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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-04

UNirbiN ADu lDI WV fHfltf7R'ha'hh ~
United State. prisoner.
An act amending the laws In regard
~
IMMIGRATION OF ALIENS;
an not granting pensions 10 Powell's
battalion of mounted volunteer; IN
net granting n pension TO the widow VI
Rear Admiral Porter, an act 10 pro-
vide for ocean mail service between
the United states aud foreign ports aud
10 promote commerce, aud an net 10
regulate the granting Of leases OF the
Hot SPRING., Ariansas.
The President to night approved
the following bills: Authorizing tho
Coos Bay, NOsebufgh a Eastern Rail-
road and Navigation Company IN Coos
county, Oregon, 10 construct IA bfiuge
across Coal Bank slough; 10 provide
for the Inspection OF live hogs aud onr-
casses aud products thereof, which are
suhJectH OF Interstate commerce, grant.
ing TO the Misrouln a Northern Rail
road Company n right Of way through
the Fiathcnd Indian reservation In
Montana; Joint resolution nppropriat.
ing 81 ,O0D,ODO for improvement ol the
Mississippi river AMI making the
same Immediately available, aud the
act 70 provide LOT the adjudication aud
.nNihf hfisilis from ihulah depfeua'
'i9ns.
ino vyhIeIevs OH uhe FOs'-olllce Ap-
preparation p'h
REACHED Az Aonrpuryr
on tne lew points ~ lssuc between Tue
Two Houses; inc senate amendment
increasing lhcaplIypfiatlon Tor foreign
niil service spuo,ovo 70 meet We 70,
lust passcd was accented by th. Hons,
csonierees. The Senate amendment
increasing NY sioO,ODl the appropria-
Ton ior pay OF clerk. III l,ostonlccs, was
nuienuel - a. 10 proviie Tor an M
crease OF sou,Opo.
Mn.LuSEN OF MAINE,
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THE AUTHORIZATION HILLS.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-04

nm act providing for the safe aud hu.
mane transportation Of cattle; an net
for the erection Of United States
prisons aud for the imprisonment Of
United Stale. prisoner.
An act amending the laws In regard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-04

All cash subscriptions for the MRien-
Mai Star rhould loo forwarded 10 JAMES
JAcIf ut tho Presidents Office, SCI
Lake City. L&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-04
E,nmln Ahhoil.. McmnIns crsmntrd.

PIrTsBuHG, March SILT leaked out
today that the remains Of Emma Ab.
bolt, tbs famous opera singer, wer.
cremated IN this city two weeks ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-04

SuAISiNi, Maych 3.-Osman Dlgna Is
u fugitive, fleeing with u fow women
follOwers 10 Berlin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-04

The confcrees Oh the diplomatic APP
preparation bill settled the only remain.
ing point In dispute by striking out
the proposition for u cable between the
United States and Hawaii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-04

OF Congress would be necessary. As
10 the tslked.of spocial session OF the
SENATE, the President said he had no
Intention of calling one. There waa,
he SAIL, nothing In tho present out
look Of public busine,s WHICH required
IL. Tho President then told his callers
that he was going on n shooting trip
about a week after the adjournment "
Congress, TO he gone fow days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-04
NOMINATIONS c0NrnMEp.

Tho Senate this morning confirmed
the following nominations; W. ID. Til
lotson, Of Washington, consul 10 Kan.
ogwa; II. G.. Idc, OF Vermont, land
commissioner, Samoa; II. II. Cluwell,
postmaster at Helena, Montana.
The = enate confirmed Joseph Pink.
ham, United States marshnl for IDAHO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-04

an act granting pensions TO Powel's
battalion ~ mounted volunteers an
act granting n pension to the widow VI
Rear-AdmlfM Porter; an act 10 pro-
vide for ocean mail service between
the United states aud foreign ports aud
10 promote commerce, aud an net 10
regulate the granting Of leases OF the
Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-04

The Treasury Department today paid
out ~. 5OJ, 900 tor pensions, completing
the s30,OOaOO0 required on that nc-
count for tho quarter ending tomor.
row. The treasury surplus has accord
ingly been reduced 10 81 900. 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-03
SGar, Woiel, Giiei NIB Sunsrad.

Das neuefe Sirsc.orium Der Si5csis
Erisr fir bas Sabr 1891 fabrt l07 pfars
reien ais pacant auf!
Ar benz 8otsnmartts su Erisr purbe
am 2. San. cine raffinirts Eai9enbisbin
aus benz 0ursmbursii1en ertappt, ais fe
elmer Warttbeiudsrin baS Portsmonnais
eutpenSen woate. Die 9oIibsi, peI1sr
iofort Gnjeige Qema4t wurbe, uerbaitets
oisislbs unb tonfi5,irte BET ibr nod 2 Bors
%tsmonnaiss, welSe fis marttbeiu9enteu
5sausn aus Der Tai9s ssitobIsn bate.
Oas cine YOrtsmonnaie entbielt Is Wars.
Grier. Gin iutsrsHantsr Bstrussu.r,
lu5, cen bic Sanb:lsIsuts WoIf 2epp, TO
Sabre alt aus Rirf uub 9ubmia SsraeI
aus &oslinssu on benz aruen gaslS5nsr
Natb. &einarb aus grbrinsen ~bssinssn,
ipisIts lid am 5. San. Dor Der Straftama
a,sr ab. &sinarb bate am II. Wdrs
o. s. pom 3spp cine Sub s%stauft. Die
Rab toitete 55 Ebalsr, barauf CAB &eiuarb
Is Gbaler, 70 baB alio Der S9uIoi@siu
auf ben Betras BON 40 EbaIer ober lao
Wart seisst werbsn iolte. &einarb tonnte
t9 auf bic Bsre9nuus pom EbaIsrn tn
Warten ni9t usrifsbsu, unb bur9 BITE Don
Den bsiben Suben porsenormsnen Want,
puIationsn bra@ten fe Is gu Wess, benz
Wanne per3ui&winbeIn, Der S9ulbi9eiu
mlhe auf 1876 Wart Iauten. Oas @sri5t
e~rtannts fur iebeu Der Mnsstiastsn auf
cine @srdnsuibitrafs ppn IA Eassu uus
100 Wart 9sle6uBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-03

Odds iirb 2ers uno De Feierw6n unb Ons
Hemecht, wie wuroen lie bssrikt. Sdtten uns
iere beiben Oidter Dds uno Gens Die 9benbs
unterbaltung bier am rier bes Wiiiiilippi's
9ebort, lie bGtten iib ms Sieiinnerite seireut.
Iber auf bic @eian9iectiou uno bereu Qeiter,
ben 9ebrer Serr Frobit, fam Der 9uremburser
Ssrein ltois lem. aassmsins Sepuroerans rief
belt. fur, unb gut bic sriinSli3e Stuluns Der
Sdnser beruor. Gbre unb Can't ibneu uuo
benz gebrer!
CUR Seier mar aud pom auben Elm Teigeoibt
pon U. q. geder eirse9ansen, bas mir bier
abbIlden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-03
SagemburSttGes aus YeIaiems

Nus 9ouffali5e wirb benz Yre4
"curieur in antwnpen sei1riebsn, baB bic
bort bs,ri9enbe Gdlts cine gsraoesu Rbiria
i8s. iii. Sn zen Cages iber eiu9ebeisten.
pcn Der Iamilie beuobntsn Stuben gefriere
5ss Ra9ts bas Wafer in ben Rarafien.
2lH Srsunmaterial berti9s i9redh9sr
Wlaugsl.
@orna@ 1T bod stu sIfdiidss Dcrf
oyei 8Iud5ramusrn Don Der Rir6enIot,
tetie itnb bo,t, pouoa cine pon so ST.
WarteItngen, Iufanss Sanuar.
Oas 8stter ut aueenbIieIi5 etpas 9eIins
Der wis Dor IA Easen. Op3 frisrt IS mod
INNER bart. Die Sauer ;sist cine giss
i4i6ts Don circg 2! Sup. IS lift elm
Slid, eaB bic 5Iursn nit S@nse bsbsit.
iinb, elm penig msbr piirbe nod ni9is
i3aoeu, - i'm @ssentbsiI. Osnu yeine
CUTE Oeds BON Sdnss briust bas Nins
ts,torn in Die S6b'." .Sinuar mug Ira.
9sn - lcu Der 5rhblins laden"
Giuilfanb Der Stabt arIon,
fir bic Sueite Sdlite Gssembsr.
Seiratbeu. Gm 16. DECEMBER: 8. s.
Serpoir nit Satb. Seer. gm 81: gmil 0u.
mont nit Naria Soisp9ine Gliie @lup.
SterbefGlle.- gm Is. December: 0a,
ria S6enoin, 20 Sabre, Wittpe pom is. @irtb.
am H.: Wtutb. Wanoerideio, AZ Sabre, @atte
pom Rutb. Srld. Am 49,: Dtarie Holalie 8es
raro, Satin pom s. 2ouiS S6emioin. Am 26.
annd Otaria 6wert, 70 Sabre alt. Gm 49,:
u. S.u0lIiu, AZ Sabre, Satin pom aoel. Sobet.
am 20. q. &. Sbarlier, 80 Sabre, Satin pOg,
Sabre, Sobu pom Z. Nr. uno u. &. auert. g!m
81: Wars. @relot, rs Sabre, &odter BON 3,
&. uuo y, Stbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-03

gbternaa. IN Der WstaQpaareas
fa6rst bsS Sun. Dsuiihbsin lino iset 90
asbeitsr anssitsut. SsiorS,rs i'm 0inter
empfinost man ben Ss9sn elmer lo5nsnben
SsISdftiSans ie5r.
Gid Bat fur feline @smsinbe5samten
ais @IatificItion 475 5r. ju Wsi3na3tsn
ausseuortea.
Su 1oIgeoes burteu Wtnters
TT cte Notb in ben Wiusn pisosr isbr
srcB bic Settelet uimmt pom Gag IL Gag
iiberbano; Defenders Oes a6snos fie5t mon
arme Rinosr, i6le3t e~etLeieet unb nod
armlsIi3er gsndait, bagferwsiie Dor ben
S)iren Der Bobl5a6suoer um Elm Ilmo.
len, msiit fir Roblsu uun 5rob, an Senen
IS IN jabuoieu 0Ius5a!tunssu manselt,
bsttsln. GiHs sipt Dem ouosrn bic Spare
in bic 9anb; tro5bsm bic barmber,igen
S4psliern beSeuterbe SiantiiGten On
Solj, &o5len nno 6artoffelu ieben Gag
osrl5silen, ntu1mt bic Jtotb nI9t ab.
Im 8. Sanuar, Na9mitta'e,
fanS auf osm 0s,u3sn5ers elm grdBli9sr
lnfau ltdtt. Sin in ben bortigeu Sale
risn Der Nur!mbur9er 9o36fen bsidditis.
ter Bersmanu, Der II. Sabre cite Gicolnp
a!pbors aus Nruiie in geIsieu seblrt;a,
bate Don einem Utitarbeiter cine Yide gss
liebsu. als ieine arbeit bssuSet mar, trua
er IL IN oas @bsnt;er, NO Der gfgsntbumsr
arbeitste, Sutit. Dort itaubsn msbre.e
Yfuno Salusr; plOeii5 nj faub cine bsf,
ti9e grp!olion, wobsi Der llu9Iifii1e
I3ut!i9e 8~ranouunbe1 am gauIen RSrs
per erIitt. Nab ieinsu 9asiassn lou er,
ais er BITE Stde on i5ren gen6bnli9en
B!as binlt:lte, nit isinem @mbsnlidt
osm Yulper gu nabe aetommen iein. Der
i9wsr Ssr!sets, benz bic 5aut losgsi5Glt
mar, bratte man iofort ms Spital penu
aud 'sine eirette Gooessefabr uorIiest, 10
uirS sr bod Wonats lang ans RrantenIa;
ger gefeilelt iein.
Gdternad. Sn benz GiuiIfdnbss
RICHTER iino fir bas pc, flofsne Sabr 1890
senou 100 @s6uttsn uno 100 Ster6efdue
psrSsi5nst. 'Ssiratbsn wsnise.
9uremburs. Im bo5sn Weib.
na9tsfefe bertidte stoBe 5reubs i'm Yfaf.
fsntbaler Dlrserbospital. @toBbsrsosin
absIbsiS bate b,i ibrsm gsiu5s 500 Wt.
sur Weibna4tsfreubs Der Sniahsn bss
Spitals seipsnbet. Im Worssn bss fl05.
li9en Cages sab es suten, iibsn &afise
nit &u4su, Wittass Elm frusaIss Wit.
tasssfen: quite Suppe, sust SIsii6se.
ritte, Bein unb DsGsrt, aud Chocolate.
Ibenes pisosr elm Slsil6seritt, 8ein unb
Deficit. auBsrSsm erbieIt Elm ieber Der
200 Jniafsn cine Wa,t sur bsIisbissn
Vsrwenoang. ga bditst ibr bic frSbIiden
@slidtsr bieisr 2sute ieben iouen. (Das
ldbt lt4 b6rsn l-Hsb
@repenma5er. Der istise Wins
ter nit isiner LANCE anbauernben &alte
e~rinnert lsbbaft an bic bartsn Winter pon
lS79-sO unb s0-sl. gs tlrfte pisIs
lei4t nidt unintsrsf ant iein, sinisss ga,
bsrs ibsr bic Ssrwifunseu sa bsri4tsn,
wsl4s Der 5roif i'm 0inter ls79-lsSO
i'm 9anoe anSeri9tet bat. Wir entnsbmen
oieie Insaben ben 8ortrdssr, wsl5e bic
S9. WOr,e unb u. be la Gontaine in Der
Stsuns bes t0niSl. sroB5. Snitituts pom
20. Oftober 1880 sebalten babsn.
Sr.O bsrirssnisur Dorre eonfatirt, baB
am 20. Deg. 1879 Der Boben unter Der
S4neebede an elmer SteIe (ilbIi& an Der
Waristbsrsisnfai IS gsntimstsr, auf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-03

manberi6eio, unb M. @iaen, Qanbwirtt ,s
0eli6eio. 9rm5oori: so. Ib. Rirl6ten,
0taurer 81 Gppeloorf, nuo 8. y. 2ambert.
Sdreiner gu @rmsoorl. grpeloiueea: $50. g
q. einfels, eanopirtb Al SuseQoori. mo s.
Sunt, gdnowirtb 81 grpelcinoeu. sid q. b.
b. 9. gi6ueiler: Sr. ". &eiieu, Qunbmirts
gu SeIideio. @ttelbriid: 50. $. Rrombat.
4potbeter, uuo e. @ensler, 6anbelsmann Ss
Gttelbriit. Seulen: Sr. g. u. 8lemes, 9ones.
plrtb ju Sberieulen. 5olldeio: Sr. y. WtepeC.-
9i9e1tbimer gu S9uieoelbrI9. @0soorf
pr. y. Sutgen, 2anopirtb gu Sotbol;. 9rosz
bous, uno W. UeperS, gdnopirtb az Selen.
9el3tn9en: 6r. .. W. Jteumann, 9anbrpirtb as
Sotelt. Sarlingen: Sr. y. Sdleid. 2anbs.
Srad, Sanolpirtb 6u Seioeri9eio, unb Is. Saeo4
By. eanowirtb 3u SaoIer. Seinerideib: 81. sc,
SoImann. Sanolpirtb su 8alborn. Soibeis>
Sr. W. gormann, 2anowirtb al 0ift. Ifes
der: Sr. $. Sdroeosr, ganorpirtb III Rauna
oorf. Mnnsbanien: or. 8. Robei3, 2anSs
pirtb ;u Wunsbauien. Neuubuuien 80. &,
8ler, Wa9ner gu Snlenborn, uno .. Bleti6ette.
ganoDirt9 gu 9tsunbaaien; Oberwampa6 :
or. Uf. Serpais, ,Snoultrieuer 81 SbimpaGh
Qerl: 50. y. y. gratia, 9anSpirtb ~ Q:gs
uno 8. S6eioen, 9auoruirtb gu Sols. 8ebina
gen: so. ". Sourg, 2anopirtb at gta9errs
uno 6. gian, 9totar III &eoinser. &eiSoori
Sr. s. ". Burg, 2anorirtb su Sigslba4
SGul: Sr. u. Sbeiien, QauSuirtb ;I Sappeis
Ter. lieloinsen: SO. g. Sun9els, Qanbuirtt
Su uieloineen uno ". Sinner, Qanbr3irtb 1R
S9lu0el. 8i9ten: Sr. DC. Taber, 2anSmirts
gu Sidten. Uabl: SO. R. Sapues, 2anos
nirtb gu Nabl unS s. Weri6, 9anbnirtb 3v,
SnIbroot. Wllwerpils: Sr. &. %. Waierls.
9anopirtb 81 Grlderin9eu. @inicler: Sr. 8,
Oerneoen, Sanopirtb ju Soncols.
Siitrict @repenma6er.
gesbori: So. g. gartbel, Qanbpirto ,,l,
Wensoort unb T. Soiimann, 2auopirtb 52
Olinseu. giwer: 50. 3. Wolitor, Qanba
pirtb ;u Saaelsoori, uno u. Sudider, Sabuz
itrieler ;u 0eter. Sous: $50. s. Rittea.
eanowirtb ;u erpeloiusen, un6 &. Sung, 9anSs
ptrtb 81 aiet. Giirmerin9eu: Sr. Z. Oonf
nsn, Sanowirtb ;u Siirmerin9en. SSunqlinier
or. e. S6er9en, Gduomirtb III 8oobrinaen.
Sennln9en: so. u. RaueusSourte, 2on0miri6,
gu Sanub, uno Z. Treibur9er, 2anomirt9 ;u
gennIn9en. Manternab: 6r. VI. S6ilS,
Sanopirtb ju Vtauternad. Wertert: So. o.
6il9er, 9anopirtb gu @aiierbilig, unb u. Raj
Ter, gGnopirtb jl Wtertelt. 0absRonborf
Sr. y. Weis, Wiiaer 81 gabsWonborf. Re4
merlten: Sr. W. S6umaher, Win,er IN Wins
trlngen. Tooenbur9: Sr. s. .. Sinner, QanSs
Iplrtb ju Setopeiler. Rosport: SO &. y.
Nepoert, e1nowirtb gu SSmeiler, uno 80 gis.
oort, ganowiItb ;u Hosport. Staotbrebimus
Or. Ut. Spelss Gennel, Nin;er Al @reiueloinl
gen. WalobiQig: Sr. y. S0nbelinger, 9auoa
pirtb, su @briitna6. Balobreoimus: Or. Gb.
Hte5, ydnomtrtb III &albbreoimuS. @elens
ITEM: 80. y. Siiunen, Win;er III WeQenItsin.
uno y. Sanot, Winser ~ S6pebiineen. Wors
melotngen: Sr. y. YiinoeI. Vtouiel, 8in;er s2
8ormelbinseu.
n - \ Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-03
8 t

dem Letzebarger Fercin fun Dubuque
"Zur F~ahnenweihe' den IS.
Hardmont 1891.
Eur weih fersammelt Gnnerm Sterebanner,
Den yum ferein dir ech huOt ugeschdft
Ged-dir flu brudderlGft, ferbOnn EUR kraft,
K ged a quit exempel ere kanner.
Et weist E klor, WE fill wuol dOhanner,
Wann dir we bridder ech zesuome raft,
An en- Ter amer troscht an hGIf ferSchaft,
Opmonteronk a frGlechket net manner.
Et weist, dass de flu Letzeburg, dem klengen
Eft sef och wo ct well, a IRENE lenner,
Eng mat den amer albeit quit ct mengen.
Duorfir set l6schteg, braf an eneg bridder,
Sangt an der acknowledgement de schGnSte
lidder,
A bleift, we haut, echt l6tzeburger menner.
Random Lake, Wis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-03
n. f. Becker.

lin balb ;nblf mai Die llnterbaltuns III @nbe,
suar amiilirte man li6 9r%uppenweiie, be9riibte
bic 6reunoe, ipra6 pou Sieism uno Semen,
freute iid oes Abenbs unb als sin9en Seiml
nit benz gepubtlein eiueu i60nen uno prd6tis
gen sbenb perlebt gu babsn. Wan oriifte ali.
9emein Die Remembering aus, bab Gle 9urem=
burger 10 sutes SeritGuonib fir bas arranee.
melt zines iolten Hetes bGtteu. wel6e quite
SGn9ertrGfte porbauosu uno pie lie gut 9eI6uIt
ieieu unb osl Die 0urem5ureer ba6en Ii6 nit
ibrem Seite @bre on9etban. Die engliite |lrelie
IL bes Sobes pou iiber oas prG6ti9e Sternen
banner, lie nennt es oaS i30ulte Der Staot -
mas IS aud 1T -, Die patrtotii6e 9trt uno
gSeile nit Der es benz Serein iiberoeben unb pom
benz Ielbsn ansenommen uno bc9riist ,paro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-03
iutIitanb Der Stabt 2ureul.
burq.

Setratben. - Som %. Te;ember: @iIa
belm Feter Suutenbroib, S6riftieber, nit Qua
Ianno Maria SOurt. Som 81: Matbias Sas
nior, WfobeItapejirer, nit Gliie Woulin.
SterbeiGlle - Bonn 20. Oesbr.: Ratbaa
rina 6lummans, "a Sabre alt, g6eirau pom
Sobann Sdmiit, GRANDDAUGHTER; Sran3 Rid.
II &. alt, obne Stano, ebelos. Bonn 81. Wfaa
ria Re9snuetter, IS s. alt, &ittIpe pou Widsi
@dGner.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-12-31

MES. and his word is at least as good, as his
explanations are as reasonable, as the word
of the police in any matter involving an ex-
convict. 1t would probably not even be
pretended that another man could. be con-
vcted of any Otfense on such evidence. but
the sapient justice who heard the case did
not hesitate to impose heavy fine. The
charge was ''disOrderly conduct. which. as
everybody knows, means much or little, as
the police choose. 1t is the same charge
under which Justice Woodman fined the
Greif's Hall anarchists" 1t is the same
under which noisy drunkard is sent to the
bridewell. 1t is the favOrite device by
which the police railroad to prison innocent
persons against whom they have personal
grievances. 1t has started many an ex con-
vct, anxious to reform, back to a career of
crime.
The attitude of our police toward ex con-
vctS is we'll illustrated in Brdgeman's case
and it will deserve an investigation. Has
an ex. convict no rights which the police are
bound to respect? Are the purposes of our
prisons. which are corrective as we'll as
penal, to be defeated by the fanatical and
wrOngheaded prosecutions of ignorant men?
Who, for example, is the real offender in
this present case-the young man striving
for new character or the police officer and
justice of the peace who cOnspire to pervert
the law in order that the young mans laud-
able purpose may be defeated?
We submit to the good people of the Gen.
trail Christian church. and to all good citi-
Zens, that here is case calling for the ex-
ercise of all the Christian virtues and all
the impulses of triotsm.-Chicago Even
ing Post editorial.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-12-31
EX.COnVfcts.

The case of William A. Bridgeman is, we
think, deserving of consideration at once
more thoughtful and more charitable than it
seems to have received. There is much un-
godly laughter and in certain quarters not
little exultatiOn over the discovery that a
young man holding high place in Chris
tian church and in the favor of Its pastor
and people is suddenly discovered to be an
ex convict, and for no other apparent Of
Tense is arrested by the police and fined by
justice of the peace, with every prospect
of being sent again to prison. We do not
find in such a case occasion for either
laughter or exultatiOn.
The good people of the Central Christian
church are said to think harshly of their
pastor. Mr.. Black. and to be thoroughly
chagrined at themselves. Yet we do not find
that the Rev. Mr.. Black has done anything
more reprehensible than to receive into his
church young man protesting belief in the
gospel of Christ which Mr.. Black breaches.
Nor do the members of the Central church
appear to have committed any greater indis
erection than to welcome the new conner las
by the gospel of their church they are bid
den to do) and to accord to him the place in
their society which his accomplishments and
talents easily won. To be sure, the young
man proves to be an ex convict, but we are
not willing to believe that even if the pas
tor and people of the Central church had
known this fact. they would have permit
ted it to influence their treatment of Bridge
man. The mission of the church of Christ
is to succOr the weak and needy. Who. it
might be asked is in greater need of the
cOunsels of pastor and the sympathy of
the church than man. still young. begin
ming the arduous. the herculean task of re-
facilitating his character? There is said to
be great joy in heaven over the return of a
penitent. The same rule. we feel conf
dent obtains in the Central Christian
church.
But interest in Bridgeman's case will not
be confined to the Central Christian church.
Here is man against whom nothing has
been proved except that he is an eX convict.
The testimony of the police who arrested
him shows not even probable case of guilt.
The police swOre that Bridgeman was
found late at night in position suggesting
to the police mind an intent to commit
burglary. But this intent Bridgeman de-
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-12-31

"A Wisconsin Central passenger train was
wrecked at O'Clock Tuesday morning on the st.
Paul Duluth road short distance north of the
prison. Engineer Jay Leighton lost foot and
was the only one seriously hurt in the accident.
The engine ran down a ffteen.foot embankment
without turning over.
-Supt. COvell of the tub and pail factory did the
handsome thing by his boys Christmas Eve by set
ting up the cigars. He did not forget Guard
Cayou's faithful assistance, but with neat little
speech he presented him also with a cigar. 1t is
said that tears of gratitude trickled down the
cheeks Of the modest guard.
THE MIRROR Office can boast of another
improvement. On Monday the prison electrician
extended the electric light system to estab
lishment, and now it is magniicently illum.
mated any other Office between the two oceans
Short days, special work and scarcity of print.
ers have combined to make it necessary for the
present force to work evenings for a few weeks
We will begin the new year tomorrow morn
ing. Let US each drop some bad habit and begin a
good one. If we will do this and then religously
avoid the one and adhere to the other through the
whole year. we will. all other things remaining
equal, begin 1893 better satisfied with ourselves
than we are at present. for there is nothing gives
aperson such genuine satisfaction as the con,
seriousness of having been true to promises made
to self.
To late arrivals You are permitted to send
your copy Of this paper home or to your friends
Put the address plainly on the margin above the
heading of the paper and then place it between
the bars Of your cell door Friday evenings The
guard will take it up. and it will be put in an ad.
dressed wrapper and mailed free Of cost There
must be no other writing than the address on
the paper. You must keep the paper reasonably
clean, otherwise it will not be sent.
If one wishes to see a scene of lively industry
he should visit the foundry about three O'Clock in
the afternoon when they are pouring off," Not
outstanding the hard work, the foundry has al
ways been favorite place with large number Of
the boys. We have known of men asking to be
changed from light clean jobs in the wood work.
ing shops to the heavy and dirty work in the
foundry. This is the case with young fellows es.
pecially, and may perhaps be attributed to the
boyish love of shoveling sand and playing with
fire.
The last piece the Saltwater brass band
played for us Christmas was a scurvy trick Just
about the time we had got through shaking hands
and exchanging the compliments of the season
and were about ready to open the dance. the band
sneaked off by side door, Some of the boys
we're so unappreciative to say that when the
band found that the music didn't kill any of us or
cause riot it went down town to fill conditional
| engagement. Others said it went outside to shake
hands with itself over its good fortune of having
escaped mob violence.