The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-11


Men take their pleasures In various fashions.
Mr.. Carnegie, for example, delights 10 dawole
around the Mediterranean in steam yacht'
while his energetic and enthusiastic partners
ENJOY themselves plugging up DlOWnoies I'D
armor plate for which a generous and paternai
Government gladly pays the highest market
prlce.-ChicagO Herald.
Senator Hill is not afraid to show his bank
ana STOCK book 10 the Senate. The lnuicatlons
are that there are Senators who are AFRAID.
1ney don't want the public spying INTO their
private business. They have been sugar
cured and don't wish TO be put "in picKie'-
Inter Ocean.
question 10 be used BY the Civil Service
commission at the next examination OF canoi-
uateS Tor police positions: IL the keeper Oh
olsoroeriy house pays $4,000 In hVe years ior
protection" how long will IL take ponce
captain 10 become a millionaire new AorK
Mall and Express.
III secession was constitutional in 1861, as
apiy set forth by Confederate expounders III
hichmond, Va, then the same flght 10 VIII
draw from the Union exists to-day. Are the
Dretbreh OF the South beginning new cru
saoeY-New York Commercial Advertiser.
The unanim Gus vote in the Senate declaring
tnat the United States ought not TO interfere
Win the Government Of Hawaii is an emphatic
condemnation of the Cleveland policy. This
olstlnct utierance will discourage royalist In
trigues.-Boston Journal
A free bathhouse erected In Chicago has been
chopped TO pieces for kindlng.woOd by those
ior whom 1t was built. The climate OF the
"lndy City, not 10 mention the incinations OF
her people, appear TO be averse to bathing-St.
Louis Post Dispatch.
An English syndicate has paid to the italian
Government 50.Oo0,0 900 lire for the alcohol
monopoly. An American syndicate reached
the same result by what is known as "com-
promise" 1t is called the whisky trust
Albany Press
PRESIDENT Cleveland's presence at the memo
RAJ services in Washington on Decoration day
may be taken as an indirect acknowledgment
from Mr.. Cleveland that the war was not
faiIure.-New York Press.
Governor Altgeld has given satisfaction to
the people OF Illinois only at those lines when
he has been absent from the State, with Lieu
antGovernor Gill actlrg in his place
Globe Democrat
oome theatrical managers are nothing II not
consistent. For instance, Miss Gore is to be
the soubrette OF the company which is to pro-
uuce pew melOdrama called BLOOD Money
Chicago INES.
A million dollars due by the Government oil
ten OF our new warships That bill should be
settled at once. No builders or mechanics
lien should rest on our fag-defenders.-New
York Recorder.
A minister in Jersey City preached sermon
In praise of the bicycle. IL is strange that he
could ind any good in a thing that is the cause
OF so much crookedness in men.-Top ka State
journal.
The country is full OF talk of the Republican
candidates for President IN 1896. Has any,
body heard of Democrat who wants 10 run
then for the highest Of offices ?-Cleveland
Herald.
Ssndow appealed TO a San Francisco court to
protect his name. Those who have seen him
lift horse and two ponies will wonder why he
ola not protect II himself-ST. Louis Republic
The New York Sun wonders what would
happen ''if Governor Waite should suddenly go
sane" SO long as be goes let us split no bars
about the menner.-St Louis Srar-Sayings.
Those actresses that don't get themselves
arrested for not telling what they know about
Senatorial sugar are losing an advertising op-
portunity.-Pittsburg Press
Governor Waite as a chief magistrate is a
total failure, but as an awful warning he Is a
complete success; or at least he ought TO be-
New York Tribune.
What Secretary Carlisle did not say on the
sugar trust schedules would fill a larger book
than what he did condescend to tell.-PhfIadel.
phia Inquirer.
II property does not pay taxes for reasonable
protection, then for what are property taxes
paid?-GalvestOn News.