... have tried his hand at all professions, both I r political and commercial. During the siege of Paris c 77 he joined the Socialist clubs, where he made himself Is conspicuous by the fluency of' his tongue. He took ed part in the Commune, and was on intimate ...

... If indignities and insolence. O)n the other haild, Mr I Frost and his confrere presented themselves to the f crofters as Socialistic emissaries' This Janus- like conspiracy lasted for nearly a week, and wvas only brought to a close on the occasion of the ...

... appeared for the Crown, gave the history of the prisoners which led, to their arrest, and said there was no doubt thabt the Socialist club at Walsall had a connection witls other Anarchist associations throughout Europe. Evidence would be given proving the ...

... throughout the kingdlomn of Prtssia. It is headed- How to colmbat social democracy, and calls attention to the rapid spread of Socialist doctrines in the kiugiloin, which cannot, it adds, le kept inn control by tine ordinary methods employed by the State. Neos ...

... nt without the option of 4 r fine, Four others were fined, and the ramaizid& discharged. GREAT SOCIALIST TIIAL. r RE^rN, Thxursday. as The great Socialist trial commenced here to-day be 1 fore a jury. The prisoners, 29 in number, are chargoe e with high ...

... careful ex- amination of CAsBURYS COCOA, pronounces it to be both a food and a beverage of the highest quallty. TimE London Socialists are going to establish a press of their own, and in order to show their pro. gressiveness will call it the Twentieth Century ...

... one. Mr Ketr Hardie, who visited Burnley on Monday night, strongly advocated the running of a Laboar candidate, and the Socialists are also seeking a candidate. The Liberal Four Hundred mnet last night to select a candidate,. the choice being between ...

... of showing that the handwriting corresponded with that upon certain alleged coin- promising documents. Viti-ness said the Socialist -hilb was openly established in 1889. Hle had seen all the prisoners except Battolln using the club, and suspected something ...

... that the full report of M. Mazeau's Comnmission would be placed before the Committee at its first meeting. M. Millerand, Socialist, reproaclied the Government with interrupting the course of justiceC and placing the affair in the hands of the Chamber. ...

... Belgians, is now only a t uestion of time. PUNISHMENT OF A SOCIALIST IN BERLIN. (R'tJTIWSR [ ELEGRSAM.) ihcrlin, Thursvldv.-A locksmith lhated Roeder. firvierly responsile etditor of Tte Socialist, I .;h beeu sunteticed to nine montis' itnpvisonment f) ...

... pursued a different course, a course of conciliating and consolidatingall who refuse to bow at the altar of Collectivism and Socialistic revolution, he would not this morning I have ruefully to contemplate the attenuated majority of 430 by which he has Just ...

... and e tokors of the Department of the Seine will tstrike this morning. The ''Intransigeant states that M. Csules Guside, Socialist, and one col of the orgaxiisers of to-day's demonstrations, pt was arrested last, night, but this announcemnent CIL is contrad ...