New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
VIEWS NOTES AT THE CAPITA H.
INCOME TAX RETURNS COMING IN RAP
IDLY.
TIE DEATH OF GARZA-ARREST or Az INSANE
1NCENDIARY-TWo "TRILEY" pOsToFFI'ES
TIE DEBS CASE ~ THE SUPREME

COURT IMPORTANT PRoJEC-
TILE TESTS TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON March 22-rncome tax returns are
nourlnr into the office Of the Commissioner OF IN
ternal Revenue such rate as 10 make '"V
Income Tax Division beehive Of Industry anu az
tlvlty. Clerks from other divisions nave peen W.
tailed TO assist In the work OF properly Classifying
the returns made. These returns, II IS saiu' "'
much more numerous than were calcuiated upon !"
the first estimates submitted to Congress as the
bass for action The estimate then was that 0''V"
corporations and individuals were subject 10 .'e
tax. After the law was passed anu the e9''"'
of the ify-eigh collectors of internal revenue were
COMPLIED 1t was found that they aggregated 4'O,V"
re,urrs from corporatio and ndVidualS ihls
estimate is considered entirely too hsh' ana II t'e
Income tax is paid by 10000 individuals ana cor
turations II Is believed the law VIII nave p'e"
more generally enforced than IL usual with he"
enactment of this kind when first put into opera
,iop According 10 officials at the Treasury De-
nartment neither corporations nor individuals are
holding back in making returns pending me decision
Of the supreme oouft on nv and the COZ
eminent is of course. proceeding on the assumption
that ii then those subject TO Us PROVISIONS are
bound by II and must make their returns Dtlore
April 10 II they hold back to await INC uS S,i
o. or ~" lime between the decision OF the Court and
April Is prove too short TO file al ne returns Iii
be subject to the PENAL n P iE sas S yS to
no ,rce the law IT, on the hand. the tax
ehUid he declared Unconstitutional. the returns
,hem viii have been put only slight trouble For
egn returns and returns from New DIX am o t
coming In rapi..y Although the tax ltsrlt Is no.
due until July l. tits said $D"" mas hlreauS o'e"
paid in
Mr. Morris. United States Consul at Client re-
.or,s that over s19coOoo was raised by the income
TAX IN Germany in ls9i-95. There were @'2o"" tax
payers Including l922 corporations. Oyer IvgW
n@rsons were exempted because their incom. was
Lass
foreign nationality
Lewis Baker the United States Minister to Costa
Ricc has sent to the State Department detailed
account OF the death Of Catar!na CARA the no
torious Mexican revolutionst and outlaw. who was
kilel In an attempt 20 capture the military bar
racks AZ Bocas del Toro. Colombia on March .
Mr. Baker says that CARA for some time past mad
been living in Costa Rica. but recently LETT Llmon
for san Juan del Norto. Nicaragua A. that paer
he gathered around him some thirty u'l' 'hltly
Colombian cNiles. and secured MONEY anu a yuan,
uty OF small arms sailing yessrl vas Gnar t5n
and the party embarked on Mht'H = '".t',s a..
following DAY a. cahuita. Costa Rca. thrtN-hNr
with an American named Reynolds anu n~1l,e'
the arrival ~ Colombian eNil"s from the Ht'iiVt-
costa Rican Government Immediately stopped com
muuiclitou with Port fahultd. ana dlSPh'h'I u
,ionist. the Minister OF war himself going a. far
as LimoL on March CARA received warning 3l
sixtv followers embarked In Two small vessels FOR
Bocas lei Toro. Upon arriving thor thr reyoIH-
Ief.,,rl CARA AMI eleven followers Including
Dr pcreta Castro sGcqnd IN ronmann' %' We're
taken prisoners by the Colombian authorities.
The police arrested a woman giving The name 81
Miss Mary Delaney the iucendary VINO ~
tempted yesterday 20 destroy two 81 the leading
catholic churches In this city by setting III" I"
them with Kerosene According 10 her own STATE
mont she Was born N oshkosh. We. For the hst
twelve wears she has wandered about IN different
cltl"s N"w-Gurk among IN" nunbrt rhiib V, r' -
mixer ana cnn,Asser for fashion masIznrs. She
reached "a-h.nston In me later pIt %, rI nr
but WAS unable 10 secure "mlio}m'nh auI ar
pealed 20 catholic priests for help. Shn mas icy,
unpaid SoAI g'.' bne ,hs E.mere ~hcrr
VA. arrested At the -tation-housr careful eNaH-
DIOR OF Kerosene was found When asksi ab9ut
T. she replied: on that ,nS"y , ~ w.. tIs
rncr" Just 70 worry me TIL" woman i e''de""y
insane.
Numerous petitions from all parti Of the country
hav. been received by the Fourth Assistant Pot
mas,er-Gcnerai requesting that postoniceS about TO
bee established be- named "Trby.' Mr.. Maxwell
has compiled 10y giving tn name OF IN M ,a,nt
heroine IL t~o o IN Scb 1 county. III liz
h,. not Ne, had time - act upon the other r"t-
Hons The officials OF the bureau are rc'snei TO
What they think ,ht inevitable and ar |aiT 4hs
for the names OF Little hl!lcc. id"S' '"'
Lard ana "svengall' to be suggested.
The arrival at the clerks office OF the Supreme
| court to-day OF a bundle OF briefs was the first
~ the uettion Of Eugene V. Debs ct al to be re-
,e,s.l from the effects OF the judgment OF Judge
Woods Is on the docket FOR argument in the 81
49, Court next Monday The brief in question
r.rnts Inc argument In support Of the petitioners
ica and H. signed by :. = Gregory counsel. Lyman
Mon uuI.T sentence by Judge Woods but, is not cx
pected to take part In me "tsumTnt mr. TT's'ng
the case FOR the Government WI be HTeSmtntei NY
snscni Assistant District Attorney who had charge
| - the prosecution of Drbs In Chicago
| pr5varl Klpllng went sightseeing in Washington
| today. He has been here several weeks living
| quietly at private hotel This afternoon h. APP
| pcarcd at the State Department and secured IN"
sssr,.lccs of "A friend an official a guide about
| the state War and Navy buildings. Mr. kiping
inspected Washngton'- sword, a fac-simile lie, copy, 81
| the Declaration of Independence ana the nloh'lS
| " the new war Ves'ris
| Major Mclaughlin. agent Of the Standing Rock
! Indian Agency in North Dakota has been APP
pointed an Indian Inspector. and John Cramsie ap-
| pointed an agent TO MI the vacancy. Major Nc
II Years and has witnessed turbulent scenes. with
sitting Bun and other war chiefs "S par,iIpant,,
that locality. The Secretary has received numerous
letters written at the request Of the Indians. eX-
pressing regret at Major Mcla,Hhin's departure.
The Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians who have
| been in Washington for the las; week with their
agent comforting with the President. the Secretary
Of the Interior and Indian bureau officials. started
| for their reservation in oklahoma to-day. Thes'
| Indians have ABOUT SlWpVD 10 th'r circuit So'iIc
| OF them wanted IA portion OF IL pah, WINE the
| others dld not. After several conferences In the
| matter no conclusion could be reached. 1t Will be
| ief, for the Indians to decide by vote In council.
| Other matters pertaining TO the Improvement OF
their condition settled In regard to increasing
| their stock. adding schools. etc.
| General H. V. Boynton, corresponding secretary
| OF the Society OF the Army Of the Cumberland. has
been authorized by General Rosccrans Its president
| 10 appoint the next annual reunion of the society
| at Chckamauga, Ga. on September Is. the day be-
| fore the dedication of the National Military Park.
| The first batch Of heavy side armor for the bat
| tle-ship Massachusetts has been completed at the
| bethlehem plant, and typical l3-inch Iiar