The age-herald., 1897-11-25
President of the Body PowerIess to
 Quel the Disorder.
AND PANDEMoNIUM RElGNED SUPREME
Poles and Ausho- Hmgarans Mix, Using Chairs, Knives and Anything Handy-Premier Badini Witness to the Melee
 The End Not Yet.

Vienna, Nov. 24.-The members of ths lower house of the reichsrath today ex- erted themselves in producing the most disgraceful SC ne yet witnessed in that lence arose from motion that resulted from a number of petitions for making ths Austrian in Bohemia should be read and printed This subject has been the basis for the many uproarous scenes which have been described in these d.s- patches for numb;r of weeks past although the question of renewing the compact between Austria and Hungary, prominently, at least, has been mixed up in all the bitter feeling manifested by the German and anti-German elemsn.s. The members of the left party protested upuoarously today against the motion rais Id, stigmatizing it as Oppressive and illegal"
 Finally the members of the lower house became so disorderly that the president of that body pr. Abraham ovics, was once more compellsd to sus- pend the sitting, and he soon afterwaId left the house.
 Pandemonium Reigned
 The departure of President Abraham ovics was the scsne for a signal for a
 
 the German nationalist leader, c!amored into the presidents tribune, seiz:I1 bell and swung it to and fro, materially in oreasingi the disorder
 The bell, however, was almost imme- ely wrenched from pr. Wolffs hand by deputy While this incident was .ns progress there were challenges of duels and shouts of Billingsgai;e and insults on all sides were exchanged until the / interior of the house in every way resem- bled an inferno. A number of young Czechs and Poles made a rush for the presidents tribune and attempted to rear Dr. Wolff down from the position which he occupied, and they in turn were att
 
 graceful scrimmage was the result This was only the beginning of the fighting. During the preliminary scuff1ing some of the Czechs struck Dr. Wolff, and this caused such an uproar that regular pitched battle with fisticuffs followed, lasting for about quarter of an hour.
 DIsgraceful Scene. Herr Schoenerer, the leader of a section of the German opposition, caught hold of and brandished over his head one of the minister's a. mchairs and was evil dently about 10 hurl tt at the heads of his immediate opponents when he was seized and disarmed by Herr Hagenhof- ter By this time the disorder was of such a nature that even those in she galleries cried shame upon the fighting, swearing and fnsult-excha nging depu- Nies
 A Polish member, Herr Polacz, rushed upon another ms mber, Herr Peferechec, and was nearly stranghng him wh,n Peferechec, on the impulse of the mo- ment drew penknife from his rocket anu OpeISu II, put was u-sdrIeu Dy a colleague before further harm was done. Herr Peferechec was by that dime so weakened by the choking he had received from Herr Polacz and so overcome that he tainted, still adding to the excite ment of the moment.
 Wanted Their Names
 Soon after this Herr Alb ahamavics re- turned to ;he house, but after several vain attempts to secure order he closed the sitting of the house. In doing so the president said: "In view of the ac.s that have occurred in the house today, consider 1t my duty to close the sit ting. Will those members who are will ing to give rne the names of the violent members please come to my officer"
 Several members of the house accepted the invitation of the president and arose 1t is believed that Herr Schoensrer