... by Mr. Davitt, whose article ought to be translated into every Continental language. Herr Liebknecht, the famous German Socialist, and projector of the United Sttes of Erope, is deeply lamiented by his friends in Paris, who are numerous. The able Teutonic ...

... suppression &f .Most, there appeared the inevital~le female i r Socialist upon the New York scene. Her Iname was Emma Golden, and her utteranees were simply sulphuric. In the Socialistic nfalls of the great East side she held forth wilh all the fury of ...

... INTELLIGENCE. i . i - - - REUTERKs TELEGRAMS. TIE GEVUAN REHICHSTAO A SOCIALIST AND THE KlAIZER'S EASTERN BE RLIN, Wednesday. In to dray's sitting of the Rcichatag Herr Singer (Socialist) complaineed that the estimates of 1898 had been exceeded through the ...

... On Thursday a review will be held, and the troop.; dis- banded in the evening. THE SOCIALIST CONGRESS AT MAINZ. TRANSVAAL WAR CONDEMNED. MAINZ, Tuesday. The Socialist Congress to-day passed a resolution condemning the world policy of Germany. Herr Schoenlauk ...

... sixty brsnnhes w,-e represeated from all parts tof the ornuery. The chairnrin said tho p¢et rear InC been a toyig time for Socialist.s. as they bad teeasn 0VT0ried to declare as-m-net Ilnpriaoasmi and expawton, Qnd muat continue to do> so. A rasulurt ws ...

... Tyrone. Speak-ers: Mfessrs William Redmond. MP P; John O'Dowd, MP; and P C Doogan, M P. SOCIALIST CONFERENCE. Glasgow, Friday. A two davy' conference of Socialist and labour representatives from all parts of the country was opened in Glasgow to-day by ...

... head, and then passed through LAe open ws in- dow at the other side of the carriage. |Besides the list of members of the Socialist advance guard of Sc. Gilles the authorities have also vbtained the possession of the reports of the sittings and several ...

... mernbers of the Socialist Advance Guard. of St. GillcIs, the authorities have obtained a docu- 1 meat which confirms the suspicion that the club a-Z of an anrchioal tendency. The Public Prose- ?? summoned fifteen members of the Socialist Young Guard to ...

... arch2aologicil I objccts. _ SOCIALIST CON-GRESS AT BRUSSELS. BRUSSELS, Sunda.v The Socialist Congress has adopted a proposal for the maintenance of proportional representation in tbha electoral law. The majority of the Socialist | party has thus now declared ...

... party to succeed it would be Socialints. if he had tij choose netweea So- cialists and Iililita-rists he should consider the Socialist standard the higher, and their means not liss wise than the others. Mr M'Lean, Premier of Victoria, does not 'tavonr 'Mr ...

... sixth session of the Railway Congress, opened yesterady in Paris, M1r. Alfred Picard wast unanimously elected president. The Socialist congress at Mainz yesterdav adopted a resolution demanding the abolition of protectionist tarriffs, and the adoption of a ...

... tI I-ztc tire Prmeiliroisaer -alone should a-peak so as, to av-rid ptrrty biokenngs over the Royal corpse, permitted a, So-cialist, Signoxr Toarati, a-nd a Re- p'ahlrcarc, Signor Pantinan, to exasperate the G~hraobcr by natuseating- disqisii ooas, therotby ...