The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-03
THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

The Newspaper Workers Guild. a free press
club which is 10 be established by the City Pas
tors Association OF New York, with view to
evaugelizing the newspaper men of that city.
Will be watched with interest. II will be joy
full sight TO see Mr.. Dana expoundng the scrip
ture text for the day 10 an audience OF cody
reporters. while Mr.. Reid leacs the singing and
MIR. Pulitzer takes up the colection.-Chcago
Herald.
Admiral BeDham, who made his mark at Rio,
is on bis way TO Buefelds. where American in
terests will be entirely safe under he protec-
tion OF the San Francisco's guns, though 1t is
still TOO early 10 assume that there will be the
slightest occasion 10 fire a shot at any stern
post in those waters.-Pbiladelph Record.
The proposition 10 change the basis OF repre-
sentation at national Republican conventions,
so as to recognize the size of the Republican
vote IN allottng delegates, is In accordance
with sound sense, and the sooner the reform is
accomplished the beIter.-Boston Journal.
President McKelvey of the central board said
there are so many methods OF teaching IN the
public schools that children were liable 10 de-
velop wheels In their b. ads. But then the
book agents must be encouraged, however
much the children suffer.-Pittsburg Press.
The reelection of Alfred Dodge as president
OF the village of Dolgeville. in this State, in
spite OF tho earnest opposition of the tariff
reformers, was great and well-earned victory
for an eloquent and undetermined protecti0nlst.
New York Mall and Express
Prince Loos-Cooswarem has just been ar
rested In Brussels for swindling susceptible
widow out Of her wealth The only wonder In
y IL 90 flaF fhn nyral otufn dlar
rested.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Now comes the Women's Christian Temper
anee Union Of New York and allows that the
corset Is as big a curse 10 woman as rum is To
man. They both frequently make their victims
very tight.-Boston Herald.
IT, as 1t is limited. Madeline Pollard's suit has
been egged on aud its expenses paid by politi
cal nrmies of Colonel Breckenridge il looks as
IL they were getting full value for their money
New YORK Recorder.
Lord Rosebery wants to have England recon-
ciled 10 home rule. Ii Bill Astor keeps on
trying 10 run her Government 1t Will not take
long TO bring her around TO list. Louis Re-
public.
w. II. ii. Miller was not a good Attorney
General, but he did not furnish opposing coun-
sci with arguments In eases involving the Gov
ernmenrs interests.-St. Louis Post DlspaI Oh.
They are getting drunk In New Jersey on
drugstore paregOric. Take back seat, Miss
Evanston. The best you could do was stomach
bitters.-Chicago Times.
Mr.. Stevenson, by far the longest wlnded
novelist CD earth, has given a ball at Samoa,
and 1t doubtless had after-the-ball attach
Washington Times.
The latest answer to the oft-repeated boast.
''Pm a Kentucky gentleman, sah," is ;'then
your name is not Breckinridge."-S Louis Star
Sayings.
Texas never does anything By halves. Even
ton TO the size Of the State.-Pittsburg Dis
patch.
The "professlonar' Juror should GO. That a
man seeks place on q Jury should be sufii-
Client ground for Observation-Disclosures anapolis
News.
Labouchere will let up on the lords for year
or two, but they know their fate Is merely post
poned and not acknowledgements.
Brocken has discovered that while Justice
has leaden heel she arrives at last and carries
paddle In her hand.-New York World.
No matter what becomes of Delaware's
peaches, Louisiana is satisfied with preserving
its sugar plums.-Philadelphi Times.