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The San Francisco call., 1896-02-18
CANARIEs FOR EXPORT,
Six Hundred Feathered Songsters In
Michigan's Principal Prison,

| Six Hundred Feathered Soncsters In
Michigan's Principal Prison,
Convicts in the Michigan State Prison
have many more favors than those of al
most any other penitentiary in the United
States, and it is the belief of the manage
ment of the institution that for this rea-
son there are fewer outbreaks or Iawless-
ness than are found elsewhere. Among
the favors granted TO them here is that of
keeping and caring for BIRDS There are
fully 600 feathered songsters in MichIgan's s
principal penal institution, all owned and
cared for by the convicts, and as soon as
daylight approaches on bright mornings
their sweet notes are heard in strikinp con-
trast to the natural feelings of their own
erS.
Many OF the most hardened criminals.
from their general appearance and his
tory, would not be expected to care for
anything of a refined nature yet thew ten
derly care for and caress their little pets
More than three-quarters of the cells in
the prison contain one or more canaries.
and they are also found in various sbops
throughout the institution. During The
day the cages are hung outside the cells to
give the birds light and air, but as soon as
! the convict returns from work at night the
cage is taken inside.
The practice has been carried on in the
prison for years, and the officials saw that
instead of any detrimental effect being no
ticeable the little songsters have proved
benefit, as they not only give the cells
a more homelike appearance. but they also
WELD decided influence in the way of
huInanizing the most reckless and hard
ened criminal.
Besides being permitted to keep the
birds, for the sake of their company and
influence, the convicts are also allowed to
raise them to sell, and many dollar is
credited to the accounts OF the prisoners
handles none of the money realized from
the sale of the birds until he is discharged.
but 1t is placed to his credit in the prison
bank.-Chlcago News.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-18

ably because 1t was not the kind of an inter
no news.
The time of which speak was near the 1st
OF January, 1S96-December 80, l believe, is
the exact date. CHARLES E. ARNOLD
he carbon copies of the Blanchard
afhdav1t,' continued the pastor, "had not
peen corrected, as already explained, by
me, but that this was no fault of mine the
following signed statement from Mr..
benchiey will show:
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. II, 1896.
it is due DR.. Brown to say that, through an
lnauYertence of the copylst, the carbon copies
OF Mrs. Blanchard's deposition were not cor
rected: The original deposition went to the
Examiner and that paper was correct
w. B. BENCHLEY, Notary Public.
There were many applications yesterday
for tickets to the council meetings. Many
were turned away because they were either
not in good standing or under the age of
is years. w. F. Cook, regular attendant
at the First Church, though not worker,
applied for a ticket, but was promptly re-
fused. Captain Cook will attend the coun-
Gil, however, for he has charges to present
against DR.. Brown.
II was practically determined at the in
formal session of the council yesterday
that DR.. Mclean would be made mod
orator and Rev. George B. Hatch of Berke
ley scribe. DR.. Holbrook will formally
opel the meeting to-day.
When a reporter visited the home of DR..
Brown last night he found the pastor. his
wife and Miss Overman in apparently a
very happy frame of mind. Miss Over
man was asked if she felt at all nervous
over appearing before the council.
mot in the least" she answered, with a
smile. II am not nervous, neither am
fearful of the outcome. | agree with Mrs.
Cooper that there can be but one ending,
and that is truth will triumph. No one
knows better what that will be than my
self-a full and complete vindication for
DR.. Brown"
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-18
BaIfe-Moore Concert

The concert OF the Balfe-Moore Club to be
given this evening in Metropolitan Hall,
promises to be grand success financially as
we'll as artistically. The fact that it is partly
given for the benefit OF a charitable sisterhood
the Sisters of the Holy Family OF st. Charles
parish-has assured most encouraging support.
All the music will be selections from the
ancient melodies of Ireland and from the
modern Irish composers-Balfe, Wallace and
others.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-18
Tennyson's Reply to Mr. Austin.

Somebody l see has unearthed the silly
attack upon Tennyson which Mr.. Austin
made considerable mum Der of years ago;
but nobody has quoted the vigorous
couplet in which Tennyson-who by no
means liked to be attacked, even by the
most Insignificant of persons-repaid his
assaIlant. Here it is:
Tennyson is giant: all men know il;
For so says Alfred Austin dwarf and poet
London Speaker
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-18

John Norton of Frankfort. Me-, is fond
of telling the story about the frogs he cap.
tured number of years ago. They were
two bullfrogs, which he caught in pond
and when weighed tipped the scales at IA y
pounds. P. T. Parnum heard of the cap
ture and he bought them for $500.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-18

The French Minister Of Agriculture gives
the numb ber of wolves destroyed in France
in 1884, or rather of those for the dstruc-
tion of which a premium was asked, as
being 245, as against 261 in 1893, aid it has
to be noted that the total has been decreas-
ing since 1883. when the Government in
creased the premium.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-18

Mr.. Benton of Sprague, Mo-, is expected
to die from wound in his throat cut by
barbed wire. He was thrown out of a
wagon by runaway team, and had bled
almost to death when found.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-18
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without the least exposure, change of diet, or
change in application to business The medicine
contains nothing that is of the least injury 10 the
constitution. Ask your druggist for it, Price 81 Q
bottle
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-18
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Women who wish to be regular should use
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regulator.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-18
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The San Francisco call., 1896-02-18
Pedigree.

Vanquish-May d
Tyrant-Graciosa
Imp. Chesterfield-Tallu
I'm. Martinhurst-H. Scratch
L Lepanto-Queen Lyon
Three Cheers Eta w
st. Carlo Marilee
Bishop-A merique
Imp. Cyrus-imp. Getaway
Flambeau-imp. Queen Bess
Three Cheers NJ iss Pickwick
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-18
Pedigree.

Imp. Sir Modred- Bedotte
Imp. Dare bin-Carrie G
Il Longtellow-Rena IS
j oe Hooker-Countess Zeika
Sir Dixon-Vassar
John Henry Minnie Payne
Imp. Great Tom-Drift
Flambeau-imp. Petroleuse
Imp. Deceiver- Useful
Three Cheers-Etta w
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-18

Pedigree.
Tom Ochiltree-Medusa
Loftin- Emma
Apache Virgle
Hindoo- Francesca
Imp. Rossington- Unite
n. O'Fallon-Mattie Walker
Panique-Illia
st. Saviour Nighthawk
imp: Woodlands Honora
Pardee-Caprice
Imp. True Briton-E. Collier
HidalgO-Bertie w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-28
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Gde Der &pmbar0z unO 2ibertpitrdBe
Elm, I'm ben 8eriuhen, ipel6e nit ben
GcIipIe 6euerl0i3z2lppurattn gema4t
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einem GdupLabe biAt neben Der Gde
hatten Die Observation-Disclosures Der ogcltp=
7e G5ire gnQines," Dar 8aumejIter Q8.
sFerou7on, 9}r. PA, GlapitraBe, no6nz
t1ft, unO 6r. s. Duncan 6lrriion
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nen 8retterperidlag auT8eI@IUgen u.
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de cine 306re ais OefFnunJ be1iBt.
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un0 Der 8aumeiiter IieB Die Oarin entz
bultenOe 5lijIiiQteit in Die 6Idmmen
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Dur4 Gin 8unoar, 9st0I6t unO Die
MenQe applauoirte ltb6dft, na2oem
man itcb pon Dem eriten GrItuunsn ct
mas cr6oIt Bate. 9i,ie tleinen Dip
parate iino, lpie Der 9eijrige Grfolg be-
peiit, duBerit prattna, uno iolten
ii6eraQ anga6rant iein, Ou Iie nur SIS
pro GuBeno foIten unO DTt Sduienoc
pon Dollars unO pieuciat M5eni9snIe=
62n our9 iduelle 2lnpenoung ST. ret
ten i'm Stdnoe 5jnO,
Die &camten Der nGcIiPIe Ghemicdl
Company" 7ino: 8. s. @errOn, 9rdii-
bent; Wm. 8ouIDjr. jun, &icez Brdii.
bent; @. 8. SaIomon, S4aBmeiiter;
2(no8 gIoqers, Sefretir, uno 8m
so. 6orri7on, Der GrfinDer, General.
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9RablanO unD Den 0iitritt Golm Biz
6efinoet fih, nie bemrtt, in Den oln.
ner Der $50, 0m. 6er8uIpn unO S
0ucun 6urriIon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-28
@rni. Sulcs bcrJaftct.
Geb,imppli;in arae auf sem S8csc uacb Jnsias
u0pplis.-Ecr Gd)pinSclzSpftpr icbniuc5s
tid in Baltimore crtpartet.

tg in Baltimore crUartst.
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tiff, 6eQIe6er uno WunbarDDttor, mel
ber pom "a. Sanuur bis 3um 6. Sc
bruor D5. Sy5. ba5 nGutap@6otel" 5n
feinem 6uuptquartier mo6te, unb
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BON 9erIonan Durd2(n8aben bei6mtnz
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nQb 25nbiunuppli5. 98dbren0 De5
Saqe5 6atte 4oli3iit &raB Iic6 Die
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Gouperntur in 9lunapDli5 ausItelz
len laTen, bumit er ben S6ptnOler
na6 Baltimore 3urGf6rirgen fam.
Der Qeriebene Gauuer bat geqeUS2000
in 6ieIi9er Stoot eiHQs6stmIt; feline
8etlamen in BEN 3eitan9an bra6ten
i6m Dtale Gunoon. 9}atUrlt6 turirte
er Qiemanbsn, uno nod biI tpsniger
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rUt. Seine pottanter, barurter cine
QroBcU}anqe DeutIGer, ernarten ieinc
ytUdfc5r nit SehniuGt, uno mjr0
mo6l 0em gefG6rlinen Meni3sn bas
6unonerf, pelae5 er in G6icUgo, ct.
2oui5, 9enper, Santa 5e, San Jronz
3isco unO Qnoeren StGoIen nit Gcz
folg betrie6sn Bate, fir ldngere 3eit
QeleQt lperD@n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-28
Sin gutter gang.
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Cbfpzsohn" crruiit,t.-2erielbc9 9etiaH'I9'

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fa6ron lnjji7eu.
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Gomnaqnie, ntld1a IN ptri0lcoenn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-28
sdlrefensthnt rinr6 Nnters.

G6icogn 26. 6e6r. - Safo6
0isBsl unternabm beute auf feline
3otter, 5rau 5p. O6ner in g}r. 1896,
8HfopItraBe, eir2n N2orOoeriuA.
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li6en 2ebensnanoel, pe5bulb Iein eiz
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me6r Goban moute uno i6n aus Dem
6auIe mics. Grqrimmt ij6ar D15 ibm
dnge6Ii6 5ugefiigte ltnrs4t 500 Diet
2l cinen GeDolper uno i6oB 6ruu
C3ner in Den &opf. Damn ri6tete er
Die 0}oromaTfe Qegsn ii4 islbIt unO
iagte ou4 iia cine 3ugel in ben S4d=
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munDet i'm 9oIPital, uno Die Ner3te
iiro Der 2lnii6t, 0aB cine g8ieoergenez
tuna QusqeY6IOiien lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-28

ben So. Serbian, N}c8uire unO @Rez
lar, pel6er ii6 2topofat 80. g. Su!z
Imam angeI6lofen Gatte, bsga6 1t4
am 0}ittpo9 gu BEN 9iitrittsz@omz
miiIdren, um cine 2lu0ien5 in 2ln9elsz
gen6sit Der @erooppelung Der Sfant=
&icen3ge6ii6ren ndch5uIu6en. Sn gsz
ppbrter parbinoli6er 0eiIe ia8te
Gommiiidr 9foB Den 9etenten oaB er
i6nen germ ge50r s,6en lpole. Dies
tDnne in0eB crit einiqe Sage Dor Ab=
ienoung Der empFo6leren @orIoge an
Den @on9reB geT6e6en. 3iarmIt ma
rem Die Serren eutIdiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-28
2mrt Ninnrr ncrllrnrlit

9}ep=YDrt. 26. 6e6r. - Die
fijnfjdbrjse 6loru 9o0gtiB unO ibr
nm 3pei Sabre iUngcrs5 S2meIterz
6en W{o9 FanDen beute HaAmittag
einen grGBlihen SOB. Die 8leinen
fpisltsn nit Streia5 50l5ern unO ieBten
Die elterlide Bobnung in 6euer. 8eiz
be berbrannten 5u elmer untenntli6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-28
Aus nnirrer ggfrigen .. Glorgcn-
anSaabe.
lnnMaCrtmt.

3mci Sanfrduber eretIt eie ssrcd,te Strofc
8i4tto= TuIls, Ser, 26. Sc
bruar. - Die beioen S6anObuben,
nel6e geitern ben &oiijrer Der nGitpz
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uu53upliinoern periuat2n, nurOen
beute friib Don einem M}o6 aus Dem
@efdngniiIe qe6olt uno an Dem ndAz
ten SeleQrupGenz8foIten uuTge6Gngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-28
3ur Centennial Wusiicaung.
SiaTeuVerfammlun9 GIN zamiiag. - Scecus
tcnec Rcrcn criuartct.

tcnec 9iCtCu cruartCt.
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feb bego6sn ij4 an Dienita9 nu6
8aTbin9ton uro f16cn Senator 4az
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Wdi6iuFtpner SanoIsfommar, merz
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3uQeiGCt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-28

o9lr6eiter 2febertufeL."
~ 5u g2ai951rot's 5aQe, 9lr. 323,
@.it=g}rattTtraBe, fano qsItarn 2Lbeno
Die Sinqisuaoe Der r2trbsi.sr=2j =2jeoerz
t1fl" untsr 3a6lr2i2er 8st6ajli8un1
it1tt, 9rof. q. Wabar Isjtate Dieislba
sJn Der Q5sTGdftaiiBung, pe.2e iidb I'M
ter Dem GoriiB os5 PrGiiOenten S. Siz
mDn onrei6ta, pur0en Die 2lrran8ez
mcat3 fir o.n an 2. W}dr3 in Dtr
mania@NlGaner6orz6aQe" ftutt=
finognosn 0la5tenbdu bta1Oat. Der
iel6e par7Dri6t, Zen 8or5areitun9an
na6 I'll uri6silan, Elm Grfolg gu ner=
Den. Sine Ginlaoung 0s5 6rH. Sod,
@arra.tsG5 Der gUteh1nic5' 0due, "
puroa an1anpmmeu. Der CUTE 8s7u9
osr S;a1itunoa, iopie Die r1ga Sbeilz
nd6me Der W}itgtjsoer an alien ben
@eretu 6atrefTsn0an 2lngelsgsn1eitsn
btgpeiIt, odB ija OerIsJ6e IN 6tifan0em
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G0rtItritt btgriIfeD lit.
Q8aniq neue 3etruten
n0t5i9. ~ Ga8 neue SgIrem Der
MISUNDERSTANDING fir Die 8unoesz
2(rmee bat sur Tolqe ge6a6t, OaB Die
2lrmee ieBt nabt5u i6re Marimalitdrfe
erreic6t bat, uno Der @eneralzQt0iu=
tant BAT bic gfetrutirsOffj5;ere bemgsz
mGB inItruirt. Syn Dem 6ieIigen 2lnz
per6e=8iireau, g}r. 80, 0eitz2omz
barO=StroBe, erfIGrte Der ouffi6tfij5=
renoa Cffi3ter, Gapt. Ssnton, Dab gez
QenpGrtig nur iol4e 2aute anseDorz
ben nerDan, Die 6ereit5 qeoisnt BADEN.
Die 2(rnee 5d6le iebt nur 400 mann
pentger, uls bic 25.0O0 Maan, ncl3e
Die Der. Staaten=2lrmee 65&Tien5 in
Gienite BADEN bari. Gd2 Deru /. 9&Gr5
peroen, penn riht ein qsgent6ailigar
8efe6l erfoIqt, lpieoer 2eute angeDDrz
ben, Die non ni3t rim bunten Rpd"
iDaren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-28
Gn filblCr (Fr0e.
GrsGpnarc8mitsGiec 6artcr ;rsr 8uhe bcitattct

Rams fieIo, 8, 26. 6ebr. -
0as 2ei4an6sgGnQniB Ds5 GrzGOn=
greBmitglieos5 0}idael >. 9arter
fano baute g}adnitta9 in Der lutb.
ct. 2utos=&irhe, oeren @rjinOer Der
@eritpr6eue mar, aus itatt. YaItor
Geo. 8. 8teo Ieitete bic Irauer=Gere=
monie'n, nelhen and Die Grz8puper=
neure Softer unO Wcajul:p bsipo1nz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-28
Gin GnPitcI fiir oje GanIen.
Smcitc 2lusdenuuq pou 2Sariicr |2"i5ers "nteu
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Ser Sultan in Oefabr.
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