The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-07-24

Mr.. w. d. Corles, agent for the Gleason Bailey
Mfg Co., of Chicago. looked through the prison
yesterday.
Miss J. P. Willis. Miss c. E. Reyes. Mr. G. W.
Willis. of Winona. Miss Julia c. Thomas and Mr.
w. W. Thomas. of Minneapolis, and DR.. ]. G.
Rhodes, of saltwater. were through the prison
yesterday with Mrs. Rhoda Brink
Geo. Austin, Guard Austin's son, who wen,
out to Tacoma a short time ago got Job on one OF
the leading newspapers of the city, and he write.
home saying that his first weeks .string" brough
him $22.00. That is good for boy.
p. e. Bennett, the news gatherer for the Still
water Gazette and st. Paul Globe was in Monda,
with his friends, c. Boeschenstein, editor and pub
Usher of the Edwardsville Qll) Intelligencer G. N
Shuttinger, city. and VIM. H. Krone, of Edwards
Vile, Ill.
-sullivan's needle work upon the cushion pre-
scented to Bishop Vincent would be hard to excel
The letters we're old style English and the shad
ing was beautiful. He is deserving of something
more substantial than the thanks Of his fellow
students.
Master Vince Brink OF the firm of Brink &
Rose. called at THE MIRROR Office Monday fore
noon with a basket full of radishes and lettuce
which was thankfully received by the force. After
his departure a vote was taken and Master Vince
was declared brick of the xxx brand.
Long, the young man who made his escape
while out to choir practice last Friday evening
was regarded an unsafe man, and the probable
ties are that he would not have had an opportunity
to escape in the he did had it not been thai
green" guard took the choir out for practice
on that evening.
Clifton Holden who was convicted of murder
In Redwood county, was brought here for safe
keeping Saturday by order of the United States
circuit court. He may have to remain here a veal
before decision is reached in his case Holden
was brought before the United States court on a
writ of habeas corpus and his release requested
on the ground that he had been convicted under
an ex post facto law.
Engineer Woods is a mighty hunter as well as
q persistent angler after the catfish. He returned
home the other evening with something like 'steen
cats, and live mink which he took as it came down
to the water to slake its thirst. Mr.. Mink is OF
tender age and no doubt owes his present confine
ment in a narrow cage within the walls of state
prison to his disregard of the maternal injunction
to not 60 near the water.
lib NIhftOh ii nearing the end or its third
year. and within the next two months several
hundred subscriptions will expire We trust that
all will try THE MIRROR for another year 1t is
well understood by this time that THE MIRROR
is not conducted as a money-making concern and
that no one but the subscriber has any financial
interest in the paper. If our patrons are promp,
in renewing their subscriptions it is the intention
to purchase new type for the paper and thus make
it more readable.
One of the Thresher Co. new traction engines
received such test Monday as it is not likely to
undergo again. The engine was brought out on
Main street where two rows Of six-inch blocks OF
wood had been scattered along as a roadway
The engineer steered his machine up and down
the street forward and backward over the blocks
and the engine bounced lurched and twisted
in a manner that one would think enough
to shake it all to pieces, but it stood the racket
without being damaged in the least. The traction
engine of ten years ago would have gone to pieces
under such a course of treatment.
Sunday Saruicos