The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-13
THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

They 90 these things better in France" The
trial of anarchist Santo for the murder OF
President Carnot has begun at Lyons. There
Is a promptness about this that is novel to
Americans. AS Santo pleaded guilty there is
likely TO be qulckness about the trial which will
bring TO him penalty and its execution IN short
order Society's safety demands that there be
no parleyng with crime of this kind.-Indian-
apOis News.
Senator Aliens bill to prevent Federal courts
from interfering with the execution of State
laws is doubtless prompted by an honest and
patriotic purpose. but what is really needed Is
a law to prevent State courts from interfering
with the execution of Federal laws. Obviously
Allen has got the cart before the horse.-New
York Press.
Russell Sage takes the trouble to deny the re-
port that he is about to give away $4,000, 900
in charity. 1t is quite apparent that the ven
cradle Mr.. Sage cannot comprehend the nature
of joke. Not that he hasn't got S30,00O,000
end good deal more, but that he should think
OF letting go Of it until he has itoi-BoSton
journal
The Chinese seem 10 have a fondness for
yellow jackets When an American sees yell
low jacket he gives it a wide berth because he
has no desire TO become intimate with ii. The
business end of Chinese yellow jacket is
probably not so hot as the same part OF an
American yellow jacket.-Brooklyn Eagle.
or course, when Hoke Smith Of Georgia re-
fers TO Cleveland as "the brainiest, the nobest
President since Andrew Jackson" we take it
that geographical limitations make it unwise
for him to recall either Lincoln or Grant-New
York Mall and Express.
The Chicago Alderman who voted to grant a
franchise without reading the ordinance should
take d lesson from the Omaha Councilman who
refused to vote for the confirmation of a man
because he was not acquainted with him.
Omaha Bee.
The necessities OF the hour demand that the
great industries Of the country soon resume
business on the ground floor. Professor James
j. Corbett is with US once more and the pro.
lessor must be kept.-PItsburg Dispatch.
A woman has been arrested for going into
the surf at Atlantic City In a street dress
There eau be no living pictures arrayed in
that manner, and living pictures is what Al
lantic City lives for.-Pittsburg Press.
Any man who refuses TO read the constitution
under which the American people are now lv-
ing and devotes himself to the constitution OF
1886 is liable TO stumble over his own blum.
dcrs.-GalvesTon News.
After having deserted tne army C0Xey asks
Congress to feed the Washington contingent
until supplies come from the West. The gall
OF that man is bigger than his heart.-Detroit
journal.
a. Italy has decided 10 send anarchists to an
Island in the Red sea and VIII take the risk OF
the waves rolling apart TO give them roadway
10 the mainland.-St Louis Globe Democrat
Senators Camden, Quay, Mcpherson, Smith
and Brice have all been at The sugar-b bowl, and,
| whtewash or no whltewash. they all know that
everybody knows it.-New York World.
! The Republican plan OF not commencing the
| campaign until September when 1t is cooler,
may or may not be good politics, but 1t Is
| mighty good sense.-Topeka journal,
Senator Hill vindicates the President by i'm.
peachng his party. The operation is like saw
! ing tumor by ampu ating the person TO whom
it was attached.-New York Tribune.
| When the question OF raw material Is up the
Populist party begins to dodge. just as if il
were Immediately lnterested.-Fort Worth
Gazette.
free trade, but he has not word TO say about
those armOrplate frauds.-New York Recorder.
1t must be a great grief to the London papers
that the Chicago strike has been settled with
out disrupting the republc.-Boston Journal.
Frances new President does not use tobacco
but he proposes to make the anarchists smoke.
Atlantic Journal.