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... THE SOCIALISTS. • The Manchester Corporatiein and Mr. J. K. Hardie. YuLitnit4iru.l Friday. An important sequel deseleped I. eon. aeetiou with the preeemittee tit Mr. J. K. Hardie. of Old Cunmock, Ayrshiiii, and Smialists by the Manehester Parks Committee ...
... THE SOCIALISTS. Mors Tumultuous Scenes at the International Congress. LONDON, Wednesday. The International /Socialist Workers' and Trade emigreu was resumed to-day in London—Mr. Hyndraan presiding. The Chairman in appealing for orderly behaviour, reinariol ...
... SOCIALIST. Hours of labour and wages to he fixed by act oi ♦he County Conned in all contracts into which they enter. Hours of labour and wages to be fixed Parliament 1. For public bodies. For railway companies and other large corporations. 3. For all ...
... THE SOCIALIST CONGRESS, [From Our Orin Correspondimt] Lrux, Friday. The Basiallst Congress to-day dlammand at length the questions of • of nounsinnes and broke up renewing tha National Cannon of Labour Party. The next will bo held in 1897, and plans of ...
... GERMAN SOCIALISTS. Their Position in the Reichstag Important Notion. [CUM& niers Busts, Thursday. The Socialist Deputies of the Reichstag to-day • declaration respecting dal recut &solution of the Board of tbelbeZ Iby Herr Von Kegler, the !baiter e !Interior ...
... SOCIALIST SENTENCED. it 411.1 BERU N, Wednesday. Herr Stadthaien, Socialist member of ths Reichstag, was to-day sentenced to one yeses imprisonment, for insulting Prumian State oaiciAls, and the police. An application for his arrest was, however, refuse& ...
... SOCIALIST PIIOIIIBT. A crowded meeting. b ' ion Social Democratic Tederaties, bold is St. Jaancies Ball lea Ms pretest sedans the isedequey of Naas tuba to deal the Indian famine. aided. and among these wer_e Devitt, )LP.; Mr. T. Itinish Dadabid Naoroji ...
... SOCIALIST LEADERS. The June number of the ; ends V slums lii. of t h at very successful publication. and • title index Sr. appended for binding purposes. A remarkable level of excellence has been 'maintained throughout th• perial cov,yed by the volume ...
... RAID ON SOCIALISTS. [azarsa's TX MILAN.] Monday. This morning the police made a raid on the houses of the Socialist members of the Reichstag, and of the Socialist party out.ide 'A thorough was made in each and all the papers, letters, and documents relating ...
... SOCIALIST CONGRESS Re-Opens with Unanimity, which Doss Not Last. [sr Tauter-Ars.] LONDON, Thema% The Soria and Tr;ides met this afternoon, and at intspended the standing orders. while, with phenomenal unsnimity, the delegates passed a strongly .werded ...
... THE GERMAN SOCIALISTS. Their Attitude Toward* the Monarchy. SZkUeieTi Telegram, J PARIS, Thursday.—The Figaro publishes interview which one of its correspondents has had with Herr Liebknecht, the German Socialist leader. Herr Liebkiiecht declares there ...
... Presi- dent's orders, he could not be allowed to enter the ChaInber. The Socia-list Deputy obeyed the order, but began shouting Vive l'Armfe, Vivo In lierublique. Several Socialist Deputies pro- tested against. their friend's exclusion, and fnally a large ...