The morning times., 1896-07-04
WITH MANY EDITORS.

Don't bc discouraged; summer is coming
| Roxbury Gazette.
Baseball is going 10 the "demnition bow
wows.'-DeDver Post.
How we'd all howl /. wekpew what other
people said about us,-AtcbisoD Globe.
The pretty girls are just as numerous as
ever. and they never grow old.-Bostor
| Herald.
| We always have Just enough ofevery kind
| of weather TO prove that every prophetis
| liar.-Atcbison Globe.
The trend of affairs is unqrestionahly
| toward trouble between the United states
| and Spain.-Boston Post.
| Amba ssutlor Ba yard scems % besome What
| slowln handin & in his apologyforttenomina-
ton OF Mr. McKinley.-New York Press.
| We hope that Ambassador Bayard has
| made proper apologies in England FOR the
domination OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Post
| Judging from some of the phrases in Mr.
| GladstoDc's receI,t letter To Caruinai Ram
| polla, the .'Grantl Old Man" is still able to
| command very vigorous ngish.-Baltimore
Herald.
! In New York william Waldorf Astor
| looked down UPON boss Croker. but in
EBg. and. since the Prince of Wales has
received both. they are on the dead level
San Francisco Call.
The feather-braiDed girl emphasizes her
nuffiness by covering her hats with
feathers. and fanniI & herself with feather
faBs--Ncw Orleans Picayune.
1t will be difficult to satisfy Cieveland's s
ambition TO be an iDoonspcuous private
IN the Democratic ranks. All Democrats
will be conspicuous this year. go
Tribune.
II the rain simply stopped thedown ward
career OF the New York taseball team there
wouldn't be so much objection BUTT hap
pens that The rest OF US want some weather.
New York Evening World.
Mr.. Bayard has been given an honorary
degree by oxford University and Senator
Chandler is now supplied with enough sub
ject-Inatter for speccies 20 Ia st him through
the whole campaign News
Albert Edward las no reputation for
brilliancy. but a prince who never made
a foolish speech and VINO won the Derby
will cumpare very well with the average
royalty OF Europe st. Louis Globe-Dem-
ocrat.
Mr.. Gladstone indirectly gave the Demo
cratic party quite handsome compliment
in a recent letter. In my opinion" wrote
Mr Gladstone ''the Turkish goyemnientis
the greatest scourge OF mankind. kansas
City Journal.
Queen Victoria has purchased her apples
in New Ell & and for the past twenty years.
Now if uer royal highness Will allow this
section of tie country 10 furnish her with
pies she will indeed think that life is worth
the iiving.-Springfield Union.
AR. Howe,s says that the summer girl
is disappearing. There are good many
nice things tHat disappear as one gets
on in yeaIs. II Mr.. Howells were thirty
years younger lie would find just as many
summer rIs today as there were thirty
years ago.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Bayud is quito fellow among the aris-
tocracy OF Old England, but among the
democracy OF tie United States he no longer
cuts any figure. The mention OF his name
as Il Presidential candidate at Chicago next
month would lie received with shouts of
dcrision.-Recorder.
The newspaper men whom Gen. Weyler
has expelled from Cuba are not irrespon-
sibie writers. Several OF them are widely
known as conscientious, trained and l1is-
men, who would not send to this country
reports which were not accurate and fair.
The truth seems to hurt the Spanish lea der.
Boston Journal.
The front fence at Canton was still
standing late Thursday night. bat the
boy who muws the grass had abandoned
the majors lawn 10 its fate. Fifty thou
sand stra ngers are expected to line up on
the yerant,a today wheu tie notification
committee tells Mckinley the news, and the
best Judges of real estate in Caution reckon
that the fence will now have 10 GO II
is impossible 10 place any insurance On
the tin roof. which is in great demand
among collectors of Mckinleyana- and
already speculation is rife as 10 how long
the house viii stand. Springfield Repub
lican.
Mr.. J. Picrpont Morgan and Mr. August
Belmont by their testimony have decpened
the conviction that the exorbitant profits
OF the bond syndicate were due To a
panic created in the minds OF President
Cleveland aud Secretary Carlisle by the very
me II who profted by the issue Of the bonds.
One year later. under uaore serious
pressure. n public offer of The '1onds
proved altogether successful. e Mr..
Morgan WIS simply engaged, rs lie says,
in saving the credit OF the government.
why did he fcrce the Treasury it.tr Il Con-
tract, drawn by his own attorney, which
gave him the largest profits ever reaped
on n government loan Issued at Washing
ton? Philadelphia Press