The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-19

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TUESDAY. ..,.............. NOVEMBER 10, 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
It looks as if we were to have our share
in slicing Turkey.
Don't forget there is pleasure open for
you at the Art Institute.
The next thing the Sultan of Turkey
knows he will be shooting the chutes.
This will be a strong Congress, and for
tunately California has strong delegation
in it.
Campos promises autonomy, but Cuba
demands freedom without any strings
On it.
About this time it would be good thing
for the rainy season to drop in on the for
est fires.
If Chicago knocks out Pittsburg Senator
Quay can have standing room in San
Francisco for a back lick.
So long as Cleveland sits in the White |
House there will be a heavy weight on the
prosperity of this country.
There may be a reason in Buckeyes re-
turn to Democracy; he naturally desires
to attend the party funeral.
Tom Reed is quoted as saying the coming
session of Congress Will be short, quiet, and
devoted strictly to business.
So long as Buckley has chance to rule
Democracy, Democracy will never have a
chance to rule San Francisco.
4 little while ago the Democratic re-
formers Knocked at Buckley, and now they
are trying to reason with him.
Cleveland having put one foot into tariff |
reform is now trying to middle the |
financial question with the other.
a survey OF the State shows that many |
of the new enterprises long talked about |
are now not only on hand but on loot.
Now that Republican success next year
is assured it is notable that every political
problem of the country is becoming clearer.
Now that the railroads themselves are
talking OF compelling Pullman to reduce
rates we may begin to date the new era at
once.
Schlatter, the faith-healer, seems as COM
pletely lost to view as if he had to join the !
company of Democratic candidates for the |
Presidency.
1t is worth noting that promises of pros
perity to San Francisco come this time
from the enterprises of men whose prom
ises are as good as gold.
The Republican National Committee
should remember that National Conven-
ton held in Chicago will be dangerously
close to a slaughter-house.
All signs point to the conclusion that
San Francisco is preparing to provide her
self with thoroughly good municipal adj
ministration at the next election.
When Adlai Stevenson said Cleveland
can have the Democratic nomination next
year if he wished it he clearly showed how
little ne thinks the thing is worth.
If it be true that the Kaiser has Joined |
hands with the Sultan what becomes of
that wonderful alliance with Russia we
have been hearing about go much?
However Indifferent man may have
been to Eugene Field during his lifetime, |
no one can read the memorial poetry writ
ten in his honor without regretting that
he died.
Summing parties have become so COM
mon in Chicago the Mayor has had to
issue an order forbidding the police to ac-
company them, as they have grown to be
a nuisance.
Hall Game has 5owled over Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Chicago at
one fell swoop by declaring the most in
teresting thing he saw in America was
unique library in the interior of Mont
gomery County. Pa.
AS a result of the defeat of the female |
suffrage question several important papers |
in Massachusetts, declare the people OF
that State must abandon the notion that |
they live in an advanced or an especially |
progressive community
AS a result of the elections real estate
has advanced in Washington City, and an |
expert asserts it to be ali invariable rule |
there that when Republicans come in |
property and rentals go up, and when the |
Democrats win prices go down.
An analysis of the vote in New York CITY I
shows that Tammany's full strength is |
about 100 900 votes, which IS about $4,000 |
less than majority, so that whenever the |
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