The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-28
BlR|lNURIURES THE MOB.
- ceexed aad Carried Away-Fu-
-. Demonstration ut GretA
$3.50 Tvo Men Are shot Down
......r rwssn II RosghIy Treated.

-w.euA Nov. N.-The d;Egraeeyul
8: 8 ~. 4. ne lower house of the reicherath
..afinued today. When the presi-
- y ~ house, DIR. AbraiIamovich- an
~ t1.ere was a chorus of Shame upon
lss - the Leftists, accompa MED by a
1..fne noise Of whistles and slamming
~ s.sr IDS. Many Of the Leftists gath
81 - front OF the presidents Platform.
&s1s.e and blowing tin trumpcss and
- ctiie the president was rIrs-ag his
S q ordeF. This scene lasted quarter
- q hour. during which time the pTesi-
- sd1pcsantiy remained seated. Then
- @aUended the sitting. As Aoranamo-
~. having the house he was peited
S11 pnpes balls
sss.s lis absence the noise was not
sz3s..s Or. Wolf, German Nationalist
~ - Of the suspended members OF
- catered about that time. but
y. s.,es1av elected by the police. to which
~ violent resistance. According 10
- 49, Or. Wolff had to be gagged,
- ~ sffRwards bundled into cab and
.stss Z a. police station.
- o'clock the vice president APP
g - declared the sitting closed.
ys..~ go the date of the next session
...sS - communicated to the members
I ssssration q the opposition leaders Of
: q -sexlSaa vsited upon Count Badini. the
.s.fs, = fore today's session OF the lower
Ssss nrxiug him TO put an end to the i'm
ssc CONT Badini told the leaders that
- ,.oaN b no sitting of the house on
!S.sx.v.H toAay's session was not quiet.
q r.. Teurer. the anti-Semite burgomaster
! u u,~sne. also visited the premier. pre-
( [~sser a him the dangerous temper OF the
sss.Isoe. saying that the people were be-
1870 more and more excited and that
,~1fhiux must be done Il serious trouble
- u Be xverted.
q 1ltes ..days session the majorfty's par
Ssaen4ary committee resolved 70 defer
'Sesnlrx IL course until the government
zss,ru,inicated its intention TO the house.
8 4 crowd Of students during the afternoon
nhied on the Reichstrasse and INDUCED
"a d1nonstrations until they were dispersed
s. ~ police.
1900 repAatediy to disperse the political
Ss~Na who xathered in the Ringstrasse
Etveen the parliament houses and the
Srlrerrity buildings In front Of the
- crowd numbering 200. principal
q oompoeed of students. assembled and
foofM ana groaned at the police. and
1pally attacked the officers with stones.
HSontuaily the police were ordered To clear
- streets. which they did with drawn
5xmdg.
s Al Gratis. the cauitai of Styria. q band Of
Rodents and other young men started to
1srsde the streets but were prevented by
~ policA from carving out their iutea-
non and compelled to disperse. Later In
~ eyening q riotous. crowd OF workmen
smembiec IN the residence portion and be-
6ar to commit excuses. Four companies
= infantry and a SQUADRON OF cavalry
1ere summoned to the scene Of the dis
nrbancea. Upon their arrival they were
lptailed by q shower Of stones and were
fumpelled to IRE uDon the mob, killing
mo and wounding five Of the rioters. or
~ injured, four are suffering from bay
INST thrusts. Several police officers also
eere hurt. The disorder continued until
shortly before midnight. when the streets
we're cleared and q military patrol Of the
tDwn was established.
. EMPEROR Francis Joseph arrived here to-
~ and conferred with Count Badini. the
1Semier. and Count Goiuehowskl, the Aus
4FD-Hungarian minister for foreign at
Mn.
The Neue Erie Presse saws It learns that
ehs cabinet has decided to prolong the adj
hurnment Of the house. which should
lavs ended on Tuesday next.
nark Twain In the scrimmage.
BERLIN. Nov T.-Private dispatches
nom Vienna say Samuel L. Clemens MARK
lwain). while being forcib!y elected from
Re bxer house OF the reichsrath yester-
e1y. was struck severe blow by a Czech
delegate.