... NEWS NOTES. .-.-.0.--.-.. authorities in Chicago have reaped the reward of allowing the band of Ge r man Socialists, who have been located there for some time, to conspire unmolested, and to proclaim anarchy with impunity through the medium of their ...

... energy and resolution against forces animated by an ardent spirit of patriotism. RETRIBrTION has fallen upon some of the Socialist desperadoes who took part in the violent outbreak at Chicago which led to such fatal results on both sides. It appears that ...

... A NOTORIOUS SOCIALIST A It ft FI3TED. 4 ----- 7 - Herr Most, who has been missing since he was in. dieted some days ago in New York for inciting to riot, has been discovered by the police in a most ignominious position. They tracked him to a disreputable ...

... police had to be called out before the disturbance was suppressed. SOCIALIST BIOT.—A disturbance between Socialists and police occurred at Stratford on Sunday evening. The Socialists, in vindication of the right a public meeting, persisted in addressing ...

... President two other items of intelligence prime:dog some interest come from the other side of the Atlantic. The notorious Socialist, Herr Most, who was implicated in the recent riotous outbreak at Chicago, has been sentenced to a year's imprisonment, with ...

... across the frontier into Herzegovina. 'rile Austrian Government has directed a note to Montenegro on the subject. _ _ _ THE Socialist Devoid, the ringleader of last year's strikes, has been expelled from Berlin. TOWER TEA.—Families should drink this fine ...

... took a leading part; but the subsequent disturbances seem to have originated with the unruly class, composed chiefly of Socialists, who abound in all large towns. The students are said to have made up their minds to continue agitating for a national army ...

... Chamber, the Premier has stated that ample measures of precaution had been taken to prevent further demonstration by the Socialist mob at Amsterdam. The police continuo to make arrests of the agitators. Tau views of Profeasor Stuart, M.P., on the subject ...

... AN ENGLISHMAN'S ADVENTURE IN PARIS. Mr. Burns, the Socialist, who is in Paris, had a strange adventure the other night. He was taking • walk with his wife, and had gone Into a shop for a moment, leaving her outside, when three of those deplorable ruffians ...

... informed the Council of the Socialist Democratic Federation that no procession other than the Lord Mayor's procession will be permitted on that day withiu the bounds of the City. In their reply to Sir James Fraser, the Socialist Council denied his legal ...

... SOCIALISTS AND THE LORD MAYOR'S SHOW. THI SOCIALIST PIROCIISSION ABANDONED. The Social Deinocratic Federation issued a manifesto stating that the wealthy classes had shown that they were determined to prevent by force the unemployed workers from exhibiting ...

... for the Mayoralty of New York, had upwards of twenty thousand votes more than Mr. Henry George, who had the support of the Socialists and the discontented class; but it caused somo surprise, after the calculations which had boon made, that last-named'candidate ...