The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-24
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BUDAPEST March 23.-An immense crowd
assembled In front OF the Parliament House
this afternoon. awaiting the issue OF the debate
In the Diet on the question OF paying honors
to the memory OF Louis Kossuth. The police
were present In large numbers. but they were
powerless to preserve ordor. Frequent con-
hicts occurred between the police and portion.
Of the crowd. with the result that there were
many broken heads and bruised bodies and
large number OF arrests Among those taken
into custody were two well-known journalists.
While the tumult was at lite height In front
OF the building a scene scarcely less stormy
was being enacted within. According to the
ann ouncem,nt mid jeie day Ivy ID. We
kerle, tho President OF he HuncsiLn Coun-
ell. M. Banfry. the President OF the Chamber OF
Deputies. presented q motion that the Cham
Der accord suitable tribute to the memory OF
Kossuth. NJ Just. the leader Of the hide.
pendsnce party. inn edlntely spranr TO his
feet with the declaration that the Independents
regarded the proposal set forth In the motion
as insu fficient He deman ded the withdrawal
Of the motion and the passage By the Diet OF
an act recording the services Of Kossuth to
Hungary. providing for the defrnynl OF the
expenses Of that patriots burial and embody-
ing vote Of thanks to Italy for having given
Kossuth refuge.
M. Apponyi. the leader OF the National party.
supported the demands OF N. Just in so far as
they related to the payment Of Kossuth's
burial expenses and voting the thanks OF
Hungary to Italy for It's reception and treat
ment Of Kossuth, but he did not believe the
Chamber should commit itself to endorsement
OF his acts as having been OF eminent service
to the country.
DR.. wekerle insisted that the motion pre-
scented By the President should be passed
He sail that parties could differ 10 opinion
me@oFs Dry q t the dead hero aSd stili be unsnI.
nous in their feelings Of veneration for him
spirit which had directed . grand epoch lie
had fuitiil.d his mission by contributing re-
War KossuPE undoSS.sdig became 40 oppo.
nent Of the new Liquidation. but his death had
there was nothing now to prevent ali parties
from ack no wledGinE his merits as u patriot
and expressing their imperish"ble gratitude
The proposals. Of NM. Just and Apponyi wer.
rejected and the motion OF tho President was
During the sitting Of the Chamber the crowd
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thousands Of others howi.L; SHOUTED ,no ,s Ard
shortly before the adoption Of the Presidents
motion in the Chamber. large body of siu-
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building unless the mourning Tags which had
to remain so until the period OF mourning exc
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Ministry had ordered that the national Nag,
public buildings. INCLUDING tho Theatres AZ
this the mob cheered and dispersed without
Another mob gathered in front If the Jour
nalists club this afternoon. and. after hootins
Attempted t. drive them away. Several m s
her o. ne as TSSy the 5 thu
mob was in no OH humor to listen to excuses and
explanatory. an, howled so that the speakers
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isntry which charged the crowd and cleared
shs Of ssem we're or % injured
About 800 studen gather early this oven
ss IN TSIsb q tns iSS street
hr Leader; t ,hT r., ogsa the station
poios csarei the st."s Of the station hut were
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stones: Two companies OF infantry wore called
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were wounied. three OF them so seyersly that
rcns rta sS wnr. d
crowds Of work Ia and many ,owdie.
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househoiders have been 80 terrorized by tho
rioting that they have amothered their doors
and Windows In black SO as to avoid the risk
Of an attack from the moh The city res-m tiles
an I'm NJ enRe death chamber.
The mobs were more destructive to-day than
yesterday. They looted many shops and
smashed windows and garden ornaments In
many OF the principal streets IL Y reported
the royal castle This evening mourning
hhgs are Tying from all the State tuiidings
and will lie In state in the entrance hall Of the
National Museum until April !. when the
funeral will take place.
GENOA March 2aCThs bodies OF Kossuth's
wife and daughter were eNhums I'D to-day. One
gathered in the English Cemet.ry before The
graves were opened and remained there until
tho coffiEs were removed. The bodies will be