... greeted the Socialists with a rurining fire of gross epithets and personal insults. Upon one of the prisoners venturing to protest, be waH told iwith an oath that, if he did not hold his jaw, his head would be punched. The council of the Socialist Leagne ...

... T E LONDONf SOCIALISTIC MEETINGTS.I ased. leo 0 NEW POLICE ORDER. s for the.- Ittng REPORTED DECISIVE GOVERNMENNT sired and MllE A SURJE S. the _ _ 'ican EXPECTED DISTURBA-NCES. wvere utra- htos; BY SPECIAL AN]) PUBLIC WIrES, h his 1 has Lo-.rno,-r, FraIDAY ...

... las occurred in the Socialist group of the Chamber, owing to General Gallifet's entry into the Cabinet. Some fifteen of its members are about to withdraw from the group and form a new one, under the title of the Revolutionary Socialist Group. The M6line ...

... THE RIECENT RIOTS IN LONDON. THlE SOCIALISTS' TRIALS. [By OUrI sPUcIAL W5I5.] LosnoN, Wmcn)csuAy,.-TO-day, at Bow Street Poliae Court, before Sir James Ingham, Messrs. Hyodman, Burns, Champion, and Williams, members of the Social Democratic Federation ...

... this, ?? Socialists and Anarchi'sts are to be applauded for plannis'g tho dcsrrucrtion of property. and the police are to be denounced for planonin ins de- fence? But this is actually the position Mr. Clad- stone has taken up. The Socialists proclaim ...

... tives took place here to-day. M. Wauson, Advanced Liberal, *who was leading counsel for the defende in the recent great Socialist trial at Mons, was returned by a majority of 2, 000 over DI. de Beeker,'Minis. terialist candidate. There is great jubilation ...

... finishes his cure here to-day. He will this evening leave for Vienna, and it is understood he will proceed direct to Sofia. SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATION AT BUDA-PESTIf. BUDA-FsPVT, SATrRDAY.-A remarkable demon- stration took place here at the Arena Theatre last ...

... social progress, and farther a such steps as may seeam well directed, hut could PA n I o nt sanctiiu the principles of the Socialists. Ree a declared that Socialism so-calleid was contrary to k the Scripturaesaad uncbriscian. His vi.ws .were q comb'ated ...

... nien and lads. The police then charged the inch. which dispersed in all directions. SYM3PATHYT OF PARIS SOCIALISTS. RAntIs. TncuesnAa.-The Socialists hold an in- diguationl meeting here yesterday in the Halls I Tivoli, at v-hieh it was resolved to send ...

... lanldlord's, dtir. Stanley Leighton, Hl.P.. said the Socialists had showne themselves the worsti e nemies of the people in overcrowdhaed cities by de- Inouncing colon isati on. Mr. X. H. Champion. defended Socialist doctrines, and advocated the |passing of further ...

... imprisonilonet in Siberialof ftsy-onle persons to tive, four, anll(d a smaller niiober of ;ers respeo- tihecly A b1tiell of ?? Socialists :and Rovolotionuits ?? ?? bhi-il ?? e i of1 o S. Pctershn~llrg sbv t!.o st.cesV R.lva-y to) their d iffoscn d Si;Lations ...

... of age, appeared ol the table, and stated that lie re- quired the sword for ihis business, as fie was door- keeper to a Socialists' society. (Langhter.) He gave it to the prisoner to clean it, but never told him to sell it. Mr. TRACY-What sort of a society ...