Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-28

PARIS, January 27.-Thsrs was 4
turbulent scene in the Chamber OF De-
putles to-day, and the sitting was final
ly suspended peremptorIly by the Pres
| ident.
NJ. Clovis Hughes, one OF the Deputies
from the Seine, interpellated the gov
ernmont on the recent arrests OF Anar-
chists. During the course OF his inter
pellation NJ. Clovis Hughes caused con-
siderable interruption upon the part of
the support OF the government by re-
prosching the latter with prosecuting
the Anarchists as a protest for suppress
Ing the Socialists. The speaker also
inslnuated that the government was
acting with purpose in illegally seiz.
Ing correspondence.
M. Reynal, Minister of the Interior.
replied that the government only ap-
piled the laws which has been passed
by the Chamber OF Deputies, aud justI.
He'd the seizures OF CORES spondence by
quoting extracts from the writings OF
Reclus,
IhE FRIEND OF VALIANT.
Continuing, NJ. Reynal said that the
government had issued orders to
tho effect that the police
were TO search tho domiciles of we'll
known Anarchists, or people known be.
| yond doubt To be In sympathy with
Anarchists. But NJ. Reynal also said
1t was difficult TO distinguish between
AnarchisJs and Socialists. In conclu-
sion, the Minister OF the Interior re.
marked, Liberty is In no way menaced
by the action OF the government, but
| liberty must not be confounded with
license" There was loud applause from
the supporters of the government.
Then followed a scene which has
rarely II ever been equaled In the
Chamber OF Deputies. Men cursed ana
swore at each other, shook their fists
beneath each others noses, several
breaches OF the peace occurred, and one
pugnacious Deputy went so far as to
challenge fellow mem Der To decide
their differences by recourse to Ie
| scUttc. Nj. Thieyrien, so-called "work-
mans Deputy" who has already made
himself notorious by wearing n blouse
In the Chamber of Deputies, became so
excited that he threw his cap In the air
and shouted "Vive la Communsi" and a
number OF communistic EXPLANATIONS
| bDbllltu MIN TO CenSuTe aud
pulsioD from the Chamber.
The Presidents deputy thereupon in
vited tho deputy TO withdraw the ex-
pressions which he had used. M. Thiey-
rien refused to do go ia the most violent
language. This caused President Dupuy
TO firmly request Nj. Thievrien to leave
the Chamber OF Deputies. Then fol-
lowed another scene OF extreme sorder,
all tho Socialists rising In their seats,
gesticUlating violently and uttering all
kinds OF loud protesting cries and
INSULTING REMARKS.
The Socialists then formed a circle
around M. Thievrien, who hurled def
ance at President Dupuy, positively re-
| fusing to obey the latter's order to leave
tho Chamber OF Deputies.
M. Dupuy had nothing left but 10
suspend the sitting and be so ordered
II, and also Issued orders that the Cham
ber OF Deputies DO cleared by the ush-
eTs.
The President Instructed one OF the
officers on duty in the Cham Der 10 call
! the colonel IN command OF the guard
stationed at the Palais Bourbon, In
which the Chamber OF Deputies is sltu-
| ated. Accordingly the colonel OF the
guard shortly afterward entered the
Chamber OF Deputies at the head
OF detachment OF soldiers, and
invited NJ. Thlevrien TO obey the orders
Of the President 10 leave the Chamber.
| But NJ. ThleYrien still declined TO va
| cate his seat. The colonel Insisted that
bis orders must be obeyed and told the
soldiers 20 remove the Deputy by force.
The soldiers were upon the point OF
carrying out this or0er when M. Thley-
rien arose and slowly moved toward the
door, crying as he did so: "Vive la Com
mune."
This cry was taken up by the Social
ist friends Of the expelled Deputy, and
one Of them, Deputy Valiant, repre-
seDting the Twentieth ACCOMPLISHMENTS
OF Paris, when the sitting was resumed.
declared that he and bis friends also
cried "Viye Ia Commune" and that
they we're 10 hearty sympathy with NJ
ThievrieD.
This statement from Deputy Vail
laint caused a renewed and deafspipz
uproar, during which tho Socialists
we're called "assassins." q" "Communtstsp
and other similar names.
THREATS AND oATHs,
bad language and terrible abuse was 70
be heard on all sides Finally Presl-
dent vas obliged % ring bis bell
violently in order 30 obtain silence.
after which the order Of tho day.
voting confidence IN the government
was carried by vote Of 4Os % G4, amid
additional uprOar and excitement.
Deputy Tblvrisn is excluded from tbs
Chamber of Deputies for q fortnight
and In addition be will be deprived OF
half his salary FOR Two months.