The San Francisco call., 1895-11-05


OAKLAND OFFICE:
S0s Broadway.
EASTERN OFFICE:
Rooms 81 and 81, "a Park Row, New York City.
DAVID NJ. FOLTZ, Special Agent
TUESDAY NOVEMBER s, 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
1t is almost time to begin calling that
convention ours.
The mass-meeting did the proper thing
in the proper way.
To-day free trade gets another knockout
in several different States.
Los Angeles is with US and we cannot
help feeling that she is mascot.
The question of the day: What have
you subscribed to the convention fund?
The Democratic deficit will roost at home
tonight in twelve States and one Terri
tory.
In the Hstless drifting of the European
war cloud there is no sign of precipi-
tation.
Republican victory in Maryland and
Kentucky is safe enough to predict, but
not to bet on.
1t seems that grim-visaged Buckley has
not smoothed his wrinkled front and is
still out for gore.
Now, then, the Gazoos, Garoos and Goo
Coos will go to their rest, and may they be
a long time dead.
Nothing is needed to complete Senator
Quay's intellectual development except to
come West for while.
The National Convention is certainly
good thing, and if the East will push it
along we will do the pulling.
There is a growing suspicion in this
country that an ultimatum is only diplo-
matte name for sea serpent.
The law of California has been vindi-
Gated in the Durrant case, but up in Round
Valley there is another story.
Inspector Dockery sticks to the law with
out respect to persons and has even bowled
over the kingpin of the Solid Eight.
If any part of Campbell is seen above
the debris of his party tomorrow the
Democrats will call him the coming man.
1t is in vain the Kaiser claims to be the
arbiter of Europe when he cannot even.
make two editors shut up in his own capi-
tai.
Nobody wishes to fight over the Alaskan
boundary, but really our Canadian friends
must not be too brash with their mounted
police.
Twelve States hold elections to-day and
Utah raises the number to thirteen, so
there will be luck in it of some kind for
somebody.
II is time to inquire whether the Van
derbilts will put up the coin for the mar
riage license, or whether the foreigner will
pay the tax.
Pittsburg will please take notice that we
have no intention TO knock her out, but
only to bring her in along with the rest of
the country.
When the returns begin to come in
Cleveland may stop writing his message
to the people in order to read the message
the people send to him.
If Dallas could put up $780, 900 for prize
fight and build an amphitheater to hold it
in, how much can San Francisco put up
for National convention?
Van Allen is certainly out of luck. A
doI hao dad L
got his appointment as Minister to Italy,
and now the Colt divorce suit strikes him
just as he has been elected president of the
Newport Sanitary Protection Association.
The more light that is thrown on the
killing of Jack Littleheld the darker the
crime looks and the blacker appear the
surroundings, but for all that there is light
enough now for the law to see how to find
its way to justice.
The women of Santa Barbara call atten-
ton to the fact that of the 1900 registered
voters OF that city only about 600 appear
on the assessment roll, while there are
5S5 women on the roll. On this showing
they assert right to take an active part
in the campaign for street improvement.
and it is hardly necessary to add the asser.
ton goes.
1t is reported that at a recent election of
municipal officers in the little town of
Acree, KY, it was discovered on election
day that only one voter had taken the
trouble to register properly When this
was made known to him he proceeded to
elect himself Mayor, a number of his
friends Aldermen, and they are now run
ming the town.
The Crescent City News has issued
handsomely illustrated edition of thirty
two pages devoted mainly to the dairy in.
terests of Del Norte County 1t makes
handsome showing for the enterprise,
wealth and prosperity of the farmers of
that section and proves that it is not upon
timber and minerals only that Del Norte
relies for advancement
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