... meeting, when a those ond the outskirts of the crowd began to V push those in front of them with the object of ?e Xmobbing the Socialists. Police In'spector Goodall a e!and three constables did what they could to pro- 1I teat the Sociaeists from the crowd, but ...

... read Mr Diack's letter Iton the Transvaal, andd can only find' ,one instanoe rwhioh would entitle the Boer to .zank as a Socialist, viz., when they bound their Itfellow-settlers to use the Dutch language in two -Doers Togmaktte dit trelook,hettes i Bthatthe ...

... EXCITING SCENES IN CASTLE STREET. ag PRO-HOER SOCIALISTS 'RECUED BY , THRE POLICE. t THEIR CLUBROOM WINDOWS SMASHED. ee ga The feeling of resentment on the part of the. 'in general community against the Socialists who by Iwere the means of bringing M Cronwright- ...

... confusion 'and contradiction exists in the minds of candidates-and especially labour candidates- with regard to the attitude of Socialists on the question of education, I have to ask you to give publicity to two resolutions of the International ocialist Workers ...

... we mistake not, the Socialistic movement has practically received I its death-blow as the result of the attempt to j foist. on the community the views of the | Schreiners, the Hardies, ana the Websters. i Yesterday the Socialists again essayed a re- 2petition ...

... at the Prine* of. Waloe. They will he broliight be1fore the inagsstrate to-tay. Sev-eral Iuembnrbs of the `Avaute Gardee Socialiste hasve also beeti sunittoned to appear befotu tlte authoritLies. A dv-paUtch from (openlagen savys that in thle acc-ount ...

... he had not been able to arrange this, because he was not present at the meeting. THE CHARGE OF AMSATULT. William Dey, the Socialist steward of 4ihe meeting apprehended on the charge of assault in Belmont Street. wao detained only until Chief Constable 'Wyness ...

... of the mov., ment supplies innumerable instances of this v let one suffice- Some years ago-I thia; 1896-an International Socialist Congress 'M held in London. The eyes of the world, -o t speak, wvere fixed on the assembled -conda w to and to expect order ...

... Nationalist and Conservative newspapers are entausiastic over the result of the munispel electisns in Paris. Radical and Socialist organs admit the cherk anstatinel by thbei parties, ana ,appeal to RPepublicaens to unite. All the anti- Semite candidates ...

... engineers will be cir- setiated amongst the members of committee .when it has been prepared. r THE SOCIALISTS AND THE WAR. It is stated that the Socialists intend at th'er usual Sunday afternoon open air meetings to- morrowr to gLee the speeches which they ...

... expiatory service was held in mu chapel adjoining by the Cardinal Arch- bishop. The Areihbishno, owiuz to the ribald singing of Socialists, refused to visit the chore-h- ONE MOMENT, PLEASE. Sufferers trom Gravel, Lumbago, Piles, Pains itc the Back, Dropsy, Wind ...

... r was holding forth in an inipassioned manner onI .. the questions of the day, did not appear to he - connected with the Socialists' meeting, but at Y the conclusion of the latter, the crowvd, which lbd gathered considerably in volome, surged in his. k ...