... EXTRACIS FROM T.-HIS WEEK'S PUNCAiL LINES ON THE LABOUR CONFEENCE. The youthful German Emperor may try By Socialistic; plans to prop hi nile. Ssme think 'twill all result in a great ety, And little (Berlin) wool_ S1ill, asl good souls will wish yourg ...

... amended memorial preyed for the inclusion of the whole instead of , part of the Oakworth distrot. I Herr Liebknecht, the Socialist member of the Beichstag, has, says a Renter's Berlin telegram, addressed I a letter to a. workiog men's paper published in ...

... Divorce; another lady (Aiary De Morgan) writes sugges- tively on Co-operation; while Mr. AV. D. -Mackenzie criticises the Socialist agitation from the ethical and political standpoint. Mr. Eyre has this to say on m tS]) asnt TE coNSsrrt0N-. Inasmuch as ...

... had one purpose in common-that of giving Olgnt t the departed, and enabling him to enjoy the Enr~ge5 of his new life. The Socialist party in New York has caled a traventiou to nomniuate a candidate for the Mayoralty of YArk. Mr Stuart Rendel, M.P., entertained ...

... service by rendering clear the distinction that in common justice ought to be drawn between the aims and methods of the Socialistic labour party and that set of men known as the Anarchists. We need scarcely add that Professor Ely has not the slightest ...

... would have no anxiety with regard to the solution of the social question. GERMANY. A SOCIALIST SPLIT. Berlin. Saturday.-An artiele signed hy Herr Behel, the Socialist lender, appears to-day in the Y VoLkshlatt, ' pointing out the necessity of cstablishing ...

... contains the fourth stluim-at of A ' adica:l Programme, by Sir Charlls Diuke. . Georige HowNell, 2.P., deals -vitc tile SocialistS at tshe Trades Union Cougress; whilst Mir. i1iM. Ilyndm'an reviews llrofcssor Jarsharl's work. In the ' Caited Service ...

... is going to edit a volume of essars bv varous writers, under the title of -A Plea for Libertv: a Protest against thle Socialistic Tendenecy of Modern Legislation. It will deal, savs the 'Athenaeum, with the leading indus- trial questions of the day ...

... to pro. tceed to a warmer climate. Mdlle. Sassoulitch has recently 1 made a very active propaganda in favour of the new Socialist party, which uisapproves of the policy oi force. !& 3W LANIGTRI m i Mrs. IA^OcrsY wstres-I have much pleasure in '|stne ...

... recent disturbance, shall be suspended for periods varying from one to six months. THE GERMAN SOCIALISTS. At some bve-elections held at Kiel on Tuesday, the Socialists for the first time returned both their candi. datbes ...

... produce one of his works. , The Newv Reviewv for the eurrent month is r~ote- worthy for a series of brief articles oen The Socialist Ideal. The subject is approached, in the first instance, in the interest of Art, hy ifr. William Morris; and then I follow ...

... terms State Socialism can safely advance, The book is one which deals honestly with the facts and forces of the new Socialistic movement, and it is written with the studied moderation of tone as well as mastery of detail which becomes a Professor of ...