Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-16
No Flnsnclai Crisis Exists. The
"Bubblc lionses" We're Ex-
psc,od to Burst.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS saiorr
iorA.
ny telegraph 70 tho yrwGi
~ wILI.I.H'a HrNaDon.
The Financial situation rte Etn
peroF's Lattn- nisnnFcH.

s"H FINANCIAL SITUATION Ahf tA''
peroF's Lstis- nismhFch.
BERLIN. Nov. a. Despite the ex.
cited ariluloa which recently appeared
la New YORK papers prUolaimiug n H.
nauclal crisis hero, no crisis cxists, anu,
Notwithstanding a failure " three
firms oi private bankers and trouble
threatening other houses Of she same
character, the position Of the large
banks aud greater financial 6rms 10.
main solid. rhe Boufso probably cY.
pcrionced severe shaking up, mainly
throu yh the revelation Of the "fsrh',
nature Of n prosperity which WI. sup.
posed 10 bc permanent aud genuine.
The present Developments cauacs no
surprise among the leaders In high
financial circles, who have long tx.
pscted that the "hubble" hous-a would
burst. Some firms Of great importance,
finding the runs threatening thclF vX-
i-tonce, have appealed 10 large iinau.
olers for assistance. Naturally, though
there Ia no panic, the commercial de-
preston " coexlstent with the decline
Of values ON the Bourso. Tue period
u general imitation, which reached u
climax last year, has been succcc led
by persistent reaction down.
ward. Since this reaction ret In shares
u the Dlsconto Giscilrachaii, the bank
Of highest repute, have declined 81
per cent, the Handel Geselleschaft "a
pee cent, the Darnstnit Bank 81 per
cent, the Dresden Bank ~ per cent,
the Harpenerl6i per cent, the Bochum
Union 90, ulo. These striking figure.
carry their own comments, but tho
buslnes. community feel assured that
the basis Of the principal banks Is
strong. A. usual In cases OF this Kind,
thu cry II raised by certain Journals
that III. government ought u inter
fere. The hreu;er Ictung declares that
the most OF the banks Of Berlin are
ro,ion, and urges the government 10
institute an Inquiry.
''TiIE SUPREME LAW ~ THE Will
on THE KING"
The Municipal Council Of Munich
have questioned tho Burgomaster of
the city n 10 the truth Of the report
that Emperor William, on his recent
visit u Munich, inscribed hia name In
tho golden book Of tho city, adding.
the words "suproma lex regis
vOluntas.v The statement was al.
mittci 10 he true by the Burgomahter.
The Bavarlans protest strongly against
III. assumption by his Majesty u pre-.
negatives never conceded 10 n Hawaiian
sovereign, and the organs OF the
Freis,inigo party profess 10 iind In tho
incident an Illustration OF tho despOtic
Ideas Of the Emperor, which contact
with Parliament must correct.
TIM RHICHsTAG
will resume IT, sitting. on Tuesday
next. 10 "a not yet known when Bis.
msrck will appear. His health requires
careful attention aud he will undertake
q parliamentary campaign Only'whon
assured Of his ability 10 do ~ by his
physician.
An official inquiry Into the report
that
AMEIucAa FORK
infected with trichlnir had been i'm.
ported into Dusseldorf brings out the
iact that the diseased pork did not bear
the stamp OF American inspection.
Consequently Their. will be no interier.
enuo with the admission Of American
pork In n healthy condition which has
been properly certified 10.
The ease Of Mrs. Catherine Robinson
and Mlss Ida Green, who have boon
suing for the estate u the latc Baron
Won Barnekow, has been decided
~ FAvoR OF THE CLAIMANTS.
The courts decided that Miss Green Il
entitled 10 call herself Baroness Won
Barnekew, and she receives the
whole u 'he hnron's property after
his debts are paid. a year ago Baron
Won Barnekow, nn officer Of the
German army, after life OF dizslpa.
ton, fed 10 America, and, after
varied career, became = runner for y
hotel In San Francisco, under the alias
" Fred Green. While employed In
this capacity he became acquainted
with girl named Gslligan. The
couple lived together, though not
legally married, but alter the birth n
a daughter the baron yielded to tho
Importantly Of the girl and married
her, thereby, under the laws OF Call.
fornia, making the daughter, though
born out OF wedlock, his legal issue.
The baron soon resumed his dlssipated
life, noglecting his family, aud finally
d.ssrting them. His wife applied for,
anu was granted q divorce. Baron
Won Barnckow subsequently, returned
TO Germany, falling heir 10 tho family
title aud estates. Without obtaining q
divorce he married again In 1887. A
year before the California wife obtain.
oil her divorce the baron died. His
second marriage was naturally Illegal.
Without knowing that her husband
was dead, Mr. Green obtained
divorce and later on married sailor
named Robinson. A sister OF the baron,
Counties Won Moltke, wife Of a major
In the army, and a near relative Of the
Old field mstshal, susptctlng the truth,
Instituted search which resulted In
finding the former wife and child OF
the baron, and led TO the establishment
Of their claims as the legal helrs VI the
large, though heavily encountered
estate,
THE WAR DEPARTMENT
has concluded Its experiments with
American corn, and decided 10 recon-
mend the uss by the army Of bread
made Of equal proportions OF corn and
rye. IL IL believed that the depart.
ment Of the interior will follow this
example, American Minister Phelps
anticipates In consequence Of this de-
clslon that the German markets win
be- thrown open for the admission Of
many million bushels Of American
grain.
FRINGE BISMARCK
passed through Berlin tonight on his
way from Vancin " Friederichsruhe.