Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-06
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pealed to their associates to stand by
the rules Of the house, which provide
againsS iil3sEing new legislation in APP
prof.: alls. For a time it looked
squat! &c exposition, but the Mis-
souri, d esiion quietly made an ap-
peal to this illinois members to help
them out OF their dilemma. The Mis-
sourians and Illinoisans went to worls
with a will to secure enough votes to
agree to the appropriation. How sue
ccssful they We're is shown by the vote,
which was 127 to 10 in favor OF the ex-
position Every member from Illinois
except Mr.. Cannon voted for the ap-
propriation.
The total appropriations by congress
will approximate s70O,o0O.000. 1t is not
quite billion dollar effort.
I'VE couldn't let go of the Philippines
now If we wanted to-" said Gen. Otis.
THE Instruction has been over for
several months, and there is no danger
of another rebellion, for the simple rea-
son that the rebel army l,as been scat
tered and all the leading rebels killed
or captured. The so-called Filipino
government has ceased to exist for a
long time This ought TO be consid-
cred good testimony. coming as it does
from an official who is in position to
know what he is talking about.
Mrs. John Sherman whose death was
announced yesterday, was 72 and the
victim of the third stroke of paralysis.
Her venerable husband survives her. in
feeble health, but no children but those
adopted.
AS far as returns are received, the
Oregon election contributes the first re-
publican gun to the campaign, carrying
the state ticket from 5'oOOto 5000 plu-
raltN and electing the two congress
men to which the state is entitled. 1t
confirms the general impression that
this is a Mckinley year.
General passenger agents Of the west
ern railroads Will meet in New York
Thursday To consider ways and means
for Strengthening the Immigrant rate
agreement. 1t is predicted that immi-
grafton to this country this year will be
greater than ever before, and no less
than 100000 are expected TO arrive IN
New York and other Atlantic ports be-
= 7 4 -
rates Will 60 TO pieces unless the Cam
adian Pacific and Soc lines can be in
duced To join the immigrant clearing
house. which is being maintained in
New York by the western roads.
June roses, June brides and June
graduates form the three graces of the
loveliest month of the year.
a check for 81. 564 .4l4.44 drawn on the
National Bank of Commerce of New
York inpart payment of Third Avenue
railroad bonds, by Kuhn, Loeb & Co,
the purchasers. is said TO be the largest
transaction.
Political debate will now be trans
ferred from congress tothe stump.
The conservative democrats who de-
sire to drop the 1G to ratio have
reached the old republican camping
ground Of -'bimetallism. The rerub-
aeah7 - ~ nov : - 'l'ea p'i'iseeaiilsill,
Tor every Gay ana every year great
piles of silver are coined to supply the
people with money, but s all made sta
bic by being firmly based upon the gold
standard
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