The sun., 1895-02-03
QUESTIONS ny sun READERS.

ShPhh IN ut NVFtah "aas ahN ho
The treaty Of TlsnTsin made In 1895 by China and
japan In 1874. In December, there had been up
risne In Seoul the capital Of Corea fomcned by the
Chinese; and in II many Japanese residents were
murdered and the japanese Legation burned. ny the
treaty OF Ten.Tsin Corea was compelled 20 pay
indemnity 20 Japan, the Chinese ofcers were TO be
punished. and both China and Japan were to with.
draw their troops neither TO send them thther
again without preliminary notice TO the other. The
two powers had long been at odds over Corca China
claiming suzeranty over the country, but allowing
Corea to make treaties, &C., as an independent
power. and Japan refusing to recognise Chlnas
claim. In May. 1894 China. without notice,
sent troops into Corea TO put down a peasant
revolt. Japan promptly sent larger force, and
took possession of Seoul. In July Japan proposed
certain reforms the ultimate result OF which would
have been to weaken the influence Of the Chinese
faction OF the Corean Government China refused to
cooperate in bringing about the reforms 40 long
the japanese troops remained in Corea. Japan then
decided to carry them out alone. They called for
thorough changes in the civil administration in tho
laws in education in the military system, and for the
commercial development OF the resources OF the
country. on July 23 the King OF Corea accepted the
japanese proposals and declared himself independent
OF China; and Aug. go Corea and Japan made
treaty to last during the ChincseJapanese war, Of
alliance and mutual support on Aug. Japan de-
ciarcd war China for tho reason that the atters
course in corea menaced Japan well the per.
mhnent peace ana prosperity OF tne East Inc Inneso
declared that Japan had broken treatiea
l, If my residence is in New Jersey, bu, make my
come tax 3. win the Internal revenue collector ad
sps q II hs tax daily y sad to @ a
which to make returnsl or 1. to send for blanks
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r the od Sn Ssves re 6. law m s
doubt by March OF and one does not make returns
hG T t9' Of % fSn be be
fore July and the law Is su6se9nsny declared un-
constitutional 'n' money p'' '''0fSl1Sf Dall2 RrADrn
I. In New Jersey. 3. We don't know. He hasn't sd-
vertised yet far know Ignorance OF the law
excuses no one" it's your business TO fnd out about
getting the blanks &C. Goto the once of the collector
OF the district in which you ive send to him. ..
to the collector nd out the limits OF his district
and IL they include your residence. We suppose
Pay the tax under protest. g. Yes by suit against
the collector.
l. Did nCs the Hon Patrick Henry utter t the word.
dent Adams ever make use Of the same sentence 3.
Ss hs sa % SonS % the a.
liabilities, stock Of insolyent firmi Has the plat
advocating national marriage lawr CHxToS.
l. It was Mr. Patrick Henry who uttered these words
2. We shouldn't wonder but Col. Henry said them
nrst B. It IL intended to cover everything that may
como into the receivers hands. 4. We haven't the
time hunt up all the platforms We don't find that
either of the great parties has advocated such
law; but some Of the toadstool parties may have
n person is sentenced to the penitentiary for
year on two sentenees ot hs onns eacn, aoes ne re-
yiorp my " " IL W o'D
The laws of this State provide that the sentences
under which convict is imprisoned shall be consid
,or sood behavior. 40 tbs nr,son.r n
tn. % case would get two months eommutation, a. on
. sentence for one year.
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ana bring in incoming vessels possible to become
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Kindly .,ate when and at what ape the son of tho
Hon. Leland Stanford OF California died' C.M
Leland Stanford. Jr. died either late in 1884 or
early in 1855 in Florence Italy He was about fifteen
We don't know anything more about him; probably
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Have the United State, senator, a r,sh, b, law to
AID the PRESIDENT IN seiectns MS Caonet' DE- ID.
Yes. Tho members OF the Cabinet hold ONCE
BY laws based on the second clause paragraph /,
section e. article II. OF the Constitution Of the
United States The President may require tho
opinion in writing of the principal oficer
in each Of the executive departments upon
any subject relating to the duties OF their respective
nominate. and by and with the advice and of
the Senate shall appoint all other officers of
the United States whose appointments herein
provided for, and which shall be established by law"
So the Senate has the right az we'll as the duty TO act
In the matter of Cabinet appointments.
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Wales in the United states and canada during his
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