| Show SOME EDITORIAL COMMENTS Philadelphia Record A tariff on quinine qui-nine would mean freedom for the malarial germ and bondage for its feversmitten victim Detroit Tribune Some idea of the Princess Chimays affection for her gypsy lover may be gained from the report that she Intends to learn Hungarian In order to talk to him Kansas City Star In his fight on Quay Mr Wanamaker names no names but when he speaks of a man who owns a majority of the legislature and of a boss who has taken the state by the throat everybody knows whom he means Philadelphia Times Mill buildings are seldom as handsome as those of banks Hente of late new mills being built In Germany and banks going up here San Francisco Chronicle The story related about an alleged sell out of the Cuban insurgents by President Cleveland will be received with derision even by the enemies of Grover New York Tribune Apparently we need to turn some ot our attention from the protection of Venezuela against European Euro-pean aggression to the protection of our own sailors from aggression by Vene I zuelas nearest neighbor Colombia It Is not pleasant to find our commerce imposed Im-posed upon by one of the family of nations na-tions we seek to benefit CourierJournal That Mississippi railroad rail-road engineer who refused to stop his train for a mob furnishes an object lesson les-son that might well be taken into consideration con-sideration by our Kentucky jailers |
