New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13

newspapers OF the country. desired proper
construction to be placed upon the law OF lo'o
This law, he claimed including poplar pulp COT
included pulp made Of wood, and that tae o
mnosed on wood pul was an erroneous one This duty
OF 20 per cent he desired should DO ,onno ro Of
He claimed that IL OWING 10 tne hu' o,lD
from % 10 80 per cent III lhe prIoo prs c%ieHv IN
and the combination OF paper manuiac s 5Io
a cents per pound Ghe price last year, to 9i2G 10
cents. charged. George Jones. als0 vi oont dntv
on wood pnlp He claimed that It was the same com
bnnton of paper-makers that forced the pice u nv,
caused an advance OF above 80 per cent and hat II no
restrictions placed upon them theS lshV ioi0' wv
Tpon the other side OF The question Mr. Smith OF the
Smith Paper Company, of Lee, Mass Mr Du'5 n5 Inv
renee Mass Warner Miller. cf Herkimer, n, l.. % n,u
several other representatives, OF promineMht M
ufacturers. present ana TOOK pafl III lhc
Mr. Russell denied the existence OF M HI ,bn ,,r,cc
among paper manufacturers 10 ehnhce & uo yos
OF papcr; and g aimed that the advance I'D prlce VIZ
entirely regulated by the law Of supply ana uenp % r
that the low price OF paper last year ana .ne S com
PEELED to sell at loss rnthcr than su%Dn. % tpot
heavier loss by allowing theI m % 10 @ ,ngrcdieut IN
the manufacture Of any paper TO above 40 per ren a
the rcmoya of the duiv While would strike directly
M that INDUSTRY whica had exoended large suioS VI
money in developing process By which cheI pap pri
strck conId he produced, would not materially hlec'
or I'm any way regulate or control the price OF paprr
The Senate Committee on the remoNbi Oh tnc ~,
Indians to-day examined Vim. J. Pollock, IN Indian lu-
snccfor lie visited the Pocas his capacl'y aS m
spcctOr after their removal, ana ouh' the i"c"c h', 49,
good part ol the Territory ns any ne h"u br
living IN icnts and In u destitute condition. number
Of hous ses had been partially iIshed but h9thhG ~
being done 10 complete them lie d,snlts,a lnc tnu d
agent partially bn rot entirely for his nefcicnry ava
uufGess deal with lndians-thongh nct c9nsi1erMs cg M
him a bad mau. The witness proceeded 10 nnsn III, w
houses for the Indians and furnished them win stov
bed-tehds etc. and on later Hdsi ha, ne con.
condition much improved lie stalcu that W. W.
siOcTcd the removal OF the I0ncas from hTi' III '.
kota reservation most umie nisaa@c, c oi ,v
cXpfessed himself strongly against thc rrn0NN W "!
Northern Indians the indian Territory WIN rcitii,
euce tue killing of Bic snake. Inspector iuIioch ru
ina IL aa smply shooting OF single lndlhh Who
had shown himself 10 he uDarmed when surrpunoen
by rooinul OF men. dqzen OF wh0m were afhou % n1l
ders and II seemed 10 MN 10 nave p''" '"'
and wui murder. -, ,...,oa
Mr. Clardy OF Missouri tO report bill 10 the House
nroyidug for an apuropraiiOn of $4,000 Tor the III
p oyemcnt OF the harbor or andIng OF 81 ChnrIrs.
No. by divcrting the channel 9i the MIssouIl ho
hom the south bank to the north bank ihe committee
also gave hearing to Mr. Knapp ol Ne~-l9 WHO * ~
planned the features of his plan 10 widen ana depcu no
enamel I'm New-lOrk harhor.
Tne House Committee on War Claims decided 70 re-
port adversely upon thirty claims, amounting To uggre
gate NJ above II 100000. 49,
Rcpresentatlv, Keifer presented the minority re-
mort IN the case OF Donneliy agt Wash6urn at tue
meeting OF the Election Committee OF the rouse touY
The report flvors Wash5ur1, the sitting mcmber.
The Select Committee on lntcrOce1nic canal WEI meet
Tomorrow and listen 10 an exposition ~ captain Eaos
The features OF his proposed snip railway actoss o
TLc House Committee on the Judiciary took mp the
subject OF trademarks at their meeting today ani
ordcred bill to nc reported 10 the House when VIII
carry out the treaty supuaons Win ioscgu countries
the subj CT. ,.. , ..
d1v report additional appropriation of r3oouO Tor
expenses the Internal Revenue Bureau Tor payment
of additional inspectors, glngcrs aud st0rekccpers
The senate and House Committees on Indian AHlrs
held iont ,ctng today, tor the purpose 0i hearing
Secretary SchurZ IN explanation OF tue details 0i hc
agreement which he has entered lnts with tue ttc
Indians OF Colorado subject 10 IFS ratification by Con
grcss.