... community; of those who have been convicted of felony or other infamous crime or misdemeanour ; of polygamists, Anuchista t or Socialists ; Of persons afflicted with loathsome disease, and of those who come under contract. The measure further provides that foreign ...

... AN ELECTIONEERING FEAT. The humble Socialist triumvirate —to use the words of the Newcastle (-least& in describing the three Socialists returned to the Newcastle School Board, have performed a feat which may well astonish electioneering expenders ...

... City—that is, the financial and mercantile world—is peace, and the country at large endorses the prevalent vim Tire socialist demonstrations in London 'Sr a nuisance, but as the police insisted on .Ikeeping the people who recently assembled in ...

... the return of General Boulanger, who received 244,070 votes, against 162,520 given to M. Jacques, 16,76.) to M. Boule, the Socialist candidate, and some 10,000 to other persons. Commenting on the General's signal triumph at the poll, the Daily Chronicle ...

... and couchant wolfdog—that gleamed through the falling flakes ; it was the red tap of liberty and the red banner of the Socialists that were the chief attractions. Certainly Ireland, a nation, was displayed from one point; but the chief motes and legends ...

... complete the work. as well as one-half of the cost of a campanile to be erected alongside the existing tower. Tea projected Socialist demonstration in Paris was abandoned. M. Constans, Minister of the Interior, wrote to the Prefect of Police, requesting him ...

... cost at £2,160,000, the annual working expenses at £96,000, and the annual receipts at £240,000. SIGNOR COSTA is an Italian Socialist deputy. He goes to jail for three years—unless the Court of Appeal modifies the sentence—for having taken part in the di ...

... thick black fog had enveloped the West-end. He was not accompanied by M. Rochefort when he arrived at Charing-cross. Tux Socialists, or Anarchists as they are more appropriately designated, seem to exist in somewhat formidable numbers at Vienna. The conductors ...

... upon everyone of the articles of the creed of the Primrose League. We have the Liberalists, the Separationists, and the Socialists ; and against these three we must be on our guard. I have been told, and I suppose I must believe it, that even down here ...

... miners has stirred up, is Socialistic in its character, and full of Ominous import to the Government. Perhaps it was a suspicion of this kind that caused Prince Bismarck to make his recent violent attack upon the Socialist members of the Reichstag. THE ...

... the Mien is to pay his own duei. Iwthe came of those citizens, however, whs do not possess the means of pilling a truly Socialist clause provides that the dues all ' be paid by the local commune or parish of which he is a member. For every such person ...

... between employers and employed. without requiring tl,e interference of Governments in the matter at all. It is strange that Socialists should call upon the State to do this, that, and the other thing, when they see what Trades Unions can accomplish in connection ...