The San Francisco call., 1895-11-17

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DAVID NJ. FOLTz, Special Agent.
SUNDAY AY...................N NOVEMBER II, 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
The Populists are few in number, but |
they surely have the Senate in sling.
If going for it unanimously can achieve
success we may as we'll call it our conven-
:tion.
Europe knows she can whip Turkey, but
she doesn't know what would happen |
afterward.
= Chicago would like the convention, of
course, but can she offer anything better
than pork?
There ought to be some way of getting |
Marlborough out here TO give our horse |
show a boom.
1t may be true that Spain is ready to |
treat, but the trouble is she wishes Cuba
to take water.
BY the time Congress meets American !
sympathy for Cuba will be just about ready
to take action.
There is no sufficient reason why Thanks |
giving charity should stay at home until
Thanksgiving day.
Senator Gibson of Maryland complains
that, while it was Gorman's fight, 1t is he
that has to take the licking.
Let US be just to the Democrats. They
have eaten their crow without kick, and
none of them have done the Dunraven
act.
There can be no milk of human kind |
ness in the Asiatic Kurds, for they are
still killing Armenians to keep their
hands in.
1t may be true there are some gold veins in
Nebraska, but the Omaha Bee asserts they
hold out less hope of reward than Nebraska
cornfelds.
a.. Many men have done much for the City
during the past week, and if you are not
among them you will have another chance
tomorrow.
AS Texas is now claiming 5000, 900 in
habitants, there is reason to believe some
Chicago men have escaped and made their
homes there.
. The New York Assessors must have had |
an eye on George Gould, for it is noted that
ne very ostentatiously went over to New
Jersey tovote.
Cleveland is now confronted by the diff
Guilty. of finding a Democrat who doesn't
feel too small to fill the vacancy on the
Supreme bench.
Horizontal Bill Morrison of Illinois
seems to think his Presidential boomlet
escaped the late cyclone by being out of
sight at the time.
Now that the State elections are over
and the results explained the Eastern
press has returned to lively discussion of
municipal reform.
-. Along with the revival and the tidal
wave of Republican success there is a
promise in Kansas of the return of ingalls,
and good old times.
new magazine has been started in Des
Moines, called The Earth, and before long
the editor will find that all who want the
Earth are not willing to pay for it.
The Mexican Herald says: "The great
xl.o4 r.,
escape from the social faddists." This is
evidently a new name for Texas con-
stables.
Itis now asserted the King of Belgium
has reached the conclusion that the Congo
Free State experiment is a failure and is
willing to let England have it if she will
take it off his neck.
Ex-senator Edmunds says: 1.-THE trouble
with US and our foreign policy is that we
stand still while our competitors are at
work" This is putting it mildly. Cleve-
lands attitude is more like sitting down
than standing still.
1t is said that in Great Britain, where
the postal registration charge is only half
what 1t is here, the Government pays the
value up to $40 when a registered letter is
lost, and an effort will be made this win
ter by some Eastern reformers to have a
similar rule adopted by our Government.
Several Eastern papers have accused
some Chicago firms of canning diseased
meat and shipping it into other States
The Iowd State Register charges that such
meat has been sent to Des Moines and
other Iowa cities. 1t might be well for the
Board of Health to inquire into the mat
ter and see if we are getting any of the
stuff out here.
A movement has been started in Chicago
to get up a children S fund to erect a mon
ument to Eugene Field, and if it could be
carried out spontaneously it would be
good thing, but the chances are that, like
other movements to get money from chill.
dren it will result in begging in the public
schools, and that has become too big
nuisaree in this country already.
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= Alta Republican whoop-up in Indiana an
old farmer named Moab Turner is reported