The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-11

butchers VINO slaughtered retired racers, has
ascertained that there Is no law to stop them
or to prevent people from eating horse meat.
Chicago grows more Partisan steadily.-Phii a.
delphia Public Ledger.
Once more DR.. Parkhurst Is to be congratu-
lated. Not only has he induced Superintend-
ent Byrnes 10 do his whole duty In defiance OF
the hampering orders OF the elder Commission.
ers. bur he has set the board by the ears. The
more they quarrel the less protection will be
given TO criminals. York Advertiser.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt has returned and
temporarily taken up her residence at New
port The whereabouts of Willie X. Is not
stated In the dispatch, but the presumption is
that lie is still kicking the glass shades of
Partisan handelers.-Chicago Times.
The utterances OF the New York Evening
Post and The New York Times make it clear
that the Independents of New York will not
support Hill for Governor. and that the Cleve-
land Democrats will witness his defeat with
perfect compOsure.-B0stOn Journal.
In burst OF enthusiasm the editor of the
hich Hill (Mo.) Enterprise declares that est.
Louis bids fair TO preside as the empress OF the
known world" VIII somebody be kind enough
TO send out the first prizs to this discriminating
edltor?-St. Louis Republic.
The declaration of a returned explorer that
mo Arctic expedition can ever succeed With a
woman along to hamper it'' is important. The
polls, rather than tn poles. appear TO offer to
woman her opportunity for further power.-St.
Louis Post Dispatch.
Secretary Morton is telling over in England
that "he people OF America have finally said
adieu to the protective SYSTEM" This Is an
Interpretation of the recent elections that has
not occurred to anybody else.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Carnegie's works at Braddock, Pa, have been
compelled 10 give notice of reduction In the
wage scale. This is not a development of ill.,
dustriai tyranny resulting from protection;
rather the reverse.-New York Recorder.
Pittsburg subscribed about $4,000 more
than the Grand Army of the Republic encam p.
ment cost and doesn't know what to do with
the surplus. Might build monument TO its
own liberality.-Detroit Journal.
IL was Chinese Gordon who said that "the
stomach rules the world" Mr. Wilson's tariff
speech In London was evidently more due TO
stomachic cOntentment ;han to anything else.-
st. Louis Star Sayings.
Don Dickinson must have forgot to wind up
his cuckoo clock before lie left Michigan for
the East recently. The silver plank in the
Michigan Democratic platform Is suspicious
St. Louis Rep9bllc.
A Missouri man is now on his way to New
York to get new jaw.-Ceveland Leader.
Isn't there trouble enough here now? Why
can't Champ Clark stay at home ?-Ne W York
Sun.
Chicago Is talking about aunexing the
asteroid that was recently named after her. but
hesi.ates only FOR fear the expense of lighting
the new suburb might be too great.-Omana
Bee.
Regardl ess OF who is elected or who is de-.
feated, we must have reform in the m unicipal
affairs of New York. We are bossed too much
and robbed too much.-New York World.
Corbett's counsel to Fitzsimmons 20 com.
mence at The bottom and fight his way up to
dramatic attitudes may be worth following
Pittsburg Press.
The center OF the United States Is IN Kansas.
That Is why Bill Mckinley and Tom Reed are
making for this State simultaneously.-Tope
journal.
We congratulate the students OF Princeton
on their resolution 10 abolish the barbarOus
custom Of hazing. New York Mail aud Elk.
press.
When the women join DR.. Parkhurst the
question for every chivalrous voter shall be
1.-THE Lady or the Tiger New York Press.