The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-04


The House Committee on Ways and
Means gave q hearing to-day to the man;
uiacturers Of quinine who desire the duty
on the imported article, technically known
as "sulphate Of quinine, (which was re-
moved by an act Of Congress during the
special session, to be restored. They pre-
serited a memorial, numerously signed BY
the druggists and dealers OF iorty-eight
cities in various parts Of the country,
fsyoring an import duty on foreign qul-
nine OF at least 10 per cent I'D yalorem. (
A hearing was given by the Ways and
Means Committee this morning upon q
memorial signed by two hundred or more
merchants and manufacturers praying
that the prohibitory duties now levied on
chrome iron ore and bichromate Oh potash
may be removed.
R NOW, WHAT DOES THIS aRAN?
Miss Raymond, in whose behalf Mrs
Belva Lockwood yesterday filed papers In
this city, in suit against Senator B. Il.
Hill for alleged seduction, furnishes TO-
day the following statement: a.t
WASHINGTON, March 8.
Whereas, a. suit has been filed by Belya
A. Lockwood, an attorney at law in the
4 District OF Columbia, in my name, against
Benf! III. Hill, the same being an action oil
4 damages for seduction and support OF q
child, now OF my own free will and con-
sent without pay or reward, or promise
thereof, declare that l have no claim
4 whatever against BENZ. H.. Hill, and, he is
/ NOT NV. sedncer; that the papers filed BY
said Lockwood were filed without my
knowledge or consent and against my
solemn protest; that they were never
read over to me or by me, and their con:
tents were unknown To me, and no oath
was put to me or taken by me in said case.
Tsivned1 JESSIE RAYMOND.
j, THE urEs MUST GO.
The questions at issue between the
Government and the Utes relative to the
, latter moving out Of the State Of Colorado
, have been settled. The Southern ute'
, Ihave agreed with Secretary schurz TO cede
| their reservations in consideration Of back
annuities being settled and OF indemnity
for their land. The place selected fol
! their new home Is q strip Of land border
I ing on the La Platte River, In New Mex
}. leo, within ten miles Of the Navajo Reser
yation. The White River Utes, ouray anS
the Chiefs OF the uncompaghres, Will
Q have final interview with the Secretary
}. The latter Indians have about agreed tha
the White River Utes shall remove TO th'
Uintah Reservation in Utah upon. land Y
1 lbe allottedto them there. 0uray and th
8 Uncompaghres TO be settled in severalit!
d ON lands on the Grand Riyer,in Utah, Jus
8 outside the borders Of Colorado. Tn
Q cession OF the Ute Reservation Is agrees
r upon BY the Indians, and as soon as III
i Chiefs can get back 70 their homes ate
Q negotiations are furnished here and 8 form
y al ratification Of the tribes be had, tn
J. land will be opened up 10 exploration an
IS settlement The troops from Fort GA
land and other points In that vicinity wi
be- ordered into the reservation as soon q
1.-THE chiefs now here get back. Their se
Q; vices will be needed TO protect the Indian
10 as we'll as the whites. A bill providin
ld for 0 commission 70 settle the Indians ul
on the land provided for them viii pr