... German Lloyd Com- pany against the various attacks which had been made upoa it from different parts of the House-iRerr Bebel, Socialist, inasited that the Norta German Lloyd ,-cws Waere not sufficiently practised in lowernig boats aud closing watetigaht bulkheads ...

... .-Beuter. padllewski the supposed nurderer of General Seliverskoff, is, according to the Nene Freie Presse, a Polish Socialist, and, in 1883, was sentenced to several yeazs' imprisonment by the County Court of Posen. He then stated tothb court that ...

... PM to-day for France on board the Washington. We are all A in good health. TE:E SOCIALIST PROPAGANDA IN LONDox.-- Messrs. Champion and Burns. two of the accused Socialist I leaaers. addresse I a meeting on Clerkenwell Green yester- day morning. Mr. Burns ...

... meresae their repr'sssntatioa by one, the Church party a»e, and the Trades Council by two; the latter are running with the Socialist candidates. Halifax School Electioh.—Not until the present w**k bu the contpst set about with auy- Uung lik* spirit. Last ...

... including 44 RtepUblicrns, four Socialists. 13 MeembLirs of the iligrt, and three itallied. Th8 Uewsp:perl ?? ?? the incre7ase of the majority at cld of t tie three divisions, and attribute thir to the obstruction of thne Socialists. TIE BILL IN CONIMI'TrE. ...

... Bnsoz remanded the prisoner until Tuesday. SOCIALIST TRIAL IN RISSIA--A St. Petersburg correspondent ?? trial of the 63 persona charged with being members of the Red Cross Society, a revolutionary Socialist association, has resulted in the conviction ...

... in cross-examining the witnesses, informed the Coroner that there were grounds for believiun tbat the de eased. who wai a Socialist, lal been sent to England on a special mission; and it was suspected that his dis- appearance and death were coianitead with ...

... THE PARIS OMNIBUS STRIKE. TER ARREST OF UNION OFFICLALS. Paris, Thursday (Reuter).-The Radical and Socialist newspapers assert that the Omnnibusmen's Union was yesterday about to accept the concessions offered by the company, which would have bad the ...

... Most Rev. Dr. Logne, Canon Coyne, and Dr. Lavery, his medical attendant, were by bhi bedside when he died. s MEETING OF SOCIALISTS IN LONDON. . Trafalgar-square was unusually quiet yesterday. At half-past three only about twenty people were inorpassing ...

... offenders ansdthe'discuragementef crime on a ,otbheaof the Atlantic..' :Ab AMERIPAs SOCt.ALET o9: TMz SOAL . UMo N.-A1.cal Socialist leader,-telegraphs the 'mes i - cortespondent, is reported as making the following state- 3s mnentegexdingthe situation.- ...

... (Ganibettaes henchman), announced with great flourigh of trumipcts that this inquiry would be conducted in a profoundly socialistic spirit, which does not tend to reassure the spirits of timid capitalists. But to all appearance the t principal result ...

... from any ill effects. SOCIALIST DLSTUiRBANCES IN BOHEMI;A. Prague, Mondlay (1Reuter).-Fresh Scislise distiirb- anees of a saiguinary ehanacter oceorred yesterday at Stirolhitz. near thids city. A meeting antaimnced by the Socialist leaders had been prohibited ...