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Jo1TISGS AHOUr TOWN.


Sixty six Excise arrests yesterday.
Charles do SlTuyS Russian Minister at Washington n
at the Clarendon lote,
hrs Caiharno Reilly OF 2i3 East Nineteenth street
died " LemurfhSgt on wards Ia ana lA6t night while
Ylsl'Hg her son, NhJ ID Is kteIe there.
ono ~ the n,t RIVER 'ccrrg Light Com papys wires
set Ur. 10 -. no 'hu pnr HDrlhWeIg
cyti-s ~ f,rst avenue ma FliE lGin street az ~
-. l.". last Mgat ~" boz And ~ apparatus WtrS
rmRrl
a., rip..."i io'H o.H !r.r Dfm"' li-hrr driver
en- layrI .pi t't mars s'lCf. r tuUHi ear
tefd on tue iiu.nou L.V-r .tltwaY Track a. 10th
street lie Ind rNI.ehriY been ia Owe. green lsA
ing basket 10y beside him
William 4. Adams electrician employed by the
Houston search Light Company Of - Liberty street
has been missing from the eOnpAuyg office since fri
day lie was troubled with pEius IN his bead and V
supposed 70 have wandered away In 1T OF AbsTTAtOn
Adams " years Old and boards 81 - Madison 1GOSG
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Hurled an Iron Drill at ~ Crowd OF Boys
and KILLED One OF Them.

FALL RIVER. July 2o.-Jerome Brsebois Is
locked up at the central station tonight.
charged with murder. Brsebois is French
man, about 40 years Of age and is employed as
fireman in tho Cornell mill. He went TO the
mill at about o'clock this evening and began
to clean the engine. Half dozen boys in tho
yard outside began to throw pieces OF
coal and stones through the engine
room window, Brisebos drove his tor.
mentors away: but thoy returned and renewed
tho attack. Drisobois, thoroughly en- aged
picked up IN, iron drill md hurled 1t IN tho
direction of the hoys. IL struck George W.
Walker II yenrs Of age. and lie Tell like IL log
Brsebols returned to work Walkers COM
EuniOns won't back, and, seeing hun bleeding.
carried lin to his home on Webster street.
The boy died soon afterWard.
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ain and WhisLey Seized.

Deputy United States Marshal BlRRart OF Brooklyn
seized nineteen packages or Whskey and two of Rin in
tho rectitYing establishment Of II. II. Reiners on
stagg street. near Graham avenue. WillIAmsburgh. on
Saturday. Tie seizure was made under instructions
from Collector Nathan and was the result OF uvesi
cation made by ChOf Inspector BROOKS and assistant
7Iom iOslOn I'm charged mat tie KeiurTs THmOyud
the stamps and stamping from tue reIzrd pRckag~E
Win tho Intention OF deiTaudiug the Government
Some "f the liquor alleged was reduced III proof
aud II also charged. exceeded IN quantity tho Rauger
measurinRA The discrepancy IN quantity the Reinefse
say duo 10 the fact that they placed charcoal
IN the liquor for purifying purposes
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Fsars for a Kidnapped Colorado Man,

COLORADO SPRINGS. July 2O.-Three weeks
ago b. F. Spinney. a business man OF this place
and ranch owner In South Park, was kid
Mapped and taken into the mountains by u
Texan named Harris, who asserted that Spin
ney owed him 1900 for u bunch OF cattle lie
had purchased OF him.
Since that tiIno nothing has been heard Of
i,nyy' roftoI ~ ri',,,,aito s,In,
went into tho mountains 10 pay tho ransom.
In ha. to-, has disappeared. IN" I"NHn said
that be- would I.ull SuluEey ten dHlg, AID If
tGe money WAS not lCrt coming IN thai tlnu
le would Hill hu II II feared thar no has
carried out tbs threat,
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THRILLING WITH LOCAL OPTION
An Original Package shop Blown Up
With Dynamite.

BInMTNGHAM. July 20.-In number OF towns
and counties In this state local option prohipi-
ton has been In force for years. Recently
original package" houses have bee2 opened
In nearly all these places. Last week James
Ward opened an original package shop In
Colinsvill 10. Dekalb county. lie was warned
last night his place WAS blown up with dyna-
mite.
Tho force OF tho explosion was terrible. and
no original packages were loft in the height Dor
hood. Ward says he will open again, but he
ms raGGN 90 9t'eE %niinE nun tIsn no VIII
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Robbed In Tho Tub Of nIood.

Otto LETTERS OF ca Stanton street went into
the saloon at the southwest corner OF Twenty
seventh street and Seventh avenue. which is
called The Tub Of Blood" and bought glass
OF beer for Sarah Cornell, a colored woman, of
l40 West Twenty-seventh street: When she
$40 bill belonging to him. Policeman West ar
rested the woman later.
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LOCKED Up THE MARA UDrNe GOAT

And Now Mrs. Learey and Her NeIEhbor
Have Carried Their Quarrel to the Courts.
Lawyer William Kearns Of Newark will be-
gin suit for SANDER tomorrow on behalf Of
Mrs. Catherine Learey against Mrs. Ellen
Leach. Both women live In Jabez street, and
tho trouble between them. was brought about
trespassed on the gardens OF Mrs. Learey and
she ocked it in her cellar and refused to sur
render It until she was compensated for the
10 settle. and. Mrs Leary says, talked scandal
ously about her. Hence the suit The women
have made charges against each other. and
both will have examinations before Justice OF
the Peace White on Wednesday.
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Now Railroads for Australia.

MELBOURNE. July 20.-The Premier has In
troduced in Parliament a railway hill provid-
ing for tho construction Of 1917 miles Of coun-
try lires and thirty-nine miles Of suburban
lines, the whole to cost f12.5G0. 00O besides a
grant from the Treasury of f2,0O0.00O. He sud
that the scheme was necessary In order to
tho census proved. was increasing faster than
the population Of America. The bill was well
received.
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Russians Catering Th,bet.

LONDON. July 20.-The Chinese Government
stopped party Of Russian explorers in Thibet
led by Capt. Grombtchevsky, at Pola, on the
border of the Thibetan Desert. and ordered
them to return to Kashgar Tho Iussiany re-
fused and the whole party lott Pola in the
night time and disappeared In the desert
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Buried Three Years Before IIe Was Tden-
tilted,

On May 81. 1887, the body OF a maI7 who had
died from apoplexy at "a Park street was taken
TO the Morgue. All unidentified bodies buried
by the city are photographed. The photograph
Of this body was No. 3.O97. Yesterday after-
noon several persons called at the Mol'Rue to
look over these photographs. among the N Ms.
recognized photograph 3097 as that OF her
husband. Reinhatdt Hilwig. who disappeared
from 729 Greenwich street over three years
ago She obtained q permit for the removal Of
the remains. and will have them transferred
TO Calvary Cemetery.
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KNIVES IN LITTLE ITALK.

Antonio Fornabnro Held by HIS Sister
While Her Husband Slabs Him.
Frank Pitron aud Antonio Fornabaro, broth
ers-in-law. live In the tenement house at 425
East 111th street. They quarrelled over o
game Of cards at o'clock last night. and
Frank says Antonio struck him on the head
with club. Frank drew his knife and cut An
by his own sister. Franks wife. Antonio was
taken to the Harom Hospital; where his
and his wife were locked up in the East 126th
street statiOD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-21
WAR IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
The GuatemnInus Defeated in n BIG Bat
tic by San Salvador Troops.

CrTT OF MEx1co. July 90. via Galveston.-E
Universal publishes an account Of battle be-
tween Guatemalans and San Salvadorians in
San Salvador in which the former wero de-
featod with heavy loss. Tho Guntemalan
force numbered 5000.
Con. Barrunda. the Guatemalan refugee.
has left Oaxaca TO take part In the war. Ho
will probably raise the standard Of revolt In
Guatemala.
Private kilograms from San Salvador Say
that the San Salvadorians captured tho Guate-
malnn artillery in tho battle, which took place
on Thursday.
1t is rumored that President Barlllas OF
Guatemala talks OF resiGninR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-21
Denoune,nr the Order OF Hibern,nns.

DUBLIN July 20.-1n his sermon in the cathe-
dral at Armagh to-day the Rev. Mr.. MRcNesce
denounced secret societies. He referred espe-
cially to the Ancient Order Of Hibernians. He
said that this society. which WAS founded In
America. was seeking new members in Ire
land. and he warned all Catholics against hav-
ing anything to do with the organization.
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BIsmarch Doe, Not Want ON. 20.

DRESDEN July 20.-The Nachrichten says
that Prince Bismarck. In an interview. en-
phatically declared that he had no desire to re-
turn to Office as he WAS now too old to assume
the caros OF State. He said that il he decided
to visit England he would go to some seaside
place in September.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-21
Vain Enort to Boom Panama sharea.

PARIS, July 20.-A group OF spectators in
terested in Panama shares are sending broad
cast touting circulars dlating on the chances
Of making money by buying Panamas at their
bring forth no 10 ponce from the public. and
Panama shares show a decline Of 3}af. for the
weak
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q. A. II. Veterans Present q Flag to the
John Street Sunday School.

The veterans OF Naval Post 6i6 O. A. r. presented
handsome silk nag TO tho John Street Methodist sunday
school last night Tho children ~ tho school, escorted
by the Farragui Veteran Association ana Rankin Po,t
OF HTOoklyu met Post 1lh On ihTk row aud marched
in body Ia q rhHTct TIE COIors were pT'Eruted UY
lost Commander b II. hTnH, aud W,fo received tor
lie school b, sIperni rnarnt rEutus hr.gIt iTrt8as
were male Df'i .. unNarL 'htpdw NcCaUe, All h.
8 UsDOu Ut PRrr ,gu' Veteran Association.
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DLrHLEnEH. Pa, July 2O-This morning the dead
body ~ stranger found In Fcttcr Hotel this
place, the man having heen aFphyxiAtei by gas lie
arrived ~, the hntc nj a. out Midnight aud stored
hC''B SNeItu ana !upera IN lls rll Is. ~, q
e,ldrHCc TIM he irrd - lt lansdus i,Hlnur.
=. i. II BnpD sod mat letIing lie rthrr Acc,
OrutAy IAV,Osry e. t'e now after turning uut
the ll"In" The 'pron"T'S Jury rendered. verdict OF
suicide by illuminating gas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-21
saved His Children Before tue Train Struck
Him,

Thomas j. Farquhar OF IS Yale avenue, Jersey city,
was returning home from tie IIRokensdck RIVER yes.
teTday afternoon with his three children aged 10 a.
and years respectively They walked along the
tracks Of tho Newark and New York GAiroad because
that shortest route TO Yale avenue. Near tho
West bergen depot An e4stbound passenger train
took them. FArqghAr did not near the train until It
was almost upon them lie pushed the children tho
track Dut was TOO follow them himself Tho on.
Rne struck him and no was killed FATquhar WAS en-.
poyed in the shipping department OF hWeener Penn,
LFnnk A o.. Ii
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WELCOMING OUR RIFLEMEN.
A Elmo Reception and Dinner Given to
Them In RnvarI0.

NEusTADT. BAVARIA, July 20.-An immense
crowd witnessed tho procession here to-day in
honor OF the New York Independent Shooting
Corps. The procession was headed by
mounted rihomen. then came band OF music
and then the Neustadt Rifles.
After these came the American riflemen.
Messrs. Weber and Diehl riding In carriages
iestooned with flowers. The visitors wer9
loudly cheered along the whole route. In tho
tors Of the Neustadt Kihes, and this was fol-
lowed BY concert q display OF fireworks, and
n grand ball.
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The Financial Crisis In south America.

LONDON. July 2O.-Cable dispatches from
Montevideo say that the Government contem-
plates the creation OF an internal debt at 10
per cent interest IL order to withdraw from
circulation the national bank notes. The mer-
chants and foreign bankers have signed an
agreement to refuse forced PAPER currency in
settling gold transactions.
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The thermometer at Perry's pharmacy. in THE Sun
,l.iir. r.nnrh.l


sGSAL OFFICE TILL 4 p. NJ HoSpAL.
For Maine New Hampshire, Vermont M1sAchu-
sets Rhode Island Connecticut, far; northw' storly
winds; stationary temperature
Ior .dSrrn NciD IOJt S:srrH Ps,Rtyir1Tfd, ant Ns0
.rrSe! Jnir, Horh,lSerip wd'i HHoEdry tenprrHHye.
For the District 0r CoDumOia, delaware, Mary land
and virginia fair, ea'tery winds s1.htiy warmer.
For western Sew York, western PENNSYLVANIA. aud
West Virginia fair easterly winds: slightly warmer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-21
He Thnnkn tho sultan.

CoNsTANT1NoPLE. July 20.-Premier SIAM
buloff OF Bulgaria has thanked the Sultan for
appointing Bulgarian Bishops in Macedonia.
and has assured the Porte OF the support OF
the BulRarians should necessity arise.
The Austrans, GersoD and MAJOR recently
seized by briGands near Ismidt have been re-
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Plots Aealpst the Argentine Government.

BuENos AYREs. July 20.-Confllcting reports
arc current OF the discovery OF q plot against
the Goyeinnent Semi- official papers declare
that the reports have no foundation.
national convention will be conVoked In
January to designate candidate for the
Presidency.
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CAIRO. July 20.-It is reported that Osman
Digma is at Omdurman. and that his followers
have returned TO Tokar Osman Is said to
have lost 4U0 men by famine and sickness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-21
Natniie's Petition Rejected.

BELGRADE, Jnly 20.-The Servlan Synod has
rejected tho petition o. ex-Queen Natalie TO
reconslder the legality Of her divorce from ex-
King Milun.
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Wouldn't Tell who Cat Him.

JSmsG Matthews Of 226 West Eighteenth street was
found unconscious the Sidewalk In West sixteenth
street at on O'CLOCK, lie had cut over hs eye lilo
recovered At the Thietb street station but Tefussd 70
pay how he had received the injury lie appeared 70
" sober.
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Pigeons ,or Mali service.

HALIFAX, n. s.. July 2O.-HominR pigeons to
be used In the service between Halifax and
Sable Island have arrived and are ut the Ma
TtnO and Fisheries wharf,
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bad TraIns to WashInEton

complete schedule OF fast trains to baltimore and
WAShinEton 10 oPsrated by the Jersey Central Reading
and b. and o. All trains equipped with Pullman pRrloI
end sleeping cara PunGtuAl service Stations fOoI 81
Liberty nt-AaG
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rho Electrlc LIcht In hos Tnun.

FRANKFORT. July 20.--A Dresden syndicate
has obtained n concession under which II will
supply 16S towns III Saxony with electric light.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-13
NOTICE.

THE Kapiolani Maternity Home has
l. two rooms to accommodate paving
patients. Ladies' of moderate means
who wish to secure home on reason-
able terms, before and during the time
of their confinement, where the hest of
food attendance, nursing and medical
skill will be provided, will please apply
at the Home to Mrs. Miller, the matron,
who will attend to admittance, give
terms or other information required.
Honolulu, Oct. a, 1890. CTS 8m
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-13

vote OF thanks, as that business
would come in the last day.
Rep. Rosa and the President
agreed that forty days might be in
sufficient.
The resolution carried.
The House adjourned at 9:O2
p. m.
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STORES TO LET.

- A TWO Stores on King street
AtkT L recently occupied by
49, Dir. QhRs. Hnstaee, TO let al
reasonable rental. PreIIlEes have heeh
thoroughly renovated. Possession Ut
j. RQTHwRLl,
wv I'm Interior 0Illpa,
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FOR ItENT

.Aaa a A DEslR lBI,E Flye,iioom
AfEIpX ~ Cottage With panl los,
zIRlk4 detached ph0k hnnsp and spT5
lanIs' lnpms, lalgp stable, plo,, on NM
ann Afpnne, npAf hphnOl street, large
yRll VIII nnll llrps anJ choice nlNpfs
kppl reasonable Apply ~
lsvu Nhl ~ AbDAl,
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TO LET

.HsA a A SUITE of Three Nicely
SSHS " Furnished Rooms, two
ksNss2eAA bedrooms and parlor. on
PunchbOwl street near Palace Walk;
suitable for two single gentlemen.
Apply TO
G04 II III, r. HEBBARD.
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TO LET

SRA a A VERY Convenient and
/ M|sH ~ Desirable Cottage fur
ssssssssaEt& nished or unfurnished, near
the old baseball ground at Makiki APP
ply at GULIGK'S AGENCY,
675 II 3S Merchant street.
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BROWN LEGHORNs !

"A DROWN Leghorn Cooke
~ - rels for sale. guaranteed
ks1R thoroughbred. Address ssHa-
wv waiian Ostrich Farm" Ka-
piolani Park; Mutual Tele-
phone 325. 89h n
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FOR SALE

i.AAnNE House and Lot on
sS ~ Beretania street, few
doors above the Armory.
For particulars inquire within.
697 2W
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-19
TELEGRAPHIO JOTTINGs.

Switzerland will act as arbitrator of dis
putes concerning the boundaries between the
Portuguese possessions and the Congo Free
State.
1t is the intention of the Russian government
to commence the construction of several
large iron clads and cruisers during the
coming summer.
Monday morning Miss Minnie Conway of
Boston, aged thirty-four years, in ft of de-
spondepcy took dose of carbolic acid. She
died at the hospital later in the day.
Albert L. Johnston, inventor of the John
ston switch and useful railway appliances,
dropped dead in the Equitable building in
New York yesterday of heart disease.
Mr.. Wade of Missouri yesterday intro.
duced bill to establish government postal
telegraph system. The bill creates o bureau
under the control of fourth assistant post
master general.
Mrs. Rebecca Way Taylor of Kennet'
Square, Pa, mother of the late distinguished
author and traveller BayaId Taylor, died q,
her residence yesterday morning after brisi
illness, aged ninety years and four months.
One hundred and twenty Amherst grad.
yates attended the reunion of the alumni as
sOclatlou hI 1Ouuk Al 0oSsou3 aAAss.S 4on'
evening. General Francis s. Walker pre-
sided.
The new opera, "Israel," written by
Francketti, nephew of Baron Rothschild,
has been performed with great success at
Hamburg. 1t is said to exhibit the influence
of Wagner upon the authors mind.
F. n. Richmond & Co., paper dealers Of
Providence, R. I have assigned to John F.
Simonds of Arlington, Mass. No statement
of liabilities and assets is available. The
firm formerly did a large wholesale bust
ness
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-19
EDUCATORS In SESSION.

EDUCATORS In SESSION.
Large Gathering In New York.
Every State In tho Union Represen.
ted.
New YORK, Feb. 18.-The first session of
the Department of Superintendent of the
National Education association commenced
to. day in this city. Tho meeting was called
to order by the president, A. s. Draper of
Albany. A large number of educators repre-
senting nearly every state in the union were
present. After the transaction of prelimin-
airy business, Harvey M. La Toilette, state
superintendent of Indiana, read paper on
s'school statistics as basis of legislative or
official action; what should be collected and
how" The subject was afterward discussed
by Fred Dick, state superintendent of Color
ado; A. e. Winship, Journal of Education,
Boston. and L. R. KLEIN, of Cincinnati.
A. E. Winship, of the Journal of Education
of Boston was not present and his paper
was read by William E. Sheldon, in which
he claimed that the statistics regarding aver
age attendance at the public schools were
made more for self glorifcation rather than
for business, and were therefore valueless.
A long discussion ensued resulting in the ap-
pointment of q committee of three to con-
slider the matter.
At the afternoon session paper on estate
School Systems, what is the best plan of
organizationp was read by ]. W. Patterson,
state superintendent of New Hampshire. A
general discussion followed.
The session was continued In the evening
and about 100 people were present. g. s.
Draper, state superintendent, presided. The
evening subject, 1.-THE American Educational
Exhibit at the International Exposition of
1892" was discussed by Nicholas Murray
Butler, president of the college for the train
ing of teachers of Wisconsin. All of the
speakers advocated the liberal expenditure
of money to make a good showing of the
most improved methods of educational sys-
TENS in orderi to give the masses good
chance to compare them.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-19
COUNT ANDR AsSY,

The Cause of His Death-The Body Ly-
ing In State-The Funeral-His me-
moirs-Telegramso of coincidence.
VIENNA, Feb. 18.-The cause Of Count
Andrassy's dsath was epithelial cancer in the
bladder. His body is now lying in state in
the hall of the academy of science at Pesth.
Tho whole Gsyman press is very sympa-
thetic in it's comments on his death.
Count Andrassy will have splendid pub
lie funeral. He will be inferred in the vault
of his family in Terebes castle. It is said
that he was to the last ignorant of the real
danger of his illness and that he became I'm.
conscious shortly before his death but not
before he had received the sacrament. He
left two volumes of memoirs. The Fremden-
blatt calls him the favorite both OF the crown
and the people. The Aben.Po says the
emperor has lost one of the truest councillors,
the manarchy one Of it's greatest statesmen,
and Europe sincere friend of peace. The
other papers write in q similar tone. The
emperor of Germany, Emperor Francis
Joseph and Prince Bismarck have telegraphed
condolences.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-19
THE SWISS LABOR O.

THE SWISS LABOR CONFERENCE.
Basis of tho Inquiries TO be Brought
Before It-Perlodical Labor Confer
eAces.
GENEVA, Feb. 1S.-The Swiss government
has issued the programme which is to form
the basis of the labors and inquiries of the
labor conference. It includes the following
points:
~ In what degree, if at all, should the
state restrict Sunday worki
(g What Is the minimum age below
which the employment of children in facto-
ries should be prohibited
(S What should be fixed as a maximum
day's work for workmen or women under full
age!
az Should the hours of compulsory at
tendance at school, which are now required
by law be counted as part of q days work for
juvenile workers.
(6 Should the maximum length of a day =
work for juveniles vary according to the sges
and during what hours should the working
time be fxeda
(6 What restrictions are necessary In the
employment Of women and children In un-
healthy and dangerous occupations7
90 Should the state permit the employ
ment of women and children In occupations
carried on at night time2
(0) How can the state best put into effect
and enforce the labor reglations 1t makes!
Finally the programme submits to the con-
ference the proposition for periodical labor
institution if this conference approves the
idaa