The morning call., 1894-09-16

Hippolyie's bIoodthirsty spirit is uppermost
as Is evidenced by the recent slaughter Of sew
eral men who are alleged to have cousDired his
overthrow. There are few rulers living who
have the blood Of more fellow-men on their
hands than this ferOcious President OF a near
by nominal republic.-PhiladeIphia Ledger.
Notwithstanding the notoriety and damage
which he has brought upon their State. the
Colorado POpulists nominated Governor Waite
for another term on a platform which approves
all his wild vagaries. 1t does not seem possible
that the people of Colorado will be so blind to
their own interests as to re-elect their crank
Governor.-New York Mail and Express
That Mr.. Wilson will be returned 10 Congress
TO complete his work does not admit OF a doubt.
Wheeling Register.
What work? Pretending to be for revenue
tariff and then framing bill that Is both pro-
tectiOnis' and Populist? That is what he has
done so far. He has proved himself deluder
OF puTeSt ray seTene.-New York sun.
Actress Mccall of New York is suing The son
of Ward McAllister for breach OF promise. The
lady has already been twice mlrried, one hus-
band having died and the other having divorced
her, but she is willing to tie up 20 third ex-
perience in the hopes of a theater patronage by
the cream of The Four Hundred.-St. Louis Star
Sayings.
"Papa" Holman OF Indiana will not agree to
joint debate with Mr.. Gregg. his Populist
opponent for reelection, because he says they
both hold the same views on silver coinage at a
16 TO l ratio, and that would be the only ques-
lion to be debated. Another case OF nothing
to arbitrate."-Chica Times.
A fashion note in a New York newspaper
says THAT small bird effects are preferred,
whether they are quiet in color or brilliantly
cheerful" "a large cold bottle and a small hot
bird" are believed by some people to make a
very brilliantly cheerful effect-Philadeph
Inquirer.
Every good woman can and does look after
herself" says one of Colonel Breckinrdge's
friends. III This is authentic depressing re-
sponslbility will be lifted from husbands,
brothers and fathers along the line OF the
colOnePs travels.-St Louis Republic.
AS part Of the tariff bill Congress passed
what its champions boast is 1.-THE most stringent
law against trusts ever enacted in this cOun-
try"
Why not begin by trying it on the sugar
trust?-New YORK Herald.
American interests in Samoa will henceforth
have TO depend upon foreign powers for protec-
lion. this Government having practically aban-
doned its rghs and duties in those Islands.
But af er the Hawaiian infamy this is not sur
prising.-New York Press.
No wood block pavement for New York, says
Mayor GilrOy. or course not. The Barber
asphalt is The one thing that can stand the ell
mate. the wear and tear of the big trucks and
The Tammany "divvy!"-New York Advertiser.
The pantata who says he got it by saving 1t
out OF his salary may be deficient In some
things, but he certainly has sense OF humOr
and knows how TO relieve strained situation
by timely jOKe.-New York World.
Has the sugar trust yet made out its check
for the Democratic campaign fund pantatas?
If not IL is about time. They will be around
soon demanding the price OF protection.-New
YORK Recorder.
Nevada is a rotten borough now, sure enough
Both or its United States Senators are Popu-
lists. On this point the Democratic and Replb.
lican parties are agreed-Cbicago Herald.
OaIhs are common even where love is false
but false oaths are likely TO prove true love,
when some folks swear 10 their money income
under the new tax.-Philadelphia Times.
With our Phoebe Couzins assisting in Colo
RADIO politics things ought 10 come around
about right over there.-St Louis Post. Dis
patch.
II would be a good thing IL Mr.. Wilson should
like the free-trade methods of England so much
that he would settle down and stay there
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Cleveland can serve his party best in the
present campaign by not writing any moro
letters.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.