New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
THE DEUTSCHE BANKS LOSS.
FPANCKS CLEVER SWINDLING NOT YET
FULLY DISCLOSED.
Suicides IN BERLIN DUE TO BAD HoUoR-MoRE
ANTI. SEMITIC MISREPRESENTATION AS
CURE FOR TUBERCULOSIS.

ANT. SEMITIC MISREPRESENTATION AS
4 CURE FOR TUBERCULOSIS
copvrjqaf; 1901. BIZ n, Nsw. YORK AsSOcfat,d Pr''
berlin Aug. 1.-The shares Of the Deutsche BANK
which on Saturday last were quoted at TO- closed To-
day nj 40. The full extent Of the frauds on mo
hank has not been disclosed. for tls admissions maoo
nv Schwleger. who Is under arrest, cover Only inc
operations carried by himself and Franck in paper
roubles during the month Of July. Schwieger VINO -
an ex-manager Of the Berner Handelsesellsehaf' mao
n good connection as stock broker. Franck hao
boen for fifteen years in the service OF the Deutsche
Rank He was entrusted With the duty OF revising
and STAMPING brokers memoranda sent into the bahK
The manager OF the bank was away on pioons'u
leave OF absence when Schweger and Franck arrangeo
the plan to buy rOubles for rise for the July sc'to
ment and by means OF forged memoranda represent
the purchases made account of the bank FRANCE
fasiGed the bank entries to enable him to carry over
his engagements Among these the July purchases are
discovered But the contracts falling due later, some
Of which are now known as having been carried over
month after month, will swell the total amount III
volvcd in the frauds to an enormous SUM- fra"'A
dealt largely in lottery specIlations ana cafrleu OH
a general speculative game under the very noses VI
the bank directors for wears with an adr0ltness shs
costing that Schweiger right In his statement tha'
Frauck orignated the frauds and used him "a a tool
The bank has offered a reward FOR FIdncRs cdpUal0
lie has been tracked 10 Bremen, Dut tere he "@'
lost sight ol The Immediate effect OF the swlndles
threatened for moment to produce a grave financial
crisis. Luckily the press and public accepted the
statement, of reassuring character issued by The
various banks.
THE r,PrKOR'S FIGHT AGAINST BAD LIQUOR
The imperial Yacht IIohenzolern. with the Emperor
William on board touched at Drohthclm tO-ddN ho"1
ward bound All TIE party are In the BEST Oh Hc'''i
and are timed to arrive at Kiel on "Wednesday
draft Of the proposed bill for the repression OF drunken
ness was sent to him and was returned WIN onE
gestions concerning state supervision of the healthy
qualities Of beverages. The Government has opeheu
an inquiry in regard to crimes aud suicide rom
drink The official returns Of suicides committed IN
Berlin during the first fortnight OF JS shows lo'dl
of 147 This enormous self destruction Is attilohteo
chiefly to drink The Emperor is friend OF goVl Deer
but blames bad drink for many OF the VIC ATOMS oi
Inv throughout the Empire. lie means to attaeh
severe penalties to the sale of bad liquors, both malt
and splrtuous.
A NEW DECISION AGAINST THE HEBREWS.
fresh decision Of the Russian Government concern
ing il, policy toward the Jews debarS the children Oh
Hebrews not having the rights Of soourn in Russia or
the residents of any Russian district. without
permit from admission to the middle and higher
schools The NovOe Vremya' to-day praises the
regulation as assisting reduce the Jews to their
natural social level The Influx IT Jewish emigrant'
into Germany Is rapidly abatng. This Is partly
owing to the strlcer official supervision. l'nndreds
of these emigrants who succeeded in reaching Thorn
have been sent back to Russia.
DR.. SCHULLERs NEW TUBERCULOSIS CURE.
Professor DR.. SCHUYLER. Of the Berlin niver'Ity'
has new cure for tuberculosis. He he has ex
permented with for the last twelve years ana that
he is perfectly sure of his results. Ills remedy Is
guaicoln all extract nom lockwood, and also the
active principle OF crOsOte In 1850 he began 10 teas
human patients with "gaicol,' which he at first ap-
piled I'm the form Of injection Later he began the
use of the medicine internally in small doses, ana III
rare cases BY inhalation. He uses the gualcOl -
mostly I'm connection with OdofOrm inections INTO inc
affected parts He cites 100 treated by MN, ol
which seventy were absolutely cured, sixteen improved
our died and ten passed beyond his observations ING
treatment extended In each over long perod Ol
fine and allowed of acute observation OF each pauens
from beginning until final cure. IL the meantime IIo
lessor Koch Is steadily working on tile Improvement OF
| his lymph. aided by the Government. lie salu iie
other dav that he would yet succeed In proving VIZ
| chow wrong In his statements
MAJOR WISSMANN RETURNING TO AFRICA
Major Wlssmann the well-knOwn German Ofhcer
who for some time had charge of the German Imperial
interests In East Africa, is paying visit to Ills mother
| at Erfurt on Monday he will start on his return 10
Fast Africa where he Will head another expedition into
| the interior. The expedition will leave saadom III
september 1t will comprise 500 native troops ana
| thirty Europeans. -,-- .Lo a.+oodod tba
pavreuth festival has the subject OF much remark
on the part of the German press IL seems 70 De se
,Iv .dInited flat the financial success Of the under
| taking was practically due IA the great American
| patronage.