New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
THE ANARCHISTS STILL SHUT OFT.

EXCITING SCENES At TTiE MEETING OF NE IN
TBRNATIONAL SOCIALIST TRADES CONGRESS
London July es-The International Socialist
Trades Congress met again in St Martins Io"n
Hall to-day In view OF The disorder ~hlch cnar-
acterized yesterdays meeting there was large
crowd OF outsiders present. who apparently were
anxious TO see a repetition Of the trouble As the
delegates presented themselves for admittance a
close scrutiny was made OF their credeaiiAs, II
being feared that some OF the Anarchists "ou'u
endeavor 20 get on the noor ana HaKe trouble
Some of those who bore crodentiAls which were
not In exactly the right shape were 'eiu'eu per
mission TO enter the hal
Herr Singer, the weil-known SOCIALIST Oh tue "e'-
man Reichstag who speaks English fuenty. acted
as Chairman at to-days session lie r~ierreu 20
Yesterdays disturbances. and announced 'hat ofder
would have 10 be maintained. After tae usudi
preiirninaries the congress took mp the question
Of the admptance OF Anarchists, against which
large majority vote cast yesterday. spetcnes
FOR and srars; their recognition delegates were
made by Jean Jaures Radical Socialist member
OF he French Chamber OF Deputies Tom Mann
u,,o vas formerly member OF the House o. Com
mons and several other properly accredited ue'e-
eates The speakers were very much excited ana
those In favor Of the admittance Oi The Anarchists
hot,y contended that II they were no; admitted The
.o-sres. would not be internationally representa-
tive in It's scope and that IT'S decisions and Goa
c,usions would carry the weight "nch they
~, sid otherw!se have The opponents of the Prop
os,ion declared with equal spirit that the admit
,arca Of .he Anarchists would have the effect OF
leading the genera public 10 believe that the So
c,altsts favored the Anarchist propaganda, wAch.
,hs sneakers contended not the case.
Eventually another vote was takert ana IL Was
doc,ded ans TO lO4 20 refuse TO recognize them
Tn. Anarchist wou,G-be delegates were outside
the hall waiting for decision, and when /, WAS
an-ounced 10 them they became highly Indignant.
I, wa. finally decided force entrance into une
hu md the decision was no sooner arrived al
,b,n 4, was carried out. A rush was made TOT the
doorLscpers VINO were speedily upset, ana the
~, I'd NJ Anarchists made thelr way TO The gallery
rh.r arose a perfect babel Inc delegates shouted
a, heir native tongues, Russian. Polish. FRENCH
German. Italian Spanish and English. that the
,,,rt,ders shouh be pul out Finally, when the
,otce NJ a speaker could be heard above the dih'
Tom Mann and James Kier Hardie addressed inc
Chai- In advocacy OF the admttance OF one OF the
.-.b,s.s Other speakers opposed the PROPOSE,
IT,, ,bs excitement waved hot until IL appeared
-, ,ncre wa a decidedly lavoraoc chAnee VI
."-tsrdav's disgraceful scene ba!ae Ttp"At"u mai,
'yJIHrr slreer finally succeeded IL obtaining htte
d. and II was then agreed that properly dcS,eu
~ insrcais,s should be admitted, but sHoulu DC
Ia,-.d 10 lake no part in the deDaie, Later an
a.ton vas taken and II was decided 10 uph9Iu
~ z,rlrn resolution, which, In erect, ProNiues
.he srrhists shall be admitted Ihere une
omestion remains al present