The morning call., 1894-08-14

fusal TO recognize the new Government that
she will not pay her taxes. which amount to
$50. The result IS that she is being proceeded
against legally, and that her property Will be
levied upon. 1t will be In order now for this
col0red wash lady to ask the United States to
help her out OF the dificulty.-P In
quirer.
The suit OF the United States against the
Southern Pacific Railroad which was supposed
TO be the beginning Of a sytematic effort TO
press the Government claims against the Pa
cific roads. has BEEN dismissed by order OF
Attorney General Olney. Mr.. Olney is cer-
tainly earning one of his salaries, but 1t isn't
the one the people pay him.-Philadelphia
Times.
Editor Stead processes to be cast down In
spirit at the condition of affairs in the United
States, ana his groans as he eontemplates the
future OF the country are sufficiently mournful
to raise the suspicion that he has not yet re-
ceived the expected profits from the sale OF his
book.-Chicago Herald.
This Is another reason why it would be we'll
to have strong naval force in Asiatic waters.
The practical operations OF one war are worth
1000 months OF merely perfunctory peace drill.
and the closer our ships are TO the fighting
nayies the better experience our officers will
get.-New York Herald.
When the assassin of Carnot was a baker in
the French town of Cette, he said one day 10
his companions: 1.-THE PRESIDENT Well. L
have condemned him." and these words were
true. The anarchist Is judge, jury ana execu-
toner, and he challenges society TO put him
doWn.-St. Louis Globe Democrat
We can't believe that either the Hon.
Matthew Z. Butler or Captain Ben Tillman Is a
candidate for Senator In Congress from South
Carolina. Judging from the language which
these inf1amed statesmen use they are trying
to see which of them deserves the hoodlum
medal.-New York Sun.
The work OF the sugar bribery investigating
committee OF the Senate was typical. The only
persons threatened with the rigors OF the law
were two correspondents whose papers had
contained specific evidence that Senators had
been bought by the trust.-Chicago Times.
Here are some sample Tammany mathematics:
Ex-State Senator George PIuRkitt buys plat Of
ground for $4,000, leases iG TO the city for ten
years at $4,000 per year-or 5000 rental for
S14,OO plat. 1t pays to be Tammany
leader.-New York Mall and Express.
We are not prepared to say that We favor the
election of the Senate by direct vote Of the
people, but we are emphatically not in favor OF
the election of another Senate like the present,
by anybody or any way whatever.-St. Louis
StarSaylngs.
An unusual number of foreign actors and
actresses are 10 descend upon our shores this
season. II New York is really afraid of that
"drain OF gold'' they will meet but a cold re-
ception at the sedbOard.-St. Louis Republic
When Hugh Cameron Is elected TO Congress
from Kansas we shall hear no more of PETER.
Mr.. CamerGn's whiskeTs, when let out as far
as they will go, almost reach the ground.-St
Louis Post-Dispatch.
Governor Hogg Of Texas has not yet seeded
from he Unisn. Furthermore, he isn't going
TO do so. He has looked all around the place
and can't find hole in the fence.-New York
Press.
When Messrs. Murphy. Gilroy and Flower
confer ar Saratoga they will 10 well TO conclude
that the only way to bring harmony 10 the front
is to send bOSsism to the rear.-New York
World.
Somebody should give the Chinese sailors
and soldiers the standing COney Island caution
that sit is dangerous TO stay Ia the water longer
than twenty minutes."-New York Recorder.
II it rained harmony in Washington it would
be just the luck of he tariff tnkers to be caught
with nothing but sieve to hold their share of
the shower.-New York Tribune.
Debs is rot In favor of "capitar punishment.
He says: III don't want the POpulist candi-
dacy for Governor of Indiana."-Inter Ocean.
man may be honest and yet be at odds with
the New York; police. There's DR.. Parkhurst,