The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-01-23

The boys who have been employed for several
months past by the Union Shoe and Leather
company have been laid off indefinitely. which
is to be regretted. many of them were anN-
ious TO learn a trade. Besides. it will be i'm
possible for many OF them to get other employ
ment at this time of year.
one of the female prisoners slipped on the
highly polished floor at the female department
building last Saturday and broke her arm. she
walked the floor of the female hospital ward all
that night and begged to he allowed to 60 to
chapel services on Sunday as she did not want
to stay alone. She not only went to chapei.
carrying her broken arm in sling but has been
working about the department ever since.
How's that for srit?-Iansing (kan.l News.
A wellknown LAWYER On circuit in the north of
England. curious to know how certain jury
man arrived at his verdict. meeting him one day
ventured TO ask: ''Wel' replied he. I'm
plain man and like to be fair to every one
don't go by what the witnesses say. don't go
by what the lawyers say, and don't go by what
the Judges say: but ] look at the man III the
dock and say He must have done something or
he wouldn't have been there so bring them
all in guilty - Pearson's Weekly.
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This said the able citizen as he looked over
the columns of his home paper. lis what | cal
spicy sheet: it seems to be absolutely fearless
and whenever it sees the head of a wrong dOer
| it gives that head Il crack. Such d paper illus
trates the true mission of iOurnasm it is moi
only to educate the masses, but to protect the
masses from dishonest people what:
The blamed paper says am utterly unfit fo
the office to which ] aspire. Now OF all TIN
id reeking. rotten and reprehensihle DewSpa
perS in the universe. this is the worst. | neVe
want to see the scurrious sheet i'll the hons
again and now AIN going to knock a shonlde
blade out of that gas-fed e,ijtor.-Lincoln \. ID.
journal.
Say did you ever get confused over the dire.
tions when in strange place? have. TN
, will occasionally happen to the brightest OF us
J. To prove that this is true. cite you AN inc
dent that happened right here i'll Benson o
last Friday. Henry WOlfer. warden of tn
state prison at saltwater. WAS in Town sellin
binding Irvine for that institution. He arrive
eli the early morning east-bound train. took
& few hours rest at the Hotel Columbia an
O. hustled out early as to finish his business an
proceed eastward at / 40 p. NJ. Well. he tinishe
y his business all right. took dinner. went owe
to the depo! and got on the train. When II
- con came along the Warden produced h
mileage book and called st. Paul. The conduc
or informed him that he would find it q iol
trip to ST Paul if he kept OH in that direction
!. for. do you know. tie on the west-bouI
train. He got of at the water tank and wake
back to town and determined TO brush up lit
in his geography, and would not be surprise
to see his name enrolled rs an attendant at q
III night school at the prisOn.-Swft Co. Monitor