The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-18

we should like to know what Springer-our
ora friend Springer of IlliDOis-thlnks OF the
taTlH Dill In its present rent and torn and dis
memoered condition. at any rate, he must be
profoundly thankful that It is the Wilson bill
ana not the Springer bill that is undergoing
dIslhtegraiiOn in the Senate thTashing- machine.
New York Tribune
Good sometimes comes out Of apparent evil.
Coxeyism will serve as a danger signal TO
European labor. 1t will probably have the
effect OF restricting immigration naturally, and
as we are not in need Of any more imported
'pauper workmen" from Europe this Coxey i'll
WIND VIII blow somebody gOod.-Salt Lake
Herald.
Ihe Nasssr College young women have de-
eided after spirited debate, that "higher edu-
cation units man for nTatrimOny." 1t does,
III these days Of football and higher athletics,
uhnt good many men for matrimony-and
everything else unless ii be a coffin or hos
pltal-Chicago Times.
We refuse TO divide on the question submitted
by correspondent, docs the mind gain more
knowledge from reading than from obSerVa-
tlOn?" The reader who does not observe is
fool, and the observer who does not read is
Ounce. The two habits must go hand In hand
New York Sun.
The great corporations which are trying to
escape the payment of just taxes upon teebni-
Cal grounds are doing ali they can to help
along the income tax and anti-coTpOTation
movements generally.-Philadeph Inquirer.
Mr.. BisselPs redeclsion against the avail
aDllity OF saloon-keepers ana bartenders as
candidates tor Postmaster makes il certain
that there will be no moaning at the bar when
he puts out TO sea.-St. Louis Republic.
The charge that women take little interest In
current politics is disprOved by the publication
OF book of poems by a woman author entitled
Cuckoo Songs" This is up-to-date political
poetry.-St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
a cursOry examination OF the new bill and its
original demonstra es that II is a measure 10
reform HE American rarlf in the interest of
foreign manufacturers by Jacob SchoenhOf OF
Poland.-Albany Press.
Threats are murmured if women don't get
the suffrage in New York they'll rise In rebel
lion. Let's hope We'll never see the sex up In
arms against man save in The good ola way
Philadelphia Times.
The new Senator from Michigan Is described
as IAN eloquent and forceful speaker" 1t Will
be observed that Congressional orators are no
longer called silver tongued.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Lease Is well, thank
you. She has been quiet OF lale. but there Is
an old saying that Incidence is reserve force.
just walt till she breaks out agan.-New York
Recorder.
1t was fitting. indeed, that the first monu-
ment ever feared by women 10 woman should
be in commemoraton Of the virtues OF "Mary,
The mother OF gton."-MemphiS Ava
lanche.
The girl whose back prevents her from doing
much with The sewing machine Is usually the
one who reels off handful of miles on the
bicycle without much trouble.-Minneapolis
News.
One of the best things for Slate TO do in
order TO build up its credit and provide work
for all Of IFS unemployed is TO get rid OF It's
demagOgues and enforce its laws-Galveston
News.
Colonel BTeckinridge is still abusing the
press and the clergy. All evil.doers seem 10
dread and detest these TWO great engines of
neutrality-suspicious. News and Herald.
II Governor PennOyer should be elected
Senator from Oregon, Mr.. Cleveland will feel
like adjournlng TO the Dismal Swamp ana
staying there.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Ex-Anarchist Schwab is taking terrible re-
yenge upon society for what lie deems his I'm.
just imprisonment. He has become a Populist
stump oTatoT.-ChicagO Herald.
1t Will be impossible 10 prevent the annexa-
ton OF Canada when the very soil insists on
sliding into the United States-New YORK
Commercial Advertiser.
Croker does not intend to retire so far that
he VIII be "out Of sight" He only wants 10 be
out OF reach.-New York Mail and Express,
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