The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-07-29
ANARCHISTS KEEP UP THE FIGHT

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ANARCHISTS KEEP UP THE FIGHT
After Being Throws Out of the Lon.
don Socialist Congress.
LONDON. July 2S.-The International
Socialist and Trades Union congress re-
stunned its session to-day at ST. Martins
Town Hall with Herr Singer. the WELL
known German Socialist and member OF
the Reichstag. presiding. The credentials
of all the delegates who presented them
selves for admission were closely scrutin-
lied at the door and several were re-
jected. The English section which con-
troiled the preliminary business. decided by
22S TO la TO exclude Anarchists. This ac-
ton no sooner became known TO the An
afchists outside than they became furious
with rage. and after fierce remarks from
their leaders. they made a combined rush
Tor the doors OF the hall. overturned the
doorkeeper and poured into the galleries in
spite OF all opposition. This caused a repe-
ution or the exciting and stormy scenes
of yesterday. Tom Mann and James Kier
Hardie. the English labor leaders, spoke
in favor of at least admitting Herr Hynd-
man. Their remarks were wildly a~ppfauded
by the Anarchists.
Other English labor leaders made
speeches against admitting the Anarchists.
This brought forth a storm of disapproval
words were exchanged among the foreign
ers, who could hardly be prevented by the
police from engaging in a general free
tight. Eventually orders were given TO put
out the disturbers of the peace and this
being done TO some extent, order was re-
| stored. After further speeches for and
| against the admission of Anarchists. it was
| agreed that properly accredited Anarchists.
including Louise Michel. should be permit
- - - 800. ~ 4hA cha aAI-
eral hours of additional discussion the con-
gress, voting by nationalities. upheld the
Zurich resolution by ls3z 10 "a. the enect
| of which is TO exclude Anarchists from the
congress-.
During the voting there was another
scene OF the greatest excitement Fierce
| shouting and yelling. mingled with scufhing.
prevailed among the foreigners and Proba-
bly, served as much as anything else TO
against admitting the Anarchists to the
international Socialist and Trades con-
gress.
When the congress assembled after
lunch the members of the American section
objected to the presence OF a delegate
from the New York Hack-owners' Union
on the ground that the latter belonged TO
the middleman class. The delegate pro-
tested against this treatment, reminding
to vote and claiming that the members
of the New York Hack-owners' Union
cabs I 9e aIao threa as aedy TO e 20 back to the
United States and tell the people how he
had been treated. After further discussion
| delegate and the congress again adjourned
1 amid disorder arising from the question:
whether NJ. Jaures Milleraud and viviani;
the French Socialists. should be allowed
to vote in the congress. Several OF the
delegates objected TO their presence. declar-
sent the French peasantry and they were
not properly accredited M. Jaures sue
ceeded in making a speech; during wniSn e
was about to be taken when there was
! another uproar and a French woman
mounted a table and commences a mery
inaudibie amid the general din caused by
the series of repeated disputes wnich nao
Finally Herr Singer. the chairman. after
strenuous endeavors TO restore order, ad-
journed the congress In disgust
Tschigorin Defeats ask
NUREMBERG, July 2s.-The eighth
round of the International chess tourna-
ment was played to-day in this city. the
results being as follows: Schallopp beat
Showalter in a Petroff defense after sixty
four moves: Moroczi and Teichmann drew
a Ruy Lopez after hfty-seven moves;
Marco beat Blackburne in a counter cen.
Schletcher and Charouck drew a p: Q. :
opening after s~ixty-nine moves Tschigor-
II af,S Sea, b naSss: g scs = saes sps s ga%Sfs a aeew
a four knights game after tnirty-s'x
moves: Pillsbury beat Tarrasch in a
bin and Janowski drew a Ruy Lopez after
sixty-four moves: Walbrodt beats PorSas
in a French defense after forty-six moves.
Winawer had a bye
A Wreath from III. r.. III.
LONDON, July 2s.-The funeral of Mrs.
Manlon Sands, a niece of Governor Nor
ton, of New York. and daughter Of the late
Hart Pence. of New York. who died at her
residence n this city on Friday last. took
place TOD at st. Georges Chapel.
Among resent were sir William YER
non Hs and Lady Harcour, Lords
Ilcheste owlin and Glenask, Sir Philip
Currie, e British ambassador TO Turkey.
and Mesdames Cursor and Donalds ana
of the leading Americans in London The
Archdeacon of London oficiated- The
one from the Prince and Princess of
rales.
DIR. Abbott for Arbitration.
BERNE, July 2s.-rhe GrIndeiwaid Con-
ference opened here to-day with a long adj
dress by Rev. DIR. Lyman Abbott, OF
Brooklyn. on the subject of "Anglo-Amer-
lean Arbitration"
DR.. Abbott earnestly urged the formation
of a permanent supreme court OF judica-
ture to deal with all disputes. and he said
that the leaders of pub..c opinion In Amer
Itd Ills AAI
A-nglo-Saxons. he continued. TO set the ex-
ample of substituting law for war. and
reason for brute force. and the time fol
this was ripe. DR.. Gibson. the president
of the Free Church Congress-. warmly sup
ported the position of Dr. Abbott.
German Cruiser Goes Down.
CHEZ FOO. July 2S-The German third.
class cruiser Iltis was lost in a typhoon on
July % ten miles northward of the Shan
Tung promontory. which Is about seventy
five miles southeast of here. Ten of the
men were saved. All OF the others. inciud'
ing the officers. persisted The Hts was z
small cruiser of fss tons displacement. VIII
two te-n-and-one-half centimeter guns and
two light guns. She was launched IN lea.
having cost about SIS. 0o0. The number Of
men on board Is unknown
Peruvian Opens.
LIMA. Peru. via Galveston. Tex. July ~
The Peruvian Congress was opened TO.
dav and President Pierola sent In his rrsl
annual message.
EXCLUSIVE USE OF STREETS
Denied by Michigan Supreme Cosr'
to Street-Car Company.