The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1894-02-01

Dolen, of Blue Earth City, in company with
their brother. Keeper Dolen, of the engine room.
paid the prison visit yesterday.
None of our local sports attended the Corbett-
Mitchell scrap last Thursday, and there are. no
doubt many in the outside world who are now
wishing they could say the same.
Capt, Alexander while fixing one of the bar
locks last Saturday, got his right hand caught in
the spring, bruising and cutting several of his
fingers in a most painful manner
One of our prison bakers packed his grip
sack and departed Tuesday morning to again
face the stern realities of life and try another
tussle with the cold and cherries world.
Edward Yorks of Saltwater, brother-in-law
of eX-keeper Jarchow, died at San Antonio
Texas, last Sunday morning, of consumption.
The remains will be shipped to saltwater for
burial.
Geo. G. HOuck. of the firm of Houck &
Brown, Joliet, ILL.,. in company with Steward
Benner, took in the sights of our retired COM
munty last Thursday calling at our sanctum
Sanctorum.
MIR. j. Zimmerman st. Paul representative
of the Val. BlatZ lBFewing Co., in company with
editor Nelson of the Washington County Journal,
viewed the prison Monday, paying THE MIRROR
a pleasant call.
Foreman Rowan has discovered that there is
considerable difference between fire-clay and
facing" Desiring to use some of the former,
Tuesday, he tried to make the latter fill the BILL
but it was no go.
While pouring off, Saturday evening, one of
the foundry boys got one of his feet severely
burned by some of the hot metal falling into his
cto
ling that fluid fire.
If we did not know that keeper May, of the
wagon shop was straight out teetOtaer, the
suspicious looking blossom" which he has car
ried on his nose within the last few days, might
have deceived us.
d. B. Smith, proprietor of the AUSTIN Mimi,
canning factory and F. M. Smith, of st. Paul,
accompanied by Warden Wolfer, paid the prison
visit last Thursday, making THE MIRROR
office pleasant call.
Catholic Chaplain, Rev. Father COrcOran and
Rev. Father O'Brien visited quite number of
the boys on the galleries Sunday evening, upon
whom they bestowed many kindly words of
cheer. hope and advice.
The Warden has new First Grade runner;
the dusky son of Ham who previously held the
accept more ''musculous position with pick
and shovel in Keeper McFall's gang.
Keepers Reyes, Forester and Asst. Deputy
GlennOn attended the dance Monday night at
Opera House hail. given by the Hibernan Soce-
ty. A good time was had and the dance is
ported to have been grand financial success.
"A police Inspector was over from Mime
apOliS Monday to subpoena Warden WOlfer as a
witness in the Harris murder case to testify to
the previous character of James began, one of
the suspects, who served a term in the prison
here.-Stillwater Gazette.
Two of the radiators in the prison chapel
froZe up last Friday night causing Engineer
Jones to make a vigorous 'kick,' who with the
fire in his eye, and hot cuss words. succeeded in
thawing one of them out, but the other had to be
taken out, repaired and replaced.
Received five. Jan. 20. Becker Co.. one, in
decent assault, years; Wright Co.. one, assault
End degree. years; Ramsey Co., one forgery I'd
degree, reformatory plan. JAM 80 Ramsey Co.,
one, grand larceny Dad degree. IL years; Fari-
bault Co., One murder End degree, life.
"A dispatch from Saltwater to the Twin City
papers says that Warden Wolfer is daily re-
ceivng many inquiries regarding the prison
Irvine, and from present indications farmers will
take more interest in the prison binding Irvine
factory this year than ever DISQUALIFICATION
Banner.
Won't some friend of THE MIRROR, in the
outside world, donate us a chrome? We have
found a man here who says he is guilty, and we
want to give him chrome; second hand one
will do. as we have strong supicion that the
fellow is little off, and not likely to know the
difference.
AS we were passing Steward Benner's office
Saturday afternoon we esped beautiful full
blOOmed rose resting serenely upon his DESK
thinking to enjoy a'"whiff of its sweet fragrance
wesyly entered the sacred precincts, only to dis
cover that the beautiful rose was beautiful pa
per fraud, which the Steward had carefully
placed in glass of water to keep it fresh
The following are the grade changes for the
past week.
First. Second Third.
Thursday. ..... .2S9 .......... 17S. 20
EIludy Zo9 IIJ. IL
saturday ... 2SS.. ... 1872. .16
Otluudy .2SS. 49,. .16
Monday 2S9. .......... 1874 ...........16
Tuesday. 2S7. .......... 1856 .....17
Wednesday, .2S7 1876 ..... II