The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-16
LATE NEWS IN BERLIN
The Labor Conference Opened yeSter.
day BY Won Berlepseh.
It's LAbors Expected to ee Con,
plotod by March 3O-lsrAet-
ties Present a Petition
to the Pope.

C1Ygsrish'. isa". BY the New York Associates,
BERLIN, March I5.-Shorsly before the
time fxetl for the International labor con-
ference to open the emperor visited Bis-
marck and had n long interview with the
chancellor. Baron Won Bcrlepsch, Prus-
moned to the conference and received in-
structions before going to Congress hall.
His opening Address to tho delegates had
no distinctive character. In the view Of
the emperor, he said, the labor question
demanded the attention OF all civil
the different classes of populations
appearsd TO he impcrillcd by industrial
was not only the duty of humanity but also
the duty of statesmen upon whose saGac-
ity the task dcvolved of providing for the
the incstimablc blessings arising from
centuries of Christian civilization. All the
nations OF Europe were i'm a similar situa-
ton, hence the attempt was justifiablc to
bring about an agreement between the
governments in order to meet their COM
mem ser Nc sr,s,n s
would not be without results. In conclusion
he expgeascd the conviction that tho Ia
flcial influence throughout Europe.
The emperor will give a grand dinner
10 the delegates and the whole diplomatic
tings will suffice to register the sectional
decisions, most of which will have am
academic character. The conference
will terminate at the latest on March 50.
Negotiations over the formation Of a
Cartel clerical majority progresses.
The emperor accorded am autiience to
day and bismarck and Windthorst had n
prolonged interview Thursday. Tho
terms entente urged by Win 1thorst i'm
cludcsi am intervention i'm favor of the
pope against the quirinal. The emperor
IL credited with advising wintithorst to
use discretion in his demands, saying he
must not forget that he was n steadfast
ally of Italy.
The Hamburger Nachsichtea, i'm IA semi
official article alludes to overtures made
by Bismarck To Baron Scharleluersalsh,
leader OF the conservative section OF the
centrists, and says the move Is directed
against winsithorst II he persists in re-
fusing to agree to an entente unless lac
obtains an alteration OF Germany's policy
immediate importancc to the Vatican
qiirenal question than 20 tho restoration
Of privileges tn German Catholics.
Pr,issan diet tiiscloscs the fact that the
conservatives are alarmed over the en-
peror's course i'm favorinR men. The COM
plants OF the strksr. & HfcordGE to ner
trade of the whole country. The cmpe-
ror's countenance, he declared, has AS
sisted in strengthening the socialists.
New York in announced.
The MagdeburG lssoefifiscjses tVUcI,ei-
bt0t reports that a petition is i'm circulation
among the rabbis of Europe and America
begging the pope to end the calumny that
Jews use human blood i'm r>aligiolis sacri-
ficc, by ordering n formal denial through
out the Catholic churches.
Premier Leitzin of the Barvarian diet
to-day declared that the government had
informed the old Catholics that they could
no longer he recognized as members OF
ton of the vaticanum and other doctrines
of the church.