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Nobiling is said to have written a letter before* he shot the Emporor, in which he claims Jesus Christ as

... Nobiling is said to have written a letter before* he shot the Emporor, in which he claims Jesus Christ as the greatest Socialist of the world. Epps's cocoa. - _ bath, ox and i omkorti. o_— •* „_ J- thorough knowledge of tho . atural laws Wen ...

Mr Watson, who ffr mu „ , Veep, Cornw.ll. was S^^ « * Saturday aud killed iustam* Us **» •

... Progreasists have m ?.H seats, and return only ?? member^ Tiw Conservatives of all shades number li. ml , ' gained 37 seats. The Socialists li ive k*> eight seats, and retainel only f-'Ur. *■' Ultramontane and Guelphs stand at tho^ I figure as in the last Parliament— ...

UNITED METHODIST FREE.OHTJROHES

... Frankfort. 4,000; Stuttgart. ?? ' '• ?? -•2,000; Offenbach, 5,200; Grew, ?? • berg, 1,100. All these iigurts laivi: the Socialist votes of 1877. . p;J Another Extensive Bobbeby fbo». ?? | Lic-uousK.— A couple of men eiit^ .^ i Hope and Anchor, Bristol ...

GENERAL NEWS

... telegram it appears that altogether cine Socialists have been elected to the German Parliament, only three less than sat in the last House. Prince Bismarck will return to Berlin to defend the bill against the Socialists. A series of special meetings of holders ...

OPENING OF THE GEBMAN.PAELIAMiNT

... existing laws of the State and of society. Mention is then made of the rejection by the German Parliament of the first Anti-Socialist Bill, proposed with the object of arresting machi- nations which imperilled the common inte- rests of the country. The speech ...

THE TRADES' UNIO 2 CONQRESS.AND OVEE-PRODUOTION

... run five days a week. — Mr George Potter (London) seconded the motion. — Mr Wieler (London), declaring him f elf a German Socialist, said the members of his trade did not object upon that ground to his representing them at that Congress. (Applause.) It ...

SOCIALISM IN GERMANY

... SOCIALISM IN GERMANY. The debate in the Reichstag on the Anti- Socialist Bill commenced on Monday. Count Stolberg, the representative of Prince Bis- marck, made a speech, in which he expressed the conviction that the House, taking into account the events ...

SOCIALISM IN GERMANY

... Reichstag on the Anti-Socialist Bill was resumed on Tues- day by Prince Bismarck. The Imperial Chancellor replied in detail to Herr Bebel's speech, and denied that there had been any pact between the Government and the Socialists. He had only seen Herr ...

GENERAL NEWS

... stayiug. The German Government Defeated on the Socialist Question.— The debate on the Anti-Socialist Bill in the German l.'eichstag was resumed on Monday at the 6th Clause^ which prohibits the publication of Socialist writiug. After an animated discussion tlie ...

LATEST I\E YVS

... have re- cently taken place in Germany and Spain. The attempt, following so close on the establishment of Republican and Socialist clubs in various parts of Italy, is naturally regarded as a proof of the existence of a gigantic international regicide ...

; SOCIALI iM IN RUSSIA

... press received hen from St Petersburg Prince Krapotk.no, the Governor of Charkotf, had been condemned*, death by the Russian Socialist part, f., r \ lia alleged in _ human treatment of p ,liUcu.l pr soners. v m futher stated that tho act of assassination « ...

WHITHER—WHITHER ?

... re- sented by the multitude, and especially by those who ignorantly feared that their existence was jeopardised. It was socialistic, revolutionary, dangerous ! Such is the fate of every fresh assault on the citadel of monopoly and prejudice; and too often ...