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SANTA MARCEErita, Liguria, April 2.
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To-day's closing rabo 2,5 13:16.
To-day's opening rate 2,5 9:16.
AMERICUS LARGEST STRIKE.
CANADA ALSO AFFECTED,
SERIOUS SITUATION POSSIBLE.
New Yoga, April 1.
The offices of the Genoa conference in the Palizo Reale j In numbers involved the strike is the greatest are like a beehive. Final arrangements for th experienced in the United States. It has extended to
The Alberta and the British" accommodation of the delegates and journalists are being the Canadian mines.
made and everything will be ready on the appointed Columbia anthracite miners demand an increase in date. Many of the 400 journalists who applied force and others are opposing the proposed reductions.
The fight also aims at preservation of the union accommodation bare already strived and will be lodged in the two new buildings specially prepared for stem of bargaining which has grown up during the
last forty years. the occasion.
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The sitzation will be much more serions should the -- other unions decide to join the miners in the fight sgainst falling wages.
WHAT THE STRIKE COSTS.
New Tors, April 2
It is estimated that the daily loss resulting from the as follows:-Production of
All the principal hotels in the city have been requisitioned for the delegates while others will be housed in hotels in country resorts in the neighbourhood. The difficulty with regard to residence of the Russian delegation, who were dissatisfied with the allocation of Rapallo as a place of residence, apparently fearing that the daily 20 mile journey to Genoa would be miners's strike will be running the gauntlet, understood to have beantuminous Cual 1,200,000 tons; wages $2,000,000: authracite--caal 300,000 tons; nages $1,800,000.- satisfactorily overcome. They will reside at iba large These tas been some booting in Illinois, a miner hotel between "Santa Margherits and Rapallo. Every wounding two policemen. precantion will be taken for their safety. A large force of gendarmerie has been drafted into Santa Margherita and the entire road from Rapallo to Genoa will be guarded. FRANCE'S DYLEGATES.
PARIS, April 2
The delegation to the Gensa conference will consist of Mr. Barthou, Minister of Justice and Vice-President of the Council; M. Coirat, Under-Secretary of State; ML Barrere, French Ambassador to Rome: M. Seydoux, Director of the commercial section of the Foreign Office: and M. Picaro, Deputy Governor of the Banque of France.
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Lesbos, April 2.
The delay in appointing the French delegates to frenos indicates the uncertainty bikeste prevalent in official circles in Paris whether the conference would actually be held. This uncertainty has been evident by coddicting announcements regarding M. Poincare's attendance, also the relactance of statesmen to accept the responsibility.
POINCARE'S MOVEMENTS.
The official explanation of M. Poincares abence at the beginning of the conférence is that the Premier is unable to leave Franse while the President, 31. Miller and, is visiting North Africa, but it is indicated that M. Poincare will replace M. Barthon at the closing assion when the final decisions are to be taken.
M Barthon, who only consented to go to Genos at
the last moment, caused a sensation by a speech in the Chamber of Deputies two years ago criticising the Ter- sailles treaty and extacking Mr. Lloyd George and the British peace-making policy.
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Lissos, April 2.
A message from Funchal states that all the shops were closed as soon as the death of Karl became known. The burial takes place on Tuesday in the cemetery Campomonte..
BUDAPEST, April 2,
The Regent, Admiral Horthy, and the Premier, Count Bethlen, have telegraphed their condolences to Zita.
A solemn te den de will be celebrated in the thedral on the day at the fammal. The a nu suosentado bas instructed the civil and military authorities to observe the usual mourning. Places of amusement will be closed and all music prohibited to-morrow and on the day of the faneral:
LEGITIMISTS ACTIVE.
VIENNA, April 2 Austria is not particularly excited at Karl's death' bat it appears to have given a fresh impetus to the legitmist movement in Hungry which will probably support Karl's eldest son Otto.
Viennese papers blame his advisers more than they blame Karl for the tragic end of his dynasty and empire.
PESCE WITH TURKEY.
STORMY GREEK DEBATE.
ATHENS, ApriÏ 2.
A.stormy debate in the Chamber on the proposed Turkish and Greek peace terms resulted in a vote of cozidence in the Government passed by 162 to 52 votes, alter the Venerelists had withdrawn from the Chamber
Barthon has been conspicuas as an upholder and advocate of French military organivation. He was also connected with the revolt of Cabinet Ministers against M. Briard during the Cannes conference which as a protest against the Premier, M. Goanaris, ascribing resul ed in M. Brand's fall, bat has been ahead of Greece's political difficulties to Verezelist-reactionary French opinion generally on the subject of Russia, bar. intrigues.
ing urged resumption of French and Russian diplomatic relations two years ago.
DOUBTFUL CHARACTERS EXPELLED.
ROME, April 2.
The Italian Government, which is determined. to prevent any untoward incidents on the occasion of the Genoa conference, has taken every step to preserve order. Some Italians and for igners of doubtful character have already been expelled from Gene and a number of foreign detectives have arrived.
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PARIS, April 2.
In the Chamber of Deputies, M. Poincare stated that conversations with regard to the proposed French and British pact were still proceeding under very favour- able conditions. Tae last British proposal lacked two essential points, namely reciprocity and longer duration than ten years.
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PEAK TRAM ACCIDENT.
CHINESE FITTER BADLY INJURED.
LENIN'S ILLNESS.
OVERWORK ONLY,
PARIS, April 1. Interviewed by the Berlin correspondent of the Petit Parisien, M. Tchitcheria declared that Lenin was only enffering from overwork and general fatigue. Re- ports of his condition as serious were without founda-
tion.
BELFAST BHOOTINGS.
FIVE MEN KILLED.
LONDON, A 2
A policeman and four civilians were shot dead in Ballast last night.
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