The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-07-29
ADIOURNS IN DISGUST
More Streams Of Fiery Harangue in
the Socialist Congress.
AMERICAN HACK DRIVERS
They Enter the Chewing Match ans
Proceed Pretty Well Until q
French Woman Puts In and
Stops tho Whole Works.

London. July 2s-The international
socialists and traders union congress
resumed its session to-day at ST. Mar.
tias town hall. with Herr Singer, the
German socialist. presiding. The cre-
dentials of all delegates were closely
scrutinlzed at the door. several being
rejected and the bearers denied admit
tance. The anarchists became furious
and after tiery remarks from the lead.
ers, made a combined rush for the
doors, overturned the doorkeeper and
poured into the galleries In spite Of al
opposition. This caused a repetition OF
the exciting and stormy scene OF yes
terday.
Tom Mann and James Kler Hardle
English labor leaders. spoke In favoa
OF az least admitting Herr Hyndman,
Their remarks were wildly applauded
by the anarchists. Other English labor
leaders made speeches against admit.
ting the anarchists. This brought forth
storm OF disapproval from the latter.
Few blows and many angry words
were exchanged among the Foreigners
who could hardly be prevented by the
more peaceful men from engaging In
a free fight.
Eventually orders were given to put
out the disturbers Of the peace and
when some show VI doing SO was made
order was restored and the debate re-
sumed After speeches for and against
the admittance Of anarchists II was
agreed that properly accredited anar-
chists. including Louise Michel. should
be permitted TO he present. After sew
eral hours of additional discussion the
congress. voting by nationalities. up
held the Zurich resolution by lsis &c
ga. the effect Of which Is to exclude
anarchists During the voting the yell,
Ing. scufllng and threats of foreigners
hardened the hearts OF the Engllshmen
against admitting anarchists to the de-
liberations O: the international socialist
| and trades union congress.
when the congress reassembled after
lunch the members OF the American
section objected to the presence OF q
member of the New York Hack union,
on the ground that the member belong
ed To the Middle club. The delegate
protested against this. reminding the
assemblage that he had come $500 miles
to vote. and claiming that the members
of the New York Hack owners union
were working men and drove their own
cabs. lie threatened to go back to the
United States and tell the people there
how he had been treated. After further
discussion II was decided. amid cheers.
to admit this delegate. and the con-
gress again adjourned amid disorder
arising from the question whether M.
Gaures, Milleraud and Viviani. the
French socialists. should be allowed to
vote In the congress, Several OF the
delegates objected to their presence,
/ declaring that the men mentioned did
not represent the French peasantry ana
that they were not properly accredited.
| NJ. Jaurcs succeeded In making a
speech during which he tried to prove
to the delegates that he was Justified
In voting. and a vote In regard to his
admission was about to be taken when
there wan uproar again and French
woman mounted a table and commenc-
ed fiery harangue. Her remarks. how :
ever, were inaudible amid the general
din caused by the series OF repeated
shouts which had risen on all sides.
Finally Herr Singer. the chairman. az
ter strenuous endeavors to restore or
der. adjourned the congress in disgust