The Labor enquirer., 1884-06-28

when he was told that if he wished to
escape the fate of his father he must
give Russia liberal constitution. They
remind him that he has done nothing
vet and advise him to make haste. 1t Is
reported that the czar is about to return
to Gatschina, the only fortress where he
feels SAFE Aisa
Meanwhile it is certain that the rail-
way accident which occurred between
Moscow and st. Petersburg, owing to
rails having been removed from the line,
was intended to have wrecked the train
| in which the cars brother was travel
| ing. He, however, came by a train two
hours later, .y,l.s *. g,s1si { r.
The Revolution is spreading among
the peasants who have hitherto been
loyal and largely among the officers OF
the army. Do many men and women are
being deported to Siberia that 1t is said
the population there will soon equal the
population Of Russia in Europe. /
The Social Revolution Is making way
in Italy, where numerous Socialist news
papers are springing up. At Florence La
QUESTION: Soziale has been seized and
the editor sentenced to twenty-one
months imprisonment and fine of e1OO.
The Cri du Peuple ann ounces authori-
tatively that pardon will be granted to
Krapotkine and Louise Michel by the
French government on the occasion Of
the celebration of July IA.
At Mazas, in France, two workmen
have been condemned to a months i'm
prisonment for knocking down a police
spy who tried to interrupt public meet
ing.
Directly after the crowd had left Pere
Lachaise. where they had been COM
memorating the death of the Commu-
nists, on Sunday week, raid was made
by the police on the graves ofDelescluse,
Blanqui, and other Communists, and the
flowers and immortelles were seized.
There could be no possible reason for
this brutal outrage.
The Anarchist journal, IAlarme OF
Lyons, has again been suppressed, but is
to reappear under the title of LIE Droit
Anarchique. Orders have also been
issued that the Freiheit is not to be
allowed to come into France.
The two men, Guerin and Marne, who
were accused of placing internal ma,
chimes about Bordeaux have been &C,
quilted. The French police are quite
equal to the English in getting hold Of
the wrong men.
A large Socialist gathering has been
held in the Bavarian Alps. The con,
servative journal, Gazette de la Croix,
calls attention to the great strides which
International Socialism is making. This
meeting is said to be an outcome o.
Leibknecht's recent visit to Paris.
In spite of Bismarck's "muzzle laws" s
successful Socialist gathering has just
been held in Berlin. During the morn
ing troops of workmen gathered in the
cafes and beer saloons round the TEN
pelhofer. AT noon meeting was held
and addressed bv Oscar Brohm, who is 6
Socialist candidate for the Reichstag
D., +bo ,;r,rlo Jov;co Of ouDopoDino thf
I meeting to discuss Insurance." he was
able to lay before the Socialists declar
alton of his views under the very nose
of Bismarck's police, who were patrol
ling the streets in large numbers.
Russia is becoming an internationa
nuisance. Not only is the czar chasing
Socialists from the Baltic to the IRA
mountains, but his operations extenc
now all over Europe. a Polish student
who his been recently imprisoned a
Vienna has been claimed by the car
The student was condemned nominally
for giving false name, but really TO
having in his rooms materials which
might have been used as explosives.
In Vienna, the three men who have
been tried for the murder of the police
spy, Hlubek, two have been condemned
to imprisonment, and one has been &C
Quilted. They were tried before the neV
court instituted for carrying out the ex
ceptional laws against Socialists recent,
adopted in the house Of representatives