Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-15

The Kiibeasss Case Pssspsssa.
wAszrxorox. April l5.-Ssrgeant-at'
Arms Thompson stated to Chief Justice
Carter this morning that the House
would to-day act on the matter Of habeas
corpus In the case Of Kilbourne. The
Judge In consideration Of this and other
circumstances adjourned further pro-
ceedinss In the ease till Tuesday morn
ing.
Prssssdings u shs llssss sf Repre-
s~satasivss.
WARRINGTON. D. c.. April i5.-Houas
White Of Kentucky. sent 10 the clerks
desk and had read an article from the
Concord, IN. H. Monitor. printing a
circular signed by Charles II. Smith.
Journal Clerk Of the House. offering 70
act In the prosecution Of additional
bounty claims for o commission Of 25
per cent. The article also speaks Of
Smith being the confidential friend Of
representative Jones Of New Hampshire.
and describes the proposition a. q nice
laid scheme to make a-fsw perquidtes
by an ambitious young man who holds
Al ONCE disqualifyins him from openly
acting a. an attorney before the Depart
msuts. He also offered . resolution In
struc.ing the Judiciary Committee to In
quirs into the matter.
Smith handed In his explanation to
the Speaker. which was read TO the
House. and In which he states that he
was at home in New Hampshire during
the recent election. There he saw In the
tslsgraphic dispatches that an additional
bounty bill was offered In the House.
and that he then made up his mind, II
the bill should pass, to resign his Official
position and follow his profession o.
attorney. and In that view hs had pre-.
pared and issued the circular referred
10.
Morrison offered an amendment TO
Whites resolution, referring Smiths
communication to Committee on Rules,
with instructions to ascertain whether
Smith bad violated any law or done any
act Inconsistent with his position As an
employee Of the House.
After discussion the question was re-
fsrrsd to ths Committee on Rules.
Knott, Chairman Of the Judiciary
Committee, reported back the Senate
bill 10 provide for the administering Of
osths In impeachment trials. Passed.
A Murdered As. Fsusd II she
weeds Of Tennessee.
Mrxrzu. April IT, The body Of
William A. Hardinss. o prominent citi.
zen Of Gadedns. Tenn. was found rear
here. in a r~avins, las. Thursday. II was
wrapped In . Counterpart and sscrstsd.
The body bore unmistakabls marks Of
violence. HArdings has been missing
for several days. and the nsighbors. in
searching the woods. found the body Of
the nan beside his dog. A man named
John Honlsy. who was lately employed
BY Hardings, and Who suddenly left the
country. IL believed TO Be the murderer.
saspsssd Lsss sra sehesssr.
GLoucnrxn, Mass, April l5.-News
from Port Mulgrave. Nova Scotia. states
that great anxiety is felt for the safety Of
the schooner Katie, which left that port
on the ID instant for Boston with sixty
three passengers, nearly all forthis port,
to engage In the fisheries. No tidings
have been heard Of her. and o. she Wal
out In the gales Of the 4ih instant, Il Ia
feared she has foundered with all On
board. A vessel was seen bottom up
east OF Cape Sable. which Is supposed
TO 10 the Katie.
Wholesale Isdistmsnts II the sas
Bsrgisry Csss.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Grand
Jury to-day indicted Babcock. Harring.
ton, whitsley, Benton, Nsttleahip and
Somervills, for completely In the safe
burglary conspiracy. Warrants were
issued for the arrest OF each except Bah
cock. who appeared and gave bail in the
sum Of $4,000. Ex-Governor A. r.
Shepard becoming his surety.
Harringtea and Babesek % -
Tried for she SAFE burglary.
WASHINGTON, April l5.-From reports
privately circulated at the Courthouse,
there would seem to BE- no doubt that
Harrington, Babcock and others will be
indicted for alleged participation In the
safe burglary conspiracy.
Arrival 81 Dom Pedro.
New Yonx, April 1.-THE steamer
Hevilin, with Dom Pedro on board, ar
rived Oh Sandy Hook this morning.
a Massachusetts Dsst-shep BuPssd.
wonersrra, Mass. April 15.-Holmss'
boot-shop, In Marlborough. burned this
morning. Loss, from go. 900 10 $eo, 900.
FOREIGN NEWS.