Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06
TELEG RAPMIC.

month shows the total debt TO be
81, ,239, ,704, ,209; total interest, S32,>
4s5,693 cash in Treasury - COIN
sS7. TO, SAG; currency, S17, ,063 800
special deposits held for redemnrion Of
certificates Of deposits, as provided by
law. S32, 100000. Total In Treasury
$13l, ,494, ,537; debt less the cash in the
Treasury, So, ,14o, COS, ,365; decrease
during the month, SG,75o,s ,s28. Bonds
issued to Pacific Railway Companies,
Interest payable in lawful money
principle outstanding, S64 ,623, ,5l2; in
| terest accrued and not yet paid, SO, ,246,-
235 interest paid by the United States
$40, ,ff7 ,9S6; interest repaid by trans-
portatioR of mails, etc, sf,442 ,2ll; ;
balance of the interest paid by the
United States, S16,025,S7t.
The President has appointed ENERGY
B. Beauohamp, of Indiana, United
States Consul at AK La Chapelle.
Boston September IA we'll at
tended public meeting was held to day
under the auspices of the Boston
Grange. The meeting was called to
order By John B. Bartlett, Master of
the Boston Grange, who stated that the
principle object was to effect cheap
transportation of products from the
West to the East, and reform in the
railroad arrangements xhieh was not
ouly necessary, but indispensable.
j G Abbott, General Deputy of the
National Grange, spoke Of the great
revolution going on in the country, and
urged the Importance of putting down
railroad monopolies. He gave the
statistics Of the earnings of the differ
ent railroads, necessarily reducing the
profits Of the farmers TO almost moth.
| ing He contended that the cost of
the freight and travel could be reduced
to one quarter OF the p resent rates
and he considered the present manages
ment down right robbery. He claimed
that the Grange is the only organiza-
ton that has with any degroe Of success
met this monopoly.
Cleveland, September l.-Yesterday
brakeman named John Wilson, on the
Lake Shore Road. fell on the track
and had his lag badly crushed. lie
lived but short time
This morning tho conductor on the
Lake Shore Railroad discovered man
sitting on the bumper Of the engine.
aud on endeavo,ing to get him Of the
man became frightened: jumped and
fell on the track Two ears passed
over him killing him Instantly.
| Cincinnati, September l-Mr. Ed
crying, owner Of pottery in Man,
chester, 0lio, was stabbed BY Jim
| Dougherty, boatman, and died yestes,
day from the wounds Danghterty is
under arrest
Visala, September > SHERIFF Adams
of Santa Clara County, passed thi.
place on Sunday in pursuit Of th'
Nasquez gang Of murdercrs. Parties
answering to their description wer,
seen crossing the plains ten miles soutl
of here, and avoiding the Travelled
; roads, about thirty-six hours ahead o
the officers.
Yreka, September 2-The politico
contest in Sskiyou county has beer
very spirited and earnest on both sides
The campaign closes to night will
largely attended meetings by both par
ties IN this place. Both parties seen
sanguino of success, but the unpreiu
diced regard the result aa uncertain
r Sacramento, September 2-Earl
this morning Dr. s. S. Crane deliriou
from drink, cut his left ARIA in severa
n places and then fired four shots from
j, revolver which attracted attention, an,
: surgeon was summoned who sewed u
. his wounds
e San Diego, September 2.-The In
> dian who murdered Speck, at Milgnaty
= has been captured across the line i
: = Lower California, and three Others
is implicated in the murder, are bein
pursued by the Lower California au
$, thorlties, they showing commendabl
t. activity in following up the outlaws.
On Saturday night a cloud burst an