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Card from McIIrath-A EuSpenAIou
Of Judgment Asked for,

NRw York, Sept. 5.-Mr. McIlrath, ex.
Auditor Of Minnesota, has issued me iol-
lowing card this afternoon:
NRw YORK, Sept. 5-"Observlng Ia
the newspapers charge OF alleged de-
lalcation on my part while Auditor Of
the State OF Minnesota, purporting 10 be
the substance Of the report of commit.
Zee appointed by tho last Legislature, /
have TO request suspension OF public
opinion until | can have an opportunity
10 refutO the false and malicious charges
thus made against me. The committee
IN question has acted entirely .Sparte,
holding secret sessions and giving me no
opportunity 10 cross examine witnesses or
explain my official transactions. It's duty
was to report to tho next Legislature, and
not kbeIore, and its present report %
wholly unauthorized, and Is made thus
premature for political effect.
II need only say that at the proper time
shall be prepared to verify my accounts,
Wind icate my character, and show the
utter fAlsity oil every material statement
and conclusion to my prejudice put forth
by the committee.
ITO those who know me at nv place
OF residence and know the circumstances
connected with the appointment Of this
committee, and the character oil It's pro-
ceedings, 1t would not be necessary to
make even this explanation.
CHAs. McILRATH,
Late Auditor Of the State Of Minnesota"
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
oPrIuE or THE CHIEP SIGNAL oFKCGH,
WARRINGTON, u. o., Sept 5.-S:00r.tG.
PROBABILITIES,


PRoBABILITIRs,
For Monday over the South Atlantic
States, increasing southeasterly winds,
falling barometer, higher temperature,
cloudy weather, and occasional rain.
Over the eastern Gulf States, south.
easterly winds, falling barometer, station.
ary temperature, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather.
Over the western Cult Coast, rising ba.
Ioneter, southeast winds, stationary TEN.
perature and rain.
Over the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys,
falling barometer, stationery or higher
temperature, northeast and southeast
winds and partly cloudy weather.
Over the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, and Lake Superior and
Michigan, falling barometer, south or east
winds, high temperature and partly
cloudy weather. I..... ',..
Over the Lower Lakes, stationary ba.
rometer, westerly winds, partly cloudy
and clear weather with slight changes in
temperature. =.
Over the New England States, sta.
tionary barometer and temperature,
partly cloudy and clear weather, with
westerly winds.
Over the Middle States, stationery or
low barometer and temperature, north
westerly winds, partly cloudy and clear
weather. I...
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Tho Lebanon Fire.sTwo Men Ar.
rested as the Inoenhiarian.

LEBANON, O., Sept. 5.-slnce our 70.
cent fire, developments have cast strong
suspicious on Joseph Murphy, IT,, and
Thomas Gillespie as being The incendisr.
les. Murphy Was arrested last evening
and committed in default Of bail 10 await
apreliminary hearing. Later, Gillespie,
on his return from Cincinnati, was also
arrested and committed. The only the.
ory for their infamous crime, II guilty, Is
that they thought to get revenge on some
parties who had thwarted their plans by
taking care OF a young man who was In.
toxlcatedi and whom they expected Ia
rob. Both parties are reported to have
been under the influence Of LIQUOR on tho
evening nj the nre, and are said TO have
been free with some declarations and
threats, which gave the clue 10 their ar.
rests,
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A NEW but not unexpected crime has
been ascertAined 10 exist, in the shape ol
an organization to detraud life insurance
companies, by means Of fraudulent insur-
snces. Persons sick or likely to die, are
insured, the money collected, and divided,
by means Of connivance on the part Of
agents and others, who have combined for
this purpose, So extensive Is the organi.
zation that the question Is asked whether
provision is made in the estimates Of fcom.
panies for Losses through this source.
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Insurance Commissioners' ConVen-
lion.

DETROIT, M1CH., Sept. 5-The Insur.
ance Commissioner Convention to-day
adopted for general use Rows Michigan
Annual Statement Blanks, for life insnr.
ance, passed resolutions that the taking
OF mortgages to secure stock subscriptions
10 the stock is unlawful and adverse to
the interests Of the insuring public; that
the taxation OF the aggregate receipts Of
insurance companies Is wrong; that the
usual returns Of companies in annual state.
ments oi assets should not in any sense
include the compsny's own stock or loans
on 1t, or stock in any other company of
the same character, Office furniture, sup
plies, money advanced agents on prem.
iums, more than three months overdue:
recommending that laws be framed TO
prohibit reinsurance after six months from
the time the reinsured risk was taken, ex.
cept upon the written consent OF the policy
holders, and fixing upon New York as
the next place Of meeting, 1875.
The following officers were elected ::
President, Hon. D. W. Chapman, OF New
York; Vice Preaident, 8. H. Row, OF
Michigan; Secretary, Oliver Pitlsburg, of
New Hampshire. Executive Committee
Julius L. Clark. of Massachusetts; Gus
tavus W. Smith, Of Kentucky; Jonh IL,
Forster OF Pennsylvania; Edward Rus
sell, Of Kansas; Lucien ]. Barnes, of Ar
kansas; Joshua Nye, Of Maine.
The Convention then adjourned sine
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THE TURF.
RUNNING RACES AT pRoepRcr PAR,

RUNNING RACES AT PROPHET PARK.
NEW York, Sept. 5-The Prospect
Park Association began the running meet.
ing on their track, outside of Brooklyn,
to-day.
The first race. sweepstakes for two.
year.olds, three quarters OF a mile, was
won by Minnie N. D., beating Iro three
lengths. Time, 1:19.
The second race, for a purse oil $500, all
ages, mile heats, was won by Mate, in
two straight heats, beating Cariboo and
Audubon. The latter was distanced in
the second heat. Time, 1;45t, 1:43t.
The third race, Tor purse ol $500, for
three.year.olds, TWO miles, was won by
Lava, Botany Bay second, Erastus Corn.
ing third. Time, 9:4St.
The rider Of Botany Bay fell after pass.
ing the Judges stand, but was unirilred.
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Centennial Celebration Of the Meet.
Ing Of the Continental Congress.

PHrLADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-The old Car.
penters' Hall is gsily decorated to-day in
honor ot the centennial anniversary Of the
meeting Of the First Continental Con.
gress in that building. Appropriate GER
emonies took place, the main feature OF
which was an Grafton by Henry Armit
Brown. The building will be open TO
the public aud illuminated this evening
and band OF music will be in attendance
Vice President Wilson was present. The
hall was crowded and the court packed
The following letter olregret was received
from President Grant:
"LoNG BRANCH, Sept. 8.
"1o John II. Ogden, Walter Allison and
Richard K. Bets, Committee Of Cdrpen.
terS' Hall Company:
"Your invitation to me 10 attend the
hundredth anniversary OF the meeting OF
the Continental Congress in their hall
this day has, from the accumulation OF
papers and letters during my recent visit
East, escaped my attention until this mo.
ment. Please excuse apparent neglect.
1t would have afforded me pleasure to
attend your exercises on an occasion OF
80 much interest. l hope they will be
attended with all the interest such an oc-
casion should naturally inspire.
"U.. 3. GRANT"
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Fuueral OF Genernl Fo,ter.

NASHUA, N. h, Sept. 5.-The funeral
oi the late General Foster took place To-
day, from the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception. The body laid in state at the
residence Of his mother during the morr'
ing and hundreds embraced the opportuni.
y 70 view the remains. Two companies Of
United States troops were In the funeral
procession. Minute guns were fired and
bells tolled. The bntIings on the route
were draped.
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ERIAL VOYAGE.
The Balloon E'Ciiy OF Buffalo -
landed Safely In Michigan.

Landed Safely In Michigan.
DETROIT, September 5.-The balloon
"City OF Buffalo" which left Cleveland at
II A. N. yesterday, with Thomas White.
head, OF the Cleveland Pldindealer,i VIM.
E: Chapman, representing the Cleveland
Herald Captain Whiting, for the Leader:
Luther L. Holden, Of the Boston Journal,
and D. A. Cozad, OF Cleveland. on board,
came down near Chelhous, Friday, al
Smiths Creek, Michigan, station on the
Grand Trunk Railway, about fifty miles
from Detroit. They anchored the balloon
in safety to big pine tree, and were en-
tertained Tor the night at a farm house.
The party reached Detroit at 6 o'clock
this evening, and left for Cleveland at 0.
The voyage in the air was a most excl.
ting one, the weather being calm and the
current Of air first taking them eastward,
over nearly the whole OF Lake Erie, and
finally changing, brought them back over
the same lake. During the early evening
Of Friday they were gently waited over
the western portion Of The Canadian
peninsula. When crossing 81. Clair
River at high altitude, they were conf.
dent, from the lights in the farm houses
which line Its banks, that they were
crossing some large stream.
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TnE Western Union Telegraph Com
pany announces a'qusrterly dividend o.
3 per cent, payable October Is. The
earnings Of the company ior the last Biz
months exhibit an increase Of over $780,,
600 as compared with the earnings fol
the corresponding period last year.
These announcements show that the al.
fairs Of the company are in a most flour.
ishing condition. d LtrJ
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TEE Pittsburgh Commercial learns that
q Government official is traversing the
country making inspection OF the can.
celed checks Of tho various banks, in Or
der to ascertain whether they are uni
lormly complying with the law requiring
two cent stamp TO be placed upon every
draft and check paid. The same paper
says that be is reaping quite a harvest tor
the Treasury in fines, and the bankers in
that vicinity are conducting themselves
with remarkable circumspection in this
particular.
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Arkansas ConstltuIloual Con vep,Ion,

LITTLE Rock, Sept. 5.-The Conven.
ton voted down, yesterday, by vote o.
81 to 20, q proposition to submit to the peo.
pie the question Of reputation. The en-
tire Constitution was completed to-day
The Convention will probably adjourn
Monday. The Convention rescinded thf
ordinance heretofore passed, borroy!:Ig
the Sinking School Fund, Wit which
TO run the State Governp1lt ana an
ordinance was introdpc.d Ealslng COM
mittee 10 endeavor - negonatc q loan.
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Inmate of Soldiers Home Suicides.
Democratic Nomination.

DAYTON, Sept. 6.-John Casey, an in.
mate Of the Soldiers Home, aged seventy,
committed suicide, by drowning in the
lake at that place, this morning. The
body was recovered.
The Democratic Convention re.nomi.
mated W. Patton for Sheriff, Henry Lau.
bach for Treasurer, Mr.. Heck for Inflr-
mary Directory, and Jacob Kurtz for
Coroner. -
This evening, about Q o'clock, some
thief entered the residence Of Dr.. Cleggett,
on East Second street, and took a watch
and breastpin. The doctor gave chase
The thief was captured by The police.
Cleggett being subject to heart disease,
died about one hour afterwards from ex.
citement.
The campaign in the Fourth District
will Q as exciting as that Of Schenck
and the VAll4ngh am in 1903.
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Nominations for Congress,

ST. Louis, Sept. 5-The Democrats oil
the Twelfth District nominated ]. NJ
Glover for re election to Congress. Two
taken.
The Democrats Of the Seventh rstrict
have been In Convention at CliA!on three
days, balloting for Congrep~1an. AT last
accounts three hundre9 and iorty'eight
ballots had been AKen without result.
Every one Of H. ballots stood: Critten-
den, presep' incumbent, 10; Lay, Is; Phil.
lima IA
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CUBA.

THE PORTO RICO cEss1oN STORY IN ma
VANA.
NEw YORK, September "a Havana
letter says great indignation has been ex
pressed in political circleu hO-O al tue Ilea
OF Inc cesslon OF Porto Rico to Germany
and q telegram has been received from
Madrid denying the correctness Of the ru,
NOR. Spain is not willing 10 yield a sin
gle rod OF her territory in the West Indies
and the Spsniards here declare that they
will die frat. Other kilograms have been
received from Madrid announcing that the
recruiting Of troops for the army in Cuba
is rapidly going on, and that the govern.
ment understands the pressing need OF re.
Inducements TO carry on the winter cam.
paign.
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Bo,h Legs aud a Hand Cut on.

WALTON, KY, Sept. 5.-Alexander
Burk, about sixty years Of age, IN the
employ Of William Devine, on the Lou
iaville s. Cincinnati Short.line, was run
over and killed at Walton by engine No,
9, OF the ballast train No. 8, about 0:4O
this evening, having both legs and one
hand cut Of.
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On Sunday afternoon, as a christen-
Ing party were going through Devoi
street, Brooklyn, N. Y, a German named
George Lulz came out OF Q lager beer
saloon, and, for the purpose Of giving
them salute, drew out his pistol and be.
gan firing It In reckless manner, when q
ball from the pistol passed through the
arm OF Lena Chumark and lodged in the
head Of the child in her arms. Physi.
Clans pronounce both wounds fatal. Lutz
was arrested and locked up.
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The Minnesota school Land Fraud

ST. PAUL, Sept 5.-since the dispatch
last evening to the Associated Press was
made up, the special Legislative Commit.
tee for the investigation Of ex-Auditor
McIlrath have modified their footings.
The total amount oil defalcation claimed
to be discovered is $l00,0O5. Both the
Press and Pioneer, this morning, accept
the charge as true. The Pioneer SAYS:
1.-THE discoveries already made arc but q
mere drop In the bucket. There is ro,
body who doubts but the real amount ol
ro6blng will approximate, If not exceed
halt million" I6
The Pres expresses the hone thas Me-
IlrAth may DO aUle 10 rebut or explain
away the damaging testimony on which
the conclusions Of tho committee arc
based. e.. -.sa.. ~
What offlcisl action the Governor will
take in the matter is not yet known.
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THE Democratic Convention at Ellen
bOro was held in o church. The God and
morality party held theirs here in Wheel.
ing in theatre, just over drinking sa-
loon, and the Presidents gavel was a
lager beer glass, Comment Is unneces-
sary. It was shocking, posttiuely shock
ing.-RegtSter.
The God and morality party as the
Register designates the Republican party
is consistent with itself. 1t transacts Sc
cular business in a secular building. The
Ring Democracy in desecrating the
Temple of the Most High in Ellenboro
was also consistent with itself. Ever
stealing the livery Of Heaven to serve the
Devil in. ~
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Two adventurous persons q day or two
ago successfully accomplished the feat of
crossing Long Island Sound in q twelve.
foot rowboat, drawn by q kite. The kite
was ten feet high by eight feet wide, and
was attached to the forward part Of the
boat by strong cord, about six hundred
feet Of which was let out.
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THE Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce
has expelled F. W. HEcKERT, freight
agent of the Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad,
and the company has dismissed him. for
giving to JOHN CINNAMON, a lard broker,
bills Of ladiug when the goods described
therein had not been shipped. It does
not appear that fraud was intended.
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Chief of Police KiIled.

HAzLEToN. Pa, September 5.-simon
q. Clauser, Chief of Police, was killed
last night by George Lapp, who was
drunk In the streets and firing q pistol.
Clauser had attempted 10 arrest him.
Great excitement prevails, and threats Of
lynching are made.
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GteGtteLIia

WHITRLAw REID, editor of the New
York Tribune, Ia said to be dangerously
III Of congestion Of the brain. This news
will be received with very deep and gen.
eral regret.
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Attempt to Destroy Official RecOrd,,

NRw ORLEANS, Sept. 5.-During the
Eight the Office Of Attorney General
Field, in the st. Louis Hotel, now used
as State House, was broken open and
all the records therein were piled In q
heap in the center Of the main office, TO-
gether with part Of the furniture, and
were saturated with coal oil and set on
fire. Fortunately the flames went out,
aud only one or two Of the papers arc
charred, though all are rendered nearly
illegible by oil. The incendiaries ap.
pear 10 have been frightened of before
completing their work.
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AcoUNTERFE1T twenty dollar note Of
the Merchants National Bank Of New
York has been discovered at the Treasury
Department among the national bank
currency sent there for redemption. Its
80 well executed that It passed undiscov.
cred through the hands Of several count.
ers before being detected. The Comp.
troller win add this series 10 the already
lengthy listo national bank notes 10 be
called in for cancellation, the rule being
to call in and abolish by cancellation the
whole issue of each denomination OF o
bank that Is successfully counterteited.
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succRssFUL APPEAL.

The National Monument Association
reports the gratifying success OF lie appeal
ior contingent subscriptions, The re.
sponses from secret societies and militia
organizations Is particularly encouraging
and the society Is sangulne Of the success
ot the enterprise during the Centennial
year by this means.
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Gov. Osborn Renews his REQUEST fol
Arms.

TOPEKA, KS, Sept 5.-Gov Osborn
sent letter to-day 10 the President re-
newing his request for arms to protect the
frontier from the Indians. BE states thai
sixteen citizens of Kansas are known to
have been murdered by the Indians since
the 10Th Of June last, and that not one Of
the murderers have been punished or ap.
pretended, and urges that, as the United
states military force in this locality Is not
sufficient to prevent or punish such out.
RACES, means be furnished the settlers to
protect themselves.
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demption, and can mot be deferred from
reclalmlng their heritage.
"R Il. MANN, President.
"AlBRRT VooRHREs, Kce R-etident.
"W. ]. BUDDRNDRoF,
III. G. Dill,
SHREVEPORT BUsINRss MEN sRNp A MRS
GAGE TO THE PRRsDRNT

snREVRPoRT BUsHEss MEN SEND A MRS.
SAaE TO THE PRRsDRNT.
SHREVEPORT, La, September GA
message was sent to President Grant last
night, signed BY the leading merchants,
bankers and professional men Of this city
denying that any resident OF this parish
participated In the recent murders, claim.
Ing that NO spirit Of lawlessness exipts in
this parish that cannot be controlled by
the local authorities, claiming that the
condition Of affairs here had been mis-
represented abroad, and asking that q
commission Of fell. minded men be an.
pointed by the President to visit the Stale
and ascertain the truth.
POINTS TO WHICH TRooPs ARE ORDERED.
WASHINGTON. D. O., September 5.-The
places in Louisiana designated for troops,
to prevent outrages, are New Orleans,
Baton Rouge, Shreveport, Alexandria,
Monroe, Harrisonburg and st. Martins.
vile.
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Drowned,

HARRISON, o, September 5-Willism
Conger, a work hand in Davis dlstiliery,
while lying stupidity drunk IN a repair
1hop on last evening, fell from a window
into the hydraulic and was drowned. He
was about 20 years Of age, and leaves q
wife and child.
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THERE was picked up last week, near
DsmariScotta Island, Boothbay Harbor,
Maine, a ships library, supposed to belong
to some vessel lost In the recent gale
The library was furnlshed by the Ameri-
can sesmen's Friend Society, and is mum.
bered S.O0S, but there is no word nor
key to q word TO indicate the vessels
name. ..,. a
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Sentence for Manslnurhtsr.

EvANsvILlE, Sept. 5.-Henry Riedel. a
young man charged with shooting and
killing his uncle, last May, was to-day
convicted ol mAnslaughter, and awarded
fifteen years In the States prison.
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E1press passenger Arrested for Rob.
berry.

alEMPHIs, Sept. 5.-J. B. Hogan, a mes.
sengcr OF the Southern Express Com
psny, on the Memphis & Little Rock
Railroad, has been arrested on charge
ot purloining money from packages by
means OF wire inserted under the cover
Of the envelope, and was committed to
jail In default Of $4,000 bail.
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The German men.ol.war Nautilus
and Albatross returned to New York Sat.
urday evening from San Sebastian, The
Carlists fred on them from Goetatia. ten
miles west OF San Sebastian. The Ger
mans replied by throwing twenty.iout
shells into tho town.
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WASHINGTON.


WAsHINaToN, Sept 5.-Robert NJ.
TYndall, Of Mississippi, has been appoint
ed Consul at Canton, China, and Richard
vwStsrS, Jr., Of Georgia, and Joseph P.
~ ,MnSoVS1ssn, Of Montana, Commissioners to
uH;, InG Oen's-nial Celebration at Philadel-
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An Order OF Arrest.

LoUnvILLE, sept. Ex-Governor Leslie
yesterday instructed Judge Phillips, Of
Jessamine county, to cause the arrest Of
all persons engaged in lynching the negro
at Nicholsville on Friday night, directing
that II necessary the sheriff should sum.
mon the entire power oil the county to
bring the guilty parties to Justice.
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REMOVING ARMI Hv,r

REMOVING ARNH HsApouARTRSs,
TIE order removing The Arsdouartcrs
OF the army TO 81. Louis in OGsohar "a
promulgated to-day. 'e' 10
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Two Persons Sentenced TO Death.
BATHURST, N. B., Sept. 5.-The SEN
tence Of death was passed to-day on OH.
yer Gallean and Angelo Paulin, for the
murder ol the latter's husband.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By the Western Union Line,
onice Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Sta.