The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-02
THE DEUTSCHE BANK
The FOrgeries on 1t Create q
Profound Sensation.
THE EMPEROR ON TEMPERANCE
He Wants to Suppress Drinking, Believing
1t Induces to Crime and Suicide-A
New tuberculosis Cure.

iN' aug. i.-IOopyrlgnL 1871 Dy the
New York Associated Press. The frauds
on the Deutsche bank perpetrated by it's
clerk Franck and Broker Schwieger hays
excited the whole German financial world
to degree unknown since the embezzIe-
ments or the two directors of the Leipsio
Disconto Goessellschaft. The full exteua
OF the frauds on the Deutsche bank has not
been disclosed. 1t is believed that future
returns OF the forged paper will swell the
total amounnt involved in the frauds to an
enormous sum.
franck dealt largely in lottery specular
lions and carried on a general speculative
game under the very noses of the bank d.
rectors for years with an adroitness sug
costing that Schweiger is right in his
statement that Franck originated the
frauds and used him as tool. The bank
mas offered reward for Franck's capture.
Inc immediate effect of the swindle threat
ehed for the moment to produce grave
financial crisis. The position OF several
banks involved in the South American
collapse and weakened through existing
Dourse emoarrassments, is so delicate that
any suoden strain may lead to a break down.
Luckily the press and public accepted the
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sued by various banks.
Inc imperial yacht Hohoenzollern, with
Emperor William on board, touched at
Dronthelm to-day. homeward bound. All
the party are in the best of health. They
are timed TO arrive az Kiel on Wednesday.
Inc Emperor's projected measure for the
suppression OF public drunkenness has be-
come, under the manipulation of the min
Suy' merely proposal that
the landtag should increase the
penalhes imposed upon drunkards.
Ministers Herr urth and Miguel anO others
concur IN the belief the public would not
tolerate active legislative interference with
drinking. The Emperor thinks differently.
A draft OF the proposed bill was sent him
and returned with suggestion concerning
state supervision of the healthy qualities
OF beverages. impressed with recent stalls
tics concerning the growth OF criminal
oHenses and suicides arising from drink.
the government has opened an INQUIRY in
regard thereto and is drawing evidence
from hospital and other medical sources
concerning the increasing use of potato
spirits and other impure alcohols, and how
far the use OF these spirits may be regarded
as leading factors IN crime. Official
returns of suicides in berlin
during the first fortnight of July show a
total OF IA. The cause OF this enormous
self destruction is attributed chiefly 10
drink. The Emperor is friend of good
beer. but olames bad drink for many OF the
violations OF the law throughout tue en-
plre, and more particularly in the great
cities.
Fresh decisions Of the Russian
government concerning it's policy towards
the Jews debar the children of Hebrews
not having the right Of soiourning
in Russia or residents of any dis
trict, without a permit, from admission
to the middle and higher schools The
NOrOe ITsmyd to-day in announcing this
order VIII take effect at the beginning of
the next scholastic year, praises the regu-
latlon as assisting TO reduce the Jews to
their natural social level The influx Of
Jewish enlgrants into Germany is rapidly
aoating. This is partly owing to stricter
official super vision.
Prof. DIR. Max Schulter, OF Berlin uni
verslty, has new cure for tuberculosis.
He says he has experimental with il the
last twelve years and is perfectly sure of
the results Prof. Schulter is a surgeon
and consequently his experiments have
mostly been made in cases of So
called surgical tuberculosis, such as
affections OF the joints, bones, glands,
lupus, etc. He says, however, he has
treated successfully some cases Of tuber-
culosis or the lungs. His remedy is
'guaical," an extract from lockwood and
also the active principle OF creosote. He
made numerous experiments upon animals,
and in 1850 commenced to treat human pa
uents with 'gualcal," which he at first ap-
piled in the form of an injection. Later or
as result OF his experiments he began to
use the medicine internally in very small
doses, and in rare cases by inhalation. He
uses ''guaicaP' mostly IN connection with
idloform injections into the affected parts.
He CITES one hundred case treated by him,
OF which seventy were absolutely cured,
sixteen improved, four died and
ten passed beyond his observation.
treatment
tended over a long period OF time
and allowed accurate observation of each
patient from beginning to end. Prof.
Schulter is confident of the accuracy of his
method. In the meantime Prot Koch is
steadily working on an improvement of his
lymph, aided by government, which feels
bound to see him arrive at a successful
issue.
Major Wissmann is paying a visit TO his
mother at Erfurt- Monday he will start
on his return to East Africa, where he Will
head another expedition into the interior.