The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-11-13

E. H. Busse. st. Paul, and Otto c. Schneider
Chicago. of the firm of Aug. Beck & Co., of Chi.
cago accompanied by G. o. Busse, visited the
prison yesterday.
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Benner was proved beyond all doubt by contest
on the lung.tester the other evening. 1t was a
'foury'' victory for Mr.. Meehan.
Now that the election excitement is over
please give little attention to your own bust.
ness affairs and settle up your subscription &C.
counts with your newspaper publishers.
The Opera, Bohemian Girl" was produced at
the Grand Opera house last night by saltwater
talent. Our Prof RhOades was one of the stars.
The opera will be gwen again tonight.
Might Guard Austin has been confined at
home for several days with lame back. We did
not hear whether not his lameness was occa-
stoned by the recent democratic landslide.
Mr.. Frank B. Gilkison. representing the HUI
name journal, of st. Paul, was a visitor in the
prison Tuesday. Mr.. Gilkison was recently con-
nected with the Chicago Worlds Fair Gazette.
The officers tonsorial parlor has been put in
charge of new genius, and, judging by remarks
dropped by his customers they passed from his
hands, he is graduate from the school of ex-
perience.
MIR. w. X. Brannan came home last Friday
for few days visit with Warden Randalrs fam
lily. He was in tn e prison shaking hands with old
acquaintances. He went away again Monday
afternoon.
The outside Of the new building is completed
and the workmen are now finishing up the inte
rior. The company has moved all its machinery
back into the building and will soon have it in
working order.
Vince is a rascal. He is on the table behind
US kicking our elbow, pulling our hair and playing
the old scratch with our composure of mind. A
great villain. but good fellow withall as three
large apples testify.
The old.gold colored gentleman who for mum.
Der OF months presided over the razors and bars
grease and the gewgaw sto' in the Mushroom,
made his most affable and melting bow to outside
society last Friday.
Notice to Newcomers: If you wish to send
your copy Of THE MIRROR home to your friends,
write the address plainly upon the margin of the
paper and stick it between the bars Of your cell.
door before O'Clock Friday evenings.
Mr.. c. R. Minis. who has had charge of the
collection department in the Thresher company s
office for number of years. has resigned and will
go into business in St. Paul. Mr.. A. F. Sanftenberg,
who is an old employe of the company, succeeds
Mr.. Minis.
Mr.. c. A. Whittier and daughters. Bessie and
Beryl and Mr.. Jno. r. Putnam of Minneapolis,
Misses Sadie Adamson. Mamie r. Dinon and
and Kittie Keyes. of Saltwater. were visitors in
the prison Sunday.
If you wish your copy of THE MIRROR to
reach your friends you must write the address SO
that it can be read. We have to throw a number of
papers into the waste basket every week because
the addresses cannot be deciphered. Write moth
ing but the address on your papers.
Editor J. s. Vandiver and wife have gone to
Chicago. They will visit friends in St. Louis and
Jackson county, Missouri, before returning to
saltwater. Foreman C. A. Violet will look after
the business department and City Editor VIII E.
Cowles, will look after the editorial department
during Vans sojourn abroad.
-"'Our flag is still there" remarked Clerk
Berry at the warden's yesterday. referring to the
star spangled banner floating from the staff on the
prison. The emblem run up the day after
election. in honor of Governor Merriams re-elec-
ton and through all the claims and counter-claims
regarding the result of the contest has been kept
flying in steady and unvarying insistence on the
truth of the republican claim.-Stllwater Gazette.
One of the boys employed at whitewashng
cels.was taken with hemorrhage OF the lungs while
at work Monday. He came to the cellroom desk
with blood gushing from his mouth and nostrils.
He was taken to the hospital where the doctors
succeeded in stopping the flow of blood. 1t is al.
most miracle that the did not bleed to
death before the hemorrhage was checked. He is
able to sit up. but is weak as if he had gone
through long sickness.
Rev. W. H. Harrington was in the prison with
Mr. r. o. Bolton. Of Minneapolis, yesterday. Mr..
Harrington is again pastor of the Universalist