Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-15

4uo pTofdllluS 5eutlmeu6 seems 70 De that '1eave to print" should be very freely granted in congress until the fnan- oial situation is cleared up. Action and not wind is what the people want.
 And now the social evolution among the Kansas Populists has begun. A dude eie- ment has arisen among them, the members of which braid their boards art'stically and look down commiseratingly upon the un- cultivated rank and file. Here is fresh cause for applications out west
 New York is profoundly thankful over it's reported excellent sanitary condition and the absence of anything like cholera scare in spite of what has taken place in its harbor. And with money growing cas- fer, cooler weather at hand, the influx of gold, and the country's big crops, the me tropolis breathes easier.
 Six hundred cars of big, luscious, juicy peaches have come forth. The peach crop means something to the people down in Delaware. More than 2.0O0, ,00O peach baskets, costing five cents each, have been manufactured in the peninsula, making 1 $lO0, 0,000 for peach baskets alone. About 1 1,600 men will be required 30 days at $1 a | day to pick the crop. making $48, ,000 for labor. Fifty cents basket is @ small price for the 3,0O0,O0O packets of the crop, but 1t means $l,500, 1000 distributed in the peninsula. For a time the banana will have to take 8 back seat. Here in New Haven this summer 1,500 punches a week have been devoured, the punches averaging about 100 bananas each. And yet Colonel Beers remembers when bananas were a rarity and a curiosity here.
 Californis school teachers have fifty-eigh different kinds of wood from which to SC. lect punishipg stick. One dull boy has had all of the following tried on him, and yet they did not make him smart: Mad rone, live oak, hickory oak, black oak, red oak, white oak, tanbark oak, maui oak buckeye, alder, laurel, redwood, fir, myr tie, sequoia-big tree, bull pine, suga, pine, yellow pine, Monterey pine, Califor nia walnut, white cedar, red cedar, Cali fornia ash, maple. sycamore, magnolia yew, wild cherry, olive. Monterey cypress spruce, locust. pear, elm, coffee tree. man zanits, eucalyptus, nutmeg, lilac, cotton wood, black acacia, pepper, orange, rub Der, csmphor, Spanish cedar, hemlock chitan wood, bircb, elder, Douglas spruce fig, salmon berry, castor bean, white thorn mountain mahogany, furze, azalis. Her in New Haven in a once famous down tow town school, ss many old schoolboys recol lect, one kind of wood, hickory, did tn business thoroughly, while in the stil more famous uptown school the mysteri ous yellow pony answered all purposes. This is the way the Boston Globe, fror it's lofty perch in the center of light an truth, expresses it: ''Until August 26 th ]: people must compose themselves as bes they may. The advocates of immedia, repeal have made as good terms with th free coinage men ss was possible, the pre- ident has returned to finish his vacatio
 and the people are left to await result
 Any advice to congress during the twelv
 days battle that is to be wsged woul
 prove of little avail. The anti-silver me
 are determined and the pro-silver, If pess
 ble, more 60. If the former succeed in ca rying amendment breastworks on Augu
 26 the main fortress will easily fall into the
 hands, If they do not the war will ha'
 only just begun. Happily abundant cal . is forthcoming, independent of the vel
 worst that may result frem the extra SC
 sion of congress. There are $15, ,000, 900
 gold now on the way to the country, t
 government bends are an available basis
 sufficient paper issues, and ex-Secreta
 Tracy says that should the exigency , iquire 1t the 40, ,O0o, 900 ounces of siIv