New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

The grave Of Matthew Thornton, the third sgner a
the Declaration Of Independence, Is Calais, Ne.
"1he story Is told by some OF his descendants who
live In that city, says The Lewiston Journal that
after signing the Declaration he repented and again
became an English sympathzer. after which he
arrested and put I'm prison. They say that while In
prison 1t was discovered that he wore Free Mason's
pin and through It's influence he given certain
amount OF time TO get TO English soil. lie settled
on the east side Of the ST. Croix River, built house
and cleared farm. At one time his house was 90
stroyed by Indians and the only thing saved was .
large Bible, which escaped the fire by being thrown
into brook. The Bible and Masonic pin are in the
possession OF OF his descendants now living In
Calais
Evil thoughts the sprouting Of seed which Satan
has planted. ain , !, ..., u.s, ,o.....
himself for Others
A stlngy man is all the time telling the world that
When midnight comes to the wicked 1t will be high
The student who drops study when he graduates
In Gods army the man who wants his meals
regular must stay at the front-(Ram's Horn.
says "The Townsend (iont) Messenger: ave
are again compelled to that obituary notices
will be charged for mt the rate OF cents per nne.
Announcement Of DEATH not exceeding five lines free.
We have given mp much space I'm these columns 10 such
matters, and in almost every instance neither the
parties themselves their immediate relatives have
contributed a nickel to sustain this paper, d.
recy or indirectly. Those who want newspaper fame
after death must make Arrangements for its pubcar
ton, or they'll be left
ARIZONA BILL TALKS.
My pardner. sadEyed Sammy, he's bad IN from
An both is bent to some extent on whoOpin' things
wes good at fn' horses we is cordn cattle thieves
An emmy bloke is welcome TO what me an sammy
,rhiS 1ers on Yves % bru ON
An emmy mokes we chases they had best be makin'
We amt anSshus to be shootin but ye needn't count
when emmy powders ben' burnt erlong tn reger route
Ye couldn't call us drunkards but we hits Their royal
An our skin IS full gin we's wln' TO amooze.
III trains Is stopped er stages robbed, don't think we
tips clever jobs like that We needn't question
We's Off ther reservation, we is salhn' out claim
We hez buried all the ROSTERS tibet hez munked with
Perhaps We amt the people, but ye better make
When A1zony is State Yves goin' ter cast vote;
We means Ter go ter Congress an We wants the places
You bet that they'll elect well make em wish
they had. -(Detroit Tribune.
Massachusetts is going to have another cty-the city
OF Everett. Everett is thriving Of 1900
Inhabitants not far from the seat Of Culture, and ID
has grown weary Of the village condition. Bv vote
OF 522 TO lis It has determined to the dignity
and honors and likewise the burdens. OF cityhood.
singulary enough. when the vote taken the other
day there nine defective ballots cast This sug
gests small degree Of Indifference on the part Ct some
of the Everetttes-if may be permitted the
word-but 1t is not alarming. Everett will be tho
twenty ninth city in the old Bay State when It as
sumes its condition. The twenty-dghth Is tho
charming city Of Fttsfeli. Iftsfeld being in the
west the balance Of things Is we'll preserved by the
circumstance that the new city is the eastern
! border Of the State.
primT0se dame member Of ai the Grand Council
! since to canvass elector. The elector was a
Liberal and tried to get some fun ont Of his visitor.
What do you think n nnam; M, he asked a6ou, The
don'tcherknow." replied the dame. "to make men
work from O'Clock in the morning till O'Clock at
| night"-(LondOn Truth.
"why is It," asks an Englshman. in "The Boston
Transcript" that all the newspapers and far as
have been able see all the people this country
| have such an evident sympathy with the liberals :
Now, would suppose that the newspapers in this
country would look at the British elections very much
10 use your own expressive phrase from the point II
view OF n man up tree: but. on the contrary. their
captions and comments all sound Just like those of
! Liberal party paper IN England. For example, when
Mr.. Gladstone assaulted, the other day, your
journals We're all trimming with indignation and
horror: but when Mr.. stanley mObbed II appeared
10 be regarded rather n good JOKE ana serving
him quite right. it IS with regard 20 everything.
Now, upon word. can't understand why il should
| be you have your politics attend 10 whv.
I'm addition. should you all feel called upon e be
side I'm British politics. 1t makes think that
! you are colonial after all when see your Demo-
Gratis and Republicans all chatting amably together.
and all seeming 10 be good -naturedy Incapable II
row. and yet all growing so hot when some poor
| British Tory pops up and denounces the Grand Old
Man. begin to fancy that you really take our politics
more heart than you do your But why all
! ida I car md. nd af
Although an ant IS n tiny thing yet its brain IL
even timer But although It Is necessarily smaller
the ants head which contains IT, yet II Is larger
IN proportion, according 10 the ants size. than tho
brain OF any known creature. The best writers upon
antSttosc who ave made the astonishing intelligence
Of these little insects n special study-are obliged -
admit that theS display reasoning ability calcu auon,
reflection and good judgment such qualities OF brain
! show more than Ordinary instinct, and are n)t
SUI prScd to hear that the ants big brain carries ont
our idea that he possesses higher Intelligence than
Is shown by other workers Of his .-(llarpers
I Young People.
The following notice recently appeared in Tho
Military Gazette" OF India: No. 240 Second
grade Apothecary W. 4. Cole deceased Is granted
general leave I'm India from the 23d Of August 20 the
lst Of october. 1891. inclusive under Rule XIV OF
the regulations OF 1865 Date OF decease.' That the
had been dead for months made no dlf-
ference. He was entitled to his leave Of absence,
and the fact must be officially published
Vacation Amusements-" How are You going to
spend your vacation. Mudgel7 -
same did las; year, | guess. suppose III
put I'm two weeks trying to borrow enough money TO
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