The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-17

injured his credit and standing. and the ohli-
cations he assumed on tho strength OF Mitki.-
VICES representations led to his making an
assignment for the benefit OF his. creditors.
hsieye that his failure was due solely to his
unfortunate association with hitkiewicz.
THE BANK SCHEME KILLED.
Tho Washington Ironing Star OF Fob, 20,
1891, had this interesting Information:
II may be that some Of these days tho oftrep.a.ed
Government to American capitalists for tho purpose of
ksd"% Gs sSns: a an &: or. *
the evidences OF Inmortalty THAT story viii not die
sia DENIAL can do II, me thine. Ltentin y IN. city
n Ina; ted Z, T.. i, Tn, .s Ime, few
pearsnce ts customary llo ghost dance rather
jEs legation MS Just been advised by the Consul a.
San frnnr.c" that n.nSse paper N that si,y had
that ,ly accredited attaht Of the Chinese Legation
sf,s Iii Iii. ' s 'Sfs
scheue IN which the vhintse are to do all the giving
i"i by "nc Of the attach tie Iegat,on This after.
% "iH 'hsn Mr. ru zen K one s a. 10
recently resigned to 10 back home News OF III. arrival
rsc.ivca here anu the presumpt,en Is that Se has
s'GSFsa @ Sn'fas' %sa belle. Icing ensG
by s srs .sre Il. III sS "s r, 70 m, be
e ely 70 INK I'M 'Ss' III. .Soas
way HCny II :" % tia"
has any Hsi s ss" sns
non WIN the ,h'nrse ,,Yy,r"nen, 80, Tvs s.'y TO
s snv who Z very s@ Morl % ma RI esn 40
do not BEE hoT, he can interest any one
,coi of IN S oraer ,hss may ssen II. suck
r IL BE ""R Ss . s.' ""s Of n got
sr m.nt Az YEA ago ,ms 'sn OF mailing the con.
Sa.nH to MY one for The ~
vethe with the control Of al, The railroads and tele.
every particular"
THE LEGATION EMBARRssED.
Tho WashinGto on Post Of Fob. ~ published
this despatch from its Pittsburgh corre-
sponucnt
T.ui Kwo Yin. Chinese Mlnl-tcr to the United States
is atinx ny strrinus visit 10 It,sburgh IIo is on
s II s he 'I" a ali w. roas With ne
circumstance that h,s Two comani"ns are interested
.,on Arsa, Rnnm Is e","scte lead, the lie lei that
dSrns KIT N Cnna The Minister vii see no reporters
On the next day the Post published this ex.
PLANTATION OF Mr. rsuis action:
M-mners Of the chin 5. legation here deny most EN-.
Minis N ii,i.."ryn; ia. They a 80 deny mat
Team m and i in 10 mn
It's en,ernrises in Ehtrn They sny that he Chinese
a,n "i instant tia, esyins He,. he made state
w' h wa" to s Yen Ar H an had al
r rsHr to return ,Gh,n.; TIA. u Yen X"
" any ' about
t" r had in china BY A.rs an n".ness
the part OF the Munster IN such enterprises were
tn Yen Ku Who Is on intimate terms with the servant
farmei Of the movements Of IN. Minister and that tn
Count t"n'p Miks~,,c !. alleged 70 be mtn.nea The
private enterprises OF syndicate.
was an nttacht Of tho chin. Sc Legation. lie
affairs which required his Immediate presence
he visited Pittsburgh. Chicago, Virginia sum.
mer escorts. Ocean Beach, AS bury Park. &c.
in company with the bogus Count for more
than seven months.
DIG BuNco GAME.
Now comes another scheme: 1t was to swim:
die Frank +. O,Bricn. President and General
Manager OF the birmingham Ala. AGE H;rnld;;
ny Great number 2 Of newsrapers. The sun
Of Aug % 1871, published this renort:
Little by little the true inwardness o. the
ington and Of tho whole earth is coming to
light Yesterday there was printed IN THE
sSTy n how q be q
into lis hands. The Count had for his first
Box Miller OF Pittsburgh. and incidentally
used Letters RS and had n
Count Mitkiewicz and his friend Miller had any
authority whatever to use the letters and tele-
they had no authority to use them in mn effort to
invegle Mr.. VBrsn into scheme which was
nll moonshinc. The Count does not hesitate
desecrnt cd the name Of United States Senator
Blair the New hampshire man who wanted To
eG"sss sre Thsn so fiss"
and Miller claim TO he on the closest terms
with the Chimes" Minister Mt Washington and
Mr.. O'iirien: with his family. Is stopping at
AA,s;hury Park. 1t seems that he met Shoe Box
Miller three years ago. while Miller was tray
cd Nil or courteously. and Miller said he would
on his way to Asbury lnrk with his family. At
Jersey City he entered the telegraph Office.
and 1her met !, Mln1 .,d
I hat the, time had come for him I" reciprocate
the Kindness shown to him in the South three
y"nri refors Mnr ma Ereat sehSme and
aiIer. aecomranied BY Count "" Mit HIKE ss
called on Mr. 8 Brien At his hotel. the Guern-
Box then told Mr.. OBricn that they lind the
most wonderful CONCESSIONS on earth from tho
Emperor Of the Flowery Kingdom, In a word.
were, to contr,ml all the banking and telegraph
riivil:ges; There was a Who'll; lot Of rigma;
hat Mr blair and Col: shenari we're inter:
pStcd in the syndicate OF whicn tho Count and
NJ II Ter were tho eminent representatives. Col.
Shernrd was to have the Emperor recognize
Dir. Blair MS the American Minister at PEEK In
Accordin. to the Count md Miller on that oc-
rasion. the Chinese Minister at Washington
and the Primo Minister Of China were both
urge stockholders in the syndicate. and had
assisted in bringing about the wonderful con-
SESSIONS to the syndicate for which tho Count
and Miller spoke.
Not the least o!the great things to be done
because Of these concessions was that the
~ "a y.Vn i,,Ns Nl,o
American Congress and the American Presi-
Dent to res cind the restrictions governing the
entrance OF Chinese to this country. Tho
Count and his side partner wcro provided VITA
patches of letters and documents, and every
hing went smooth for tho time being. They
wanted Nj. O'Brien to advance SlO.OOO for i'm
mediate expenses claiming that he would
make SlOU.OOO the first year. and that ali o.
gerber his Profits would he S2UU.UOU. Mr.
pBrien wanted 10 know whv they didn't 60 TO
'o Shepard and get this SO. OUD for expenses
The Co mt replied that the Colonel would
,rgno that he could not do this becausr it
would look ike bribery. and he could not af.
ord to compromise himscl Tho Count added,
hough. that Col. Sh.rnrd told him: Count
you get the SlU.OoO. | don't care how. hut get
t. and as soon AZ the contracts arc signed
will repay the money
Tho Count and Shoe Box wa ted he money
rom Mr. Dl3ricn that very minute. Mr..
)Brien said he didn't carry that :luIu,lnt ~
'ash around with him and then they o,iorcd
o take his check. Mr.. O'Bri"n was still doubt