New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
STILL MORE DISORDER.
ANOTHER VAIN ATTEMPT TO DO BUsi-
NESS IN THE REICHsRATH. H.
pprs1nrNT ABRAHAMovIcs PEJTEp WITH fN' ''''
p.1Js-HERR WOLFF AGAIN EJECIhD
BEICHsRATH MAY BE DISSOLVED
RIOTERS SHOT DOWN
RY SOLDIERS S


Vienna Nov 27.-The bear-garden Son
the Lower House Of the Reichs'a'' ~ tho
+i,ued to-day When the Prcsioeh' u
- ~. ,,uonoroovlcs appeared there was
. chorus OF "Shame upon you rom 'II ,.,aS
.oooo,nor,od bv q deafening noise OF "ii,'',ND
owl tho elan,uninr OF desk-lds. Many VI
.,,,,ors =, tho Left gathered IN 1roh' VI wv
,,-.a,,o.,. ,,,o+forno shouting ana Dio"i'e wy
~. "a eutes while the PRESIDENT was
rire,pg his he'll for order. lh's '''" -,
ohou, q quarter Of an hour ouriiis
r,.or,aor, Quietly remained seated lheh lie s"'
pended the sttirs .,.,oo u.os leaving the
Ae President AbrahamoVlcs was '" 49,,
rr,ber Of the Left party pelted MIN
- -onor halls ThereupOn the Presiueh' 'e
os and stood unmoved. as the HouSe was
49,, NTH the noise caused by trumpe'-olo"i"e'
,,d-cIapping upon the part or the h's "'''''
and other disturbances After waiting Ten mn"
,tes and the uproar continuing '"e -,
,aft the platform. During his absence me "o-Se
. lot abated, and DIR. Wolff. the German Ma
"a' ,,.. wa ,ooder and one of the suspended mem
hors ~ the House who entered about tha' .iihe'
- ,oro,h,v elected by the police, to which ne
ooferad q violent resistance. According TO one
oo,,rt Dr Wolff had to be gagged. ana was
.na bundled into a cab and taken 10
IL. s,otion AT about l0;4O p. m the VICE
r,,. aoneared and declared the sitting
,aod odd,nq that the date Of the next session
..,s he communicated to the members or the
House by letter , A.,
n, tho Aftv-one persons arrested during the
s,raat demonstrations here yesterday tni''een
hovs been sent before the provincial lilouii'i'
charged with causing an illegal assenpiase anu
with holding up the authorities 10 coi'eiip''
ono WAS charged with public violence Ten "ele
denounced to the Public prosecutor lor ue'
ossirs Ave will be tried for interfering WIN
a@c,al acts. fifteen have been fined and one
r,erson has been acquitted. The cases OF the rest
have not been decided.
Later IN the day DR.. Wolff was paired ms
case will be referred to the Provincial court De
,ore which body he will be charged with puo"'
violence.
URGED TO END THE DISORDER
de,egation of the Opposition leaders OF all
sections waited upon Count Badenl' the Au'' ian
pranoier before to-day's session OF 'he Lowe
IJo,,sa y, tho Rechsrath, and urged him 10 put
an end TO the imbroglio Count Bauehl 'oiu INV
leaders that there would be no slttne Vi .n'
House on Monday II to-day's session WAS quiV'
Dr Iueger. the Anti-Semite Burgoihds'ei y,
Vienna also visited the Premier anu Iepi 0'e"'s'
y. IT,. .ha dangerous state Of the temper OF the
nopulace. pointing out that the peopie
coming more and more excited, and that Some
.oe .,s. he done ~ most serious trouble was
to be avoided. ,.. po,,a
,-,an,arv Committee met and resolved 10 deieF
-,.,n,ns ia course until the Government COM
-ounicated. its intentions to the House
crowd NJ students. during the afternoon as
sarohIed on the Reichsstrasse and ihduleeo III
demonstrations until they were dispersed py inc
police. 49, o,,oo roro
,,i,ad repeatedy TO disperse the PolUoa
orou,ds which gathered in the Ringstrasse' oe-
,ween the Parliament houses and the OhiVersi'S
tuudnes In front OF the former crowd num-
bering two thousand, principally composed Oh
students. assembled and hooted and groaheo at
the noice, finally attacking the oHlcers WIN
etnnes Eventually the police We're ordered 10
STONES, % +,a streets which they did with drawn
swords.
BULLETS AND BAYONETS D1SPERSE a MUD
At Gratz. the capital of styria, band OF STU
Tents and other young men started 10 paIaue
me streets. but were prevented by the ponce
from carrying out their intention and compeiieu
10 digperse Later In the evening a rlotous crown
of workmen assembled in the business quarter
Of the town and began to break windows ana
commit other excesses. Four companies OF IN
fantrv and a SQUADRON OF cavalry were sum-
rnoned to the scene OF the disturbances Upon
their arrival the infantry were assalled WIN
shower of stones and were compelled 10 nre upon
the mob killing one and wOunding hve OF the rlo'-
ers OF the injured four are suffering from Dayo-
net thrusts Several police officers were also
hurt The disorder continued until shortly be-
fore midnight, when the streets were cleared
and military patrol Of the town was estab-
lished.
Later reports from Gratz say that two civil
ians were killed and two others seriously wound
ed In the encounter between the soldiers and the
mob in which the infantry charged the mob
with fixed bayonets
The "Reichswehr' to-day declares that yester-
days uproar In the Lower House OF the Reichs-
rath had no connection with the campaign
against the language ordinances. but was due
tc the action Of the International Social De-
TO complete its destructive work against the
State and Empire" Continuing, the "Reichs-
wehr" says that in view Of this fact the State
will not and cannot yield.
Berlin, Nov. 27.-Dspatches which have been
received here to-day from members OF the Aus
trian Reichsrath say Emperor Francis Joseph
intends TO demand the resignation OF Count
Badeni the Austrian Premier. to dissolve the
Reichsrath and 10 order new elections.
private dispatch received here from Vienna
says that Samuel L. Clemens mark Twan).
while being forcibly elected from the Lower
House Yesterday, was struck severely by a Czech
Delegate.
and conferred with Count Badeni, the Premier,
Ind Count Goluchowski, the Austro- Hungarian
Minister for Foreign Affairs
The "Neue Freie Presse' says II learns that
the Cabinet has decided to prolong the adjourn
ment Of the House, which should have ended on
Tuesday next.
SUIT AGAINST THE PLASTER TRUST