New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-05
.rsTRJAy BoUsg AGAIN IN AN UPRoAR
SCENES or CONFUSION AND VIOLENCE REPEATED
THE EMPEROR COMPLIMENTS THE OFFICERS.

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THE EMPEROR COMPLIMENTS THE oFFicERs
Vienna Nov. t.-Emperor Francis joseph 'o-u",
received in audience Herren AbrahamoNlch anu
Kramarz the vlce-presdents OF the Lower HOUSE
NJ the Rcichsrath and expressed to them MS SAT
isfactlon at the perseverance. calmn"ss ana nr'h-
ness with which they had conducted the recent
dificut debates in the House
When the Lower House reassembled to-day the
acting president Herr Abrahamovicz. declared tha'
the Chair would not yield to intimidation. ana 'ha'
he proposed TO resist any attempts 10 vioa'e Nht
standing orders thus protecting the interests oi
the State and the Constitution. This statement
was a signal for uproar and disorder on the part
OF the members Of the Lett
Amid increasing confusion this party continued TO
oppose tho discussion OF the bill for prolonging ior
, wear the AustrO- Hungarian compromise. al'houeh
the House had adopted resolution TO debate H.
Dr. Iueeer. Burgomaster OF Vienna. whom Herr
,brohamoycz had invited to speak. was unable 10
make himself heard. The members OF tho Lett
actually entered the Presidents tribune ana refused
TO bulge Dr. Lueger displayed placard ihscr'oeu.
~ claim the right to speak" This was greeteu
By an increased tumult.
Tho members Of the Left rose and began to speak
simultaneously Herr Abrahamovicz rang the pei'
repeatedly and called them to order but they re-
fused TO desist The confusion had now become a
bedlarn and Herr Abrahamovicz abruptly suSpended
the sltting by leaving the chair
When the sitting was resumed inc uproar was
renewed DR. Lueger made fresh attempt 10
s,nak whcreupon Herr Wolf. OF the SchocneIcr
group began reading aloud from newspaper. me ne
opposing parties hcrccy abused each other ana DI.
Iiierer denounced the Schoenerer group as a pack
of street boys" , . ,oro
The sitting was again suspended. and once more
re.iimed but IL WAS impossible for pr. Lueger 10
Got a hearing At 80 this evening the members
ri tho Loft were shouting. believing and reading
newspaper articles at the top OF ther 'pnss' i"o
uproar was inces SAINT. . ,-. ,ooo, ,ho,,
At II O'Clock many OF the members peean shou,- it
,,n together Close the sitting! Close the si,-
,tnr This they kept up In klnd OF chorus, VIII
heet -lids Afier n while the noise subsided n IL
lie 90 that DR. Lueger could be heard, nnn ne
went on condemning the compromise WIN a Inar ~.
oorv because. as he alleged 'the Jc" MhbR !. .
want TO put their hands into the Czech as wen o nH
the German mOncybags Ineh, aniu 30 noanr
pIausc from the members OF the hlgnt, ~ % "SSe
ssgain Denounced the Schoencrcr group az pe 4
,yn vers of their country" and In closing d~euiain ~
thnt he was opposed to the compromise DeN'"9e
Il was unjust one . -. ,no sIttlnr nd
After several attempts to get tn, a. iots o,,, @
ionrned the uproar resumed. Herr Mo,,. IN Dnns
mo the Id of his desk and several CZech Dcputi.s
strueflnr 10 wrench II from him 4 ne Hhost uii
narliamentary and abusive lnterruPnon5 e., ~ -,
Count Padcni. the Premier. was present lot par par.
of the time. and was supposeu W haf 81 o, oeols
ct Accordlng 10 a weil-informed Deputy the En-
pcror said early In the morning j. "gh Tt I, W. u,
to.od IA nv Schoencrcr and WolH. Inc Deputy
understood this to mean that tount btdeni Wouiu
moi be allowed 10 resign, "h"'cFe' '"'" e''''
might take. mo ho,weo, JJerr woIr
and number Of Czech Deputies vote was TAKEN
and carried on the motion 10 ciose 'hc debate bu'
the House is stlll sitting. WIN the prospect Oh an
other ail-night session.