The San Francisco call., 1895-12-14
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER II, 1895
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The novelty counter is the rush line enow.
This is the day te leave orders for The
SUNDAY CALL.
Dick Mcdonald is innocent but some
body is certainly guilty.
Around the bier of Thurman Democracy
laments that it ever knew Cleveland.
Money currents are taking the form OF
whirlpools around the Christmas shops.
The prosperity OF California is manifest
in the luxuries demanded and displayed
for the holiday trade.
Now that the Rockefeller girls are mar
rying off the old mans money will soon
get into general circulation.
In making strenuous fight against the
admission of cheap japanese goods Cali
fornia stands forth as a defender of the
home of every workingman in the Union.
Although there are many sticks in the
National Bureau of Mineralogy, there is
need for another one provided it is a sharp
stick.
That Frye OF Maine should be a friend
of railroads will avail them nothing. for
what the people intend to give them is a
roast.
About all that the European powers
have done so far is to put the Sultan on a
ragged edge and then amuse him with a
song and dance.
Cleveland did not get much duck shoot
ing after all, so, of course, he had abup-
dant time TO mediate on the answer he is
to make TO Salisbury.
A law against fake poolrooms would be
Christmas gift to the City that would
enable many people 10 save money for
other Christmas gifts as well.
So long as Uncle Sam allows Apaches to
murder settlers in Arizona he has hardly
any right to give the Sultan a kick for
what the kurds are doing in Armenia.
If birds of feather flock together society
should show up pretty strongly with the
old hens, the spring chickens, the darling
ducks, the geese and the game cocks at the
Pavilion.
The first debate in Congress on the
estate OF the Union" very properly turned
on the tariff and the lack of revenues. as
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now is that of the deficit.
From the way Carl Sehurz continues to
denounce our civil service it would seem
that since the people have relieved him
from service he has taken the liberty to
relieve himself of civility.
Regent Reinstein's suggestion that the
students of Berkeley undertake some of
the manual work of improving the Univer-
sity grounds is good one, and the young
athletes should get at it with the vigor of
a football game.
The United States Bureau of Mineralogy
has good big title and good big appro.
priation, but it takes the half-starved min
ing prospector to get around and do the
real work of finding out where the mineral
wealth Of this country is.
Governor McKinley's tribute to the
memory of ex-senator Thurman is a
graceful illustration of the truth that
Republican leaders are ever willing to
honor a true Americanism, even when it
is found in political opponent.
With the SDeach Of va1nu
against Bayard and that of the venerable
Galusha Grow on the tariff, Congress may
be said to have expressed already the SEN
timents both of the youth and the age of
the country in condemning Clevelandism
The New York project of fitting out ships
with exhibits OF American goods and send
ing them around the globe may yet be de-
veloped until we shall see floating uni
versal exposition, in which all the nations
will have grand show, moving from sea-
port to seaport.
1t is not stated what was the condition
of the eggs thrown at Ahlwardt when he
undertook to lecture at the Cooper Institute
in New York, but it is certain that even if
they were good when they were thrown,
they were certainly spoiled when they
struck man of his nature.
The success achieved by the Keramic
Art Club encourages the undertaking OF
other works on similar lines, for with her
wealth of fine material and the skill of her
artists California should be one ofthe fore
most producers of beautiful bric-a-brac and
decorative art in the world.
Cleveland is the only President who ever
left Washington for a hunting trip at the
beginning of a new session of Congress.
when so much public business needs
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