St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-25
STILL WATER SILHOuETTES
The Sending of Convicts to st. Cloud
Considered.
SEVENTY-FIVE ARE TO GO,
But They Have Not Yet Been Selected
General News OF the
Day.
SEVENTY-FIVE ARE TO G

Before the adjournment of the joint
meeting of the state prison and reforma-
tory managers at st. Paul Tuesday, it
was finally decided to leave the selec-
ton of the seventy-five convicts for
transfer to st. Cloud to Warden Stor-
dock and Supt. Myers instead Of impos
ing the task upon the joint committee
first named. The warden began the
work yesterday, and all the afternoon
there passed before him in the little
room off the vestibule occupied by the
turnkey or hall guard a procession of
prisoners whose names, time of uneX-
pired service, ETC., he had on list be-
fore him prepared by the clerk. Each
was questioned as to whether or not he
desired to 20 to st. Cloud, whether he
already had trade, what kind of work
he was now doing at the prison and
whether his parents or family lived the
nearer to Saltwater or to st. Cloud.
Quite number Of the men answered
that they preferred to remain at the
prison. The seventy-five candidates
will be taken from the younger class,
the first termers and those who have
not less than about two years to serve.
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dued commotion among the convicts,
some of whom are much averse to
going, while others are anxious to do
anything simply for change. Some
fear they will be forwarded and others
are anxious lest they be left behind.
The school board Tuesday evening
elected Miss Lulu Needs as teacher in
place of Mrs. Fenner, who goes to Lake
land, and ratified the finance commit
tees action in selling the $4,000 6 per
cent district bonds to E. w. Peet & Co.
for their par value and accrued interest.
The courts decision in the North Sec
ond and Myrtle streets injunction case
will be announced to-day, according to
Judge McCluer. who went last evening
to Hastings for the purpose of holding a
final conference with his associate,
Judge Crosby.
The regular handicap shoot of the gun
club occurred yesterday, with the fol-
lowing resulting score: Barclay, %,
II, Pennington, %, Is; Neuquist, %, 49,:
Hitchcock, 90 II; Whitman, %, IA;
Durant Jr., 90, Is. In shooting off the
tie between Barclay and Hitchcock the
former won.
Rev. P. A. McCarren, assistant pastor
of sSt. MichaefS, received yesterday
1lOul AZ III pnys d lSl-
ter from Spokane Falls, under date of
July 10, in which the writer says that he
should start the following day for Ia
coma. His journey will probably ex-
tend to Alaska.
The banquet rendered to Company K
by Capt. Bronson will occur at the Saw
yer house this evening.
Beauty on Wheels" is the name of
an attraction under the management of
Tom Eek, which will give an exhibition
at the driving park next Thursday. The
performance includes bicycle riding by
company of ladies, including Louise
ArmaindO.
Mrs. William Sauntry has returned
from White Birch, Wis. where she had
been in attendance during the illness
of Mrs. William Lowell.
Fl. E. Shed, and Gus English. Zum-
brota, visited friends in the city yester-
day.
The Sunday school of Ascension
church will picnic at White Bear to-day,
leaving on the 1910 train for the lake.