Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1894-06-28
AT THE CAPITOL.
4 synopsis Of What b Being Said and
Gene at Washington from Day n pv

WAS tlSH t&NEN ND 'bits Fv'NNsHFetl WV
| was seseAg.h tNa sslsn,,e i,asb iv,,tl al,
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me ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, hSssi iu,,,..
sess.. B9,lsi aiN lsasli MAS y fjSsaih from
tae a,aa, llsi AND tnes, las..9 t.ntfbs
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4 was ainu,,,.essb, ssfis;ns yaast sa,,s,n,i
\ OILS AND silaies ai.dRnaSsi.gr thoe nasess-
\ gcapil raa,ll 'an,.Wsesiss CA, e,,,il oos,,l
Il sioias of lAinssiean, vessels. ba,s i,oi,a.
shall bas unioaaesl, s-lran, ora, was
[ siraes, from, no lisl and aasla, dutsa,
| bio. QUICKSILVER, Was also ssfausi
and made dasiaoie. BOOKS,
engrayinss,. photographs, houads OF.
unhound,. eseAiRgs, maps. aid charts
tliat shall have been printed more Than
20 yesrss al the dase OF. Importation.
all photographic, charts and soientiile
FREQ liss, as do paintings and ssatuarv.
uouss- In tine. haossr tbs, s.,ss;,,x,
IN. ,jav was. snsns. in ,leha,;ny. ts,a, snts.
ant;on. nm and a, A.45s t,,,S ho,,s., al
lonroe.i.
One, Hundred and sssssesn pay.
SgsArE,-rhe senate bill to prevent
the CARRYING of obscene literature and 81
ticies designed for indecent and immor
al use from ona state into another, by
express, was passed. Go usideration
OF the free list OF the tariff oil was
proceedeo with and finished The in
come tax paragraph was postponed un-
til tomnorrow. The administrative
section OF the bill was stricken out,
and at AIS, the senate adjourned.
HOUSE. the house the anti-op-
ton bill was resumed. Ii was agreed
that vote shah De taken AFTER the
morning hour on Friday ON the Dill
and pending amendments,- deOate 10
close tomorrow. The DEBATE iheh
proceeded and occupied the mousse un-
I'll the hour or adjournment.
One Hundred and sixty First Day.
Spx.Tr-A hill tn define the limits of
the tbree iudicial district, of Alabama
was passed. The tarifrbill was resumed,
The neudiuo question being the income
tax Hill. of New York. Higgins. of
Delaware and Uoar. of Massachu-
sets. three Irsl spoke in opposition
10 tho tax. The first committee
amendment was agree to 1t pro.
yides that The income tax provisions
shall cease TO be operative on January
l,t, 1900. Two reports, b 9TH relating
to the refusal of witnesses to answer
questions, were received from the
special sugar trust investigating com
mittce. A short executive session was
held and, at $40, the senate ad-
| Ournc |.
Uorsr After Tho transaction of
somc nnimoortaut business the anti-op-
t;on .bill was resumed and thc dav was
occa; led in it, consideration, except the
time taken by Mr.. Pence, populist, of
Colorado. in n speech on silver. The
house adjourned at 5:45. p. IN.
oao ."u'o~ ""u say ~ ny
oENAlh.-Mr Ca'rS resolution LOT
the appoin,'hchs VI . oo''''''i'ico " ~
scs.'sate 'hc suo'cc' " orsan'Aeu VI
tons aud Influence legislation swas
taken up and went over without &C.
ton. consideration of the income
tax provisions Of the tariff bill was
resumed. Amendments fixing the
amounts to be EXEMPT at different sums
ranging from slOOOto 81, 500, were of.
fered by Mr. Hill and voted down. leay.
| ing the amount "a 900, as fixed by The
committee. The salaries of Judges of
U. 5. courts were exempted and that
of the president. Mr.. Hill moved to
amend by striking ont the exemption OF
such U. 5. bonds as are by law exempt
from Federal taxation. Pending THU
amendment the senate at, 1880 adj
journed.
HousE.-The committee on election
reported in the case of the contest o
, Watson VS. Black. from Georgia. /,
nlacad IN tho calendar TIC conc.
amendments m the hill ;ncornorat;m,
tho Grand Iodoe KNIGHTS ~ Pvlbia
were concurred in and the hin now