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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-07-25
Five Gents.

has not yet come. your lawyer is trying
his utmost to procure you a reprieve; you
know the old saying there is many slip
'twiXt the cup and the lip or in other
words. in case your attorney fails to get
you stay of execution, you might have
chance to sever those shackles and take
French leave"
HOpe-Of all the words in the human
vocabulary love thee best.
When sorrow like ominOus clouds hover
above the heads Of afflicted humanity. en-
velOping them in their murky darkness and
hunger. thirst and exposure rises about
them on every side ready to sweep them
from existence, thou dOst appear on the
distant heights, as a bright shining star,
revealing to them through thy radiance.
pathways winding themselves among those
harrassing obstacles out into the sunlight of
plenty and partial cOntentment. Thus from
the morning of creation hast thou been
soothing angel to oppressed humanity; and
thus shalt thou continue thy peerless mis-
sion unto its sunset and night. G. W. NJ.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-07-25
For The Mirror.
wit and W7kdO ON.

For The Mirror.
wit and SV1sdOm.
\ spreading, hopeful disposition is
the best umbrella for this vale of tears.
Bad dinners 90 hand in hand with total
depravity. while a well-ted man is already
half saved.
Conscience warns us as friend before
it Furnishes as judge.
Men would be better if the world deemed
them better The worst way to improve
the world is to condemn it.
You can't hire a man to be honest. He
will want his wages raised every morning.
True contentment depends not on what
we have A tub was large enough for
Diogenes, but world to little for Alex
ander.
Pity and water-gruel are very much
alike, and man will thrive on one just
about as fast as on the other.
Sarcasm is the natural language of Satan.
Conceit may puff man up, but never
prop him up.
A cashier in hand is worth three in Can
ada.
There are many persons who think Sum
day is a sponge with which to wipe out the
sins of the week.
Uniform pOliteness is species Of gOdli-
ness. 1t may not make saint of man,
but it makes lovely sinner.
1t is nearly an axiom, that people wilt
not be better than the books they read.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-07-25
[Selected.]
SEE WHAT THE MORNING is.

Wait and see what the morning is.
Yield not so soon to sorrow;
For the darkest day that the world can know
May grow to glad to-moNPw.
Wait and see what the morning is,
The flowers we think are dying
Tonight will greet US with lifted heads,
And the dew in their blossoms lying.
Wait and see what the morning is,
Nor weary thyself with weeping,
For the stars come out in the darkest sky
While the children of earth are sleeping.
Wait and see what the morning is
Trust in the hand that guideth.
And the love that over each weary heart
In shadow or sun abideth.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-07-25
The Mission of Hope.

Editor MlrrOr:
Hope and divinity must have some affin-
ity, SO potent is each in anchOring the for
lOrn to their miserable eXistance here below.
In the mind of the Christian who has
implicit faith in divinity; in the lnfidel who
believes not in divinity; in the Heathen who
knows not what divinity is; and even in the
mind of the Skeptic who does not know
whether he believes in divinity or not, Hope
sits enthroned and wields the scepter of her
soothing power over all: with the same
impartiality of the glorious day star, whose
invigorating influence is discernible in all
animal and vegetable life.
The celebrated poet, Burns, has said
Man is made to MOURN" the truthfulness
of which assertion is daily and nightly
verified by the millions who inhabit this
earth. TribulatiOn is experienced in the
lives of us all, regardless of our rank, color,
or condition 1t is our natural inheritance.
We cannot avoid it. 1t may be small, or it
may be great. TO the rich it comes through
the intricacies of finance. TO the poor it
comes through the nOn-pOssessOn of the
requisite amount of money to purchase the
situated through the relentless agencies of
our respective fatality, assumes the Office of
guardian over us. and in the hours of our
sOreSt aff1ictiOn she points to time in the
near future that contains something that
will be very pleasant to possess. 1t may
be position that will bring Opulence and
ease: it may be remedy for some chronic
disease; or it may be any one of the various
things that are gratifying to the human
heart.
Although that looked for period may
never bring us the desired object. yet Hope
recOncileS us to our uncomfortable cOndi-
tiOns for the time being. by daily bringing
it almost within our grasp; but as we ap-
prOach it she moves it little farther and
farther up the future, still keeping ever
near but ever beyond our reach like some
thing ethereal.
While some succeed in attaining this so
anxOusly wished-for object. around which
she has spread so many allurements. how
many there are who have chased it, day
after day, until they found that youth had
changed into hOary age, and they were
tOttering upon the brink of the grave. with
out finding themselves any nearer to the
possession of it than they were when they
had undertaken to clasp it to their hearts in
the buOyancy of childhood. Where would
the millions of human beings, who are daily
and nightly suffering under the inexOrable
sway of misfortune, be to-day. if it was
not for the t1eeting encouragement which
she thus extends to them. by representa-
tiOns. that Oftmes prove false and unsub-
Stancial? venture to say in premature
and suicidal graves.
While it is true that she resorts to many
false cOlors in her description of places and
things, in order to make us as cOntented as
possible with our luckless fate, yet the
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

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Aiaseoh Sfvss, have besa foaad drowDeA
b ~ uppsr rive.
0ARAI damage va Npogeod Is 0cfaa.
IA, Pa, - - leeA, eanssa b. heavy
rains end . re ID ~ LAekAvanno SivoR.
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WukeshasEA. In Tie Doeo Easesn 0taAse
. hli.naFd VA rsposssd - ~ cane dssA
In ~ d Z O. directory, is b saiA.
yin again oo0Dnco ~ osd ~aGgFsosive
policy q tAe rod. New exssastoas Aavs
hssn nappsd cat
REwA11s q = 800 have be-. offered for
ths oaps1rs q tAs Dsck Hin (Nia.) train
robbers.
THE ho1ss e Martin Rse.n, three miles
north q Hunsingtoo, ". Va, was burned
70 The ground tAs oeAsr night and Regan's
two cAildrsa and his aged mother were
burned 10 death.
SIX farmers started % cross the river 20
Montreal - The ics during The recent
storm. They were nok board from and it
Wa feared they broke through and per.
ished.
AnAsA & PArI. admiaistzator Of the -.
tate Of the late Edward 9. Paul has sn.
tered suis in washingsoa against Senator
CulIo0. Of nlinoia Tor $4,000. u salt
growing cot Of he death q Prot. Panl,
Who wss fiadsa down ana fAsaIly injured
b. Joseph Chase, . negro coacAaan in ~
employ q ~ 0saaepes
An iAvoHon4y a ~ eoeAte Of tAe late 4.
& Abell toundae a ~ Bslein ~ Sua,
vas proAaasa rseaely. BY His win tie
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- his tAgoo soaA he to4al aYpsaisoa ed
a0seoed val0e oetAe eseaaA Dot tociodi1g
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

IT Is rumOred that the Earl Of
Shrewsbury. who supplies London
with hanson cabs, is about to invade
both Paris and New York with his
conveyances. He will furnish New
York with cabs. II Is said, which will
carry . passenger to any part Of the
city for twenty-five cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

AT the fourth annual meeting OF the
National Indian Defense Association
in Washington Rev. Alexander Kent
was reelected president and Captain
w. BickfOrd secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

THE Philadelphia & Reading Rail-
road Company has given 10 months
extra pay to the families Of the men
who were lost oDrthe coupany's steam
collier Allentown off Cohassett. Mass.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

ANOTHER crank turned up at the
White House the other day. He was
q mar OF medium height and dressed
in the regulation old soldier garb. his
right sleeve being pinned to his breast.
He announced that his name Wa
Hoover, and that he had been elected
President Of the United States by the
Knights OF Labor and Independents.
He ~ placed under arrest
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

E. N. YELLAND. of Philadelphia. has
transferred TO the trustees OF Wilber-
force University, Dayton. O.. one
thousand acres of rich mineral lands
IN Eastern Kentucky.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

The Navy Department is informed
that the United States steamship
Trenton. flagship Of the Pacific sta
ton. is o at Panama, with Rear
Admiral Kimberly on board. and that
Il is proposed to keep her there until
oil danger OF trouble on the isthmus is
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

In the recent Parliamentary election
at Colchester. Eng, the former Con-
sentative majority was reduced three
hundred or a largely increased vote.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

THREE members of the &. A. X.
pension legislation committee we're in
conference in Chicago recently, devils
ing IA way to push the Dependent Pen
sion bill in the next Congress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

The Honorable Artillery Company.
Q: London. the oldest military body in
the world. and . portion Of whose
nembers visited America recently. has
been disbanded. TIE Prince Of Wales
had become di~sooatented with the
manner in which the finances Of the
organization were managed. and also
With the lack Of discipline which ex-
istea in its ranks He had urged the
members 70 ah0aon their charter
privileges and become . part of the
regular v~oluntsse torcoA This sag
gestion VA opposed BY amajosity Of
The omcsss. and - pooassqnence he
Prince Of WAleA ito Duke a. Portland
and otAers sent IN their reGlGnations
aA0 forwarded z complaint Of til CO.
ditioa q he . ppany 70 The Quaea
9. ed .as visAa., y e'ar'''.~
- -
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

. DIR. JAMES +. REEVES. Of Chatta-
nOoga. Tenn. an eminent microscOpist.
has been studying the tissues of the
liver and kidney from persons dying
with yellow fever. and has discovered
q micro organization that closely re-
sembles u specific germ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

A sLEErING car on the Illinois Cent
Sal railway caught fire the other night
near kankakee. ILL.,, while the pas
sengcrs were asleep. No one was in
fured-
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

WILLIAM RAIsrON. who has been
made insane over too clooe attention 70
the subject Of the Whttechapel muir
ders. Il tho well-known writer Of folk
lore and mythA and he's written sev-
oral well-known books and contributed
number Of articles % EnRiish period
icala He became Interested IN the
mysterious murders TO such IN extent
that his mind was unbalanced. and he
q now In the custody Of . keeper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

The bill for the division of the great
Sioux reservation in Dakota, prepared
by Delegate Clifford, has been favor
ably reported to the House.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

Tn Panama railroad has bee
washed out in several places by
heavy storm and the Panama canal
has been much damaged.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

MEMORIAL services in honor of the
late General Sheridan were held in
fremont Temple on the 18th under the
auspices of the city of Boston.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

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miftc~ on Fisheriss tss,ssdsf t~xss tAs
ins~.tigatloa - the alleged evils e Ala
ha. when William o.s,,. stsrssi ~,ssssasy
agent % the sea- isiaais ts.,inet thai the
ALASKA Cornj~ny's ssests 81 ~ sssoss.'s
island s.,,~cssd a~stnsf The is-s - .sssi
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nishei liquos o. ivs' sasa~n "a sa a.isf.
hand saAnuer. The shes ss!asd ~ss .
place % prostitution froa enc ssd 81 To
other and an sgeat - tas bad
declared he would break . faaa'. head 70
he ssfa.si Ga bring sss ,,hs snas'si VIE "a
him wi,nsss .asd he svais Ia.h~s sss.s
. term in the penis.n,lssy thar 90 tsspaSh
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~nc~d ou ihs i.isai u- siso psss~atsis
letter frosn Treasury Agent LAsgi~ ~s.sa
~ regarded - . piece Of tasssmall "a.
tended In discourage h.s f.ahiic state
n-sts. In roaslaslcn he sSSaon0
dsi not tno~ of any
Company.
agent 81 the IL.
Hs
him
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

The South Carolina Senate has
passed q bill to appropriate $4,000
per year to be used in caring for in
digent and disabled veterans
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

w. D.. DrxKIxs. q young lawyer OF
Manning, S. C.. tried TO rob the county
truasurer's Office the other night but
failed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

TIE widow OF the late Chief Justice
Waite, who had been critically i'll with
poeumonia in Washington. was re-
ported much better.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

RICH finds Of gold are reported In
he mountains sixty miles from SEN
tinel, Ariz., but the extent OF the field
Vns not known.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

THH chief Of The secret service d.
vision Of the Treasury Department In
his annual report saSs that tho repre-
sentative value Of the counterfeit
money captured during the year was
4a.ll7,5sS. Of which over 100000
vere limitations and fac similes Of
notes. There also wero captured
e~ighty-fve plates. forty dies, forty-six
molds and . large quantity Of coun-
terfeiting paraphernaliA- Only two
new counterfeit notes made their ap
pearance. both being silver certificates,
and both very poor limitations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

W. W. SMITH. one Of the Justices OF
The Arkansas Supreme Court. died the
other night at Little Rock from con-
sumption.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

ADDITIONAL Dg0RAIC-
TEE steamer ZeaiAndis brings nsws q
two more battles b.tWeeo the follower q
Aataafa and Tamasese ct Samoa Nearly
three hundred natives were killed and
wounded. Il Was asserted that b COO.
tinued bad state Of Affairs Vas dee -
further German ineerfersace.
the Sultan Of Zansibar hes issued . d.
eres peoclaimin2 that murderer shall for
felt their lives and that thieves shall looo
their left banda
OFFICIAL dispatches were Seceive6 a
The s3d Of the arrival a 0saalsy asd Roia
% he Aruwimi river.
TIE steamer Hatiss Rspabaie was sar.
rendersd % the A0ssieaA 0ea.o(.woS -
Port-aa.Prince. Much hard fssliaG ~
expressed IN Hayti q wAss was essoe4
tie high.handed psocssdingsee ~ Ualesa
Otatse 0ovsSnmeok
CLRARIHo Aouse rseurns fse we'll so6sA
Decsmbse - shoWed - avoragO incs0ooo
Of lis compared With Tie eosssspooAinS
week last year. II New Yea tAs iaessass
Was 3kl
Nn.o-oLycsHxs 600 pessAsl s.-
pso6od q DocAaaaa Hollow, Deos DsoA.
foe6, p, roesatly. Two - Wesos I'D .
b killed. 6svssal dwsuings wseo wreeee9
asA two eAilArsn wsrs laAly hast
TnaRB DasksA - 0aAs . saia - .
C1issss l01fry q q fesA Tsx, ~
seAsr sigAA 4iaiag A Winged sssSeosey
wesndiae Siag Fsae Ne ysaliag & ~
CAina0eo Was - tsg5i1e ehoe ~ reooses
wsfs friGAssssd q bseees Obtaining asy
booty.
Tn Federal grs,A jsry = l.dis.aselia
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
COx0RnA

COx0REDA
Wuy the Senate met on the nth he
seaolussoo soe evening sessions vas taken up
and On amendnens offered that the regular
hour for The meettng OF The Senate Be eleven
o'clock .. N. which elected . sp;rstod discus
Won. TIE resoi stoa finally vent over one day.
The Tariff ball vss then considered until ID
t0uTnmens.. d.. .The House.. n Committee OF the
Whole, proceeded 20 consider the Legislative
Appropriation ball. debsse on which continued
until adjournment
TAB Senate on the 18th passed the House
bill Incorporating the American Historical So
eie.y with anendnenss. Senator Edmunds In
troduced resolutions that tbs United States
Government Uiii look with serious concern and
~dis2pproyzl on the connection OF any European
CoyerumeAt with the construction or control
OF any ship canal across the Isthmus OF
Dan.n or Central America which uss
referred. The TsnE bill was then discrssed
until adjournment. q. The House agreed to the
conference report retring Genera, Andrew J.
Smith With The % iCoIonel After the trans
action = he House went into
= : : = ! J J ]! ! J ! ! ! !
Co.. khe RIver and Har-
bad n~nEs'.On ID
bill
by
In bill
did close. The
.cess from December
81 70 J Opted After disposing
Of several ~O1dchs the Tsnn bill was
taken up and d&ete resume II vas finally
laid aside and Il the pension bin. ninety in
number, passed, occupying nifty minutes. Ad-
1ourned. -. After concurrinR IN several confer
enoe reports. tho House, in Committee OF the
Whole, took up the River and Harbos bill.
which was considered until adjournment
In the SenateDn the 2lst Senator Teller's
resolution appo:tin . committee TO investi-
gate the affairs oil the supervising architect OF
the treasury was ,mended SO as 10 include the
former architect. and after q debate which at
tackled the preset system o! erecting public
buildings. was adopted. After disposing OF
motions and retlutions the Senate took
up the ;arin bill and after . long debate
u went owe: and SEVERAL bills passed, when the
Senate adjourned Until January g.. After rou-
tine business the House went into
OF the Whole on the Nicarayuan bill which DC
cupicd nearly the whole OF the session. When
the committee ros. the previous question was
ordered on the BIZ and amendments. After
passing q bill increasing the pension OF Jacob
Rogers tof Iowa.. veteran OF the war OF 'sis.
to 80 per month, the House adjourned until
Jsnuarya
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28
CURRENT OolnnraE.

The Pope has abandoned the pro
posed European congress on slavery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28
BURNING STEAMER
1hlrty.0vo Lives LoOe % -
Burning q tho 4axso
Adams

On the Lover xsssisippi-c Captain ~
Pilot 4ss he
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

he s%ass~es. y wssse& $1,000 ahs~~se
ssssfss - Gssss. zee go 10 go ~ ~
$50 tks aasass 5000 sss~s~ - -
ee~ TA~ ssse s.<> ss<SsS SFts 49,
eslty. s~~ssa ~ sss ~ ssss go
i~ss fsgsfs tsssS.