... between people and the police without his Arm- pathies being with the latter. He was in the Gaildhall on the occasion et the Socialist riot, when ble thought the polics acted well-hthiir, hiear,-auni the Council complimented them, without, a dissentient voice ...

... ninety. Correspondence of extraordinary ehamacter was found at prisoner's lodgings, which related to his association with Socialists, and suggestions were made that he had nated from motives of philan- thropy, but it was very obvious that the money which ...

... in the Bel- gian Chamber. The President, speaking for the nation, expressed his deep regret at the occur- rence. but the Socialist deputies, while placing on- record their detestation of the deed, said they blamed with no less energy the great col- lective ...

... to exces sive cigarette smoking, and more directly to the large number which the boy had just smoked. RESIGNATION OF A SOCIALISTIC RECTOR. PROHIBITED FROM PREACHING. Th3 Rev. J. Dennis Hiyd, M.A., hasnow com- pleted his arrangements to vacate the Rectoiy ...

... but the case against I the defendant would be dismissed, because of tie weight of eridlerc in his favour. MoAwbray, the Socialist lecturer, then applied to the Bench for a summons Iogaicst H3utchin. ...

... attaching to anybody-. THE SOCIALIST FUN IN LONDON.. E At the Guildhall Police Covrt on' Wednesday, Robert Btillen, Pa coal porter, was eharged on remand with being concerned with others in` rlieous conduct after'the Socialist demeonstration at Clerkenwell ...

... among other things, for the surrender of dynamitards and other conspirators of that class. It is believed that the re- cent Socialist riots at Chicago have induced the Ameri- can authorities to lend a reedy ear to tho English pro- posals for a treaty for ...

... appearance at the residence of Mr. Gilles. He was accompanied by Madamo Louise Kantslky, the separated wife of Karl Kantsky, a Socialist writer and speaker. The visitors knocked at the door, and were answered by a niece of Mrs. Gilles. Dr. Aveling and l tre ...

... of felony. Mr. W. Cooper addressed the jury for the prosecution. Prisoner objected to Erringlon being sworn;, as he was a socialist and did not believe the bible. In reply to the pri- soner, on cross-examnination, Errington said, I am ready to swear, ...

... AT CHICAGO. SCENE AT A METHODIST 'UEETINIIG. . A Chicago telegram Pay4'that Mr. Keir Hardie, accompanied by several Iocal Socialists, attended the weekly meeting of Methodist ministere there on Monday. In tho osurse of the proceidings he was Invited: to ...

... might be appro- priated to the repairs. -The report was adopted. FREIGN INTELLGENCE FIGHTING INT ULULAND. EXECUTION OF SEVEN SOCIALISTS. ANARCHY AT ARCHANGEL. DISTURBANCES IN STELLALAND. The Boers and Usutus have attacked and completely defeated Usibequ. on ...

... V twice at least, that popular sentiment in this matter was publicly defied and outraged. On one occasion a journal tof Socialistic views, published and sold in Londou, openly gloried in the murder of the Emperor of RUsi;it and on ,another, at a Land League ...