... body should venture to substitute itself for the Government in its action responsibility with regard to the riots. At a Socialist meetirg at the Maison Pimple hart night, it was announced that 170 of the trade unk.sis had decided upon a general strike ...

... Clernenceau been defeated, but one of his ablest lieutenants. M. Pichon, hes suffered • similar fate. The leader of the Radical- Socialist', M. Goblet, has been returned by a fair majority, but, unfortunately, in the Opera or ninth district M. L. L Klotz, a good ...

... Ottawa, Chancellor of the University. and Mr. Curran, Q.C., M.P., the Canadian Solicitor-General. Or CATHOLIC appears the Socialist Congress of Catholic Workmen will, after rill, be held shortly at Wurahurg. The programme include' the following questions: ...

... the Catholics, and mysterious suggestions as to the part played by these Catholics with the Pope at their head in this socialist propaganda. Veiled allusions gave one an idea that • new solemn league and covenant between all Protestants was to be agreed ...

... and if the supply of Roman Catholics falls short, they turn to any other local pasiaha Last Sunday the game was a band of Socialists who had the audacity to speak in the Belfast Forum, which is the Custom House steps. The Belfast men played football with ...

... on Friday and three more on Saturday, all the prisoners belonging to an independent group of Socialists, which 'is quite distinct from any of the other Socialist factions. The majority of the prisoners boast that they are disciples of Most, the world-known ...

... then for England you hare a condition in which the State can annex the whele industry. This is the consummation which the Socialists are looking forward to, and it may he achieved insensibly, and without any kind of disturbance. ...

... how the money was to Ile denied that he had charge of this or any othei earn, but explained that igs tain moneyed men of Socialistic views had offered to defray the *facial expenses of labour candidates. simply asked him to give the benefit of his experience ...

... TUESDAY. To the surprise of the public., Count Teafe, probably influenced by the agitation going on among the Liberals and the Socialists, has intonate.' to the Reichsrath a Bill for the reform of the electoral The Bill provides that the right to vote shall ...

... very sweeping mesaure of reform. His policy is :stated to have been prompted by the agitation among the Libera!s and the Socialists. Whatever the may be, his measure is certainly of • very radical character. It provides that the right to vote shall be ...

... virtually. though not openly, placed the Church in close and perfect harmony with the masses, with labour, almost with certain socialistic tendencies of certain labour movements as against the classes and capital, and the monarchical and often judicial thieving ...

... e demonstration in Trafalgar Square, which was not largely atts;dded. ..t procession of political eat*. trades mime, and Socialist bodies formed upon the Themes Embankment, and marched to the Nelson C,olumn. One of the prooesaionists bore a with the words ...