... THE SOCIALIST AGITATION PARIS. DETERMINED SPEECH THE PREMIER. Paris, Thursday. There was very attendance Deputies at the opening of the Chamber to-day, I'iie evident en uunr»d that had received notices ,>f interpellations from MM Hut>b\rd and Gatifhier ...

... The German Socialists have had rather set-back tha second ballots of the German I tiluetlon. All other parties ha\e combined to keep them out, even where Radical was the opposing candidate. 1 :ie re. ult ha-s been the loss of two seats B -11:11, one their ...

... meeting of two thousand Socialists was held yeszerday to consider tbh slblect of the recent disturbances. AU the speakers repudiated t*e idcea tleyt the Socialists had origiinated or taken part in the riots, declaring that Socialists were not so atunid as ...

... make the isolated union ' a rather weak reliance. It is significant : that Mr O'Grady, Socialist, should look \ Upon these combinations unconscious aid the Socialist propaganda and ideal. But that leis been too common experience in Continental nope. The ...

... Trades Congress adopted a resolution going the whole hog on the Socialist question. The Congress declares that the Independent Labour Party, when it conies into being, must be a Socialist Party. Judging by the debate the delegates seem to have felt that ...

... Mr. Goschen that declared a that we are all Socialists now, p and it lies not with a labour leader a to quarrel with such a statement from a r leader of the money changers. Mr. Hodge z and the Socialists are in agreement on some b Woints, but Mr. Hodge ...

... or whether it was to be mani- pulated by Socialistic tendencies or Socialist parties (hear, hear and oh). Mr Mn wbray (London) said that this was a trades' union congress, and trades unionists were Socialists (applause). Mr Johnson said when they sent ...

... GERMAN SOCIALISTS. ( TEa R'S ThELEGURAM.) Berlin, Tuesday. The Social Democratic FVdksleatt publishes a manifesto addressed by the French Labour Party to the German * Social Democrats, congratulating the latner d oan the expiry of the Socialist Law, and ...

... not yet returned to RXxne, and be has published an encyclical letter, de- nouncine the revolutionists as Protestants and socialists. His position is evidently becoming worse. ...

... the defence was opened. Aessl-s Champion. Hyndinan, and Wm Morrisn who are connected with the Social Democrat- and the Socialistic League. gave evidence as to the efforts made to prevent obstruction and rite fre- quency with which such and other meetings ...

... groat. SOCIALIST D)EMONS'T'RATION IN LONDON. London, Frilay. To-day about four hundred men who had been attending a meeting of the unemployed on Tower bill matehed to the Mansion Hougs singing the Marseillaise, calling for Cheers for the Socialist revolution ...

... spots in the 'Wiener Wald.' This conflict, which I see has been alhlded to in the English papers, had no pioliticisl or socialist character, and merely arose from an ordinary quai~rel. It remarkable that ab these working men's festivals drunkenness is ...