The morning call., 1894-11-27

ii ne was correctly quoted In an interview
published the other day. General John b. New
ton thinks military police TEN suitable lor
New YORK. But we can get along without mar
tlal law until we determine finally that CIVIL
government is an absolute and irretrieva able
failure.-New York World.
Philadelphia cast a vote OF 1913, 900 at 1000
precencts on the 9th, and yet the ngures pup
lshed the next ~ ornIng vary but little from the
Official returns. The work OF making news
paper that goes on in the silent hours is one OF
the wonders 'of modern cIyilization.-St Louis
Globe Democrat
The envlOuS ST. Louis Journal that crows be-
cause Chicago's vote fell below It's registration,
and, therefore, below New York's vote should
possess Its tuppenny soul in patience until
April next, when there will be poliing-pIaces
enough In Chicago TO get the entire vote H.
Chicago Herald
We acknowledge the receipt of sample bal
lot used in the recent election in San Francisco.
1t is four feet long and two feet wide and con-
talns the names of no less than 3u2 Candidates
for office. Small wonder that the returns from
California are coming in slowly. - Boston
Herald.
The Buffalo Commercial suggests the passage
OF law requiring that every letter recommend
ing applicants for official position should be
printed in the papers. II such law should
ever be enforced the papers wouldn't have
many letters of that kind TO prlnt-Boston
Globe.
President Cleveland is bound to keep Secre-
tary Carlisle In his Cabinet until the end OF bis
administration if it is only to spite the news
paper correspondents, who have been insisting
that the Secretary was soon to be supplanted.-
Omaha Bee.
The union OF Cassius NJ. Clay with a child of
10 years old, under the forms of law, was the
insanity of bestiality, and the Justice of the
Peace who otficiated at that sacrifice of decency
and civilization deserves observation-disclosures
Ign Eagle.
The doctors have announced new disease,
known as elevator sickness" AS the remedy
is 10 walk up seven or more flights OF stairs,
most people will probably continue TO take The
elevator, sickness and al.-Philadelphia Item.
Mrs. Waite denounces the women Of Colorado
for defeating her husband for reelection. We
cannot help but admire the loyalty of Mrs. w.
TO her fallen lord, even though size is In lonely
and hopeless minOrity.-Philadelphi Call.
1t would be an act Of poetic justice, after the
Navy Department has located the wreck which
damaged the Cincinnati 10 SEND the latter out
to blow up the obstruction-and the 500 uer the
better.-New York Herald,
Mr.. Peffer's talk on his return TO Washington
has in II a bray of such loud and unusual pro-
portions that it is evident he has spent the re-
cess in close study of the statesman's ear
boOk.-St. Louis Republic.
All good citizens are OF one party so far as
The exposure OF election frauds is concerned.
Their motto is exposure, prosecution and
punishment 10 the uttermost limi. of the law"
st Louis Star Sayings
If we have TO pay China's war debt in ex ira
charges on tea the sentiment that Japan should
make the trouncing thorough while she is AT 1t
is bound TO grow with the masses.-Pltlsburg
Press.
Perhaps the President used one OF those ad-
ministrztion stamps on his letter to Hill. OF
course, the stamp dropped of and the letter
never reached its deslination.-New York
Press.
This has been a good year for baseball, ana
it might have been good year for borseracing
If the turf had been kept cleaner and purer.-
New York Tribune.
When a mans wife listens attentiyely to his
little speeches he may know that she has her
eye on pattern hat in some ow-wiudow-
Galveston News.
There are $4,000 Missouri Democrats in the
brush, AID il Will take more than loud halloo-
Ing TO bring them out against. Louis Post
DISPATCH,