The critic., 1891-01-30

When ont OF the West came Senator Vest
And gave our Donald away.
No one has attempted to reconcile the
differences between DR.. Jekyl Hoar who
writes for the YoutNS Companion, and Mr..
Hyde Hoar, who prefers that the
United States Senate cease to be q deliber-
ative body.-Chicdgo Ne,cs.
Lost strayed, or stolen, possibly mislaid
by design-the views of Grover Cleveland
on the silver question. York TIT
6une.
Ex-President Cleveland is interesting
himself in forestry. He'll be wanting 10
take to the woods before long Chicago
Inter Ocean.
The only physician in the next United
States Senate will be DIR. Gallingcr of New
Hampshire, although that body has
needed much ,purging for long time
New York World.
Vice-President Morton's success in keep
ing temperance hotel has endeared him
to the country; bu. how long will his
popularity last IL he is to take sides with
the disturbers at Observation-Disclosures
journal.
Mr.. PETER, the prospective Kansas Sem
ator, will at least have the distinction of
being the pOssessor of the champion
beard in the American house of lords.
Compared to ingalls, hirsute adornment
IL is simply immense. The only fear is
that so FAR as intellectual development is
concerned the relative proportions arc
reversed. Chicago NeIcs.
The Chicago Journal remarks that
there is something almost pathetic in
the sight of Mr.. ingalls,, the brightest
orator of the Senate, hanging about To.
| peka with two-days' growth of beard
on his chin, his collar in a state of col
| lapse and his hair besprinkled with hay
seed" But the farmers of Kansas are
| birds which cannot be caught with chat
| or even hayseed in the Ingalls, trap Gin
| ciHadG tOnni6ycidl Gazette.
Attorney-Gener Miller is clearly right
| both in law and in common sense in the
ground he takes with respect to the Ca
| madam appeal to our Supreme Court in
| the Bering Sea matter.--Now York World,
"Mr Hill will have to walk gingerly
when ho gets in the Senate" said the Re
| publican.
YES" returned the Democrat. ''Hc
might step ON some of your Senatorial in
sects and wipe out the majority. Wed
| fo,k HeiGM
With an obstinacy peculiarly its own,
| the public, the huge, Grass public, that is
to be led into the musical paths of sweet
ness and light next season, persisted in
| its interim of ignorance in filling tho
Metropolitan Opera-lIouse last night at
the first performance this season of
"SicgfTied.n The house was literally full
to overilowing, demonstrating most forci
bly, the attraction which WagnePs ideal
lied fairy tale still possesses for lovers OF
the musical drama --Neg York Tribune.
Advertise Texas is standing lin,
scattered through the columns of the For
Worth Gazette. Roger q. Mills is obey
ing the injunction in his own sweet way
but IL he is to be taken as sample o.
Texas products It would be well 10 rounC
him up in the Pan Handle and put {
barbed.wiro fence around him.-hHae
dpolis Tribune,
Mr.. John Armstrong Chanler is meet
ing with success in promoting his plan Il
advance tho interests of art by providing
funds for the education Of deserving ar
students. The plan is a practical one, anl
has received approval from high authori
ties, Mr.. Chanler has interested many
people here in his praiseworhy undorIalS
ing and will shortly visit Boston, Chioag
and other cities In order to arouse thei
public-spiritcd citizens 10 the importanc
Of the work which he has at heart Ne
York Ifibmc