... Suspicion attached to \\'olff, the keeper of the house, said to be a Swiss, as he wvas known to be an active member of Socialist societies, and as his house was recently the scene of aii explosion attributed to g.as, but surmised by the police to have ...

... Joseph Chamlberlain following the Czar and Lord Salisbury to heaven by means of a chemical parcel- post.'' TuE WELL-KNOWN SOCIALIST, JOHN WILLIAMS, and some ten or twelve other persons, were charged at the Marylebone Police Station with rioting, and several ...

... singular case, the defendant's counsel having signified his intention to appeal. TIIE SECRETARY of the Bloomsbury Branch of the Socialist League and another person were charged at the WVest l1anr Police Court with creating an obstruction in the Grove, Stratford ...

... fined him 5/., which he paid, the alternative being twenty-one day's imprison- tent. DR. AVELING and some members of the Socialist League resolved to test the rights of public speech by meeting in the Broadway, Stratford, on the evening of Saturday last ...

... only that of a fog-signal, and they have no belief in the suggestion that Madden is in any way connected with either the Socialists or the Internationalists. He is regarded as an imbecile, and it is said that he has threatened every crowned head in Europe ...

... v ., ? ar ffi.? 1. . , , 0 I., MIR. CUNNINGHANME GRAHAM, MI.P., and John Burns, the Socialist, were brought usp on remand before Mr. Vaughan at Bow Street on Wednesday. Among the witne~ses for the defence, who represented Mr. Graham as having been less ...

... which Prince Bismarck wrote to Earl Granville entreating the English Government to prosecute the Freiheit. On Sunday a Socialist meeting was held at Peckham Rye to protest against the arbitrary conduct of the Government. Some of the speakers defended ...

... quantity. A CITY clerk charged with embezzling some of his employer's money, told him that he took it on principle; he was a socialist, all property should be held in common. In court he pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to six months' imprisonment, the magistrate ...

... them. selves to rush upon and secure him. His name is Alexander Schossa, and it is thought that he may be connected with a Socialist society, though it is quite as likely that he may turn out to be insane. THIE EAST LONDON WATERWORKS COMPANY has been mulcted ...

... inspector gave evici e that before his arrest Wolff had furnished him with somne v'an information respecting a plot of foreign Socialists and 'siil , to blow up the German Embassy. The prisoners were again remanded. THE MERSEY TUNNEL will shortly be completely ...

... wishes he had not made himself so prominent iri the agitation for the increase of the nav' whic induced Herr Bebel, the Socialist leader to bring hf anrd tese serious charges. But he bears himself coolly enoug, asks for an-inquiry. Cuba proves a desperate ...

... eared at the divan of the Rue Lepelletier. He was accom. Pnied by the police agent Delahodde. Delahodde was that traitorous Socialist writer, who upon being unmasked had passed fron the Secret Police to the Public Police Service. I knew bini, and I record ...