The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-11
BY GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntelllgenCer.
(By the Western Union Line,
ottice Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe stS)
WASHINGTON.



II Is expected that business Of impor
tancG To the Republican party will b.
brought before the meeting Of the Ma
tlonal Executive Committee OF the Union
League, to be held at Philadelphia OF
Wednesday next at one o'clock.
An order from the Navy Department
provides for the renewal OF tho order o.
last year, providing for The employment
Of relieved officers above the rank o.
Lieut. commander, except naval con.
strnctiOn on active service, except al
members OF the Light House Boards and
at Naval Asylums, The Boards for tic
examination Of officers for promotion and
retired lists are consolidated
II, Birdell, Superintendent Of Indian
Affairs in Arizona, reports that the Affairs
Ol the agency arc In n critical condition
rs regards an outbreak upon tho reserya
iion. The Pima Indians by their threats
have caused tho licensed traders TO Close
their stores on the reservation. They
threaten to tear down their houses and
take the goods, because the traders will
not pay silver Tor their wheat, which hal
never been done on the reservation. The
traders have solicited assistance from For
Mcdowell, the nearest military post.
On receipt of information that tho Ala
bama and Chattanooga Railroad was run
ming trains regularly between Attala, Ala.
anil Meridian, Miss, u distance Of twC
hundred miles, the Post Office Depart
mGnt directed tho postmaster at Ohatta
nOOga 10 send the mails by way O
Dalton, Rome and Jackson, to be trans
ported from tho latter point TO Attala by
stage The railroad Is being now closed
between Chattanooga and Attala,
Judge Richardson has recently written
from Paris 10 the Secretary OF the Treas.
ury, urgently requesting copies Of the re-
port on immigration. Consul General
Read expressed desire to have copies OF
the report for use and distribution In
France. HGsays that recently he has had
numerous inQuirors on tho subject Of i'm.
migration to our country, and that he
could use togreat advantage one hundred
copies In view Of the urgency of the
appeal there has been forwarded to Read
nearly all the copies that remained fol
distribution.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
decides that articles liable TO stamp tax
under the schedule, must have the stamps
affixed before they leave the premises Ol
the manufacturer, irrespective Of the kind
OF packages employed for putting the
same into market; whether such packages
he of ordinary Rnd usual size or eXtraOr,
dinary or what Is frequently termed pack
ing in n bulk. Each package must have
II stamp or stamps indicated by the retail
price ~ the price received Tor single
package with It's COntents dealer may
sell directly from u package which has
been properly stamped according to price
paid Tor the package and contents, without
nilying additional stamps, but the dealer
who breaks the original package and
packs Its contents into small packages
putting therein his marks and labels, vii
be required to stamp these small packages
when exposing or offering theI same
for consumption or sale. The manulaC.
turcr In every case must stamp the pack.
ages In which hG delivers the goods tc
customer, whether the customer furnishes
his own vessel for the reception of the ar.
tiClc or whether II Is furnished by the
manufacturer himself
A detachment Of the 7lh cavalry has
been ordered TO Florida TO assisL the
revenue officers TO make collections. Its
said two companies Of infantry and
one OF cavalry will remain At Raleigh, N
c., during tho Ku.Klux trials, which will
commence this week.
There arc only four vessels In the Nortl
Atlantic fleet, the Nantasket, Shawmut
Nipsic and Swatara, the others having
been withdrawn since January LIST.
Solicitor Garfield has returned to
Washington after an absence Of sGvera
weeks In the north. .
Postmaster General CreswGll Is expect
ed 10 return this week.