The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-24
[p,rNENS FROM GERMANY
v,srr.s RrtpPEiRiSCf GIVES
EC ,r no kRIN,H ISLANDERS.

s.m.t TO b. Losing Sro"nu-hs-
jill Making Lots ~ money
o,.r, singer, Has mn A"Fe"'"'e-
w. rr,,r.'s Latest A'r''"" F'9"'''
..,. Ius. -. The ienproaran"' OF tho
a., lutsa back on saturday REMOVING
W." lu torp, has had the effect to
o"" ma clcll ut taisehool about his
!. ", hinvn m by tho fronch newspapers.
Wv" ,,s No been 90 pcrslstcntiy AMI
,,,is-A,rrseutrd. The malignity OF
eTn'. .,..h.s,Acrrdoi ali bounds; yet tho
.,,ea,sto have taken no notice OF
'p7 ,.,s, authorizing an OIL cial denial.
eG' I lila prbc appearance no q silent
,'.n,sn,,uous refu'niton OF tho ISLANDERS
.'sh. attended d,ino service and mover
Vista h,y!nj: gained IN strength nnd
~, ,,,.i showing an unwonted rNu9iness
.,,.yi n. although somewhat shnhnrht
,a,,sl ,rou his long sea voyage. The
.,ohskn,ois ST.! icIceptiele IN slight
rh,r Ae walks and his having TO 10 as
ILL., IN mounting his horse.
NJ. v,,..,y fir the ,ull pos session OF his FAC.
Nv, niysir.i aud mental. will now turn
...,, n the consideration OF tho corn crisis
.I,n, c,r, rllcn,ion, CROWN. out OF 1t. Tho
l.,,h,r Of opinion In the Ministry il
.,,j. As ever. Chancellor Won Carrivi
DR. MIGUEL p-cservo nh allable
a.,,or 10 zach other. but the process Of
.I.rmn,,c GOES on In secret. with the pros
vel ,ha, ore or tho other must fa'!.-and tho
.srs ,)ereuds on tho question OF apolisaing
\. grain duties. the decision OF which now
!. IN The han,s OF the EMPEROR. up TO the
,,.,.nt Capr!ri Inns Prevailed. and SO long Us
I, ,i.us arc SUPPORTED by tho THO there
a, /. no reduction Of the duties-for he IL
rn,sed oven to medullng with them. and has
.n.sd o con. emit to tho recon siderntion OF
hs question BY tho Council Of Minister'S.
Nh, signs are beginning to nppcar that the
rh,,rcllor is losing ground. DR.. Miguel con-
,,ucs 10 enjoy Il CT n,ldorce OF the Emperor
AVID firmly persists in his policy OF abolition.
| A, e,lesst reduction. as necessary to moot the
uss
From tho offlcia! circles the controversy de-
rsnis Into tho ranks Of tho landed aristoc-
ncy tho politicians. and tho journalists: in
lact n classes OF society have taken 1t W in
SErcportlon as their interests arc affected. II
r the story OF tho corn law agitation Of Eng
and over again brought to q crisis by tho
ready approach OF famine.
The RUSSIAN Cross Gazette has opened It's
oumps to a wordv warfare between Conserv-
,uvs OF the up,er chamber Of tho Diet and
,rsrian members Of the lower House. Count
E.uiz Podauc"n has written to tho paper
urripg suspension Of the duties. Count Mir
bach and others Hercely attack certain great
lid owners Of tho eastern provinces. They
vt forth tho handsome profits which have
ssn made BY them during the past ton years
,ndsr Bismarck's protective policy. The
X Ia tbo nd ~ ivno Al In
h success Of his various enterprises and in
tustriw conducted on his property. from which
kh ripping an enormous income.
| The prices OF estates havo risen to fabulous
isures Baron Ploetz bought piece Of lar ded
roDertJ ten years ago for 79S.0CO marks. He
las since had an offer OF 1900. 900 marks for It,
md has declined TO sell at that price. Never
hslesa the supporters Of high duties IN and
nut Of the Government continue to speak Of
! ~ nscessitous condition Of agricultural hold
h The obstinacy and greediness OF the
government party. which stand In tho way OF
: ny amenoration of the situation. is de-
puncel even by ultra conservatives and per-
mis- high In place.
Gount Hatzfelit who Is the owner OF exten.
I've estates In Silesia. In o recent interview
aid that thirty months ago he visited Prince
Bismarck in fe.lln and had long interview
nth him on economic questions. he remarks
lat owing to the Chancellor's policy tho prices
tcatls and swine had become better: that
armany was doing good business and
Eould be content. He took occasion to sug-
Rst that the opportunity was a good one. per-
ISsps TO vitLd aw the prohibition Of American
|ninr.
Prince Bismarck enthusiastically replied:
~ dear Count. will give you some good
nHce. Continue breeding swine. 1t is q lucra-
No business. Leave tho rest to me-"
Aaor Zahn. 'ormerly aide-de-camp and right.
hnd.man OF Count Waldersee. was thrown
Nm his hor.e yesterday and received injuries
om The effects which he died In q few hours.
iNor Zahn. when the Count was chief OF the
meral stan. was his Ght-hand-man. When
70 Count Wa relieved as chief OF staff and
mastered to Alton. MAJOR Zahn. by special
lasrs was separated from him and sent to
tyence. This action was taken because Of
20 young mans literary activity. which OF.
sAded tie En,rcror Tho fatal accident was
sns'd by the shyInG Of tho Majors horse at
ieahproarh OF u steam tramwny train.
conrad Bshrens the wcll-known basso OF the
(isropc!itan Orera House OF New York. ar
som Corenlnc,n. Ho had a tnlc to tell. In
n's'ance ms follows: Alter no had completed
|sar'a q, tie Inst one OF sienora Tribillrs
0a'ers Sheriff who had gained access to
'arl'sts room arrested MIN on a demand
TOW Gowns due the Hotel d'Angleterre at
opehNagen. Horn Benrens denied tho debt
" lawyers Ct the creditor insisted on imme-
a!e payment. Eehrens was without friends.
w. was unable 20 satisfy the claim. Ilo was
6"Ne'sd over 10 the police and taken TO thu
yfnr iie prayed them to take him TO the
onhix Hotel, They did so with tho re-
.M'an, consent of tho creditors. On arrival
|'Io De fro"u ed 200 crowns. and handed
em 20 lie orico.s OF tho law. In payment In
"" al demands, at the same time protest
against Tho claim. He subsequently proved
us broprletps OF the Hotel d'AnGieterre tho
'uh'e OF the charge msdo against him. and
amohht was returned to him with an apol-
Inc officer TO whom he paid tho money
Abscondcd.
.osrman-Americnn. halline from New YORK.
"h.' csno to Nauon. near Potsdam. with
" Object Of settling up legacy, and he put
L'ners ilotol. Having concluded his
, .,',ness no handed Finer 10000 marks and
wv III American bonds. instructing him to
t"H"o item 10 Now York bank. on which
,"'u'a ca Tor tho money. Tho hotel keeper
49, receiN: 20 tho Now Yorker for tho amount
rs''eu 10 him. 1t appears that the Now
Aet on calling at tho bank at home. duly
i ,I,., mo honis. but the German notes
,"', 1" !" come 10 hand. Elmer. taxed with tho
h, ''s'oh' denied having received the money,