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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-17
The Brooklyn Municipal Deialcation

NEW York, Sept. 10.-District Attor-
ney Britton, OF Brooklyn, has obtained
statement from Rodman, late deputy
treasurer, OF that city, now IN jail on
charges Of cmbezzlement, which the Dis.
trict Attorney says proves Treasurer
Spraguc, the late 4. 5. Mills and Rodman
TO have been using tho city money ever
since Spraguc was appointed city treas
urer. The statement shows that II was
agreed between Mills, Sprague and Rod
man In tho beginning that they should
loan the city funds so lar US was practica.
BILE, and should after paying
tho city the three per cent which
1t was entitled 10 receive from the Trust
Company and divide the balance ol the
profits on the loans between them. The
first loan was $55, 900 TO the President of
tho delunct President Central Bank which
has never been paid back TO the city.
100000 were loaned to firm in which
Sprague was a partner, but that was re-
paid in installments. $4,000 were loan
ed to the Prospect Park Club which were
stolen from the city Treasury. $4,000
was similarly loaned 10 the Long Island
Club. $4,000 were loaned 10 Sprague's
horse jockey, and $4,000 Of the stolen
money IRON the city were loaned to the
Hope Mutual Life Insurance Company, In
which Sprague was interested. He also
purchased 81 900 worth OF Prospect Park
stock, and subscribed $1,000 toward the
construction Of the Brooklyn Theatre with
stolen city money. He bought $1,000 OF
bonds In tho Long Island Club with city
money l.appes!s Rodman really had no
hand i'll luese transactions, except that he
as well as Mills reaped comparatively
small advantage Of the division of the In.
terest on the loans. No other person but
Sprague, Mills and Rodman was impli.
Gated. Rodman states further that the
deficiency in the City Treasury had been
largely reduced during the last year by
Sprague paying In sums at different times
TO an aggregate OF nearly 100000. After
the suspension OF the Trust Co., Sprague
told Rodman they were standing on the
brink Of volcano; but Rodmsn had
been tainted by Mills operations and
could not be further Injured; and
he (Spraguc) would give him $4,000 ii
he would run away. Rodman refused, as
the reputation Of his family was dear to
him. After tho publication OF the city
Treasury delalcation Sprague renewed
this offer, but liodman again refused.
District Attorney Button states that Il
these statements OF Rodman arc corrobo-
rated, he will undoubtedly be used as Il
witness against Spr1gue. Tho latter Is
still confined TO his bed by sickness, but Is
under close police servillance.
The bail for Treasurer Sprague was,
today, fixed at $4,000, which was pro.
cured.
The Times says the following Is a cor
rect statement Of tho earnings Erie rail.
road earning from January 1st to August
Slst, 1879, $l2, ,167r rs47i 1878, $11 1886, 1851;
decrease $53l 1888.
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TIE report OF the Agricultural Depart
ment for August and part Of September
has been made up and shows that the
wheat crop Of the entire country will
reach two hundred and fifty millions bush
els, ofwhich Minnesota furnishes the un'
precedented yield Of thirty million bush
els. IN some States the crop Is below the
average but in others largely in the in
crease. The cotton crop yield is cstima.
led at four million bales and the report as
10 /, Is generally favorable.
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The Kansas CITY Exposition.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Sept 16.--The at
tendance at the Exposition today num-
bered fully $4,000. All departments are
full and tho exhibition Is the best we have
ever had. The most notable feature oi
the day was an immense meeting oi
the farmers OF the surrounding country
Nwhich Colonel Allen, Grand Master Of
The Missouri State Grangcand other noted
gentlemen, spoke. Much interest was
manifested 10 the meeting
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NORTHWESTERN Press Meeting.

Rock ISLAND, LII Sept. 16-A special
meeting Of the North. western Associated
Press was held here to-day, nearly all the
papers OF the association being represent
ed. John P. Codogan, Vice President,
occupied the chair.
Resolutions Of regret at the death Of Dr..
]. II. White, oi the Davenport Gazette.
President Of the Association, and eulogis-
tic Of his life and character, were adopted,
aud the Association, decided, as token
Of respect, TO allow his office 10 remain
vacant until tho close OF the term for
which he was elected.
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THE BANKING SYSTEM.
Proposition for Free Banking To Be
Made In Congress Next Winter.

Mnue In COnStehS NtAt "iutcIs
New York, Sept. 16.-A Washington
dispatch says that member Of Congress,
who was q member Of the Banking and
Currency Committee Of the last Congress,
states that he shall advocate In the next
system which will permit unIestrained
free banking, conditioned only upon
adequate bonded security lor circulation.
lie believes that banking under the con-
dition of adequate security should bc as
open to competion as any other business.
Clinton L. Merriam, another member ol
the same committee, has expressed like
opinions with the condition Of Genital re-
demp,ion. The member oil Congress first
alluded TO states that he Is informed that
the National Banks will oppose any con.
siderable increase OF National Bank Cir
culation and corresponding withdrawal
OF grecnback notes, that the withdrawal
OF greenbacks under such circumstances
would so hasten the necessity OF the re-
demption of National Bank notes, as ut.
terly to destroy the present profits Of Ma
tional Bank circulation.
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The Organization Of The Mex. House.


A Washington dispatch says that
number Of Republican members Of Con.
gress from the West and South, who have
been in Washington for some days, have,
in talking OF the Speakership, expressed
the opinion that Speaker Blaine will be
reelected without opposition. The COM
bnation which was to have been formed
in the interest Of Horace Maynard is gen:
orally regarded as having fallen through.
10 reference TO the Credit Mobilier Con.
gressmen It is assumed that Mr.. Blaine
cannot afford 10 imperil his own prospects
for the future by giving to any OF them
the Craftsmanship OF important Commit
tees. Since the late defeat OF Gen. Butler,
and in view Of the fact that there is no
good feeling between him and Mr.. Blaine,
il Ia no. believed that he will be assigned
10 any leading position on any Of the
committees,
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Railway Accident In Michigan

DETROIT, Sept 1G.-The mail train
west last night on tho Detroit & Michi-
gan Railroad ran over COW near Lowell
throwing oil several coaches. killing two
passengers named William Beaman ant
Calvin Whiteham, both Of Michigan J
q. Burhans, mail agent, and Daniel Bur.
lingham, express messenger, were severel!
injured.
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IndIanapolis Exposition.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 1G.-The attend
Ance Of visitors at the exposition Is stead.
ly increasing. A number Of celebrated
lFOLting and pacing horses have arrived
and the citizens purse will be competed
Tor on the grounds adjoining the Exposi-
lion building on Friday, and in tho even
lng OF the same day grand display o.
dre works has been arranged under the
direction Of Charles Mayer.
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THE ODD FELLOWS.

SESSION OF THE GRAND LODGE AT BALTI-
-,. MORE.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 16.-At q meeting Of
Grand Lodge Of I. o. O. F. this morning
an amendment TO the constitution 10
change the time OF the annual meeting Of
the Grand Lodge so as TO permit Its
session at q later season Of the year, In
case Southern city be selected for the
place of meeting, was adopted. The
propositions to add additional qualitica-
tons for membership TO the Grand Lodge
and TO change Its name were indefinitely
postponed. -.
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"A fire at Rondout, N. Y, Monday
night, burned church, packing hou,
store, five barns and eleven houses. Ltrs
$lS 600; insurance $4,000.
"A Ft Wayne special reports The
burning in the south part oil that city Of
the barn Of the Pittsburgh Stock Yard
Company with contents, Loss $4,000.
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Call for State Temperance Conyen-
ton In New York.

ALBANY, Sept iG-The State Temper
ance Committee have called o State Con-
yentIon 10 meet 10 Mechanics Hall at
Utica. October 9th. The call Ia for FIVE
delegate lor each assembly district who
are IN favor Of the prohibitory law and u
thorough organization. Of temperance for
a political purpose, but not In favor Of n
third party for President
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LEAvENW WORTH.
Suspension of Germans Savings Bank

oHspeHsIUH UI IUeIuuhs sHVlnRS Bank,
LEAvENwoRrn, Sept. 1G.-The Ger.
mans Savings Bank did not open doors
today, but the directors posted q notice
on the door that owing to the exhaustion
Of all available funds by the run yester-
day they arc obliged 10 close the bank
until an assessment can be made ON the
stockholders to liquidate the liabilities.
They assure the creditors, however, that
every dollar oil their indebted ness shall
be paid: Carl Mocller, the deiaultipg
Cashier, has not yet been arrested.
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Homicide at Frankfort, Ky.

LounvILLE, Sept. 16,-At Frankfort
This evening at 8 o'clock, a negro named
Nathaniel Blair, was shot In the forehead
by another negro named Robert Combs
and instantly killed. Combs surrendered
himself 10 tho authorities. Blair was
stontng Combs house and the latter shot
him from the window.
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PROBABILITIES.
For New England and the Middle States
on Wednesday, very generally clear
weather, and light to fresh northwest to
southwest, winds, probably shifting to
southerly over the latter section during
the afternoon. ~
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
east OF the Mississippi, light 10 fresh winds
mostly from the north and east and clear
or partly cloudy weather.
For the Lower Lake region, Ohio Val
ley and Tennessee, winds shifting to
southcrly and southeasterly, with increas'
Ing cloudiness during the day and with
PROBABLY rain at night.
From Missouri TO the Upper Lakes and
Minnesota, falling barometer, increasing
cloudiness and fresh 10 brisk southeast
and south winds tonight The indica
tions Of quito low barometer approach
ing the northwest, producing rain ovel
that section to- night, and over the uppei
lake region, with brisk southerly wind
on Wednesday.
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OHf0..s
clinton County Fair.

WILMINGTON, Sept. 1e.-The Clinton
County Fair opened this morning, and up
10 this evening, there are nearly double
the number OF entries ever before made
by the close Of the first day. The indica.
tons are that II will prove the largest and
most successful Fair ever held in the
county, -" ; 7
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BUFFALO, Sept. 1O.-This afternoon
Prot. King, accompanied by four news
paper correspondents, made balloon as
eeusion. The party expect 10 make the
longest inland voyage ever made, pro-
viding the weather will admit.
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A GENTLEMAN of large means in Wcs-
ion offers to furnish capital to start o fac
,ory there for the manufacture Of fire
brick or ear,henware II any good practicaI
potter will come forward to take charge
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The Cincinnati Knquire's Dayton
special says that Charley Lane. o boy five
years old, was burned up In his fathers
stable on Tuesday afternoon, which It is
supposed he set on FIRE while playing
with matches,
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LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1G.-The steamers
Spain, Caledonia and Pennsylvania, from
New York, have arrived.
NEW YORK, Sept 18.-Arriyed-The
steamer City Of Brooklyn from Liverpool
via. Halifax.
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THE TEXAS EDITORS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 18.-The Texas cd
itors, after returning from their steamboat
excursion this afternoon, were driven
about the city and out TO the Fair
Grounds, where an elegant collation. was
spread and partaken Of. A large number
Of prominent merchants Of the city were
present, and the Texans were made 10
ieel thoroughly at home. Lieutenant
Governor johnson delivered an eloquent
address of welcome, and speeches were
made by several parties on both sides.
Tonight the editors are visiting the thea.
tres and other places OF amusements, and
10 morrow they will bestill further enter
tanned
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
ST. LOUIS.
TIE TEXAS EDrroRs-aov. wooDsoN AND
THE GRANGRRs-THE STEAMER HOW.

TIE TEXAS EDrroRs-Gov. wooDsoN AND
THE GRANGRRs-TuE STEAMER How
ARD.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 10.-The Texas
editors arrived here from Chicago this
morning, and were escorted 10 the South.
ern Hotel. They are now enjoying q
steamboat excursion on the river.
Governor Woodson, in his speech at
the opening Of the Exposition at Kansas
City yesterday, appealed to the Oranges
to maintain their unity and harmony, and
asked them to stand united upon general
and monopoly issues, and also upon the
cheap transportation question.
The steamer James Howard, which
caught fire at Commerce on Monday last
and was scuttled, has been raised. She
ia but little injured.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Sept. 1G "A full freighted
schooner sunk In the Mcrscy to-day, car
rying down all on board.
The heavy rains have swollen the riy.
ers and streams and caused inundations In
Forfarish, Holland. Much property has
been destroyed and the loss Is consldera.
bic.
Reports arc current that further changes
In the Ministry are about to take place.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Sept. 16.-The Carthageuia
insurgents are actively engaged in mount.
ing guns. They make frequent sortles out
and capture cattle with impunity.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1G-Orders have
been issued commanding the police to ar
rest as. vagrauts all boys in tho streets
playing on musical instruments.
From report Just issued 1t appears the
American Bible Society consists Of 2,125
lie directors and $4,000 life members.
The receipts last fiscal year were $737 Is3l /,
of which $ls,7s9 remain unexpended.
During the fifty seven years OF It's exis.
tence It has published 29,0S2 2l2 volumes
in thirty.five dialects and languages.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Tho Constitutional Convention reas-
sembled this morning after two months
vacation. John A. Walker, OF Erie, was
elected President to fill tho vacancy
caused by the death Of Mr.. Meredith.
The decease Of the late President was
announced by Henry @. Carey In glow.
ing tribute 10 his memory, and series OF
resolutions adopted expressive OF regret
and condoling with his relatives. With
out transaoting any other business tho
Convention adjourned.
RELIEF FOR SHREVEPORT.
A meeting of merchants to raise funds
for the relief Of the Shreveport sufferers is
called for tomorrow.
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THR Charleston Courier says the trans
,ers Of real estate in Kanawha county dur
inc the month ending on the 10th inst.
,epresen,ed q value of $22l2,900 "a.
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FOREIGN.
PERSIA.

Imperial Ciemency 10 the Grand
Vizier.
TEnERAN, Sept, 1G.-TLe Shah has re-.
leased his late Grand Vizler from impris-
and appointed him to the minor
position OF Governor Of the town OF
ReshhA.
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YANKTON.
The Murderer Of Gen. McCook Com
mitted.

YANkToN, DAG, Sept. 1G-A dispatch
Of the 18th says P. P. Win,ermul, the
murderer Of Gen. E. 8. McCook, was
brought up to day for examination, which
be waived and was committed to the ter.
tiiOrial Jail 10 await trial for murder at
the October term Of the U. s. District
Court, over which Judge Barnes will pre-.
aIJn
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Gkeantelliaenfer

YEsTERDAY's C0nteruatire reports LION
GEO. II. LEE so Ill as to be confined 10 hiS
hcl.
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BY TELEc RAP.H /.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the Intelli gencer.

(3y the Western Union Line.
Of,ce Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe stsl
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PERMANENT EXPOSITION.

At meeting OF the citizens this after.
noon, presided over by Mayor Johnston,
resolutions were adopted calling on him
to call holiday, by proclamation, TO cell
ebrate the success Of the Cincinnati Ex-
position, and make popular endorsement
Of 1t as q permanent institution. a com
mlttec Of five, was appointed to conler
with the Exposition Commissioners as 70
the day. :,
the clty consumed the dwelling Of a.
Byars and the COW stables OF Nick May,
ri. Kruse and Henry Saunders. Loss
$1,000. Partially insured.
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

Wan DgPAnrnEsS,
urr,os o. TUE CnIxY SIGNAL orTIoxH.
WARRINGTON. D. O., Sept. 1880 ?. y
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1G.-A fire this morn
ing in the fourth story Of q building on
he corner OF Main and Hunt streets, oc-
,upied by Mercer s. Foehr, cigar manu-
|acturers, involves loss on stock and ma.
chinery Of $4,000, and on the building,
which was owned by Mr.. Foehr, 81 900.
All is covered by insurance in the Etna
and Liverpool companies.
ABRAvE FELLow.
William Bernard, an old operator In the
Cincinnati office Of tho Western Union
to-day offered his services to
The company to be sent 10 Shreveport,
and will leave for that place.
oBsRoUIEs OF GENERAL M'cooK.
The body Of Gen. Edwin 8. McCook
was laid, in consistory OF the Scottish
Rites, in the Masonic Temple this fore.
noon, and viewed by vast number of
people. The funeral took place IN the
Temple In accordance to tho Masonic Rit.
lal In charge Of the Knight Templars.
The relatives present were Mrs. McCook,
mother ol the deceased; Col. George w.
McC Cook; Mrs. Davis, sister; Mrs. Edwin
). McCook, the widow; Daniel McCook,
. cousin; John McCook, q son; Governor
of Dakota Territory, and other
friends were present. After the services
were participated in by Rev. Mr.. Gray, Of
Christs Church, and Rev. D. NJ. Moore,
the casket was taken TO the hearse
and the procession Immediately be-
gan to move. The Newport Barracks
band, followed by detachment OF police
and soldiers from Newport barracks
headed the procession. A large delega-
ton Of Knights Templar and Masons
followed. Everywhere people thropged
tho streets to witness the moving of The
solemn cortege. The body was buried
In Snrinn Grnna nnmafnru
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quiet but prices unchanged heard Of sales Of
ses%s "% T%sAsS ~ sS
sood ses
'S on 81 s @
riSs ras and sS
offerings and fair demand Other oils were quiet aud
S Ss @ns q
Winter And sc. sec Tor beaehed lard ?oc 10!
s. 10 81 aO crude cotton seed: isc q i5c.
entirely nominal Lots were oSiansS S a" s H@ d but
S
order quoted a. l5c 6c Cases were quiet ana rather
ne At the the market al aS u .S S
sfss 'SSSfS g" s sns s. 81 Sy Fl: rs
.9ss sa meats 5 dd srd s si al
s S5aes Pos au and noa
Soxs. iSa9; ssl,
ffsT em SGs os eS
aimed a and R5css Gy . mere s
ss aas $sss s $ ISIS sSSs
s e snss ss e pe% as
steady Within s b. range 'sFf So
heard Of bel at w and 20 boxes
?isF & Ss'fq
u.s. ss:
gss "1 ar as II ar hp
mad 20 os es G srs s y de-
RcsIhe market to-day has been Iariy active tor CD
ued IN steady demand at previous figures The sales
and 80 bags Rsngocn al &C. ' '0' '"'' 70 c"0'ce'
market for rSw was quiet bp prices were
1,515 boxes description not gwen private terms.
Refined was in moderate demand at former prices.
choice, SIC io,.c; centrifugal, hid. and boxes &C.
s'' % saa S%c Standard So &
SIC &C. do 10 to IL Ole. 9ilc. do. is to Is Ioc
% %9 he Is Porto srtC s sG y sS a coma
mon to prime Sac 9c; grocery fair to choice, 9Sc.
JavaDutch standard, Nos 10 TO IL, 9ic 9c. Manila
Superior and extra superior, nc. a SIC.
srEAnrsE-salcs $40 tierces at ssSc., market closing
ToBAcco.-Thc general market remained quiet and
e css re n Ssnnea m ne
include loo eases Of sundres crop 1870 NJ i0c I5c
100 Connecticut crop ls1, at soc: CSC 50
Kentuckv Oc. 5c. and boo bales Of Havana 81 81 o.
market AR WAS ,Guie but firm at SIC for
WooL-The general market has been quiet during the
mast three days manufacturers purchasing only in small
t4roushoaswere rm The sales include 5000 lbs ntb.d
lie; 20Oo lbs washed and medium fleece &C., 5000 lbs
S c% pssfs fleece G 80 seec
Nc 100 lbs secured California, 81; rs bags extra and
Ohio and Michigan fleece 900 lbs Western do 800 lbs
10 Sass TeSa
pulled 100 combines 100 bales Spring California and
@Rs: n 81 81 s maes was steady
under a fair demand. Sales 800 bbs ato4lsc
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ANOTHER AMENDMENT WANTED.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
viii you kindly tell . reader OF your excellent
journal how many special committees have been
appointed in Congress to examine into various
frauds committed by members of that honorable
body, and how many members are kept from per-
forming the duties expected OF them by their con-
stituents through the organization Of such COM
mittees; also whether 1t Is possible to have an
amendment OF the constitution providing for tho
election Of a body, consisting Of one member from
each state and Territory, whose duty shall be to
sit in permanence, for the purpose Of examining into
such frauds as may, from time to time, be UNI
earthed by the press, and IN which one or more
members from any state or Territory in the Union
may be implicatedY The way things are going on
nowadays the country Is deprived OF the valuable
services Of members and Senators In Congress-
needed for the enactment Of wholesome laws for
the government OF the country. II something Q,
the character suggested Is not done We never shaIl
have Syndicate, and IL Is probable the secretary
OF the Treasury, his fugleman, will unsetue val
ues by the issue Of the $ 900 he Tor they swear
they have right to do Give us another amend
mcnt to the constitution to box after the moLai,
physical and religious character Of the indiyidual
patriots who ''stt and hOer In tue haiis vi WA
s'ssA ~ 'N' ''A'A '''N''"' ENTERPRISE