The morning call., 1894-11-25

way TO divorce The police from politics is to
elect man Mayor who IS mol politician, and
VINO DOESN'T want to be one.-Chicago Times.
Lord Rosebery is using Scripture quotations
In his political addresses; and the Tory preach
ers will follow at once with certain declara-
tfoD by high authority that thu same gift and
practice belongs to certain persoDage rarely
named 10 ears polite. Scripture. however, Will
not reform The House OF Lords nor carry gen.
eral electon.-Chieago Herald.
The New York physicians who are anxious
to revive persons killed by electricity DO not
need TO walt for officially electrocuted subjects
for their experiments. Persons are being acci-
dentally eectrocuted in that city almost daily.
and if the resnscitative theories be worth test
ing at all cases of his class should be the first
TO claim tEelr Observation-Disclosures Record
The decision of Judge Cole, that the New
YORK brokers who refused to answer the Ques-
tions OF the Senate sugar investigating COM
mIttee must stand trial, applies equally to the
sugar magnates, Messrs. Havemeyer and
Searles. II would seem that we are not to see
the end of this thing as soon as expected. -
Boston Journal.
Admiral Ito, who commanded the Japanese
fleet In the naval battle at Yalu, is reported as
saying that he Is convinced that speed Is the
first thing TO be looked for in warship, and
that for squadron fighting ironclads are vital.
Ii speed be such an essential quality then our
navy must have fighting efticiency.-P
phia Inquirer.
battle between the Japanese and the Chi.
nese telegraph operators would be Of benefit to
newspaper readers all over the world. We
might get The truth il one side alone handled
matters, whereas the present oscillation be-
tween the two is distressing.-St bouis Star
Sayings.
The report OF "the great horse show" in New
YORK Id the leading dailies gives half column
TO The horses and TWO columns TO the fine
gowns and gossip about the fashionable people
who were there. The horses seems 10 have
been only side show.-Cbicago Inter Ocean.
1.-THE Pullman Palace Car Company goes right
along paying its quarterly dividend of per
cent with Its accustomed regularity, regardless
OF the hard times or the great strike last sum-
mer. The poor stockholders must be cared for
though the workmen starve.-Topeka Journal.
Mr. CleVeland'S eneIgi s are now engaged
with his message, but lie may yet find time to
tell Olney that he must either enforce the anti
monopoly law or get out OF an anti-mOnopoly
Cabinet-New York World.
There is still session Of Congress before the
tidal wave takes its seat. Mr.. 81 Gilman will,
Their efore, have a chance 10 file bill of eXcep-
tiOns.-Memphis Avalanche.
And thus IL may be, forever and aye; applaud
US If we win; console us if we fall; but let US
pass on-for Gods sakel-let US pass onl-
Louisville Colrier-JOurnal.
First smallpox, then diphtheria, then Herr
Most. The Board OF Health had enougtPto do
before this last plague struck Detrolt.-Detroit
Journal.
Mrs. Kock, who expected 10 win hands down
In her run for the Legislature In Colorado, has
stopped short, never 10 90 again.-Philadelph
Ledger.
The people of Kansas have given the best OF
reasons why the mortgages on sheir farms
should not be fOreclosed.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
More factories more people, more capital
these are 10 be the slogans in Texas for the
next five years.-Fort Worth Gazette.
What injury has Adlai Stevenson done Brice
tna Brice should undertake his Presidential
boomng?-St. Louis POst-Dspatch.
Chicago first, last aud all the Iime," would
be a good motto with America substit ted for
Chicago.-Syracuse Standard.