... which made Elg- t iand the example of the world. Dr. Aveling (organiser of the conference) read comnur- nications from Socialistic and kindred associations abroad, offering greetings and conigratulations. The Social C Democrats of Hungary wrote that they ...

... noon oumpaitively lovely. After the luncheon interval the two contending elements in the Congress, repre- sented by the new Socialists and the old-fashioned Tradee Unionists, came into conflict, and there was an interesting struggle. The result was a triumphant ...

... in deference to the course adopted by the majority. Both parties are resolved not to Yield. Meetings, presided over by Socialist leaders, continue to be held, at which from 6X000 to 7,000 ma3,ua aUttend, HULL PRICE CURRE NT, TuUMDAT. TqMflER. Las.d. ...

... The funds have been depresned since this dayweek, pertly from the slackness of business, as well as from the ?? of another Socialist candidate at Paris. Opinions are naturally divided as Io 3the probable conocquencee, some regarding the Ciroumstance as a ...

... British. soldiers should never- be used against Irish Loyalists. AME RICA-N SOCIALISTS AND) THE CE1N`IRAL LABOUR UNION. A Central News telegramn front New York ?? various Socialist aiganisations which have bee'n con- nected with thle Central Labour'Union ...

... stroyed if they did not take some aetion, by the pro- t edure of the Union. the members of which were j misled by' silly Socialistic doctrines. That witas a ic matter which they were anxious should be understood by the business men of the town, and therefore ...

... rm 3 The Pall Hlfall Gazette Berlin correspondelit savs a that the vote of the Federal Council coufirmnuing the Anti. a I Socialist Bill was all but unanimous. The only dig- a sentient was the Government of the little Principality of d 3 ReulsC ts The British ...

... 'onzidering the dYifie-enes of language and -he faet tb-at an interpreter aT as required. The disturhecs vere Anerchists and Socialists v-b,3 attended the eon- ferencs in the hope or seeing an international strike ac-eI upir, and who )ecrane irrntated -hen ...

... of the mere trading interests, and the mere trading philosophy of the day, as a glorious triumph I over the anarcheical socialistic doctrines, which incul. cate the duty of society to apply the science, skill capital, labour, and intelligence, at its disposal ...

... military duties. t TuE GERMAN SOOIALTSTS.-The Vorunirls of 'I Berlin says. with respect to the neltw law against the t German Socialists-Tbe two millious of proscribed *; German citizens do not require, in order to obey the laws of the German Empire, to be ...

... of the meie trading interests, and the D- 0 trading philosophy of the day, as a glorious trieji, l0 over the anarchical socialistic doctrines, which icJ, cate the duty of society to apply the science, gii8 capital, labour, and intelligence, at its disposal ...

... Trades Unionism principles. At MIr. :Keir Hardie's meeting the talk was of an advan~ced Socialist character, several] of the local employers being warmly denounced. SOCIALIST MEETING IN PADDIGTON. A meeting was held last night at Paddington Radical Club to ...