Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-09

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! serious. not is Soy anxious, concern.
However sinah the chances may seem
to be Tor tho 1s 70 1 advocate being
elected TO throw the country on the sll-
yer basis. Il 10 thought ~ rnariiy ~ not
beyond the range of possibility that
such may be the result. The election
has no terrors for Wall street beyond
what may center In that remote posi-
billy: and, no matter how low the pos
siblltty may be rated, 1t is supremely
serious In It's nature and potentialities
for evil that the supporters of the great
financial interests may be expected to
postpone their purposes until that un-
certainty has been disposed Of In view
OF this fact, and despite the probabill-
~ OF the sound money candidate being
elected, there is little chance for re-
viyal In Wall street interests until after
the day OF election; for who is likely to
buy for either speculation or investment
on large scale In the face of the pos
sibility that the result of the election
may overwhelm the whole country in
panic a short month hence.
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poll of a business house in New.
York showed thirty-eight for Mckinley,
three for Bryan and three democrats
who will go fishing on election day.
Thus the latter will emulate the two
great virtues Of Cleveland prudent si-
ience and quiet worship at the shrine Of
the hook.
II develops that nine people were
killed in the tornado at Biwabik, Mimi.
Saturday last.
Statehood has been made the rally
ing cry Of both parties in Arizona. Its
population in 1890 was $500, as against
1851 in the state of Nevada. Arizona
has made more progress than Nevada
IN recent years.
Thus far in 1900 Australia has sent
81, $50. 900 more gold to England than it
sent in the same part Of 1899.
The special commissioners appointed
by the governments of Nicaragua and
Honduras to fix the boundary between
the two states. matter long in dis
pute, have concluded their work amica-
bly,, the result being satisfactory to both
governments.
The assault upon Governor Roosevelt
lat Victor. Col, by Bryanites wa. bad
enough. but the abuse heaped upon him
at church door by young ruffians in
Chicago, Sunday last. was a viler stain
upon freedom of action in our republic.
AS he was leaving the church door at
the close of service he was set upon
by a mob OF newsboys who were selling
the most rabid exponent of Organism
the Chicago American. He was called
all the vile names known to the news
boys fertile vocabulary on the very
threshold Of the church and only es-
capped further flashing by being thrust
into carriage and hurried away. The
incident was the subject of discussion
and angry comment turnout the city.
The only German paper in Kansas has
bolted Bryan and denounced the cry OF
imperialism. 1t can not be deceived by
such chan.
The St. Louis Globe Democrat
claims that Mckinley is sure OF 1893
electoral votes, as against liz for
Bryan necessary to choice, 22D. II
comedies that Colorado, Kentucky,
Missouri, Nebraska, with AZ votes. are
in doubt, their votes not being counted
in the above totals.
The department Of agriculture and
commerce of Japan predicts a splendid
rice crop this year. The average crop
lis 1874. s34,290 bushels.
"A Missouri farmer has gone into the
business of raising quail. He says the
birds are more easily handled than
chickens. and far more profitable.
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