The morning call., 1894-07-20
THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

If the Pullman boycott should keep the
sleeping coaches and parlor.cars out of the
passenger service OF the railways, the aeeling
public will discover how greatly the Pullman
monopoly has interfered with the development
and Improvement of railroad-car service. The
ordinary day coach to-day is not a whit more
comfortable than the ones In use twenty-five
years ago.-Chcago Times.
Herr Most is talking in his most CORY manner
since the murder of Carnot. He is glad the
thing was done, and highly recommends the
knife as weapon Of anarchy. This would be
a good time TO drag that mischievous Draggart
again from under the bed and put him In jail
Boston Journal.
Montgomery Schuyler's article In one of the
magazines on "The q governments Failure as a
Builder" must have been written after an in
spection OF the Chicago Postofhce building,
which is perhaps the finest exempllfcation Of
the subject in the country.-Chicago Herald.
II the POstmaster-Geueral could only taboo
former candidates for postmssterships as well
as postmasters themselves from participating
in political conventions as delegates Democratic
conventions this year might possibly consist of
representative men.-Omaha Bee
Horace White, who was with Lincoln and
Douglas in their joint debates, tells Kate Field
that Douglas intellectual gifts equaed Lin
coins. but that Ltncoln's moral superiority
dwarfed that of DougIas.-St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
The skill with which the National League of
Republican Clubs eyaded the woman suffrage
question shows that married men the world
over are pretty much the same. None but Idiots
and madmen kick hornets nesls.-Pittsburg
Dispatch.
The Duke of Pullman is said to wear chin
whisg ers which have a confident and prosper
Gus air. The wind is now blowing through
them for the first time but the cyclone includes
everybody else in its circuit.-St. Louis Re-
public.
Senator PETER would abolish both legislative
branches OF the nation and have the Govern
ment conducted by one man from each State.
Why not have 4. conducted by one man, and
that man from Kansas?-Indianapol News.
Patriotism is deadly foe OF anarchy. The
cowardly slaughter Of their chosen ruler will
fercely inf1ame the national spirit of the French.
1t looks as If these murderous miscreants had
made fatal blunder.-BostOn Herald.
The Endorsement OF Mr.. Cleveland's admins
traton by the recent State Democratic Conven.
tion reminds one of the cry Of the gladiators Of
ancient Rome: "We who are about to die salute
thee, CBsar."-DetrOt Journal.
When Hill voted against the tariff bill he
simply declined 10 share the responsibility for
the tremendous defeat that his party is certain
to encounter IN The fall eectons.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
At last they have actually found out some
thing about an honest man on the New York
police force. 1t deserves to be explained, how
ever, that the man is now dead.-New York
Journal
Governor Waite and Governor Altged are
unsparing OF their wind. The misfortune is
that it is of the sort that In a critical situation
brings on The whirwind-Albany Press.
The Presidential election does not come until
two years from next November. SO let us keep
cool through the present summer by not think
ing about It-Philadelphia lem.
What's the matter with the English sparrow?
A New Jersey entomooglst says they are keep
ing the locust plague in check OUT there.-Star
Sayings.
where" asks the Sun, "has all this enor-
nous tribute gone? Where, indeed, oh, where?
New York Recorder.
A throne is an uncomfortable seat. good
rocking, chair beats 1t all hollow.-Galvesto
News