Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
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ldlournment ihht niGnt. me Oovefu-
counsel In the Babcock trial to-
lay passed over the conspiracy Of 1871
and 1872, and produced testimony 70
show the existence and operations Of
the vhisky ring from 1879 70 1876. No
direct svidsnss VA brought out against
General Babcoek. the testimony being
Of Q character tending 70 shov who
we're In the conspiracy and its extent.
Joseph N. Etxroy wa put on the
stand at the opening Of the morning
session. and kept there an hour and .
half. Fitzroy Vas Deputy Collector OF
Internal Revenue, and after the depart
urs Of Msgrus In November. 1872. BE-
came the active business man OF the
ring. The examination proceeded with
only occasional technical objections from
the defense. and very little Of the tssti.
mony vas ruled out. Ftzroy was asked
II be knew defendant. and said: 81 met
General BAbcock once last September.
4 vas at the Lindell Hotel In this city.
Asssy introduced me 10 him. The Pres
Mira was ct the hotel. n il was on the
sssasion Of q visit TO this city BY the
President and General Babcock. i had
no, ...n G.ns,sI R.bcock bsfors thai
tims- wa ,h,n under indictment for
s%omn,;c;,, In r.. fr.nd."
M .rrs..,sm;r.,;on F;txrov said Of
this meeting with Bsbcock: "h was
simply an introduction; there was no
conversation. ! was standing near the
elevator when General BAbcock cams mp
ri l,srv ;ntro.sncsJ u."
Thar r.. noih;nc in Ulrich.s. Fi,x.
,o,.. or sisJentopf's testimony that has
| nc, be.n publisb.d several times aud
xas rspsstsd merely 10 show the exist.
enc, OF a conspiracy.
Pr,vious to the adjournment OF the
mo,ninr ssssion Mr.. Storrs stated that
,ha dsIsn.s hal intended to have the
n-srsonsi attendance OF President Grant
"a a vitness. but AZ the case now stands
IA ,houeht n would NOT be necessary. -
M. ..;csnciss Of public AFFAIR." require
RI al Warrington. He then
nronos,,l 10 counsel for prosecution that
ihsr sbould meet with counsel for tho
dsfsnss and agree upon the questions and
o,os.-eue~tions 10 be put 70 the Pres
i5snt and that the examination should
be- made before the Chief Justice OF the
Suprshs Court.
Colonel over said he had no particular
objection 10 such an arrangement II Ii
,bouId spnesr altar examining the inter.
,oOator;,s Of The defense thai the Gov
s,nm.nt conld be as we'll served In this
vsy A Inv m. p-srsonal presence Of the
Prs.idsnt.
MI. storrs stated that they had their
ousstious written out and asked the
court 70 p~rolong the noon session until
-.f,srpoon 10 give counsel time for their
cross. questions and the court agreed to
adjourn TO 2 p. y.
On rsassembling, Colonel Dyer stated
that counsel for the Government had
met counsel for the defense regarding
| the questions to DO ssnt to Warrington,
but had not had time to prepare their
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES He therefore
asked the court to adjourn till to-mor-
row morning. to afford both sides an
opportunity to properly arrange tnei
quesnons q cross'qusseons, sn WIN u'
counsel may ieave to.nien. 70. "A =
ington ana srrive IN umo 70 nav,
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arday. -. :. .,..,
9uose roIsoi jo'A'1
ior an sdlouinm.n.. n..-
Judge Diion slA'e n W =,
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Sounssa tom W.sh.
lIu ~. -. .nd AZ An. nro-
nc."J .n.nosm.nt vouId probably save
- h. .5Sor,n.d oonrt nntl to-mor.
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inc aoesssodss 10 The murder Of one
Snenee. M Granville. Williams county
wa given to the Jury at I o'clock yss-
terdsy, and they returned this morning
a verdict Of guilty, fixing the punish
msnt Of each d twenty years imprison-
ment in the psnitsntiary.
p.si.sss Failures.
Mr. yo.r. Fab. e.-Tbe Etxptns Post
th.t The coal Commission
houss. of O. Is. Poker 4 Co., Z. d.
| Civ 4 Co. and Braman 4 Hartwell-an
in Trinity building, III Broadway-and
the extensive coal arm Of 8. Z. Smith
4 Co. Of New Haven have suspended.
The total liabilities involved are report
cd at nearly $500. 900. The large firm
Of o. Z. Pocksr Il Co. expect to pay in
full and resume. They have made an
assignment TO William T.. Carter. ths
haQA nj tl0 Phlln1elDulA nrn. MILO 10