Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-03

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WASHINGTON, Sept. |.
The President has appointed Emery
P. Beauchamp, OF Indiana, United
States Consul at AK la Chapelle.
BosTos, Sept. l.
At a well attended public meeting to-
day, under the auspices of the Boston
Grange, the meeting was called to order
by John B. Bartlett, Master of the Bos-
tou Grange, who stated that their princi-
pal obiac, was cheao transportation of
products from the West to the East, and
a reform in railroads. ]. C. Abbot, Dep
uty National Grange, spoke of the great
revolution going on in the country, and
argued the Importance of putting down
railroad monopoly. He gave statistics Of
the earnings Of different railroads, nee
essarily reducing the profits of the farm
er, almost to nothing. He contended
that the cost Of freight and travel could
be reduced to quarter OF the present
rate, and considered the present manage
ment downright robbery. He main
tanned that there should be a superior
power to combine and consolidate, and
that the Grange is the only organization
that has with any degree of success met
this monopoly, He was followed by
Atuaaa Walker, who said it WIS the duty
Of Congress to interfere and protect the
business interest Of the country. He
said there were three ways in which this
great object could be attained: first by
q general law fixing the rates OF travel
and freight on all roads in the couatry;
second, to create new lines between the
principal depots of transportation and
third, by purchasing all the roads,
ana placing them under Government
manag to be leased, which will
open all the roads to the public at the
cheapest rates. He reviewed the differ
emit plans, and thought the last most
feasible. He considered the question Of
railroad reform national question,
which would become a political one, and
can only be achieved by political action
New YORK, September l.
The Oyer and Terminer Grand Jury
to-day presented an indictment for muir
der in the first degree against Michael
Broderick for the killing of his son. 1t
will be remembered that the Coroner S
Jury rendered a verdict that Broderick
acted in seli-dsfense.
The steamship Nevada has arrived
from Liverpool.
BosToN, September /.
Fall River tonight elected Is dele
gates, all anti-Butler men, which makes
the list so far chosen stand, Butler 126,
Washburn. 90. Later.-It now stands,
as far at heard from, l37 for Butler, SC
for Washhurn.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.
.Bischotfsheim & Co., Erie's bankers
in London, aud their agents here, E. II.
Biederman d Co., having failed by them
selves or through friends to settle ac-
counts, the courts have been invoked to
declare settlement. The property of
Bischoffsheim has been attached and the
funds Of Kendrick d Co., the alleged
swindlers of Sanders & Hardenburgh by
means Of forged bonds, have also been
attached. 1t appears that Sanders &
Herdenburgh's check, to the order OF
j. t. franklin, for S25 900, in paymen,
for forged bonds, was collected by the
Union Trust Company, of the Fourth
National Bank, and placed to the credi,
iof kendrick x Co., which firm early or
Saturday drew checks ON the Trust
Company, for eleven and eight thousand
dollars; bat on the man attempting tc
collect, he was informed of the irregular
tlles existing, and that the checks could
not then be paid, since when no one hal
Isought to collect them. +@
Whilethe late Mayor KalbAesch wal
living, suit was brought against him b,
Mary Jane Wade for $3.50, 900 damages
for breach of promise of marriage. AM