The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-28

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sATURDAY..........--....sEPTEMBER %, 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
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The railroad protests too much.
The mugwdmp boom for Olney seems to
have peen only a summers filtration.
The courts may not sustain the Mayors
vetoes, but the people will on election day.
The next Grand Jury report should
sound like something that was loaded for
bear.
Scanty grapes but high prices make the
vineyardists smile on both sides of the
mouth.
According to all reports, New Jersey will
enter the Union this year by big Repub-
lican majority.
We may yet have to join the people of
the East in singing the song about abb
normal weather.
The Cleveland administration VIII be
kept busy this winter answering questions
or lodging them.
In the prohibition counties of Texas one
blind tiger is said to have more lives than
twenty black cats.
This is the day to leave orders for The
SUNDAY CALL and make sure of good read |
ing for the day Of rest.
Whatever may be thought of Cleveland
as fisherman, he is much better at that !
than at anything else.
The tariff will be enough of an issue this |
year at any rate to make the free-traders |
back down and crawl out.
In fighting the combine by every
means known to the law, the Civic Fedora
ton serves the people well.
New York Democracy offers the State
Cleveland platform and Tammany candi-
dates by way of compromise.
The French in Madagascar and the Span
ish in Cuba have probably mutual SYM
pathy just now in the tired feeling.
Coxey's only boast IN these days is that
he will carry two counties in Ohio, and
even that is regarded as campaign lie.
The single tax is something of a side
issue in politics, but it is big enough to fill
Delaware so full you can't put the lid on.
As Corbett has weak knees and Fitzsim-
mons had his leg hurt by his pet lion, the
affair won't end in cake walk at any rate.
According to some experts the South
will get more money for the short cotton
crop this year than for the big one last
year.
The Republican Congress can be counted
on to enact measures that will put an end
to the export Of gold and the deficit in the
revenue.
In advocating the retirement of green
backs Mr.. Cleveland has furnished Democ-
racy with an issue that will suit it like a
boil on the neck.
Every time pretty Miss Cuba scores a
success she looks at Uncle Sam, and the
old man ought to lift his hat and bow a
recognition next time.
If it be true, as reported, that the power
behind the throne in France is Nine.
Lucifer, that country ought to be able to
make match for any nation.
1t is too late to predict a hard winter
when it is known that we are going to have
baseball combination with US and every
town in the league expects soft snap.
A Cambridge Judge has almost lifted the
roof off Harvard University by declaring
the next student brought before him for
stealing signs should be sent to the House
of Correction.
The primitive condition of life in Okla
homa is manifest by the fact that farmer
in advertising for wife says he wishes a
blonde 20 years old who won't object to
cutting corn.
The renewed interest given to the propo-
sition to retire greenbacks will recall the
saying of Hoke Smith that any attempt Of
the kind would add every State in the
South to the Populist column.
1t is said the export of gold is due to a
demand for that metal in Europe to pro-
mote South African mining schemes, and
If this Is true the sooner California miners
get in and turn the tide the better.
Republicans and Democrats of the Great
West working together to promote the i'm
provement by the Government of the rivers
and harbors of this section of the Union
will add great deal to the public appre-
citation of the era of good feeling.
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In order to encourage art work in the
public schools the Milwaukee Art Associa-
ton has established in that city a course
of free instruction for teachers in painting
and drawing, and with a little assistance
from the rich the same might be done
here.
A story is going the rounds of the South
ern press that Henry Watterson is really
in favor of Blackburn for Senator from