Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08

control Of that island which has 575.Ono
inhapitants, They have abolished all nd
valascm taxation and support the govern
nnnt ny n grndcd lnrnnie tax on lands
and incomes With a double rate an In
comes not the result Of labor They have
the eight hour law aud several other
ssecialistic features and their credit stands
higher than any other British dependency.
They do an export business Of SI5. 00j,-
Vp a year. No stealing or corrupt
measures are carried on iiy those hold
ing Official petitions
Inc Miners' union Of Newcastle, New
south Wales, gave $1,000 TO relieve un-
employed. Ff77I
The British Union Steamship COM
pany OF New Zealand has made an all
round reduction OF So per month IN the
Wags OF hrcmen aud seainon, Whose pay
- cents per hour.
The Worker, Queensland, says! Even
the brishane press admits that Ia the
IN ird set of elections the Labor party
has achieved triumph. In point Of
Tact all things considered. il has done
VOL throughout, and the i've additional
seats secured by Its representatives on
Saturday are In reality no more elo-
luent OF the progress of the movement
than the enormous number of votes uc-
corded to the labor men during the two
previous weeks Before the elections tho
lanor vote was IN unknown quantity.
The sociallstic movement IN France il
pictured in Figaro Of Paris as marching
on rapidly to the millennium age AR
inics are depicted as disappearing and
workers marching over allen crowns,
broken sccpters and dismounted artil-
lery. One OF the cartoons shows tho
emhlem OF absolute monarchy-a fat hog
~ trough with starving hogs around
AFRAID to come near II. A second ono
shows a fairly fat hog. with a few less
tat but still comfortable. This is com
shtutional monarchy. Bourgeois lie,
puhllcansm is tight round trough.
Socialism is a place for all at the trough.
every hog IN it's place,
Serious riots occurred at Pas do Calais
coal inincs In France The strikers were
determined TO prevent non-union men from
nltting out coal, The police We're power
less, and itroopa were called.
Switzerland makes profit Of $780,
600 ON her telegraph and telephones,
hence charges her people less taxes, and
gives IN honest and equal service.
The worlingmeu's organizations Of
France. Belgium, Holland, Switzerland,
Germany, England and Italy nre about
10 issue q Joint appeal to the workers Of
America 10 join them in organizing an
international socialist party, in which the
workers of all countries shall act to-
gether politically.
Tho Canadian government refused to
impose amy further restrictions on
Chinese immigration although petitioned
by several labor organizations to do So
The groat coal miners strike In Eng
land " regarded as a national calamity
and the authorities have about con-
clulcd 90 buy or lease wasto or unoc-
cupied lands and turn the surplus labor
upon thom. The government feels that
Il nust take steps 40 forvstull such dis
listers in the future.
Nearly all the organized worhngmen
Of France arc socialists,
The London Daily News gives the
socialist cNles In Siberia aU excellent
name 1t gays; II you have II scientific
instrument 10 be repaired or any work TO
be done Ia which delicate manipulation
and special ingenuity are essential you
must send for one of the socialists. And
the superintendent of police Of Chta.
where many of thom are located, says,
"lf all the people In this province We're
socialists there would be nothing for W
20 do"
Miners at Mons and I.lcgc who hRvc
been out ON strike, are returning 10
work,