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Show r"- deal more than in England, tnese societies being hot only politics!, but also, from n Spanish standpoint of view, revolutionary. Notwithstanding the examples of England, Oenuenr and France, where the beads of the state are giving serious attention to the problems connected with labor, the Spanish ministry and the Monnrchiul party generally in that country uhow the utmost indifference to the needs and demands of the laboring class and treat with poorly concealed contempt the suggestion sug-gestion thnt Spain should follow in the wul-a c he more projrreairive nations of Europe. The effect is that workingineu I aro learning to look to revolution aa their probable relief, though there is no information of any existing conspiracy against the government. Loudon Cablegram. I JLabor la Spain. 1 Tiie SpaniiU cabiut is much excited over the discovery that the great in- j dustrial proving of CatoUn is honer- combed with Socialism. Of hund-tcU of j ta.tndS ..f wo,-km 'r. th p'nvinre ! it is bat Terr f r ontwle labor |