The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-24
MEMORY OF KoSSUTH,
HUNGARIAN STUDENTS BECOME
tDEMoNsrRArIVE.
Police Had u Hard Task to Control the
Crowds ReiBforceenents Ncorssary.
Parliament House ana Theaters
Guarded The Diets Action.


otncr similar places thlE afternoon ami
taer number was rapidly Increased uqtu
t0c students put In am appearance IN
foroeani commenced making violent AIDE
dresses, "a which tney referred IN fierce
language 20 She Immense services wlach
Kossth had rendered 20 the cause Of
liberty and denounced In strong terms me
action az the government in GLOWING Inn
% dle in want Tho students were still
further mccrsod AZ, the tact thai the au-
lhori.es had permitted she removal OF the
black nag which the students hnd placed
inside the Heaters last night, ami upcn
making icHs discovery they prepared for "a
systeruotie renewal o. the disorder of
Z yesterday Gathering together 81 s.rons
bands which were further enforced from
{ the ranks Of ,nc aisordsrly element OF tle
two cities. the STUDENTS prepared TO make
( further attacks upon the tneIters, but the
I authorities from carly morning mad been
I preparing FOR disturbances and the stu
I dents found tho theaters concert hali5
and other places oi amusement as vel
/ as the pupuc buildings strons!y guarded
I by police
! cavalry were kept under arms 90 tine bai-
racks, and The stuIynts were nuHhcd thAt
Z the authorities mao determined 70 pteaerNe
! paaee nf any cost TX was against toe
] erfininal element rnat tine police mainly
directci their efrorts and q NUMBER of the
most desperate OF those Who were foull
melting the people 10 Niolsaee Were
promptly arrested and win be detained IN
custody until uae funeral eNcltment mas
IA spitc oil the fact that alt the police
force of Buda Pestn and the ueignborhooI
forcemert1 of police have boon GRATED
mere from reighborlng cities the 9uth2rl-
ties find the greatest difficulty 10 prrgcr
o. H.HNI4F "a
police were instructed to 10 everYth.ns
possible tc Prevent violent outbreak, as
n IS feared that any conflict VIII result
IN considerable blouAsncd.
An enormous and excited crowd satl-
orri Ia front OF me parliament house,
which Was strongly suurdct. LED on by
the eNcIted students the people filed the
arr with shouts and threats. insisting tina
parliament was not doing sufficient To
the crowd made = rush toward the doors
OF the parliament horse ana a snarp en-
police, strongly reinforced. drove back the
mob bat the excited people seemed deter
mined 10 force an entrance INTO the house
charges upon the part OF the police before |
the crowd was KEPT Win At reasonable dis |
me police aieo BAD the greatest difn-
cuEty IN keeping a pa&S1SewAy through !
he crowds Tor the arrival OF the deputes !
representatives wore m8uUlIg, the peO-
pie became better hwnorc1 ana heartily /
recognized on their way TO the entrance |
gates.
Inside the parchment house there. wa
large attcudaucc of deputies and the
public galleries were packed with people, 7
either dressed IN mOurulnG or cunspicu-
Ouglv airing mourning badges.
When tEG president arose 30 address I
the house the most profounl silence WAS
observed throughout tne chamber. All 1
stood with bowed hea9s While the presI- I
dem announced the death OF Louis Kos I
The president was most deeply affectcl (
while making pis address 20 the dapuues I
ana almost broke down when ne spoke of 7
me patriots death m q foreign land;
tiop OF The proposals made by Or. Alex
an1er Weherle. president % the council (
liberal members Of tae Hnnsaraa l'.ss2 e
issi evening. suggested uhat the house eN-
nTe5s lle Nations gratituqe for, the r.
also send 8 telegram expressing sympathy
with the family Of the dead general
~ members Of the lower horse be APP
pointed 70 80 to Turin IN orjer to- pare
9 wreath upon Kossli,h's Bier. aud that
Asier he prssident Of DE ioasa bai
made the prnp9sItops agreed anon wits
Dr. WHrDrle Mr.. lueth le1t'ar uf fr1
hungarian independents, waully prot sted
against be pror0snlg belEy lil la-
qnatc Flo lcngthjiy eStollei k57-uth'=
lges 10 HHnH5lry ana, novel that tae
stlle; laot mis- services be recorded 10 an
aei ot parli4sngnt and taat ne mun'alnal
thoaters until after the funeral Fnguv
Mr ir=th proposed q vote Of thaats to
pal aut6orlti6s "a Turin fsr H. NASH. y,,fsy
which they had extended 80 the patria+.
=, 44tHt 3i,onyi m2vld ta4t iGussut's
me lower 1ouse % the diet itself pay .he
eyutu.ea % his funeral
nr %ektrie wn arose e rep,y for ne