... enfranchisement. Mr. Cowlin Barker took the chair. remarking that although lease- hold enfranchisemnent did not come within the Socialist programme, the society did well to make itself acquainted with the proposals of the great political parties.-Mr. Rowlands ...

... beeU receiv4d. In ahl 91,169 vots werm polle byA ie Right- or miatterw part; -139,S54 hy the Opposition and 17,232 by the Socialists. Since the laz eletions the Hight has jeluid gi987 aud the Opposition 2,18S. vots. The neow -Housi' will be 'comnamsd'ot2& ...

... bein given to a t r at Lbt p;ersonin the entourage, of the e b ' 'remarked upon the different 4pirit. in ;6i44hl Permanent Socialist Bill and the -Rumpenrts Bescripts on the tabour questiof were tpee- :: rkeau pu te d~er~t o .ius lkt In tB-riy* sitting of ...

... ? affair to deal with Social Democracy, referred, it is rt'hle explained, solely to the repression of Socialist excesses, and not to the Socialist movement as a whole.-Reuter. ] THY 3URDS} OFx4N ENGLISHMAX IN CANADA. Stu TORONTO, MAxcE 4.-A statemient ...

... has been fixed as the date s forthe-secondballot at Geesteatinde between a Prince Bismarek and Herr Schmnalfeld, the- e Socialist candidate. The ?? failure I to obtain an absolute majority is explained here . by the belief that many of the National. Liberals ...

... be allowed. A stranger visiting Chicago might, however, find if he took the trouble that lie could get new lights upon Socialistic troubles in the Old World from a study of certain sections of the immigrant population of a city which only dates back to ...

... The same publishers issue under the title of a The Evolution of Property. from Savagery to c Civilization, a series of Socialistic articles by s 21. Paul Lafargue, originally published in the T Nouvelle Revue: M1. Lafargue, as is well t known, is an ...

... the scholar and thinker, has been described by the 5 l; autlsor before with persuasive eloquence. John ti Le Take, the Socialist bookbinder, who has put 0 3t avav religiou as so much superstition, and Simon b eRobbirns, the blacksmith, who looks down ...

... problem of tb2 improving and resuscitating the rural life of England. ahey TiE GERMA>N SOCIALIST CONGRESS. -ashor Erxsar. Ocr. 16.-This morning's sitting of the Socialist Congress was of a very tu'bulent character, being taken up with violent recriminations ...

... is do- in dlineated. with a good deal of force anid dis- te eitri-ainatioa. A hard-working journalist and of danthem, a, Socialist, strong, reticent, high- B ~t teinpemed, the despised father wins the love and crouteem. of his child. tinder his roof she ...

... Brooks. Sir Thomas Brooks will issue his address to. If- lay, and Mr. Maden's may be expected a day orrtwo on hence. itS THE SOCIALIST M EErINGS AT COIMSEA. isa AsOTcien Aansesr.-TlCemembers of the Social Demo- ey ncatie Federation yesterday made their el ...

... dependents are unusectarials aid the third a churchman. ce t The political interest of tle contest hty in the &ct that g of the Socialist Labour ;party ran flive candidates instead tl leo hewhich was their streccgtl on rice late Board. ti ,d The cacdidates belong ...