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... brigade, which is destined, with that of General Molliere, to take part, if necessary, in a demonstration against the Italian anarchists. Bourto .—.The judicial proceedings at Bourges were resumed on Thursday at the usual hour. The tribunes were much crowded ...

... making to receive the of that brigade, which is destined, with that of Mollieri, take part, if necessary, in against the Italian anarchists.” Tbs dmnphort states that two English seamen, toosded in collision with the crew of the Spanish ,'j.jel Uon, had died ...

... and never rest until they had deprived them of their thrones, and driven them into exile ? It is no wonder that the Italian anarchists should fail to receive sympathy anywhere. It is no wonder that the feeling now should be one of satisfaction that they ...