ofiicielle geri6te olrNs=
beutet miro, mar oa5 GeIultat Oes linz
ternebmsns III Sau Suan nibt geraOe
suirieoenlteleno, inioiern als elmer Der
SNuptspete Der Expedition Der mar,
Die 0roBen Guantit0ten bon &Oblell, Die
fir ben 8ebrau6 Der ipunil6en 6lOtte
bort auiQetOpelt iino. in Srano 81
feBen. mas niAt 9eI9nD. TeOor Der
glomiral i'm Stanoe mar bic 3erItO=
rlng Der 6eltunQen uno oes &Oblen=
bOrratbes 81 bemlrten, belt er es. ME
ss ideint, iiir meiIe. feline 6lotte Su=
riidSu3ieben. befiir9teno, bar ems ODER
Sas anoere ieinsr S6iiie untan9lib
9ema6t meroen t6nnte. md6reno er Der
tui6ti9eren W69lidteit oes 3uiammen=
treifens nit DIR ipnuiideu Slotte ent=
ee9eniab. Ssin geoentcn in oieier
Siuliht miro 9iiniti9 b%elrtbeiit, 0llein
bic Seamten Quben ibrem Seonuern
bariiber @usoruf, bal Die ricligen
&oAlenOorrdtbe oes Geinoes nibt in
Srano 9eieBt Duroen.
Sie Sa9lage aui Den Fbilippis
lielt.
@abinGton, IS. Wai.
Som QomirGl Semep 1T cine De-
peI6e ein9etrofisu, NORM CT lib bsim
YrGlioenten fir feline Sef6roerung bee
banft uuo isinem Stabshef. ioluie ben
SOmmanoeuren Oller S9iiie oes 0e=
iAwaoers bObes Sob Spllt.
Son9tOn9, Is. Mai.
Sas ipaniI6e SNnOnenbOOt .Galao"
lit bonn amsrit0nii6eu 8eibpuoer in
Wanila tpe99enOmmen iuOroen.
g8 b II 0 II, Is. Wai.
Die Sepeibeu aus SOu9tOng ent=
ibielten %miltpmmeue Nta6ribten bon
&omiral SeiueD fir ben Pr0ioenten
nno ~beIonoers Iiir ben 6lOttenminlIter
Gong uno Die &eamten isinss 9epartcs
ments, Die bic Setuegungen oes Nomis
rails nit 9eipanntelter gluimRrtIamteit
.berfOl9en. @ie aus Den 9epsIden
bsroorgcbt. bat Nomiral Sewep nibts
bon benz Yreitiae perloren, oas er ourh
isinsn Dor Swsi WO9eu sr%ruu9ensn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-24
gip
vfuset,thitrosr Gazette"

vfaxenthisrosr Gazette"
n'astrt teOen 1ieustsg uuo toft:t inter
BOruuSbsiabluus iar Die Der. Ssaatsn aHo
6onabo:
SabrIia.--.-sG.OO SoIbiabrIt4.. $500
gIo5 europa p~OrtOiret
mAIieu oorou56ejGBt t~utroer):
SdbrIia..-..-S2.5Ol 9al6iaDrIta.. -s1.23
Gorre1ppub.njeu uro Wittbetiut9er rthTTen
NpateItcuS bis 5reitag Mlorgen, penn fe II
her r6dIteu glmmcr gNiiua1me fir0eu ioner,
siroerqnot psrocu. 49, GrteIs ODue 1aterIartit
heresu nitt btritdiibti8t.
- gur fur GeIoer. bic per rcefnrtrter
s,rief ODER 0eIo anu eifuno Money Order,
ssTaubt msroen, RberuebmsI ipir bic Gsraut,
tportlhsfsit-
IN. IsItais. sOrrstpOHOsH5en Ii. +. 70. oOrsfn..
"LUXEMBuRGER GAZETTE,
Dubuque, Iowa.
esSass ode Der 6. auo SOta=s trakr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-24
Die Slofaoe gsbrn9en.

Waorib, 10. Mai. Witter=
nnbt (iiber Yaris).
9as ipaniIhe 8ei9paoer lit obne
llnfal in Santiago De Cuba an9ez
tOmmen.
Waorib, 10. Wai.
Cine birette Nadribt aus Santiago
oes Cuba beItdtiSt Die glntunit oes
Ipanii9en 8ei9waoers oaielbIt.
Mabrio, 10. Mai. 4 ll6r
NOdmittu9s.
Sn Waorio qebt oas Gerii6t, has
ipaniide Saposroi=8eIhpuDer lei aui
Der S0be BON Sapana onsetommen.
Maorio, 20. Mai, Mit.
terna4t.
Nomiral Gerpera uno iein Geihma=
Der baben Santiaso De Cuba pieoer
oerlQlleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-24
%. 9. 6Iaoitome seitorscn.

8roBbritannien.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-08-02
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
As Reflected by Dealings In PhiladeI-
phia and Baltimore.

Philadelphia, Aug. Flour weak; win
ter supertine, new S2.15U2.t0: Pennsylva-
MIA roller, clear, new. $3.2Ja35O; city mills,
extra, new $2.7503. Rye nour moved
slowly at SO per barrel for choice Penn
sylvania. Wheat slow; No. . red spot
70h"70lac.; do. August G71AnG94c.; do
September, 6S&WG9c. Corn Slow No. 2
mixed August 37037Ic.; No. . yellow
for local trade, 41i2Nl2c. Oats scarce and
firm; No. white old, 3ic., No. ? white,
clipped, Old @i 0a-c. Hay duh; choice
timothy, Sl2"l-.jO for large bales Beef
firm; beef hams, $225Ou23 Pork firm;
family, $l3. Lard easy; western steamed,
$50, Butter very firm; western cream.
cry, 144Hl9c,; do. factory, uu14c.; Eli
gins, 19c.; imitation creamery, 13d1Glac.;
New York dairy, l3ul7c.; do. creamery,
1ii2N1Sl2c. fancy Pennsylvania prints
jobbing at 22H25c.; do. wholesale, 2lc.
Cheese steadier; large, white, Nc; small,
white, Sc; large, Colored, 73sc. small, col
ored, Sc; light skins 6A06l2c.: part
skins, 5l4m5lac.; fun skins, 2a2lac. Eggs
firm; New York and Pennsylvania, 14If
15c; western, fresh, 14iac. Potatoes easy;
Jerseys $.5O02; Long Island, $15Oa2.
Tallow easy; city, SAc.; country. $50
55sc.
Baltimore. Aug. Flour quiet; west
ern superfine, S2S0d3.O5; do. extra, $315T
3.G5; do. family, $3gOU43O; winter wheat.
patent A.4Od4G5 spring wheat patent,
S4GjH490; spring wheat, straight, S4.4O0
4.G5, Wheat easy; spot, OH@7Oasc.; month.
G94aG9l2c.; September, GSL G6Sl5c.; steam
er No. red GSAd6Slac. southern by
sample, G2S71iac.; do. on grade, GS671c.
Corn dull; spot, 3G7s a37c.; month, $500
SIC; September, S1437Ac.; steamer mixed,
@j1s03Gc. southern, white and yellow.
iO04lc. Oats firm; No white, 3G1a434c.
No. 2 mixed. 21a32c Rye steady; No.
nearby, 4Gc.; No. western, 4Sc. Hay firm
for the better grades; No. l timothy, $l2lD
1850. Grain freights inactive; steam to
Liverpool per bushel, I'd, August; Cork,
for orders, per quarter 2s sd, August;
3s.M3s. 3D., September. Sugar strong;
granulatod, 5.45la Butter steady: fancy
creamery, 1902Oc.; do. imitation, 17c. do.
ladle, l4H15c.; good ladle, 12013c.; store
packed, lOallc. Eggs steady; fresh, 12hc.
Cheese steady; fancy New York, large,
8AaSlaGi do. medium, SlaaShc.; do
small, S34 d0c. Lettuce, 5Ju ijc. per bushel.
Whisky T.2S0129 per gallon for finished
goods in carloads $1,3O0lSl per gallon
for jobbng lots
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-08-02

Visiting Watkins Glen, Niagara Falls,
Thousand Islands, Quebec, Montreal, Au
Sable Chasm, Lake Champlain and Lake
George, Saratoga and the Highlands of the
Hudson. Leave Philadelphia by special
train August 1G The tour will be in charge
of one of the company's tourist agents, An
experienced chaperon will also accompany
the party, having especial charge of unes-
corted ladies.
The rate of 500 from New York, Brooklyn,
Newark, Trenton, Philadelphia, Harrisburg
Baltimore and Washington, covers railway
and boat fare for the entire round trip
parlor-car seats, meals enroute, hotel enter
tainment, transfer charges, carriage hirc-in
fact, every item of necessary expense.
For detailed itinerary. tickets, or any ad-
ditional information, address Tourist Agent,
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, 1896 Broad.
way New York $50 Fulton street,
Brooklyn 7s9 Broad Street Newark, n. J.
or Geo. W. Boyd, Assistant General Pass
enger Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadel-
phia
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-08-02
BOB EVANS CHRISTIANITY
The Captain of the Iowa Replies Vigorously
to a Newspaper Criticism of
His Alleged Profanity.

RFIH a 11..tr fsYFw L. a
-. '''S -
'oPS VI a ,'''e' S'.i'' ny O'i'u'' i4I"ns
on IuIy 70 III reply TO an arucle publish
ed by The index, at Williamsport, Pa,
praising Captain Philip, of the Texas,
for his after action prayer" and maxi
ing contrast between CAPTAIN Philips
action and what is referred to by the
papcr as the "frroupptly unfinished uro-
family" of CAPTAIN Evans.
q beg To acl,uovledge the recent Of
a copy of your papcr. which Won have
been good enough to srnd me am
somewhat at n loss tn know whether
Won sent II for the purDosa of calling
nv attention To the cuss words attrib-
uted tn mo in Tin. ue,yspapers or to
CAPTAIN PhiIip's show of Christian
spirit in Announcing to his men on the
quarter deck of the ToXas. after the
battle of Santiago. that ne believed in
Almighty God As. however Won have
seen fit to drag my name i'm your news
paper. hone that Won viii publish
this reply. that those who have rpad
vour issue of UlIy II may also read
what l have to saw about it,
ct have never c,nei8srnd If rproesor,,
and l am sure that "a great majority of
officers in tho pa,., ln mot ,ni,.idn, n
necessary, to announce to tb.ir cra,ys
that they believe i'm AImiphtv cod,
I think that poes without saving we
eacb of MS have thn. ,i,,ht to SHOW. b,.
our acts how much we are iuhued win
this belief. Captain philip had = nor
feet right to show this to his men
as he did. II WAS sfupIy a matter of
taste.
Now for myself. Shortly after the
Spanish cruiser Nizcaya had struc,l
her culors and my crew had secured the
guns the chaplain of the ship. an OK
ceIlent man. came to me and said.
Captain, shall | say a few words of
thanks to Almighty God for our vic
torv2' 7 said. .Rv all means do eo. 7
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AT CHlCKkMAUGA PARK.
There Are Two Hundred and Fifty Patients
in the Hospital, the Majority Suf-
fering With Fever.

Chickamauga Park, Ga. Aug. q
There are at present about $50 patients
at Letter hospital the majority Of them
suffering with fever. There ere 10
trained nurses, 40 women and 30 men.
In the hospital of the First division,
Third corps, Major c. NJ. Drake in
charge, there are 226 patients. Most
of these men are not suffering from
severe ailments, there being only Is
cases pronounced to be typhoid fever.
Two Of the fever patients are assistant
surgeons at the hospital. These are
Captain II. A. HauhOld, of the Eighth
New York, and Captain Theodore b.
Spence. of the Fourteenth New York.
Major General Wades departure for
Washington has put all the regiments
at Camp Thomas speculating as to the
final outcome. IT is no longer consider
ed as the plan of the First corps to go
the front to the exclusion of any other
regiments. on the other hand, the reg
iments of the Third corps, which is
General Wade's corps, are very much
elated over the prospect of getting to
the front. Major General Joaeph c..
BrecknIidge, who is TO succeed Major
General Wade in command of the
troops here, arrived today.
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Employers oner a Compromise.

Pana, Ills, Aug. 2.-Developments
pointing to a settlement of the miners
lockout existing here since April
were made known yesterday. After a
conference with the owners Of the Pana
Coal company's mine, Frank Frorer
and d. IL, Herts, of Lincoln, and Su-
perintendent julius Broehl returned to
Pana and summoned George G. Cra-
vens, president of the Miners union,
and submitted to him a proposition to
open the Pana mine with union men,
under union organization, granting the
scale price for day labor and company
men, and paying the miners for dig
ging 80 cents, the company furnishing
all supplies except powder. le prop
osltion has been submitted TO the men,
and they have refused to accept, but
IT is believed the Pana company and
the men will come TO terms within a
few days.
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SCHLEY'S MODESTY.
The Victorious Commodore's Pretty Re-
sponse to a Letter of Congratu-
lation From His Cousin.

Indianapolis Aug. Shortly after
the great naval victory Off Santiago, in
which Cervcras fleet was pursued and
destroyed by the American vessels of
war under Commodore Schley, Captain
John Schley, cousin Of the commo-
dure, wrote d letter of cOngratulation
upon the victory won. Yesterday he
received a reply, which in part is as
follows;
THE victory was the Joint product
of everyone fortunate enough to be
engaged, and l ought rather TO thank
you i'm their name than to appropriate
the congratulations to myself Surely
ii was large enough to win laurels for
all, and ! assume no other pride in it
than the lucky place Of this ship in
the line where The first heavy assault
was made and afterWard by her speed
and her direction to keep in the scrap.
The sweetest thought and the great
est satisfaction comes from the fact
that our conduct that day has won the
peoples love and earned the nations
admiration. 1t is this which eucour-
ages US in the public defense, no mat
ter at what risk to ourselves. If 1t
secures peace to our beloved land and
permits us to return soon to our loved
ones and to our people our efforts We're
well directed"
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JOE WHEELER'S FORCES
Will Soon Be Brought From Santiago to the
New Military Camp at Mon
tauk Point, l. l.

Washington, Aug. Am expert
mental movement of troops is to be
made within a few days from Santiago
to Montauk Point, n. Y. As soon as
the necessary transportation can be
arranged for the main part of General
Wheeler's division Of cavalry, now at
Santiago, ii will be brought back to the
United States. They will go into camp
at Montauk Point, and will be kept
there probably for some time. In the
healthful and invigorating climate at
MOntauk the men are expected rapidly
to recuperate from the results of their
hardships in Cuba.
The troops that are to be brought
back at this time have not been ex-
posed to the fever infection, and, thus
far have suffered little from sickness
If the experiment should prove sue
cessful, and should the troops improve
rapidly in condition, other parts Of
General Skaters corps will be brought
very soon to Montauk Point.
As soon as a sufficient number of the
immune forces can be gotten to San
tiago properly to garrison the city
General Skaters men win be moved
back into the hills, where the sanitary
conditions are much better than they
are about Santiago This movement
viii be preliminary TO their return to
the United States, where they can Sc
cure suitable rest after the arduous
campaign in Cuba.
In addition to the first and second
immune regiments which have been
sent to Santiago as a garrison force
for the city, the third and fifth i'm
munes have also been ordered there.
As soon as transportation can be ar
ranged for them they will sail from
Savannah, Ga. 1t is not unlikely that
at least one other regiment will be sent
to Cuba at the same time, but the
designation of the regiment has not
yet been made.
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THOSE timid Democrats who were
so eager to escape from some parts of
the Chicago platform this year, will
likely realize their mistaken notion
that the rank and file of the party
agree with them on that proposition.
The earnest silver men, who consti-
tute the great majority of the Democ-
racy in this county, will have some
thing to say because of II neglect on
the part of the county convention to
uphold the sacred ratio of 1G to /.
The Chicago platform is dangerous
thing to ignore in Democratic con
yention in this county.