Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-04

bills. The consular snd diplomatic bill
will DO called up for action next Tuesday.
aud the pension and naval appropriation
bills are expected 10 DO reported from the
committee within . few days thereafter.
Tho legislative, executive and Judicial ap-
preparation bill Is In o state OF forward.
ness, and will probably be completed BY
the committee In about = fortnight. The
talk Of attaching . free coinage provision
and other imitation measures 10 this bill.
seems 70 meet with little favor among the
Democratic leaders, aud although the pro.
ject has not been abandoned by extremists,
their plan will undoubtedly DO negatived
by the majority OF the House. Tho prob
ability Of . prolengation OF the session BY
reason Of anticipated ~wrangling over the
tariff bill has also boon materially dimln.
ished Of late, by the quiet, but powerful
combination Of interests opposed 70 any
legislation affecting the present rates OF
duty. The first open movement OF the op.
ponents Of tho pending bill will take the
shape Of . motion and pass . resolution.
under suspension Of the rules. declaring
that In the judgment Of the House Of Repro
sentstives II 10 inexpclient 10 reduce the
tariff at present. This resolution will
IA A. eno,. iii hs made sf,sr the ,sr,g
bill shall have been discussed and attacked
on various sides In the House. 70 combine
all the elements Of dissatisfaction In sup.
port Of . substitute providing simply for
the creation OF . commission W invest.
gate tins whole subject and report 10 the
next session Of Congress.
The dispatch announcing mat the house
recomm.nd IN n.sssv" of a mi Srsnt.
ing tho desert west Of Fort Yuma 70
wozencrAft and his irrigating associates,
proves TO DO erroneous. Afavorable report
has becn agreed TO by . sub COMMITTEES OF
three members. including Representative
Wigginton. but the full COMMITTEES nave
not yet taken action on the bill except 70
authorize It's being printed and recon-.
mitted with the amendments proposed BY
tho sub committee. Favorable action by
the full committee 10. however. considered
very probable.
sasss lI.rrtble Crime.
ou,o,oo. MARCH, "a to-, .peci.i
- a.. -. =, /.
gives IN account Oh tno burning VI 'he
house and family OF Moritz Kaiser. con-
Stating Of bis vito and six children. In
~. .o,.,. III :, 49, ,,oh,
m'n'oo ooun,y' AZ, ou fIu ne"
Aboutiour O'CLOCK In the morning hAisers
house was discovered to DO on fre. and an
attempt was made by the neighbour 10
- =. a.. ..-.,..
rescue uho fanny Ana sA'o VIC ouinns
building. The IRE was eItinguished, but
not until tho building was nearly CON-
.,mo,, wh., found M. K.,.sr Law
'."'' "aea ~ ~
with her little baby three years DID, De-
side her. and = two-months-old baby on her
brcast. sbe hal two deem wounds. psuo-
trstinc tbo brain. either one of which was
suaicient IN csnse death. The hsads Of
Nm littlo how and the bsby were crusbed
In AMI Inc brains eIposed.. The p~osition
Of tbs bodies indicated that they had been
| Killed and the bodies arranged In the bed
before The flames had been started 70 de-
stroy the evidence Of the terrible crime.
In another portion OF the house was found
Kaiser and his isnr sons. The ooys Isy In
: aos' WI ,hois tai ,s.s,S tho en-
tsr. They lay upon their backs, and
their limbs. although roasted. were
sIre'chea A., ou a.. ma coma ~, ds",S
r NJ h4"s. =, ,ha old man Law hetvaen ths
Lno wi :. ~ ~ ~. IN: snS h.hias
49, 1850 snd a;sto,tsJ. .hovine th.t
~. $50 sna mnscIs. raj ~si,had
49, ~ bi.ye' Tile skulIs Of Inc bows
pcIn'.1 - .-u.has Prom an ,nsn.ction
=, A. -onnJs. ~ seened A. IN tbey bsd
I.a.n i,s,ctod vith a msttock. Ksiscr va
IN .a.r. niJ, AMI |. svis. bv birth. The
80 havs wsrc ,ued 10. on and 8 YEAR. The
Ia war b,d fallen behind with his rent.
"" =, ,ha Ia N March hs vss 10 oive nm
~. ,.rm This nreyrd on his mind con.
,%,nr.Iix and bsI kept bim despoudent
,Inr;nn ,hs mast week. On Thur,dsy uieht
La vent 70 Fisk's Landing, called for
.b,'Iv .nd b,d . bottle allied and stsrtod
~. hov,a .ho,t nan y. ~. II IA probsble
nv. ~ Iiii.d III vita and b.bir. Ami.
VA - .ha Lo,s and Lt,Iad ,h.m In
cAiieu NV ~ h,i1,5,n1 .rd ,hs, finn
suin, MY L. dn~r nj -.s o..,tsiar
ncu Sny''S
ny 'ho nAm'''
South American News.
New Yonx, March I.-The steamer CO.
Ian from Panama. ON The 2sd. brine. The
Ion ''o" :,
following news; Mr.. W. NJ oiiiey' tho
able and indefatigable Superintendent Of |
A.. o,.v. r.i,vsv and os the Cerro A. |
d. rs,rs.' yocs 10 New York bv tbis
.,a.w.r whcnco Ina will 90 everlsnd b
Tsiisorni. on business oonnectsi vith
mininu
There arc fears Of . famine In certain
psrts Of Peru, owing 70 the failure Of the
cereal crops for want Of rains In the Int
rior, while on the COAST whero rams nave
eeen Aino s.,S ~
pISAxI. Peb. GA new volcano has
been discovered by an Officer Of the U. ..
flagship Omaha, ~ md tne
for II.
q. q. scrahord. the hr,t Amorican eh-
trsaiDa iIom nstI ,u.ain. .shooI honds
10 hansas, a W.. ~ -. on,h ~, hns
route ior New iork on me zv.n mt, :
was se' =. Iipy..y ~ .a1 . I..,.s ~ A.
menL ano Cuo' naIr. - -
ton, says; " Whatevsr DO inc oesiee OF v.
a.. hcrfQOr0a guilt, ~ ~ NICKEL lOfkof Il