... under the command of ?? Fisher. Arnold, Lucas, and Stig- pges respectively. Prior to the arrival of the first lanch of the Socialists there was very little uuu- sa in the appearance of the square, and incon- sinrable crowds of lads and respectably dressed ...

... greeted the Socialists with a running fire of gross epithets and personal msults. Upon one of the prisoners venturing to protest he was told with an eath that - if lie didn't hold his Jaw: his head would be punched. The council of she Socialist League held ...

... -The Coroner said that he could not have been a very strong or enthusiastic Socialist, as there was a Tecwpted account amongst his papers, and ib was ,l1ost uuusual for Socialists to pay their bills. 9t¡}e evidence having been given, a verdict of M Suicide ...

... THE GERMAN SOCIALISTS. Several more Socialists have been arrested in Berlin, and large numbers in the provinces. Trouble is reported from a dragoon regiment in garrison at Oldenburg, and various seditious symptoms from Brunswick, Hanover, Madgebourg, ...

... said he was glad, it was true, to t see Prince Bismarck so penetrated with Socialist s ideas, and the Liberals were really terrified at this; e but nevertheless the Socialists would not accept such v associations, coming dowa to them from those in power ...

... jTHE SOCIALIST CowiERENCE. I I.,._., iTHE ACRARIAN QUESTION. Upon the resumption of the Socialist Confer- once yeatprday, the president, M. Vandevoelde, Belgian deputy, complained of the days spent in sterile debate, and pointed out that they had been ...

... known as present-day co- cc operators. -c i: WHEREIS SOCIALISTS AGREE. di Socialists differ, undonbtetily. Every person sl in theuniverse differs with every other pai son on to some matters, but Socialists agree, each and all Ol of them, as regards the f ...

... offered by Switzer- land to the Socialists and other revolutionary characters. It does not seem to be proposed to take similar measures against England and America, nor is it explained what is to become of those Socialists whom Germany herself, by banish- ...

... THE SOCIALIST AGITATION. eD.)EPUTATION TO THE HOME SECRETARY. The Home Secretary yesterday received a de- iputation in reference to the disturbances of Monday week. It was introduced by Lord Algernon Percy, . and included Sir A. Borthwick, Sir Harry Vernon ...

... I THE SOCIALIST CONGRESS. MORE SCENES-ANOTHER RESULTL E SITTINC. (FROM A LABOUR CORRES5ONDET ) a London, Wednesday Eventng. d It is now perfectly certain that the Socialist b Congress bas altogether lost its bearings, and there can be no doubt whatever ...

... of ,r Police of the Metropolis, and his attention had been called to the meeting of Socialists held in Bell street, Edgware road, not only to meetings of Socialists, but to other bodies there and all over the metropolis- Although he had not previously ...

... THE SOCIALIST CONGRESS. .A [REUTER'S TELEGRAM.] ) ERFURT, Wednesday. The Socialist Congress held its final sitting her# to-day, and decided that it should meet next fear in Berlin. Before separating it approved Ihe draft of a party programme, which demands ...