The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-20
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 THE DAILY INTELLIGEN0ER
WASHINGTON.
The Warm Spring Indian Dele
gRliOn md Thelr Hotel Bill.

The Warm Spring Indian Dele
CATION aud Their Hotel Bill.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November l0.-
A party Of Warm Spring Indians arrived
here few days ago and went to the
Washington House, and then called on
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs The
Commissioner told them that II they
would go to the fremont House their
board while there would be paid by the
Government. The Indians chose 10 re-
main where they were, and the result is
an unpaid bill, for which the proprietor
threatens to retain the baggage Of the In.
dians. Yesterday DIR. Mckay, manager
Of the band, called on the Commissioner
to make another effort TO secure the pay
ment OF the bill and the release Of the
baggage, trinkets, ETC., but the latter per-
emptorily refused, and reprinanded the
Doctor for an intoxicated demonstration
by the Indians on the streets, declaring
it to be disgrace 10 the Indian service.
DR.. Mckay finally consented to leave
this afternoon, and the Commissioner
agreed TO furnish tickets and u blanket
to each Indian at the depot ready for de-
parture.
NAVAL PREPARATIONS IN CONNECTION
WITH SPAIN.
II Is said in naval circles that the re-
pairing and preparation OF vessels have
no more reference to Spanish affairs than
to those OF any other country. There Is
no excitement here concerning Spain or
Cuba. The President some time ago,
while converting on Cuban affairs, merely
referred to what he had heretofore snid
in his annual messages, but gave no inti-
nation Us to what he should say on the
same subject in his next message to Con-
gress.
NEPoTIsM REBUKED.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
recently sent letter to Col. Young, col.
lcctOr Of the fourth district Of North
Carolina, informing him that Nepotism
il not approved by the Department and
Ihatit will be necessary for him to make
certain tlisrissals. |t
CONSOLIDATION OF COLLECTION DISTRICTS.
The President to-day issued orders con.
sOlidating the Internal Revenue cOlleC.
tion districts throughout the country and
retaining collectors ms follows James
AshworLh retained as collector OF the dis.
trict formed by consolidating The 9th and
9th districts OF Pennsylvania, to be known
hereafter as the 9th; Joseph 7, Valentine,
collector for the district formed by con-
solidating the 9Th and 10th districts Of
Pennsylvania, to be known as the 9Th;
Edward II. Chase collector Of the distl let
formed by consolidating the l9th md 18Th
PCnnsy ylvania districts, to be known here.
after as the 10Th; Thomas W, Davis, col
leCtOr OF the district formed by connecting
the counties Of Washington and Greene
in the present 9th district Of Pennsyl.
vania, to be known as the 22l district;
John NJ. Sullivan, to bc collector Of the
district formed by nnnexing the counties
Of Lawrence and Beaver, in the present
9th district, the I'D district to beknown
as the 23d; james 7. lIilkner, collector Of
the district formed by consolidating the
ith and 9TH districts OF Kentucky, 10 he
known hereafter ns the 9th; Robert +,
Patterson, collector Of the district formed
by consolidating the 7tll and Stl districts
Of Tennessee, to be known hereafter ns
the Sth; Daniel B. Gill, collector Of the
district formed by consolidating the 9th
and 9th districts Of Tennessee, to be known
hereafter ns the 9th; Charles lI. Pettengill,
collector Of the district formed by cOnsOli.
dating the l7th 18th and 10Th districts Of
Ohio, to bc known hereafter as the 18th;
Robert G. Kirk, collector Of the district
formed by consolidating the 18th and 14th
districts Of Ohio, to be known hereafter
as the 18th; Benjamin +. Coates, collector
of the district formed by consolidating the
llth and 18th districts Of Ohio, 10 be
known hereafter as the llth;J. r. Swig.
ard, collector Of the district formed by
consolidating the III ssand Sth districts Of
Ohio, TO be known hereafter "a the 10Th;
Charles G. WalCOt, collector OF the dis
trict formed by consolidating the 7th and
9Th districts Of Ohio, to be known hereaf-
ter as the 9Th; II. N. Wilson, collector Of
the district formed by consolidating The
4th and 9th districts Of Ohio, 10 be
known hereafter ns the 4ih; James
l.. Kessinger, collector OF the district
formed by consolidating the lith and 10th
districts OF Ohio, TO be known hereafter
as the 18th; George Moon, collector Of
the district formed by consolidating the
OH and 10Th districts Of Indiana, 10 DO
known hereafter ns the 10Th; Frederick
BoggS, collector Of the district formed by
consolidating the oh, 9Th and 9Th dis.
tricts OF Indiana, to be known hereafter
IA the 9th; Horatio Woodbury., collector
of the district formed by consolidating
the I'd ard 3D. districts OF Indiana, to be
known hereafter as the I'd; ". N. Ballen,
collector OF the district formed by consOl.
dating the ID and 9th districts Of Illinois,
to be known hereafter rs the ID; James
Fishback, collector OF the district formed
by consolidating the 10Th and 18th dis
tfiCta Of Illinois, to DO known hereafter
IA the 10th; Jonathan Z. Willis, collector
Of the district formed by consolidating
the | lth and 18th districts Of Illinois, TO
I've known hereafter as the 18th; John
Tillson, collector OF the district formed
by consolidating the 4Lh and 9th districts
Of Illinois, to be known hereafter IA the
4th; L. $. TrOmbridgc, collector Of the
district formed by consolidating The lat
and 9th districts Of Michigan, 10 be
known hereafter rs the lat; Henry NJ.
Cooper, collector Of the district formed
by consolidating the lat, % and Sd dis.
tficts Of Arkansas, to be known hereafter
IA the Sd.