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... THE INTERtNATIONAL SOCIALIST CONGRESS. An International' S&cialist 'and Labour Con- gress was opened at Zurich on Sunday. Mr. Hob- son, Sheffield, was appointed president of the British seotiona. - - i . I On Monday the question of the admission of ,4narohist ...
... IA COMMUNITY OF SOCIALISTS. A correspondent of the Few York Tribune describes a somewhat remarkable community located near Oneida in the state of New York. The writer says- The community consists of something over 200 persons, having about equal numbers ...
... fact, to those whom they suspect of holding Democratic- Socialist opinions, they may now do pretty much what they like. The property of all Socialist societies may be confiscated. The Socialist Sarty is placed beyond the pale of the common law. There ...
... THlE GERMAN SOCIALIST, CONGRESS. able T THE POLITICAL PROGR4MD. [incIA, TEGRAM. I ERauRr, WsNwIrsDAr.-The final sitting of the at German 8ocialist Congress was held eo-day, when the new labour programme was definitively adopted. At the opening of the ...
... THE SOCLALST CONGRES AT - HALIJ I -- - -I4F HALLE, SATUsnAT.-In to-daysS proceedings of the Socialist Congress, which were again opened by Herr Singer, the following resolution was brought forward by Herr Kessler and his political ?? the opinion largely ...
... IEE SOCIALIST RIOTS LNY I FA -NCE. - ?? | , mv922c' mau~arl a; rri Ts. Oct 23, NiGnT. a tsisrs of evening stzte that M. Camescasse, sif s-e h roi 'c'ce, ha'd a long interviev this e f :m ia vr:2ltb Minister of the Interior. It is nO rhe tl sbiectfi du ...
... -SOCIA-LlSO-DEWORSTRArif IN LONWGN. An!ven0otmou&crowrdrasmbled ian Trafalgari square, LndorIyeeterd afternoon , to-witoess the Socialist dermonstratlo, but fortunately, grave apprebonsiong as to the rut we not realised. All the elementa: of ob: and, disorder- ...
... THE FRENCH SOCIALIST AGITATION. The Standard Paris correspondent, telegraphing itat on Sunday night, says on this ?? is no R s prospect of any revolutionary outbreak in France, Tith nd any rumours that such an event is either ex- - ! pected or feared ...
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... from among oulrselve, who had a dopted wvhat were called - Stare Socialist ideas. Such ideas were utterly distorted in character. A great deal of cant was talked by these Socialists about capital and labour. The foundation of such talk as went on in ...