The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-20
!, soustor Stewart Clears Nor
tons skirts Of the Emma
Mine Charge.
O,,nolds, POsttrader, P0nled up Llber'
J,, but not 10 BabcOck or
his Brother Direct.
. a, The Protection OF American
MERCHANTS az LaredO-Outrages
,he Mexican Government can
not Prevent, We Will.

tN nominated Michael D. Hoover
|E.i Justice Supreme Court, Utal
t,n,Ory; Elisha Ferry Governor o
|EshiDgton Territory; James c. VIII
y oCollector of Internal Revenue fol
|lablsdo.
n the Kilbourne case, to-day, Judge
, Etsr stated that he wished to hear
N question of jurisdiction Of the
\ lbue representatives fully argued
/. ,ld refused to entertain the motion tC
Mint Kiluourne to bail at this time
Ggument will probably last sew
'sLdsys.
n The Committee on Expenditures in
|be War Department, to-day heard q
ID Reynolds, Of the firm of Lee &
Reynolds, post traders at Camp Sup
In, Indian Territory. Reynolds testi'
I kithat he secured the appointment
anugh General Hedrick, and paid
Din $500, but never paid Il dollar to
1nenI Babcock or his brother.
James j. Haynes, United States
Nmmercal agent, telegraphs the
lSAe Department from New Laredo,
Mexico, under date OF April 10th, that
"a RevOlutiOnists made u forced loan
~ themerchants, and said if the loan
fSnOt paid by the 18th instant, the
|tOH would be forced open aud goods
K dO double the amount demanded.
}ntmOunt is divided between ten
Merchants, five of whom are Ameri-
&n The Secretary Of War directs
Ha orders be given to the Depart
nNt Commander to grant the pro-
EIiOn asked by American citlzens in
ltdO against such lawless outrages,
the government OF Mexico is I'M
NeOlrevent them, but wishes eau
bn to be exercised.
\ il the Emma Mine investigation
dy Ex-senator Stewart testified
hhe advised Lyon to send Senator
knOn q retaining fee of one thou
hd dollars, having previously en-
BED said Senator If the suit turned
well he should have a larger COM
bsatiOn. After seeing Senator Nor
y testimony, and not knowing
hither Lyon had complied with his
lgestion, he wrote to the Denver
PIX for information as to whether a
lit had been drawn by Lyon in ia.
EX-SENATOR Morton, and the reply
there was no evidence that such
eck had been drawn.
lhe Senate galleries were again
nsely crowded this morning, ladies
Nominating. So great was the rush
titwas necessary to close some OF
doors soon after the Senate was
led to order.
Immediately after the journal was
a. the Chair laid before the Senate
pessage from the President vetoing
act fixing the salary of the Presi
plofthe United States.
Ez'secretary Belknap and council
Erred at 1925, and at 1890 Legislative
mess was suspended in order to re-
petite impeachment trial.
the House Mr.. Lord, chairman o
impeachment managers, reported
acation to the plea of jurisdiction
on behalf of Belknap. The repli
On was adopted, and ordered com
heated to the Senate.
aeSenate managers having taker
places, Mr.. Lord sent to the Sec
Ey's desk and had read the answe
led by the House Of Representa-
TO the plea of Belknap, to thu
Nthat at the time of the commits
Of the acts charged against Bel
he was an officer of the Unltet
! and was such officer until afte'
house, by its proper committee
completed the investigation int
'harges against him, and were
wing for his impeachment, a fac
WI to him when he resigned.
senator Carpenter, for the &C
asked far copy Of the replica
~ the House, and until Monda'
ITO answer.
'aator Edmunds suggested that th
0ldent file his answer to the repli
" oy the oath instant, and tina
! managers file the rejoinder by til
ana that the trial proceed o.
4 y. saay, the 9th instant, which wa
Suto, and the Senate setting as
OeU' impeachment adjourned unit
~ M Of that day.
..k"a offender Brought 10 Justice.