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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12

f EI IN c * OF Sgf ss No. red 5sI
bci n Ol ,G.l OIi.. CCr-MaTket strong ulfayoaLe
soP loEest T. G I ds, o,s $ xoT
npIsctcsbe prices, bus good mand Tor local
eoun no missed b grain depot $50 DO d in 1 grain
Grain depot carly 59c; No 2 mixed in grain depot,
D. aj7Lc: september 55a37i2c; Octcbcr 57i2d5sc No
yember IS Oa,s Nj ,rhet strong owing 70 me un,
2c loL and a2c on futures Demand for local
consun pyon. hCweyer wa liant ana HUE disposition to
white Sc held tc close at i3c No white, t6e old
do, i64i7s ho 1it me elosne rae o 20 "hts
ale November. i3qa dc Provisions in good o36ing de-
tiles dun ani weaa Pennsyl'ana creamery fancy i9e
good choice lj.floc fensy ,auIa prints sSAva "a
Cheese sfcadv; pant SKINS. 5d6e fun skins. lac.
sggsr-R"hrd arn powdered CAV s5g Hlahu peyo.
loum steady: refined In barrels. Bloc sfceipt;-flolr
1000 bbs; wheat, 10000 bush corn 200 bush cots
1000 bush oats 1850 bush.
St Louis. Aug. u.-tlour quiet unchanged WheaSs
eXetcd and Unsettled. The opening 3.a3,,c higher,
on Improved slightly and closed gnssted at s ,dr
Deecnsr and &c Tor May: ca-h g0Ee septss,@9-
Coma business done and the market synpatnizd
with wheat From an opening OF ,sdlI.c hgher' pr'ees
advanced &c further then declined but rallied at the
81 nber 47'sc BID May 53s'c asked 3at, qphla:
September So%c; May, agile bid Rye so. .. 0lc
I'd Hay uachanged C9rnmca = SOS 30, Ben,
Pork 81 TO- oa = s d P S 5 gSs, and e 1909 900
bSh eoTa 80 900 bush oats i35 ooo bush Shipment.
Flour. 1000 bbs wheat, 10000 bush; corn, $4,000
bush oats, 2s, 600 bush.
29e ssgtembe 9o4e December 81 os May 81 6 o.:
{Ss ont cash ioc liked Clover seed dcvc easier;
october, - 9j Noycmber 81 ReceiptS-Wheat 95 3os
bush BUSH co 9&3 oa ' 5ush Gu' corn SAG
bush; oats, 700 bush; rye, 5S2 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
11vr srocr MAnKrrs-nY rrLrGRApH

Buffalo y Y. Aug. 11.-Catte.-ReceiDts last -
hours 1900 head total for week thus far. $50 head
week. l0.7i0 head consigned mrougng
26s0 head. 2lG0 head q which - Newl LOO heai
aud unchanged steers good 70 extra - 4Qg
10 choice heavy butchers. 81 c0dTi 30 ght handy
20 35ds3 IS common mixed. ~ 50dS3 heavy stockers
and edfrs. 50 1OdS3 p aringn and s0cksf=I r-O
- % stock bull, S2ds2 % fat bulls = 254f2 5o ex
port p Is ds3 25 bologna bulls II 75as2 p cows
spfingers 42dS4O; veal calves - soar? 90 Sheep and
LaIubeceiDis last % hour 6l0o head total for week
thus far II 100 head: for SAM time last week 1900
head cons gned through 5.00 head 1000 head Of which
10 Vow York 1000 for sale; market active, nrm ana
gher choice grades. Sheep h0ico % extra 500
81 TO- Lambs-Choice 20 extra S76* % good o. choice
80 8id$6 90 common 20 fair IS 5OdsG 20. Ho2s-Re-
It last - hours 800 head total for week thus far.
600 head: for time lat week 2S0 head con-
signed hrougn $500 head. 7140 head of which 70 New
Va for sale: market active. firm and higher
Tor gool demand Tor light hoes and pigs mediums.
heavy and mN'd. eid@i 10; corn fOrAcr, - grlss
VorD.rs q 5OG53 SD. roughs. 81 75aT2 pigs 80 30.
Chirac, Aug i1.-Cattle Reccnts. - coo head ship
ments 600: market beeyos - 40ds steers
~ 2jG - 30: suckers ard feeders e2aS2 30 bulls
aud mixed 81 20dr3; Texas cattle. a 50dS3 Western
M NJ. 5000 mark strong: mixed. - 50as 80: heavy
~ oC1sf icht, s3 ga 90 95; skins. ~ 50dS3 Sheep
R.r.ipts coo head shipments ! 000 market steady;
natives SiqS5 40; Western. SO s5Q*4 so: lambs. sJ9
- -. . o-., ,,. = noo -, A.,
,n.us 300 good fancy native - 2OGS4 20:
=. 20 cool do y 9o1Sl 80. -to,kcr, and feeders t25
- 100 head shumcnt, LOO market higher fair choice
6,aXv s00 3 % packing grades $3 5ds3 90; Light,
ir IN b,st 80 7Od 10 SheepReceipts LOO market
.tcady: fair to choice. s4dsi so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
COURT CALENDARs FOR TODAY.

supreme Court-Ceneral Tenn Recess continued.
sgureIne Court hanbelS Before Beach, J-AOtOn call
cndar. Nos. ! Is, called at IL o'clock.
Sppreme COurt-SpcclM Icrn-Parts and lI-Adjourned
or tom.
supreme Circuit-Part IAdourned until october
2 $3.50 49,. ..
supreme Cour-CrcuitParts II, III and IV-AdJoufncd
for the term.
Sunogae's Cour-Be:ore Ransom. SFor probate. wills
Elias Wolf and Mary \ Gardner 10 a. H.; AIlnLd ii.
Stout Francis Ii. pvkcT> 10 30 a. m.
superior COurt-tcncr1 IerIAdJourned for the term.
Superior Court-Specal Tenn before Dugro, J.MouOns.
superior COurt-lral Tenn-Parts 1, II and Ill
Adjourned for the
tomnon Plcas-(Icneral Terln-Adou for the term
Common Plcas-Spechl Iorm-Beiore Allen, j.
Motions
Common Poas-Irlal Term-Parts 1 and u-Adioumod
for term
City CourSpeclal Tern Before Giegcrch J-Motions
City CoUrt-Trial Term-Parts l, H. III and IN-Ad.
journed for the term.
Court Of General Sossons-Part L-Bcforc Smyth, Il.
and Assistant Dlsuct-AttofGcy Parker-NOs. l to Is,
Inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The application Of the North American Underground
telegraph and Electric Company for injunction re
sraining the Consolidated Telegraph and Electrical
subway Company and the New-York Underground Telc-
graph Company from using any subway system but the
Johnstone was denied yesterday by Judge Beach, of the
Supreme Court
Reach Yesterday receives 80 week alimOny and
$3.50 counsel fee pending the trial of her suit for Inn
tied divorce from Charlie, =. shaw. The divorce is
asked for on the ground Of cruelty and inhunaR treat
Incnt. Mr. and Mrs. shaw wcie married In ISL.
MIR shaw denies the charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
THE COURTS.
SUITS ABOUT ARTISTS woEK.

Judge Beach, in supreme Court Chambers yes
,crisy enjoined W. ii. Crane the designer and artist
rom working for the Job Print Company. The appl
cation for the order made by the SOckbrdgc LNho
graphing Company, with whom Mr. Crane made a con
tract 10 work for 1928 week from July -. 1850
He subsequently began to work for the Job PRINT Com
many Judge Beach says that lie has broken his con-
tract without meritOrOus reason.
The same Judge listened the argument in the
case Of Wilbur Crane, the apprentice who Is held fol
hDng to work until twenty lone years Old with tho
sp.inGer LithOgraphing Company. According 20
ednnsl the bows contract would expire December 80.
1s02 IT was argued that the articles did not comply
Surnc The period of hi, apprenticeship. Judge Beach
decided that the articles were correct and emanded the
prlsOner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12

Disosway. when she left her mother. When the pair
got TO Long Ernch, they let the horse and buggy
at the West End Hotel. and tool. the O'Clock train
for Newlork city. They went 20 an Episcopal
Minister IN Iiudson-st. and were married. Mrs.
Smock, the brides mother, received telegram yes
tcrday from her daughter. saving that she married
and staying At the metropolitan Hotel NJ. DSo,waY
today came from the city and v~itc! his boarding
pace. made afr1ucemcr Is 20 bring D., wife te,C and
tlcn went to Mrs., Smoc,, and succeeded in recon
cling her. Mr.. D~o,way is thirty two years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
TIE PETROLEUM NARhEE

NEWS RON THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude petroleum speculation Wa affected by
the weakness developed yesterday in the railway stock
market. Tight money terrified speculat0r, aud the
buying demand was Immediately checked new
fcdtus presented in the situation which al Once
stopped the rising tide Of oil speculation. While this
influence lasts it would be hard g. attcnp; 10 give III
indication Of the cOuTrc Of the oil mari"t. Ventures
The long side necessarily viii be- prevented and
HquidJols be forced Iut tIc essential feature,
Of the petroleum situation are uuci anrct ana the
strength Of the statistical position cannot be altered by
developments in the stock line. rhr same excess "
consumption over production exists and the utur"
mains full of promise to investors. The market closed
with some rail-, ing tendency.
The range Of prices and the total dealing, were Is
foIDv,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12

pe;ed the work Of tabuatins the schedules viii begin
The population Of Kan,a, City, Kan. rs announced
by The Census bureau today, is 3-I7O. The same
territory in 1850 contained population Of 0,3iJ.
This is, therefore an increase ten year, If
or 3u-.37 per The population IF ChattauOpet,
Tenn. as announced today, Is 20 Tins is an
increase during the last years of 1G31, or l2j1O
per cent.
The superintendent Of tie Census has appointed thc
following 20 collect statistics of W1ufaC iut" in New
YORK state: Frank T. Walsh. Buffalo ana Tontvauia;
William V Morlartv, assistant LIOohlyn; Henry
Pcnnc, assistant, LrOOtlyu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
LOADED WITH MONEY AND BEER.

Policeman Galigan. Of the Eighteenth Precinct,
found a man who describes himself a. Thomas smith,
1fy years old Of No. 27e Firstave., staggering along
East Fouytccntl->t.. TIE East River, yesterday
and took him the police station for saicheepnr.
on searching him at the police station $50 wa,
found in the prisoners pockets. He was committed
bv Justice NcNahon, in the lorHyN' Court for one
Nv a. i've him a chance to SOBER Up In "a. York
Vile jail urthcr search lea 10 the discovery Of
- 200 wrapped IN paper and thrust car'ie'oy ID ih5
~. ,nor., i'm pochet. re describes himself a. .
Eo,cl engineer but refused - tell Whc.c he is en-.
Il1Ncd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
rpUru,rD BY FLAMING GAS.

shclbvvre. Ind Aug II C>p"ciaD.-This morning
at o O'Clock "A terrific explosion Of natural E'S
occurred near Orlcn's Graveyard two ana half
miles south Of Wadron. causing great excitement
throughout tic county. Ten acres Of land were torn
M. and large stones were thrown flly nalf mile.
The Gas is burning in a flame fifteen feet high from
the centre of the river, ana from hIF or more
,,,i,ts an ,bc land torn up. The explosion was
Simultaneous The place is Two and a hall miles from
any well and as far from any PIPE Inc. the Whole
rntutv l., i'm a state OF excitement. and no meals dtr
known by Which the flow ana burning Of The gas may
La, -tDppcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
Domestic ljliudllous War.e0


Mails.
1 NOUNG NAN o cAp.u ncr dcsirS
y ..-It..a O., at,,ud.Ht ~ invalid VI t"'d
. uu man. Addr0-' .. H., irionn" 'n..'.
lI>rtlIAHL. na.r,d coupe nopt
"A .. Go tI.c tIlt e.. Joss 80" 50 I'D.
rt.- no family. Adlf~'- IL. &. W, '''
No,t JatA-t
YoT&D. German. VITO uadcr',alis no
"a car Cd. h..H-. and H". ''h'hA '',''
situation CA q o. nam p plar" go" I''.-
cr...c-. Addi'-- IS. H. Boa -"O. I.''''"'
once.
FIE~rCLA~s DRIVER and GROOM
= wat. 100 .,.uu. N.ii .r-l-t 10 any i'ia'
IND .lstJuC5 + ilu gard nirc CITY f'i i'N.-.
sd. g. g.. I,N 80? lrDanr tpo"h
Ovic~. l-15 H.'aNuy.
pi'rLII.- Ficuchman uor'ue' j. Goa
ID p".,nt 49, f,iirbIt, o. - oari ~
il. Bort sos otha'r.
,OACuMA& ana "At'piNrE.-H'
I tru-fto.fu, single man UNp''lrh'
arooru and diver md "rsirgd- ta"in2 ,'i'
%. Garden and AVN mi!r 20.
.nr.-. Addr.s, ADVERTISER - Fd'N
Row
EoNCUMNN. TSEFULNAE-tOoh..-
I bF married roppi.. ril' -'nn -''.',
cook. good bread haA'i. lut ,-l'.d. 'u
bran be-. or hIL--Wofh man go"i roe iii",n
LAID u-rful-irlu: can wait on n''r; hoth
Io'',naii,,.-a,,.. ncar W.. l2th.st
LOACuN,tN. GAEDhNrE. as single
Y German rutrat.int n.uI tao. pi-ih uI-
/ d.r-ishd. bu,ut taftIti "''f'l '.. mo-
r,r rally u,,iul. Addrr@s A.. ~ ""
thauIb .r--st.
COACIIN BY one recently. 'mP."l q
| u 90 If,l,fd Irart. o." .lGr'h ''d
! . .f.e.p, .-. N'Gsr.. %. D.. lr-H"h' ''".''
,HOhCuMAN.-lH an lnru-u.an taor'
L Y /. tI Z /
the car ~ fine rul. ana Dtii.at h'I',7'
ainc-7 aud CAL .'' good I1. &C. g." , Inn
drive; ~trir1f 'cuprral'+ ,Nttu'N' III
unqur-tionall reference From l,-t cmp'">.,,
49,, P%>aLls'9HA%.
I,OACuMAN. Ply an cNp',rnc d ''.-
Y man 20 a "-f & "r.H- B. under l''u'
th. mana trurrt %. hnr horses. do plain l'l-
d.ni. g tuu t1t. care 81 . ccft nan 6" "'
tfy place good ufrr'nct@. Adu''7' IL 80
90 NI'kr..st.
HoACpNtN ash GAEpENfH-Co'h
\ ard Ia y DR.. ~ .Hn IsHu'h "."
SSH. no chIidr % man raf"'i. Nli" N'f-
garden. .aun', mix, 80, "H tD.'i '..'"1
t 'a''e' max al: 't,i3H2iu@s JOS G'n.ay..
CoACuMhN.- G.ntI, man d ,po,Ins Of BIS
y hor-o- watt .'f oNol i'i ~ ,'l,i,
nan single; strictly ten irrt" thot'upnN
csp,r.rnc.d. city and country una 'I'la"..'
ga'drnlnr. milLiug. general. y. u,"I % "a, ~
hiphiy rrcoutu' nj his. A+df n9 WV
'IIEDP. 1Hblur Ohic".
rOACuMAN And GROOM hW an
ALI dur. =. >oh"r and rrh1hi' b'tt '.t
on country references. Address OoA''-
MAN, 30 4th.'Ne.
CoACUNAN a9d GNOpN..lv DO ing
y shm u .iIcl+ orc ehl. GO" .'il.
ar.tca- drvr 3 .y'ar, s41 - HLihS
rrlcrrncc irom last place. Address H. A'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12

55..c. 40. a. 5iec. and 40. a; SHE oats strong
and higher: sales 20 carloads 30. at iJc ca oaos
No mixed in store. at i5@c; carloads NO. Whte AZ
i3a i3ic Ci4loads No. white a. 40 carloads 40
= missed. Lo-k at l0aiOAc. Rye nominal. J. our
h2ner best paten: spring s. 9OdsG do winter - ;VG
70 -. MufcDl ~tIOng; winter bran, ST. 90 slnlng,
el6 80. Canal freiehts higher; % New York-Whcat
&C.; corn. 3&c o7's 2'7c To- Aoany-Wh'at 80: com
3i.c: uWh,-to Albany. Al G5 % New-HOk - 10 Re
ccpt,-Flolr O2o0O bbls; wheat, 2li00o bush corn
81 600 bush: oats. $1,000 bush. Canal -hipnclt,-
WI. a., a. Geo bash: cIgn 5000 bush o2tS t5U'o
bush. Railroad shipment,-tlonr, 1000 bbs; wheat
4 800 bush; CON- q coo bush; oats, T. 900 bush
Chicago Aug 1.-THE leading futures ragged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
7,r CAPITOL QUESTION ~ oKAAHouA.

C,,lric Oklahoma. Au-. 11.-GOycru0r steele said
,e,a,5,v that no would call special election niA'-
eiaiolv 10 nu tie vacauce, caused by the death "a
lc.,rs. Burke and Rcynods. 50 that the Legislature
MIGHT assemble ~ soon 10 possible. The Lcs,laturo
l. now a tic on the capitol question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
npArpIr rLpES ~ K1NSAS.

D.d-c CITY. Kan. Aug. II l~pec.ab.-Irairie fires
arc devastating the western part Oh Kansas Fora
,,d Edwards counties suffering tire most IN the
,,.cr,, r,rtiDn of Ford County tact or twenty
miles eo;,arc was burned over inside ci tao hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12

Refined petroleum was strong a. 80 cents per gal
Ion in barrel, and 9.2O cents IN case.
Foreign quotations were ~ follows: Antwerp.
IS 7-oal7 frame; Bremen, go marks; London.
3 l-4a 5lG pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12

after thc flames started. 50 far there has been
10 los Of human life. but In numerous Instances
live stock has been ,etroycd. in addition 10 the
"a dismal sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
Brooklyn Real Estate.
Gin Real gslcte Go fsl.

EL-FANT floor 81 private house. Win
Il lv..-r. cheap 20 ugh; party. LAD
81 8Qth.st
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tUork Unntro.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12

4 OMPANION by 4 refined young Amer.
u Ian person a. COMPANION o. an invalid
indy no Oh elton to travel. Address NJ.
y. 1913 3i.hSc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12

EH ANFEENAID and WAITRESS or
y y X cry or country. call Mr..
NbIEtt. H,2 4th-avc.. between 18th
and 2o,h So, "edish Bureau. over butcher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
Gonnirn RcGi Gsinte Go fet

ITO LET. Crawford. y. j.. l. MILE from
4 Ica-Y4'k.-A lo-.oOW ~. .ac- with sll
modern improvements nnc school. Ton
churches fishing and bl1,in1 Applv 4,
owner. JAS. ". FERGUSON. 81 and as
p.ae-st.. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12

Females
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
80. LBS Broadway. corner Thirty. hr.t-st.,
I'll . p. m; $50 Broadway, between
Twenty. second and Iwenty.thlrd sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
for Sale.

- ntBU,LD FI.IC4S.-oOo second
a hand WOOD AID iron WORKING H.acAii.. B
7'Ily rl.4rapte.d 40. miner iGugnt t"c -
mad sd. GEORGL Is. LDD1 90 -d'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12

25th.st. ---
WASHING By German woman u
w do washing ana ir,ning IN Or out ~
o.. hou..: - renee. Ms SANDERS,
aO2 vs., G0.h-st.. lst noor. back.
HrOUNG WOMAN a. fr-t-rlis- faep
4 rook urtorsrlnd- all Kind, o. Amer an
,uuAing, French dishes. clca, soups, game,
ifgad-UaEiac coarse washing, II required.
ic.er'nc.s. Il LAST 2Jd-st.
NyOUNG LADY graduate wishes 10 20 IN
\ the country "a assistant companion OF
teacher 10 lady or cAlldrcn. ClVlS, lao
Floyd-st. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12

Females.
~. MRS. l.. SEELY,
formerly Miss l.. Campbell)
% WEST 22D-SI.
| FOREIGN AID DON ESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.
Servants breaking engagements will he
| dismissed from Office and forfeit all claim
" fec paid.
y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
IS WEST 22D-ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
iuori iUGnIt0.


Males.
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Ronrn dno Moons.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
Feel estate n)nnteo.

4 GREAT DEMAND Tor houses and
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Board Manieo.

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Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05
THE LOVE OF HOME.

The man who kindlcs the fire on the hearthstone of an honest and righteous home burns the best in- cense of liberty. He does not love mankind less who loves his neighbors most George Eliot has said: "A human life should be we'll rooted in some spot of native land where it may get the love of tender kinship for the face of the earth. for the sounds and accepts that haunt it, a spot where the deliniteness of early memories may be in-wrought with af- lection and spread, not by sentllnen- tai effort and reflection, but as the sweet habit of the blest. -
 The germ of the best patriotism Is he inhabits. for the soil he tills, for the trees that give him shade, and the hills that stand in his pathway. teach my son to love Georgia-to love the soil that he stands on--the body of my old mothcr-the noun tains that are her springing breasts. the broad acres that hold her suh- stance, the dimpling valley in which her beauty rests. the forests that sing her songs of lullaby and of praise, and the brooks that run with their, ripping laughter.
 The love of home, deep-rootci and abiding, that blurs the eyes of the dying soldier with the vision of an old homestead amid green fields and clustering trees, thot follows the busy man through the clamoring world, persistent, though put aside, and at last draws his tired feet from the highway and leads him through shady lanes and wcll-remembercd paths until amid the scenes of his boyhood he gathers up the broken threads of his life and owas the soil his conqueror-this, lodged in the heart of the citizen, is the saving principle of our government. We note the barracks of our standing army, with it's rolling drum and it's huttering flag, as points of strength and protection. But the citizen standing on the door of his home, contcnted on his threshold, his fami- ly gathered about his hearthstone, while the evening of well-spent day closes in scenes and sounds that are dearcst-he shall save the republic when the drum tap is futile, and the barracks are exhausted.- Atlanta Constitution.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05
What is Democracyp

l. The people the only source of legitimate power.
 ,. The absolute and sovereign power of church and state.
 3. The freedom, sovereignty and independence of the respective states.
 i. The union, a confederacy, a compact; neither a consolidation nor a ccntralization.
 ,. The constitution of the union, q special written grant of powers, limited and definite.
 6. The civil power paramount to the military power.
 {. The representative to obey the instructions of his constituents.
 s. Elections free and suffrage universal.
 9. No hereditary office, nor or der, nor title.
 10. No taxation beyond the pub lie wants.
 II. No national debt, if possible. l2. No costly splendor of admin istration.
 l3. No prescription of opinion nor of public discussion.
 II. No unnecessary interfer- ence with individual conduct, prop erty or speech.
 l5. No fovored classes and no monopoies.
 lG. No public moneys expended except by warrant of special appro- priation. ] l7. No mysteries of government inaccessible to the public eye.
 IS. Public compensation for public services, salaries moderate and pervading economy Thomas Jefferson.