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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-15
HOW T0 COOK EGGS.

Put the eggs into dish with COW
er, and then pour upon them boiling
water, Two quarts or more to dozen
eggs, and cover and set them away
from the stove for fifteen minutes.
The heat of the water cooks the eggs
slowly and evenly and sufficiently and
to jelly-like consistency, leaving the
centre or yolk harder than the white,
ana the egg tastes as much richer and
nicer as a fresh egg is nicer than a
stale egg, and no person will want to
eat them boiled after having tried this
method once.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26

r.. X. Norton prints card In the
Times this morning denouncing the
diving statement Of Laresche, that he
{Ncrtonl had hired Hogan and Houli-
han 10 assassnate Barrett and himself
uaresohe) ~ a rAonstrous falschood.
Experience haa SO we'll established the
fact that dying men are almost certain
to speak the truth, that dying deolara.
tions have come TO be ranked In the law
in the highest class OF testimony. Upon
tho othor hand, experience has 80 well
established that an assassin will deny
his guilt by tho most solemn ad-
iuratNws, chat tho declarations III
murtlercrs of their own in
noceNce are not regarded by the
law as evidence at all. IMresche, while
diving, and conscious OF the fact that he
was about 60 enter the presence OF bis
God. declared that Hogan and Houli-
han had been hired by Norton to assas-
sinate himself and Barrett Norton.
with tho fear Of the penitentiary or the
gallows before bis eyes. declares that
the dying man spoke falsely. Lot the
public Judge ~ to tho merits OF the two
stntements IL was TO have been tx-
pooted that Norton would deny his com
plicity 10 thia affair. but common de.
oenoy should have prevented him from
oharactcrtying as n monstrous falsehood
tho dying declaration OF brave and
generous man who, whether mistaken
upon this point or not, lost his life IN
attempting Go protect fellow being
whom he believed to bc without friends
and In danger
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26


CALENDAR OF AUCTION SALES or nBAL
ESTATE. STOCKS. ETC.
To tako place at the 81. Charles Auction
Exchange:
saturday, May 75-For settlement among
the heirs = That splendid three-story
No. 2a4 Canal street.
The three three story brick dwellings, Nos.
$40, 2aa and "a Canal. and forming tho
corner Of Liberty street.
The two two story brick dwellings In roar.
designned by the Nos. 10 and "a. Liberty.
between Canal and Gasamet streets.
About thirty nine choice building lots 'front.'
Ing on Blsnyilia, Cont and IT. Louis,
between and on Kocheblave and Tonu
streets.
That elegant two story and attic brick resi-
dence. No Va EAplan,sde. betweGn Bour
ton and Dauphine streets.
SATURDAY., June g-Thas popular - and cen
trnllv located busineaa stand-The three
story brick store, etc, known ~ the Bis
marck" saloon. No "a Royal strcrt be-
tween Cnstomhouse and Bisnvfie
ztrErts
The three. story brick dwelling No. 81 Dry
Hlss street.
Ths very handsome. newly built. and mod
srnly arranged double tenement frame
cottages opposite Clay Square. and form
Ing shs pu'hSast corner Cf AnnuncfA-
ton and Third iaets.
The neat two story frame dwelling No. 3os
FIRST street. hsat corner oi Baronno
street
stand formibR the southwest corner OF
belOrd md RanDart streets.
III on long credit and easy terms.
FOR terms and further particulars aes cf1eial
and descriptive. .adyertlssmsnts and plans. ~
ofilee ~ g. r. GfHAEDEY. No. ~ Camp stfeet.
oyt
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26

upon our products In those countries is
about 10 per cent. which Is almost
equivalent to exclusion.
The meeting adjourned.
The following telegram was sent by
the committee, which expects to leave
tonight;
New ORLEANS. May 25. 1876. Hon. J.
r. West, Senate Chamber. Washington.
ID. 9. At n large and enthusiastic meet
ing OF citizen Interested In rice and
sugar In this State. held toe day In Now
Orleans, q committee was appointed TO
proceed at once to Washington 10 urge
the defeat of the Hawaiian treaty In SO
far rs it's provisions affect the free intro
duction OF sugar and rice In the United
States. Please take steps 10 have n
hearing for our committee on their ar
rival They leave Friday evening, May
2Gth. BRAptsH JOHNSON,
Chairman.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26

Twenty years ago. we are told, the
First District Court sent fourteen men
10 the pcnitentiary for granddaughter.
and sentenced four to be hung for mur-
der. Osr friend Archibald Mitchell was
At that term foreman Of the Grand
Jury. What we specially need just now
are few Judges and juries Of the style
,f that dnv
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26

The Adcocate says the New Orleans
DEMOCRAT is now cried on the streets Of
Baton Rouge every morning, and that it
has q larger circulation there than the
other city papers.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26

Seventy -one fresh convict laborers passed up
on the Bart Able. en- route for the N o. Pacific
Railway and Major James headquarters. i Alex
andria Democrat.
After November the force Of convict
laborers will probably be largely re-
cruited from the State House and public
offices generally.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26

We have never known stronger,
healthier or more earnest tone to per-
wade the country Democratic-C -Conserva-
tive press Of Louisiana.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26
PARASOLs.

The stock Ia now complete. and We sell at tho
following low pr Gee:
II inch plain ailk. tf On.
IS inch plain silk. 81 2s.
~ inch plain silk. II 20.
20 inch plain silk. 81 rs.
% Inch plain silk. ~ 90.
Do. boiled silk with fancy handles. so cents
extra: pearl and ivory handle. plain and war
ranted gold mounted. ~ 10 -.
Children's Parasols. all coiors-bone, ivory
and horn handled 25 cents to 81 80
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26
DIED.

TODD On Thursiny May ~. 1s7G. nj 2:Jo p.
M NJ J. Ucndrlek wife of w, T. Todd, and only
daughter of tho late Capt Joa. ". hendricks,
aged 2G years.
Her funeral will take place This Day friday.
at o'clock y. IN. from her lato residence. No.
ipG Bnronne street The friends OF the family
nrc respectfully invited tn attend.
Nicksburg. NJ ss.. papers please COPY.
LARESCHE- On Thursday. Nav 2b. at 3o'elock
y. M, William Y. Iaresehc, aRei ~ yaats. ma
live of this city.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26

when the troubles In Wilkinson county Miss,
and In West Feioana, of this state. wero first
reported. the presumption was ha1arded that
when the excitement should have snbsldcd and
The CAUSES Of the affair had some to he ipyna
tigatei. tho Webers of West Feieiana would be
found to have had some connection with the
difficulty In fact. n wilkinson county corre
spondent dogmaticaly asserted So much, but
we do not ind the allegation supported ny the
facts Tho Webers appear 10 have had no con.
necton with the troubles. aud do not stand
charged with them in their own parieh~tI'ica-
yuue.
The Picdv,Wc Ia mistaken. j.. L..
Weber Is charged by the people OF his
parish with having instigatcd the riot
The circumstances, directly through his
tools, connect him with II. and several
of the negroes testified that he was at
the bottom of IT.. The account given OF
tho affnir in kilograms. letters and
editorials Of the DEMOCRAT. when the
matter is Investigated, will bc found to
be entirely accurate.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26
MARRIED..

VEGAS -kANSTIEN- Wednesday the 2ith
Of May 1876 at the residence Of tho bride 9
mother. by tho Rev John Mathews, Mr., John
Vegas. Of 81. james parish. In. 10 Miss bi11i'
A. Earstein Of New Orleans In. No cards.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26
NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY.

Soc the new styies-
Brooches for Hcarfs now.
Diamond Earrings tmaRniflcont.
Fan Chain Bracelets tDew
Sets. Rings Charms
Chains and Locke1s.
NecklDees and Lockets.
81 up.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26

Go, your rooms in advance.
Elac you wont stand u chance
Al the good things that roam nj Point lear.
For all people do tell
That ut tho Grand Hotel
The visitor makes his Point Cloar
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26
Travellers to tho Centennial

can b. supplied at Levy's Dollar Store with all
tho nick -nacks suitable for travelling conven-
fences. and. az a matter Of course. at much
lower figures than elsewhere.
Orders from the country will be. as usual.
faithfully att. nded IN. and catalogues sent free
on application. Address
z. LEVY Il CO..
49, Canal street.
my7 I'm New Orleans.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26
Pr CE st:


The following Watches are all L.,yor move.
ments, Jswsled, same y rs as si5 WafNh and
aold with guarantee for two years:
Solid silver Watch, same IA tho cut. ....-... ff5
solid Silver Stem WiDder. r.................... 25
Stem Winder. oz. Silver case. .............. 30
Same. but open fare, fiat glass .............. 10
Solid ~ karat Gold Watch. oz case. .....4.. sb
Solid is karat Gold Watch, . on rnse.a...... N
Solid Il karat Gold Stem W naer. az o8 caae 10
solid ~ ka at Gold stem Winder. az on case 100
The following Watahes are two sizes smaller
than the si5 Watches, and flnsr quality:
In Silver hunting or open fas eass.. 500
Holid ~ karat Gold case. se..................... co
Solid IL karat Gold case. se..................... 10
Ladies' Watches Solid Gold cases ...... A.
Stem Windnrs Solid Gold casra. a.............. 66
Ladies' stem Winders elegantly. engraved
and enamclad. from 17s IN i2s
<iontlemens Gold Chains Ia great variety
Prices vary from slb to s75.
large assortment Of Ladles' Gold Chains
from SIS 10 s100.
Silvor Chain suitable for the Sig Watch. from
o. to ss.
Any Watch sent by mail. In registered pack
ago at my risk. on receipt Of price, with 80 cents
for postage. or by Express. @. o D., with priyi-
lege Of opening the paokage and examining the
Watch before paving for II. ddre~s M above
Key that winds any watch sent by mail foy
fifty rente and stamp. arg 6m 2dp d&W
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE.

CITY HALL New Orleans. Anil 36. 1876.
PROPOSALS.
eealed PROPOSALS will he received until
THURSDAY the LIST Of June. ut Y m, Tor the
exchange ofthirty- fyo hundred drawn Premium
Bonds at their face value and interest. for old
bonds Of theAiiy Of New Orleans and Of the late
cities of Jefferson and Carrolton.
Bids must stato tho amount OF accrued interest
on the bonds offered for exchange. Proposals
must be directed 10 The Commissioners of the
Consolidated Debt and indorsed Proposals for
Exchange oi Bonds" The right to reject all or
any bids IN reserved. ED. PILSBUHf
ap27 1awtd Administrator of Finance.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26
SAVE THE TIME

SAVE THE TIME
or YOUR
CLERKS AND OTHER EMPLOYEES
American District Telegraph Messengers,
For all kinds Of messenger service.
The Messengers are specially selected trained
uniformed and numbered and can b Obtained
instantly, any hour. night or day. rain or shine
MESSENGER SERVICE.
30 cents per hour; IS cents for % minutes or
less and cents for each additional 10 minutes
Special rates given for any length OF time be-
yond three hours when contract Is made In al
vance
CIRCULARS DELIVERED.
Unaddressed
1000 Or leas. ..,.........ss % per thousand.
5000 and upwards. -. Q 90
Circulars. notes invitations. wedding cards,
etc.. at from so to sl5 per thousand. according
TO number and destination.
Satisfaction guaranteed. We Respectfully 80
"''' your D''is EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
mys i'm IL Cow merciai Place.
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENCY
-yoE THE
LouisviIle and Cuban Asphalt Co.,
Ds Magazine street.
PURE CUBAN ASPHALT vARNISH,
For Coating Wood or Iron Vessels Bat-
toms, wharf Piles,
BRIDGE AND TBESTLE WORK or WOOD
or Iron. Machinery Gas and Water Pipee Iron
Railings Metal Roofs and Cutters. and ell other
kinds Of Metal Substances under or above
ground or water.
PURE CUBAN ASPHALT,
BY THE HOGsHEAD. TON OR CARGO
Asphalt Metal Compsund.
For Paving and Roofing.
psefNG sTREET RHsS1sfs M SH9.f' G1gpES GsGS IN
fNn housE SrE4SBoAs Is o. ana sn1ine ,2b thas
needs good durable water and woalber proof
covering.
Dean 4 Colsman's Patent Inproved
TRAM RAIL,
Weighing from 10 to 20 pounds 70 the yard.
for street and narrow-gaug@ railroads.
Also. - and - pound r Rail.
CONTRACTS FOR PORTABLE RAILROADS
for Plantation and Saw Mili purposes
AND
General Street Railroad Supplies.
-AL6O-
Ship Bheathing FELT Soft Hair FELT, for
Boilers. TANNATE OF SODA for cleaning
Boilers. TANNIC ACID. for Dyeing. Tanning.
Making Ink. etc.
VIM. FRANCIS MCLEAN.
aDsi dGW Agent
MARKET STORE.
R0usset e. Co,
80 Decatur street. opposite French Market
BUILDERS Fl RDWARE,
PAINTS. OILS and vARNISHES
EYcuYNa
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26
HOSIERY.

This department Ia now replonished and com
plete In both Ladies' and Misses goods.
Balbriggan Hose. extra length. u a box TO 81
pair.
Balbriggan Hose for Misses and Children. 81
box to sl pair.
Study your interest and look at tho goods be-
fore you purchase elsewhere,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26
Drift WoOD RNET,
LICENSES or 1875 LAST NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, !
CITY Hall New Orleans. May 20. 1876.
All Licensees Of tR16, remaining unpaid on ist
juno. will ho placed IN tho City Attorney hands
for collection by Injunction and suit.
FDW FILSBUKY.
my2e I'll Admnis' tator of Finance.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE.
CITy HALL. New ORLEANS, May ls, 1876.
PREMIUM BONDS.

CRY HALL. NEW ORLEANS, May H. 1876.
PREMIUM BONDS.
In accordance with Ordinance No. sa7I. A. \.
approved April 49, tho allotmcnte Of series OF
Premium Bonds will hereafter be made quarter
". to-wit: on tho
3lst of January,
18th of April
3lst of July.
18th Of October.
aud tho distribution of Premiums as before-aay
on the 18th of january and 18th OF July Of each
year. EDW. FILSBURf,
my1os Administrator of Finance.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26
BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE.


with the now style centre. u each.
Plain. 81 pair.
All sizes on hand and at half the regular
prices.
Velvet Carpet RUGS. very cheap.
CHILDRENB CARRIAGES, 81 80 up such
low figure was never known before.
We send these goods 10 any part Of the coun-
try FREQ OF extra charge.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26
WOODEN CARVED GOODS

In this department we have made general
reduction and all goods formerly sold for 81 80
are now reduce to 81. Including tho 81 so tables
now 81 and tho small size 81 Wall Brackets now
81 q pair.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26

30 cents per hour: Is cents for - nina or
less. and s cents for each additional 10 minutes
or fraction thereof
Special rates given for any length Of time be-
yond three hours. when contract IL made In ad-
vance.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26

CARPETS, MATTINGS, CURTAINS, Etc.
Wholesale aud Retail-I7 Chartres Street.
CAKPETING-hx nstcr Velvet. Brussels. etc.
FLOOR OIL CbOTH-English and American.
MATTING-W Cheek and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES. Table and Piano Covers.
CURTAIN and Furniture Materials.
BROCATELLE. Cotelines. Reps. Slip Covers.
etc,
BURLAPS. by the bale. piece or ynrd.
my2O 2p SuWe A. BKOUSSEAU & son.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-26

Celved at San francisco from
Tons.
The Hawaiian Islands only. ........-... l79l2,so4
The Philippine Islands. .............. % ~ .os6
From China Observation-Disclosures. 6174.552
From Central America and Mexico. 3.l0t
From Perm Observation-Disclosures. 12,455
Making total Of of...............5 511S5 .473
The total receipts OF foreign sugar In
1875 was 662, ,672 tons. and 1t is not an un-
reasonable estimate to make, that Lou
isiana, Florida and Texas could, under
proper conditions OF labor and fully de-
veloped resources, produce that guam
tity or more, per annum. and sell 1t at
as low prices as imported sugars could
be sold.
To pay for these sugars, coffees, hides,
fruits and other products, imported by
the United States from the West India
Islands, Spanish and South American
countries OF the Atlantic coast. the
United States sends about $4,000 gold
annually.
The average rate OF duties levied
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-03
Ser 9lett9eIS=Wattgel. = Gtnc
Waf;ttaljrte 5atr ggbhiilfe.

gS ! y IN IN =. Wtat. - Oq8 Sanfs
nno @ourautz @omtte pes urtsrbauieS bat
nit einigen 4uenoements bic 4nnabme oea
BON to.n. 55roit oorgsiGlageueu 9enleini6aft.
iidsn S:i6lufies empfobleu. Ser Bei6luE
beouftraat Den SdasamtS= SefretGr, $I0,z
100000 Sllberselo sum austaui9e fir &C.
gal Senter 9toten aus5ugeben, leoo6 ioli
rieier Setras burd eine iibereinitimmenbe
Suntme bon Sruduoten, Die aus benz Ser.
fcbre geSogen mirO, geoedt nno oerbiitet ners
oeu, oaB Der uripriin9lid) pOrgeld)riebene
Slbergelb- -umtauf nid)t erb6bt perDe. Die
OtaBuabme bat nur ben J3wed, benz obtral-
tenoen Wiaugtl an aleinaelO etn Gnbe su ma.
den NIB es Dem Yublifum 81 erul69lid)en,
au6 fir qr6Bere Noten Stlber su erbalten.
Gine anOere Wittbeilung lautet: ,S1ab=
meiiter Stem fiebt etu, baB Die bisberige art
Der @miifon ocs SilbergelSes cine perfehlte
1T uno &uappbeit beS &leln9elOes berauSior.
bert. gr ioll MN cine berartise Abdnbez
rung bes GiniiiionSgeieseS beautra9t baben,
Dap oas sGilber gegen @reenbads entttirt
tpirb uno oieic sur ginlSiung OeS &leinpas
piergeioeS suriidgebalter weroen. gStr fiir6
ten: Das Geiultat mirb iein, raB oaS Glein-
papiergelb uidlt in bic 8nn6esfaiie gelauat
unb banlit Die fidrfite 9lure9ung, nm Oas
Sllber III llmlaui 81 bringen mo bartn au
erbaltcn, wegfGllt. gber iiAerlth ipiirOe
burdI oaS pom S61bmetfter p0rsel6lagene
Serfa5ren einer &leingelonotb uorgebeu9t.
yfatiirIld miibte 6aS @eies bic GinlDiung
Don Greenbad8 in Silber auf Den Setrag
oeS ausitebenoen &lelnpafier9elSes beidran'
fen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-03
Selegrapbii@e Sefef9ea.
(Deridte ter .aiIoeirsen grefe- Elr otn -9ets
zeIpouoeutel.-)
5mlaass9epsiatas
9er a.. Gcnares. Gr4e gtkmua.

Ser ~. Gcn8teB. - Gtf4e Stknng.
gSa ibingto II, 2. Wai. - Sn1 g :
nate ieste Sherman bonn Sinan;z zGomite
bic Saus- Bill Setreffs grnenuuna BON &C.
| queitern fir Hationalbanfeu uHo fir an6ere
3pede nit Announcements Dor.
Qlliiou beri1tete Die Saus=Si1 getrcfiS
8erDilligung ben $4,000 iiir btlt llnterbalt
Der Qpadles sSnoianer elm; angtnomnlen.
SurnitOe leste elue Sill por Setreifs Ser
beferuns beS 5afenS pom &aibington unO
Der Sdjlfffabrt altf bemB mBotomac- -Slulie; Dem
| SaubelS. Gonlite iibertpieien.
GomunSS beantragte, cas- 0auoel5 SOmite
anSupeiien. 81 unteriu6en, meldle @tiebeS
erlaiie in ge3ug auf Die GH!uHft ben Gmt=
grallten ODER Anbereu IN ben aMerltanilden
SGfen n1tbig ieien; Suritdgclegt.
Safnlin ricf letnen Intrag SetreTTS Gfjen.-
lider itatt priuater Nbbaltung Der Serathnas
gen iiber benSmpeadlments $roseB auf; Der
lelbe nuree Suriid9ele9t.
9ie iapanefite @ntiAd6iauns8:8il be-
siiglid) beS NmenbementS enf NuStreituuq
Der geltimnluns, tpona9 Der gntlddoigungS>
Sonb an Sapan SuriidbsSablt perben iol,
yrpenn nid,t unueretnbar nit oen Sesiebungen
Der Ser. Staaten 81 ben onOeren Md9teH," :"
fam rann CUR Sprabe.
periGisoener Qutrdse in Der Sa1e blieb Oies
lelbe unerleDigt.
Der Yrdiieent legte Dem Seuaie cine Sotz
id)aft pom Brdiioenten Ger Ser. Staaten, iOs
nie ben Serid)t Der SSeltauSEelluu9s Com
miiiiou Dor, porin beibe S5Guier bes @ongrelz
les elHgelaben meroeH, au Der Gr6nnnngse
Seier am 10. os. Sits. t5eilSunebmsn; aaf
ben Gid gele9t.
Sm &eprGientantenb aule bealls
tragic Softer cine 8eiolntiOn, monaf Der
arieS5zSefretGr cine Der 9tettnngSs sStatloueu
nit alien 2ugeItellten alf Der 9SellauSfellun9
sur Sd)au iteaen ioll; angencmmen.
Qeapeulportb itegte cine &eiolution, mo-
uadl Der &ries5<Sefretar eriud)t wiro, Dem
Reprdieutantenbaue eine @opie Der 8eridte
iiber ben 5ortibritt Der Qrbeiteu an Der Miin=
buns ocs Niiiiiiippi'Sluiies einsureidsn,
anseuommen.
gSeus beantragte, bab oaS @omite fir BEN
'Real-Estate-Po baS glnerbieteu 0alct
Gllbourn'S, sur Scrnebmung Dor Dem @omite
81 erid)eiuelt accep;ire uno i'm eluerl Serb6r
untermerfe; Guf eeu Sid gelest.
SarbOr nnterbreitete elne 9ttiolution, Die
angenonmen mrroe unO nouad) Dos Suiti5-
Gomite unterlufen iol, pesbalb bic ,llnion-
Sacifcz gabns s@ompagnie" in 1871 uno 1872
fir 9etpiiie Sbliaatioten Der ygittle.0fods
Sort Smlther Sabn=SOmpa9nie" cine melt
babere Snmme, als Den Marftperth, beSablte
nno oh Corruption III Der 9ran8afiipn Dor
lag.
Ser Suinoiier @ablconteit fam ocrauf sir
Sprad)e; oer @omte 8erid,t lautete babn,
baB nidt TarlueG, Der ben Sis inne bat,
ionosru Der @ont,faut, e @opre, 81 Dem
Sibe beredlttgt lit; Suriidgelegt bS lnoraeu.
8apne uoal Saufz@omite bradte cine Sill
eiu, wuna9 Der S9atamtsiefretdr nid1t iiber
5ehn DIiaionen Dollars Silbcr in gered)ter
uue sleidmdBtger 8siie in 2anbe pertbeilen
ioa. gtaa fur5er Debate iber Die Sia pers
tagte fi1 ba5 baus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-03
Ste3nnprNcr.

gS btngto 2. Itat Der StaatSi
SefretGr iibsrIanote bente Dem Hepraientan=
tenbauie cine Antport auf bic Gelolution Der
St0rperi9aft besiiglidj einer Infrage iiber befl
llmiang umD Gbarafter Der BON ben Ser.
Staaten tenn u. y. Sttinberaer alS SpeSiGl.
A0ellten ODER @omniiidr nab Samoa ODER
ben Sdliiierz Snf ftln ibcrtragenen Gtadt. Iu8
ben porliegenbea 9ofumenteu gebt berpor,
oaB Sberit Steinberger in 1873 Susrft nod
ben Sd)ifiers sSuIeln in Der @igeni9aft zines
Spc5ialz Ngenten Der amcrifaEifdlen Gegle'
run9 ging, nm Beobadtungeu anSulteuen
uno ii6cr ben @6arafter, iopie BEN 3uituno
Der Snielu un0 bereu Bepobuer 5u beridten
9tafbeu CT einige Monate alf ben Snicln
2ugebrad)t bate, febrte er nah Gnerifa ;u.
rid uuO erftattete ietneu 8erttt. SIM Dc
Sember 1874 Wuroe er angeiuielen, tpieoer in
Der giaeni9aft alS SpeSial- -Ngeut na6 ben
SSneln Su gebell, I'M ein SdrelGcn pom BrG=
iioenten unD eiue InSabl Brdiente bieler STE
Qieruug bem 3ainlua ben Samoa All iiberz
brtugen. @r erfiQte nte Wlifiion, erfattete
ieinen Seri6t unb reidte al8 Spesial. .Iaent
ieine 0leitgnatlon ein, nel6e angenommen
wuroc. Sein Seiuf bate BEL feiner Gele=
gcnbtit cine Siplomatiide ooer polit:ife Se=
0eutung; er mar lttdlt BON Den Ser. Staaten
augeleltt, I'm cine 9te9ierung aNi Samoa su
griinGen o0er hie Ser. Staaten 5u uerpEifJz
ten bireft, ooer inbireft cine 0iegierung an Ill,
terbaiteu, Su Oerea @rridtuug CT bebiilflid)
mar. Der amerifauiife Gouiul 1T Der elust-
ge Neprdeutant ber Scr. Staaten aui ben
ShfftrzSneln. Die Oofumeute entbalten
Nid)t5 i'll 8e5ug Guf bic menlidJen 9eaebe1.
teitcu Quf Sen ,Sh1elu.
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