... fBEUTER'S 7.LEGRBA S] V C CONGRESS OF SOCIALISTS. &iMNrz, September 17.-The sixteenth annual 0 Socialist congress opened this morning, and the elec-t tion of the president. reporters, and other officers wasi proceeded with. A motion to discuss the attitude ...

... fLEUTERYS TELEGRAMS 1 CONFERENCE OF SOCIALISTS. -- , ,- A -f -i , melsez. September 19.-A nunmber of -minor ques- tiaoos ectupied the mornhig sitting cf the SoiaiSt -Crongress. 7ritich was attenlded by Herr Bebel. not- sinr;tanding the iasm that he is ...

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... SOCIALIST AND LABOUR CON-. FERENCE Al GLASGOW i MUNUICIPAL AND SOCIAL QUESTIONS A two-days-. ccnferen-d. of Soceialist and labour-elected persons from nil parts of the kingdoin took- place, at Glasgow ?? Provost Chiaomwie ex-c tending an, official irelcoyni ...

... Reicihstag--to-day. Rerr Bebel (Socialist) opposed the bill. He said thathis party was against the present demand and all similazr proposals, on the ground that they tended to support a System against 'vhich the Socialists were fighting. As to the opposition ...

... bear with equanimity the treatment they will receive. For nearly all the important Socialist societies in England-including the Fabian-and neatry all the well-known Socialists, such as Mr. Sidney Webb and Mr. G. Bernard Shaw. a few years ago. signed a manifesto ...

... ber, will not again contest the division. NOaTH.rnrTox.-The Northampton Socialists have adopted Mr. F. G. Jones as their candidate at the next election. Mlr. Jones -wavs the Socialist candidate in 1895, when he polled 1,210 votes. ...

... I DIDEPEDENT L0OJ1T. PARTY. SOCIALISTS AN]D TEE WAR A meeting to further the objects oi the Independeci Labour party was held in the Birmingham Town Hal last evening, urder the presidency of M-r. Eeir Hardie. The hall was far from being fulL The lie of ...

... Signor Lollini, Socialist, n-aqs elected in place of Signor Ferri, Socialist, who b-,ad opted to sit for the constituency of Ravenna. At Budrio. Signor Birsolati. Socialist, -was similarly elected in pllace of Signor Costa. Socialist. who also had been ...

... es has been an- nounced as follows: Catholics 85, Christian Demn- orat 1, Liberals -and Radicals 33, Socialists 33. BErssels has retnird 5 Socialists, 2 Ptdgressists; 8 Catholics, and 3 Liberals to the Chamher, and 2 Libarals, 2 Progressists, and S Catholics ...

... of the Socialist Young Guard to appear this morn- ing. Several of then were in Sipido's company on : th1e dav of the attack, both at the Chamber of Deputies and at the Northern Railway Station. The summons was served upon the fifteen Socialists owing to ...

... Radical Socialists (re-elected), 5; Radical Socialists (new members), 2; Nationalists, 3; Con- servatives (re-elected), 4. The newspapers and all shades of politics profess to be satisfied with the results. The Government, Radical, and Socialist organs ...