Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-04-18

An. the members Of the cabinet at-
tended meeting held on the 9th. The
income tai decision In relation TO the
treasury condition, Il Il understood,
was the chief topic Of discussion.
Mr. WILLIAM CoU.r GULLY, liberal,
was elected speaker Of the British
house Of commons, ON the 10th, to sue
eeed Rt Hon. Arthur Wellesley Peel,
resigned, by vote of 2s5 to 274 for Sir
Matthew Ridley.
THE decision of the supreme court
in the income tax case was made pub
lie on the 9Th. Under its rulings In
comes derived from rents and those
from state, county and municipal
bonds are exempt
UNDER the ruling of the supreme
court in tie income tax case, one New
York capitalist, who enjoys an income
of $112, 100, pays the tax on but 81, 600.
the remainder being exempt. This is
hut sample of many cases.
The jury in the Anna Dickinson dam
age suit at Scranton, Pa, was dis
charged, on the 10th. being unble to
agree. 1t was reported that they stood
eight in favor of giving Miss Dickin-
SON damages and four against.
1900 c4.. H.
ing the week ended the 12th, as re-
ported by r. G. DUN & Co., were 207,
against 21s for the corresponding week
last year. For Canada the failures
numbered ~, against Oh last year.
c,,Dp owr. - ~. +-a.s.
:, 1ann,hv or;r;on deIivered on
49, Oh h.I5 thot M.se-s Snr;noer and
Ahgore, the new 1uoges Oh the inoian
territory' must wait ZOE 1neir saia,, les
I'll tneir nominasioa arc connr ileu "
Inc SENATE
~ .-.-:. $50. v;.r. 80.
..ssta,,I1 I.r,ch.d - Sa,th.mn.
snccess.uuy ~, iauII N CO. $500 S rHHnp,
T; r. .nd other nrom;nsnt Amer.
1Sans were on oca Inc wnarses
AionR 1ne wAeer iron' were cro"ueu
Win SPECTATORS.
IT ia understood from unouestioned
sonrces that the treaty between Great
Britain and the United States under
which a settlement may be had of the
claims of the Canadian sealers against
hefore nert antnmn.
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PosrMAsTER-GENERA WILSON stated,
on the 18th. that the sales of stamps
for the last quarter of 1894 amounted
to SIS, 4O5. 81. which was the largest in
the history of the government for q
like period. He considered this ba-
ness.
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n M.n " :. a.. III
/. An navane, ~ "as s".o on s.o I.'n.
Aau zen pus Al !"u VI sueP's'on "
sy"p.1nizlnR Win tne .uoan reVoiu'
.ionists' nines ana car sriaRes oelong,
ing 70 enS opanlsn eovslnmens nao
ceea secEesiy 1enoseo anu .ufneo oSef
~ - Hn.y epye % ~ =. s w.
1aAI w. op ~ M H ~.
VI sslAAs on 'ne ,sn S 20 ~
PfoPooeo W pay sne oiu "auue 800
anu new men %. 20 PCT oay' Ane ssr.Ae
was LOT SS.oV per oay ra1e Inc
ef,.els "ere e"Pioye0 AZ VAC
making oepaFtment
!,
Iantic mills at OineyvhIe, h. l., went
TO work, on the 11tn, antenolng, ac-
cording to programme, 70 LABOR nIteen
minutes and then go out on strlKe'
they found signs posted on the gates
notifying them that the mills would
be closed until further notice.
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/ THE Dominion government has for
warded to Great Britain a strong pro-
United States to prohibit sealing in
Behrinp sea. and to extend the Paris
regn1ations as tn the close season and
use of firearms over the entire waters
north of the thirty-fifth parallel of
latitude.
A REPORT from Hiroshima. dated the
10th .ays that r; Huno CHANG the
Chinese neace envov- frankly admits
the wealtness d;snlaved bv China and
h,,t a. ~. 60 H.. - th;ai,s +h.t
the defeat ~ ch;n. r,;II .dv.nee the
cause of c;v;l;zat;on IN the east ard
is therefore. NOT .ltopetber to be re-
oretted.
A prspArcH from Ruda-Pestb ON the
9th. said the affiuents of the danube
had oyerfiowed their hanks in the
south of Hungary. The streets nj
nanv towns were snbrer,aa ord the