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... morning. Out of a fetal of eightv Socialist uses, thirty-three sent representative*. M. « \jJaine*l that the object the Congress was t«» co-ordinate the elements Socialist action, and create a permanent l»ond union the Socialist couirouues of France. Carman* ...

... SOCIALIST COXGUESS. GoniA, Tuesday.—The Socialist Congress has hire, under the presidency Herr Hastuclever. lii* attended 130 delegates. militia, yeomanry, and volunteer ...

... THE SOCIALIST CONGRESS. Marseilles, Tuesday the coar/e interview to-dar, flerr liebknecht stated that the German Socialist party, which is powerfully organised, thoroughly the Military Law, and will train a further million T«»tea the next The German naHon ...

... Champion, the witness said he was not a t member of the same Socialist organisaliou as Champion, a but of a rival orgarisation. a Sir JzAMS INGTTA.--What organisation is that? The E Socialist League--Mr. William Morris's. In answer to other questions, ...

... this afternoon for the Social Revolution' proclaimed1 from four separate platform in Trafa]gar-equare, yet the i latest Socialist demonstration in that favourite meeting- I place took place and passed over peaceably enough. The weather in one sense seemed ...

... THE SOCIALISTS AND THE ELECTION. intvtmg of the Buniley Socialists! held last riik'lit. —Mr. A. J. Wolfe, of London, he knew where they could get the to-morrow to tight the election with, but they did not want to dirty their fingtrs in thi: contest. What ...

... i THE SOCIALIST CONGRESS THE QUESTION OF WAR. - ~~ (Srznoa TEasORA:.) Zurich. Thunrsdna.-Tle. Socialist Congres Tresumed itn procieedings at nie o'clo-k this morning. }err Schniiilt{niril) s2was elected pre.id lit for the day. At the outset of the sitting ...

... said he was glad, it was true, to t see Prince Bismarck so penetrated with Socialist s ideas, and the Liberals were really terrified at this; e but nevertheless the Socialists would not accept such v associations, coming dowa to them from those in power ...

... THE SOCIALIST CONGRESS. Berlin, Monday (Reuter).—At to-day's sitting of the Socialist Congress, Herr Singer announced that at the cltt-tiou of the Central Committee the party Saturday Herr and hiiu.s>lf had been chosen President and Vice-President re ...

... THE FRENCH SOCIALISTS. Paris, Tuesday (Renter).—Thn in France, unable to carry any number of araf the Chamber of Depuliea, aze exerting themselves return many possible at the municipal electiona. M. Cuhne, who now undergoing long term of imprisonment ...

... AUSTRIAN SOCIALISTS. Vienna, (Bmter).-Jn accordance with tile policy announced some time ago, the have begun their the but are meeting ths with determined fr-sn the Uevwniment. Yesterday they hWd a at The authorities had forbidden the meeting, and d'epetrbed ...