The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-03

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THURSDAY. OCTOBER S. 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
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Weather talk in the East is never mo.
notonous-.
Wherever there is fruit in this State,
there is sunshine to dry it.
Asa general rule feminine opposition to
~blOomers has not eg to stand on.
One of the certainties of the coming ses-
. sion OF Congress is a big debate on free
Cuba.
The free silver play has failed on the
stage, but it viii have better luck on the
stump.
Omaha proposes to own her water sup
ply, and shall San Francisco be less than
Omaha2
The revival of mining has increased the
activity OF machine-shops, and the good
work goes on.
Tenders for trolley-cars have been
adopted in other cities, and must be
adopted here.
The belief is growing in this country
that we owe as much to Cuba as Europe
owes to Armenia.
Local Democrats are very we'll versed in
poker, but few of them have the nerve TO
straddie the blind.
The Texas Legislature isin session, but
there is no sure thing it will stop the Dal-
las entertainment.
We, need not only more gold in the
treasury, but more brains and patriotism
in the administration.
According to the Health Convention at
Denver, civilization has turned the noble
Mississippi into dirty sewer.
As long as the law delays to punish
lynchers we can easily conceive that lynch
ing is caused by the laws delays.
A sure way to keep the American heiress
at home would be to establish titles in this
country, but it is not worth while.
al have absolutely nothing to say" is
what Chauncey Depew told reporter the
other day when he had lucid interval.
The East shall exuit over us no more
we are to have an institutional church of
our own, and one of the best in the coun-
try.
The treasury statement for September
shows nothing to brag about, but it is the
best we have had from this administra-
ton.
The Nebraska Republicans are late in
getting into the field for the campaign, but
as it looks like walk over, there was no
need to hurry.
90 According to report the State Capitol at
Sacramento is not only noble monument
itself, but is rapidly increasing the num-
Der Of monuments in the graveyards.
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The question Of municipal ownership of
water and street1ighting works NAV be
only speculation now, but it promises to
be practical politics in this City before
long.
Eastern people who cannot,see any req
son why'the next Republican convention
should be held in San Francisco should be
compelled TO come here in order to have
their eyes opened.
The Chicago drainage canal is between
two fires-the lake cities are fighting it for
emptying the lakes. and the Mississippi
River cities are fighting it for making a
sewer of the river.
The st. Louis Republic is right in saying
1.-THE Archangel Gabriel could not be
elected for third term in this country"
and II might have added he would stand
slim chance for a first one.
"Some bad Indians. some bad white
men, too much bad wine, and then lots of
trouble" is the way Princess Mary Buck
describes the situation at Healdsburg, and
she probably described it right
As it is noted among the tokens of bust
ness revival that New Haven firm has re-
ceived an order from Chicago fer 100 900
alarm CLOCKS, it would seem that after all
it takes New England enterprise to wake
Chicago up.
A non-partisan refo rmer in New York
says that each of the old parties in that
State is "a .concentric conspiracy of con-
scious craving for office" and if he can
prove his words he is justified in making a
+. kick, provided he does not crave Office for
himself.
tits now said the elevation of Ii Hung
Chang to the position of Prime Minister of
China was not intended to increase his
power, but to promote him out of an Office
where he was strong to one where he will
have lots of dignity and no chance to do
anything.
Susan B. Anthony says the reason why
Massachusetts women have not exercised
the franchise given to them is because
they would have to pay a polltax of so
cents for the privilege, and she adds that
Massachusetts, is only "a penny and half
State" anyway.
The rapid growth of the dairy industry
in the Province of Quebec is attracting
much attention, and rightly so, for the in
crease is extraordinary. In 1890 the out
put of cheese in the province was %, SOC, 900
pounds, valued at 50, 5000 and in 1894 it
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