... ITH-E SOIALIT CONGRESS. (THROUGH, MXUTXR'B AGENCY.) TZ HaLLE, OCT. 17. To-d~ay's proceedings of the Socialist C on- grese wore marked by a melaucholY Inci4eut. ShqrtlY dem before two o'clock Herr Bansutgarten, a 4agate from s4ad Hamburg, was seired with ...

... 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 ...

... THE EMPEROR AND THE SOCIALISTS. THE PROPOSAL TU PROSECUTE. OVERWHELMING DEFEAT OF THE GOVERNMENT. Berlin, Saturday (Reuter).-The Reichstag to-day commenced the debat, on the report of the Standing Orders Commitcee recommending the rejection of the Public ...

... SOCIALISTS' SUCCESSES. Rome, Monday. -Yesterday the municipal elections tolk place at Milan, Turin, Genoa, and elsewhere. The feature of the votiner was the- snccess of the clericals, Socialists, ana Republi cans. At Milan the Socialists had a notable ...

... poverty, and that they felt the same deep desire i as the Socialists to realise a society in which J ib| the psuper should be known no more. Only o a they thought the proposals of the Socialists impossible, f and ns the Redoliff Liberals found that they ...

... sor muddle-headed as this?. We are g]aa also to note the declared willingness of Socialists of the most, extreme type to co-operate with, Democrats who are not Socialists in opposition to the Chamberlain policy and in favour of certain important col- lectivist ...

... THE LONDON SOCIALISTS. LoNDoN, SuSD&y.-The police nuthorities save signified their intention of preventing Trafalgar Square being made use of next Tuesday afternoon by the Socialists for the purpose of holding a de. monstration of unemployed and passing ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDA Y, MARCH 5Oth, 1889. I THlE NEW.. SOCIALISTS.. - English politicians are constantly being recruited by new iulrebers, who seek to create aggressivefactionsfbi thepurposeof generating fresh factors in the political game ...

... SOCIALIST JOURNALISTS. [SPECIAL TELEG R.A.ú.] PARIS, THURSDAY AFTEBNOOJT, At the assize court at Moutins to-day, t-.vo io-.u-naiists of Paris, named Guesde and Lafargne, and shoemaker of Bordeaux, named Chapouilly, were each sentenced in default to two ...

... 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 (JEliMAN SOCIALISTS. A Central News Hamburg telegram, dated Nov. 5th, says the majority of excited Socialists have left for London. These, however, are the less daugerous nieu. The actual leaders, dis- persed over the country, and travelling from ...

... THE GERMAN SOCIALISTS. BHRXHT, Thursday.—Tho sale of the lately published pamphlets, essays, and speeches on Social-Democratic subjects calculated to excite and keep alive agitation was inter- dicted to-day by the Chief of the Berlin Police. In connection ...