Bridport, Beaminster, and Lyme Regis Telegram and Dorset, Somerset, and Devon Advertiser. — 1881-04-08 (Bridport, Dorset, England)

EIZURE OF A LONDON SOCIALIST JOURNAL.  11r. Most, editor and proprietor of the &vialist journal ereiheit, published in Great Titehfield-street London, w a eire,ted on Wednesday afternson by four detectives from ;-otland-yard, on a warrant charging him with having in tie columns of his p?.per. published in England, incited tee people of a foreign State to sedition and rebellion. the Prisoner was deprived of his watch. money, bank-book. Pi letters, and the police then forcibly ejected the cernpoties, seized the keys, and looked up the premises. The prioner was then removed to Bow-street Police-station. A. mee'ilg of Scial D imocrats is to be held to protest against the supprevion of their paper and the arrest of its ether in England for offences which they allege were not pommitted almost the authorities of this country. At the eenthly rueet;ne of the General Council of Redieal Turkmen's Clubs and Aasociatiens, held in the evening, , resolution was passed appointing two delegates to watch the ereeeedings. Oa Thursday morning, Johann Most, of 101, Greet Tiebfield—treet, was charged on a warrant before Sir Anp& Ingham for "that he did on the 19th day of Meth, 1881, and on divers other days, within the lifetropolitan Police district, nrint and publish, in a certain paper called the Freiheit, a scandalous, wicked, and malicious libel of and concerning Alexander 11., Dowry of Resale, who WAS murdered at St. Petersburg on the 13th of March, and of and concerning the said menhir; and did in and by the said libel encourage and mleavour to persuade divers persons unknown to whom the aine was published to commit the crime of murder in E trope, out of her Majesty's dominions." The prisoner ' was brought up in the custody of Chief Inspector Shore, Detectors Hagan, Von Tornow. and others, of Scotlandyard. On him, when arrested, were found some Docketbloks and letters, a quantity of types and materials for piintine, some newsp ,pen s and books, and £2 in gold. The rttele in question contains such passages as "Triumph Trimunh I The word of the poet is fulfilled. One of the wet horrible tyrants of Europe, whose destruction has loi I een sworn, and before whose withering and re. vereicul breath countless heroes and heroines of the in-glpu people sank into the grave or The prison. The Emponor of Russia is no more." "As the mender was reiurning from one of the customary diversions providel for him by blind hordes of blood and irin slaves, the dietth doom, long since pronounced, reached and smote tin]. Fives times had it been vouchsafed to this canaille b t )tieh the boundary between Hither and Thither. and to chatfsr about the finger of God as having recently awed his accursed life, when the hand of the people teemed his mouth for ever. The terrible news rang like &thunder clap in the princely castles wherein dwell the pet la len ones, who have a thousand times over merited al ke fate. Long fo:feited heads tremble from Constantinople to Washington. Why is so-called tyrannieide oo tam Could only one such crowded ragamuffin be deetreyed per month there would be slight desire in the future to play at mc aarchy." The parer is published in the German language, and this number has a blood-red border. After hearing the evidence, the prisoner was remanded for a week, bail being ref used.  Iliriv  4w,