Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-27
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Vienna, Nov. 47.-After another day
Of riot in the unterhaus the city last
night INDUCED In the change Of riot in
the streeta Large crowds gathered in
the evening about the university build
Ing and the parliament house owing to
an announcement that the students in.
tended to make q demonstration. This,
however, was prevented at first by the
police. who promptly dispersed the gath
eringS. More than forty arrests were
made. There was no violent resistance.
But after . o'clock in the evening the
aspect Of the streets became more
threatening. It was estimated that Q
crowd Of 10000. including Q very large
number Of students. assembled and
threatened the government with revolu-
ton and Count Badeni, the premier, with
the guillotine. An attempt was made
70 attack Count Badeni's house.
Results In But Few Damaged Heads.
The police repeatedly charged the
crowd. but RETAINED from using arms.
The students resisted with sticks. One
police inspector was severely injured by
Q kick from a horse; another was
thrown from his horse and 50 badly hurt
that 1t was necessarily to remove him
to q hospital. A few students and some
citisens received slight injuries. Not
until nearly II o'clock was quiet restored.
Yesterdays edition Of most Of the. even
ing newspapers was confiscated and the
police freely arrested persons offering
papers In the streetA A serious riot Is
reported at Gratz. the capital city Of
styria. II apears that the students and
q large body Of workmen attacked three
Newspaper Offices. doing some damage.
The police. with the assistance of the
troops. have restored order and twenty
arrests have been made Of the ringlead-
ers.
Samul L. Clemens mark Twain) was
among those expelled from the gallery
OF the unterhaus yesterday.
Eleven Unterhaus Members Expelled.
There was police IN the unterhausyes-
terday when the body was called to or
der. and so violent was the conduct of
several socialist members that they were
removed from the chamber by force.
Later the following members were sus.
perded: Herren Schroenerer, Reiger,
Resell. NJ. Kosakiewicx. Schrammel,
Weller. Lingg. verkaff. Hybes and
Bener. The morning session was q fail
ure and recess was taken to afternoon,
when the house reassembled. The reap
pearance Of President Abahamovics
was greeted by a storm Of abuse. the
slamming Of desk lids, whistling, etc.
He repeatedly tried to address the Left
lists. but his voice was inaudible amid
the uproar, the only articulate sounds
|distinguishable being cries from the
Leftists Of "Out with the police"
Wol6 Blows Lustily His Whistle.
Dr.. wolh. the German Nationalist
leader. contributed prominently to the
|pandemonium. Upon this occasion he
kept on blowing . shrill whistle Herr
Resell. a Social Democrat deputy, also
INDUCED In shrill whistling. In the midst
Of this uproar President Abrahamovics
opened the sitting and twice called DR..
Woln to order. AS this had no effect
upon the turbulent German Nationalist
the president suspended him for three
Attings. So soon as the Leftists realized
what had occurred they burst out into
. state Of unbridled fury. shrieking in.
sults at DR.. .Abrahamovics. Herr Das-
synsld. q Socialist deputy. yelled: you
ought to be in jail"
Was One General Catterwaul
Other Infatuated deputies shouted all
kinds OF invectives. but Individual con.
tributions to the uproar were indistin-
guishable amid the general bowling
from all parts Of the house. In spite Of
this disgraceful scene and the insults
hurled At him. President Abrahamovics
was APPARENTLY unmoved, but when he
recognized that II was useless to make
any further attempt to transact bust.
ness he quietly spoke a few words to a
police officer near him and suspended
the sitting amid deafening and vocifer-
Gus cries Of Shame" from the Leftists
and applause from the Rightists. The
substance Of the words spoken to the
police ofiicer by Abrahamovics soon be-
came apparent. for an officer and four
policemen removed Dr. Wolf from the
house by force.
Pei Namss for the Presidiag Omcer.
When the president again re-entered
the househe was once more greeted with
q shower Of opprobrious epithets. in.
GLIDING cries Of Criminal" TRAITOR"
Get OUT" After withstandiug this
storm for . period the president again
left the house. but only for q moment,
and. on his return. he instructed the DO.
lice TO withdraw. declaring amid q tire.
|mendous uproar: Il entrust myself to
your care" He had no better treatment,
however. Yesterdays proceedings ex-
hausted Herr Abrahamovics both phys.
lcally ard mentally. and he was Obliged
to abandon the struggle when II was at
its height. DR.. Kramarz. the vice pres
ident. a young Czech. considerably the
Junior OF Herr Abrahamovics, followed
him. but he succeeded no better In his
attempts TO dominate the disorders
RUMOR OF WAR IN AFRICA.