Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-16
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

NEW 1Ohh, hpAA 1os AAo ntohLuoi
Hevelius with Dom Pedro on board ar.
rived at Sandy Hook this morning.
The shipment Of specie to Europe to.
day is only $4,000 in silver.
WORCESTER, Mass. April 15.-Holmes
boot shop in Marlborough was burned
this morning. Loss from $4,000 to
$50, 900.
WASHINGTON, April 15.--From reports
privately circulated at the Courthouse,
there would seem to be no doubt but
that Harrington. Babcock and others
will be indicted for alleged participation
in safe burglary conspiracy.
Sergeant-at-Arms Thompson stated to
Chief Justice Carter this morning that
the House would to-day act on the matter
of habeas corpusin the case OF Kilbourne.
The Judge in consideration of this and
other c;rcum stances adjourned further
proceeding in the case until Tuesday
morning.
PEORIA, ILL.,, April 15.-Minnie Frazer,
the young girl who fell by the breaking
of an elevator few days ago. died of her
injuries yesterday. 1t is thought Mrs.
Green. another victim of the disaster,
cannot recover.
MEMPHIS, April 15.-The body of WIN.
A. Hardings, q prominent citizen Of
Gadsden, Tenn, was found near here
last Thursday in ravine. 1t was
wrapped in a counterpart and secreted
In the ravine. The body bore unmistaka-
BILE acts of violence. Hardings has been
missing for several days, and the neigh
bors, in searching the woods, found the
body OF man, beside which was his dog.
The man was named John Henley, lately
employed by Harding, and who suddenly
left the country. He is believed to be
the murderer.
WASHINGTON, April 49, The grand
jury to-day indicted Babcock. Harring-
ton, Whitley, Benton, Miles. Nettleship
and Somerville for completely in the safe
burglary conspiracy. Warrants we're is-
, sued for the arrest of each except Gen.
Babcook, who appeared and gave bail in
3 the sum Of $4,000, Ex-Governor A. R.
Shepard becoming his surety.
!, GLOUCESTER, Mass, April 15.-News
}. from Port Mulgrave, Nova Scotia, states
}. that great anxiety is felt for the safety oil
Q the schooner Katie, which left that port
> on the I'd instant for Boston, with sixty.
three passengers, nearly all for this por,
ia to engage in the fisheries. No tidingi
"a has been heard of her, and as she wal
out in the gales OF the 4th instant it il
j feared she has foundered with all o,
n board. A vessel was seen bottom VI
r east Of Cape Sable, which is supposed t.
be the Katie.
= NEW YORK, April 15.-The steamship
- Hevelius, bearing the Emperor and tn
. Empress of Brazil. entered the lowe
1t bay about noon. The batteries fred
% salute Of one hundred guns in honor Q
the royal party; and the Brazilian co,
% vstte fred royal salute. as did the U. s
10 frigate Minnesota. Secretaries FISH
o. Robson and Taft, vice-Admiral Rowar
1. General Sherman. the Brazilian Mini
ter. with the Brazilian Centennial Con
N missioners and a large party met II
70 Emperor in the U. 8. steamer Aler
y The Custom.house and city officials wei
down the bay in the Government QUIT
and delivered tenders of the hospital
- OF the city, made through Mayor Vic
: ham. The Marine Band, on board Il
r. Alert, greeted the Emperor With the BIZ
lillian National hymn, and Secretary Fl
ka made brief address OF welcome. T.
at Alert was gaily deoked with flags, al
no the Brazilian imperial ensign was run
ne the maintop. Flags on all of the pub
buildings and hotels are flying, in hou
"A. OF the Emperor's arrival.