Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-10

pensiOn--Arrival of Roman Catho-
lie Teachers-Aocident at Williams
burg--Suits against the Erie--
Killed at indianapolis.
BoSToN, September 8.
The Republican State Committee to-
day chose Alexander H. Bullock to pre-
side over the Republican Convention.
He has accepted.
Patrick Donnelly, section boss on the
Boston and Providence Railroad, was
assaulted on the road last night by two
men employed in the Dedham rolling
mills and killed.
New YORK, September 8.
Broadwell, the alleged defaulting Tax
Receiver of Newark, n. j., has given
bail for his appearance before the Grand
Jury. A citizens meeting is to be held
this evening, at which it is expected a
committee will he appointed to investi-
gate the condition OF the several depart
ments Of the city government. The de-
falcation it is thought will amount to
$4,000.
Arrivals of migrants at Castle Garden
to-day 2,0l0.
The New York Warehouse Il Security
Company, No. o6 Pine street, which has
a capital of one million, and nominal
surplus of six hundred thousand dollars,
and part of whose business it is to lend
its paper on security, has been compelled
to ask for an extension. Several Western
Railroad Companies, and Construction
Companies, building railroads, have bor-
rowed paper of this company, and are
unable to return the money obtained
thereon in time for the company to pro-
tect its paper. The paper sold by the
company is in strong hands, and an ex-
tension 1t is thought will be granted.
The Secretary, Mr.. Bell, said he did not
feel authorized to state the names of
the delinquent railroads, or amount of
securities which have proved unavailable.
When asked in regard to the connec-
ton Of some directors of the Warehouse
a. Security Company with some of these
railroads, he said that Francis Skiddy
and Sheppard Candy were interested in
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad,
which is one of the number.
Foreign news by mail. There are
again rumors ahoat at Shanghai, among
the Chinese, that an organization was in
progress for general massacre of Eu-
ropeans in the interior of China. The
reason stated is that the French Minister
will not consent to certain notifications
of the treaty, and that the Chinese Gov
ernment has taken this as challenge to
war; and the Chinese, knowing the su-
periority of the Europeans in warfare,
intended to resort to massacre. Rumors
are becoming more and more grave, and
large number of people are being col
lected around the various places where
foreign missionaries are stationed.
New XoRK. Sept. o.
1t is reported that the troubles of the
Warehouse and Security Company are
due to its relations with some of its d.
rectors, Francis Skiddy and Shepherd
Candy, heavy sugar importers, were di-
rectors of the New York Warehouse and
Security Company, and, also directors of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Company, now in course of construction.
Skiddy and Candy obtained loans from
the Security Company, which had besides
large amount of paper in circulation
Some OF the loans which it made to
Skiddy and Candy were taken up, the
company could not meet its obligations,
and was thus forced to suspend, and
await the action of its creditors on
Thursday. The Warehouse Company
claims, if an extension is granted, it will
be able to pay its Indebtedness, dollar for
dollar The Secretary of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad Company
said the company had not gone to protest,
that its coupons had been and would be
paid. The company was under no obi
cations to the Warehouse and Security
Company, and the rumor that there were
any relation between them probably arises
from the fact that prominent directors of
the Railway Company, who were also d.
rectors of the Warehouse Company,
were embarrassed. Skiddy has been
identified with railroad and other inter-
ests for many years, and has always
borne good name for financial strength.
Neither Skiddy nor Candy have sus-
pended yet. Both houses being engaged
in the commission business, it is believed
the losses will fall mainly upon mer-
chants and Cuban planters.
Rev. Brother Jasper, of the Catholic
Order of Christian Brothers, arrived
yesterday, accompanied by "A young
men belonging to that society, who had
been educated to serve as teachers in
Roman Catholic Parochial schools.
about to be established throughout the
United States. Ten more young men
OF the same society are expected, and
Mr.. Jasper has so in all on his list.
Thirty-seven came to this country last
year for this purpose.
While the Seventy-tirst regiment was
parading through Fourth street, Will
liamsburg, this morning, balcony,
crowded with spectators, suddenly broke
down, and all were precipitated to the
sidewalk. One person was killed, and
fifteen more or less injured.
1t is stated that q number of suits.