The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-16
CABIENEWS FROM GERMANY
en-, soysERFELDs sHINDLED PEOPLE
TO THE THET LAsE

r.rs,,e-Rersert Bisasrek's I'm
.-.,-,ee-rerreesti.x German Besi-
...,. OF Rs.sis15Belseisers sfsse.ss
,x,r n. CxeisSea fro. the Thea're.
rx,,rx. Nov. 1.-THE recent financial
..,.b.s here have inhaned German public
.,i,,o, srains. the Bourse. the men who con-
,,,I n. and the newspapers which do its dirty
~ lis asserted that the Stock Exchange
- Is il the hands Of ring which conducts
...s-.l reli.knoxn and widely-auoted news
80 merely to serve its speculative purposes
r.s. a.aI Of Jew batting has been mingled
IN n. ,,.sent agitation. and high eonssrva-
~. S.;,i.. Ike the Ereu-- Zeihsne have taken
n,.h. er, this week that the u.cst thorough
80 G.rr.ns OF wealth have become the VIC
-. - s,b.nins Hebrews The laws that ap-
- ~x,e.lsily to the affairs o! the mercantile
80 .tese dailiss sly. were framed for Ger
=. And for them were sufficient to prevent
..-,,.iy. financial swindles. but the Hebrew
',..aI,;o-s and tradesmen have devoted
,s.,.slyes 50 iudustriously to finding loop
"a. in these laws. that they now practically
h,rs their patrons at their mercy.
Nh attention Of the Emperor has been es-
,s.;,,,y directed 20 :his state Of affairs. and he
Is ..adyiug this nhase Of the question some
rim ,or revising the commerciAl-nnancial
a., yiE. a. his instance. undoubtedly b laid
before Parliament
E,esps;nc Rirchieid and WOLF tho houses
tbs recently wen: 10 the wall were bucket
.h3ts although covering much wider field
o.o,srs.;ons than do bucket shops In London
ara New YORK. Eseh conducted big specu-
I..ire business besides aece2ttnG deposits. and
with mos. Q. its patrons failed to keep these
,-o h,anshas =, is business distinct. Most OF
Tie sepe<.to.- let with these houses their en-
tire capital g.: ten per cent per annum
in sra.ter,y PAYMENTS. and cid not bother
thsr.se.y-. ah7ut the principal This system
.. i-aree ye'I2i-ej fashy style Of living to
k-sp in ful operation. SO each banker and
t.cker s.sat his tens OF thousands annually
In the isst four or FIVE days startling reveia-
:eas Of me pe-tidy Of Sommefields. Mas. and
;Ssir kid have teen made. and these have
ADDED greatly to the prevalent bitterness A
..r kours before the suicide of the Sommer-
...tk Ccrnt Groseher heard rumors Of the
.Aakinsss o: the house He had 200 600 marks
in Italian fves on deposi. with them. and
fastened At once to demand their surrender.
The So1nesfelds tried to put him Oh. as they
lad doce several times in the Last few weeks.
hut ! ,hryat on his part to apply instantly to
the esurts brought them to terms. and they
gave him the equivalent OF his deposits in
Hamburg tends His Italian securities had
.eea SD A Dutch merchant from Amster-
IAN called on the morning Of the day Of the
erash to have Til Of exchange for 5000
marks cashsd He Was requested to leave the
ttil and cali In the aftesnoon- This he agreed
TODD The bill vas forthwith negotiated and
tie Dutch merchant returned only to ind the
police In charge Of the building.
widow appeared At Commercials on the
snenornfng With 10000 marks worth OF city
tceds which she wished to sell. The elder
Sonne1se.d told her that the money would Be
ready for her in two hours. and that she might
bsttes call fcr Il than wait She preferred to
vait The bonds we're sold 1t once to the
Es;chshonk. and ths. monsy1as Paid out in
the desperate effort to stAye OF the collapse
shortly before the tuo hours expired the
widow vas rosifed By two shots that she had
teen svindled.
Ire scores OF persons cheated hardly less
tl;dIy have no redress The assets Of the firm
r.re only nominal. The shares in the Binz
sstsrirS- place land speculation were not
worth the paper they were printed On although
re Soai merfeids had Eut into this mad VEN
t:rs all the deposits Of their patrons
The sareisssne-s OF most Prussian land
crnsrs 10 money matters makes them unusu-
>ssipe. AtypLcal instance of this careiessness
Ms .tvea II the the otCount Lehndorf-Stein-
AIS dsa:h HIS affairs were almost hope,essly
UNUSED; his estates were heavily encountered
I'D It sss thought that his creditors could
a@rd.y Get u.or- than fifty cents on q dollar.
la-ofAc.a! Appointed TO investigate his Affairs
found il ar emlty room adjoining the Count 8
study S.est pies o: letters received By the
toGnsia tie ASK six years and thrown aside
without tetag oreaed month was devoted
'SHI~nias ~. s.rG<iE.: these letters. In many
H-ss !2Gtt drafts Tor SUES between loo and
1890 marks. and in one letter. hea yiiy sealed.
We aoipD ria-Es in PruSsian notes The
t"n-y ii :hs uEossns,. letters more than
's'ie-st % Iay ths ,o!int's debts His friends
s'F iha' IL the last Fix years Of his life he
re. !v2ke7l i-io nor answered . business
!s;-n
ihe EGoss famous ease OF sch cs.eleSsress
M'o!'es Ea-a y9a biss!rg. by marriage the
o1.T heir .. Tie ls'. Duke Saxa-Berneburs..
!''''iae Is no- axtiact- because the Baron
taHit'LnsT lighted = cigar with the paper
i''''lns his ylEiaI against the Crown for the
iHS=s s-;s,es. raiG I'd At 100000 MARKS
h"scsE. Bismarck started for London On
ia-7s'Ay un'!-r e!ori. HIS friends here ae-
kagsls'!s- tia; h. was drurk az the tine. aad
lang 'uCIcEs are prevalent as 10 MS Nlo!cns
'''naF;Y. AID tSis.eroasnrss at the railway
''-'s9'- B-ss.a soc!ety is prcIA-in. To J;sciD-
.a7 ! Il !oE AS in;sm perance. which he no
"l.-s mAs tho Official power 20 CARY on with
sa4I.ili. In fact. the great people Le.e
nave hal = r+i ia Pickle ior him
F'et '.L'' IL i'lsGilet tho dowaGs, Lady Du4-
~ " issI'.t = Diplomatic reception Herbert
'F>Ia-rts p-0J~ss1i marriage ~ Lady Dudley
.s'its OCCASION az! MAS refused He Unanswered:
'Sati. If;i:1 ..Grt- A mother with srowa-
- 'alatrea has no business to narry. will
T. ss'i Eropr>- ;v yogr daughter LADY Edith
"a"-' Lady EGith scornfuiiy rejected his
i'S1@>s! alI her mother let Lori Salisbury
r're! The Insult. In time ell this came to
"'~F< Williams ears. ard he took pains
r''o ~ sEss= luer, visit in England 10 homer
"" .G"I"-' "-rssia!!y with his attention.
'f+'A bitterness - felt by Bismare:isns on
7N.i 4 thu s-!i':'ncss u the poiie. durin-:
,~ frin'ss short stop at the Lehrser BahIi.9:
.-N hssh'. TIE rGbl!e were driven hack from
~ SE''-.te, AMI ouiy . few students were al
eel u ge: near I'd. Princes railway car
- Mort twenty persons who tried TO en-
81 'rf s'-:G9n were arrested Bismarck 10
!" hare REPEATED last night to a National
'tf"rs-4 Ds.E-y his ussuraue, that hs y-oul,I