The San Francisco call., 1895-11-16

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DAVID NJ FOLTz. Special Agent. Il
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
Shall we have an open market? is the
next question.
We no sooner get one enterprise started !
than we see the need OF another.
Show yourself at the art exhibit and i
give proof that you also are artistic.
If we are to have reorganization Of our
National Guard we may as well look out.
for war.
The Sultan would doubtless like some
OF his big critics to put themselves IN his
place for while.
The Turk is not exactly an Indian, but
he is one of the kind that is never good
except when he is dead.
There can be no question that civic re- |
form mas begun to show its work in many
places where it is needed most.
Marlborough has repaid New York for |
all her trouble over his Wedding by max |
ing the horse show brilliant success.
The best means OF contributing to the
Of ho iG m
tribute to the National Convention fund.
Democracy hardly expects Presidential
candidate next year, but it would like to
find somebody willing TO drive the party
hearse.
When you speak of the art exhibit to
your friends do not reserve all your praise
for the works of artists who are either
foreign or dead.
So long as our coast defenses are made
ouate to the needs of war, our country is
under bonds to Europe to keep the peace,
no matter what happens.
One of the amusements of the Coming
winter will be the comedy of an investi
eating committee hunting for the vigor in
Cleveland's foreign policy.
There is a chance for Whitney to put in
his idle time this winter writing book on
''How Not to Be Candidate or the Best
Means of Preserving Barrel"
Although the Merchants Association
has only 272 members it has done work
for the benefit of all and should have the
support of at least thousand good citi-.
zens.
The star-eyed goddess of free trade is
not feeling exactly like May queen, but
still she murmurs, There is many black,
black eye, they say, but none so black as
mine"
A report that the Los Angeles Grand
Jury has discovered frauds committed by
some of the county officials is said to be
startling, but no one has called it sur
prising.
According to the latest prophet the end
of the world will occur next September, so
if we wish the new Jerusalem to be located
here we must hurry the work of cleaning
up the City.
1t will be long time before this country
gets through hearing why John Sherman
never got nomination for the Presidency,
and when it does get through it will be no
wiser thaa it is now.
The proposal to improve the university
grounds at Berkeley ought to meet uni
versal agreement, as there is room over
there for every kind of improvement that
anybody can suggest.
The only men in Cleveland s Cabinet who
represent Democratic States now are Smith
of Georgia and Herbert of Alabama, and
those States did not have whack at the
administration this year.
One of the pleasant features of the con-
test for the National Convention is the
harmony with which the whole State
works together and the loyalty OF all the
greater West in supporting the movement.
In recent conversations with members of
his Cabinet Cleveland is reported to have
said that it will be glad day for him when
he gets out of Office, and for once, there
fore, he is evidently in sympathy with the
people.
Bowling has become SO popular pas
time in New York that, outside the public
bowling alleys, there are said TO be upward
OF 1000 bowling clubs in the city with an
aggregate membership of $4,000 men and
women. ~
In recent address Joseph Chamberlain
said Great Britain has reached a critical
stage in her relations with her great
colonies. and very slight bIunder in the
colonial policy at this time might dissolve
the empire.
When asked what ne thought of the elec-s
tions Secretary Morton said: speaking
only for myself l congratulate with alac-
rity the Department of Agriculture upon
having so providentially published an
ante-election treatise on the crow"
There is much talk of ultimatums these
days, but the only potentate who has had
the nerve to send one is the King of
Ashantee, who recently told British En-
voy that the only way to settle their dis
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