The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-26
THE FIGHTING CONTINUED
MORE RTOT0US SCENES IN THE AUS-
 1RIAN PARLLAMENT.

YRI1N HANLL d4u ENIs
 Count Bndcni, the Premier, and President Abrahamovics, Seek Safety iu Flight After Successful Ruse to Pass a Motion Mark Twain and the British Am bassador Watch the UprOar.
 Vienna, Nov. 25-When the lower house of the Reichsrath reassembled to-day, after adjourning yesterday from the scene of unprecedented disorder. all the ministers were present and the approaches to the presidential tribunal were blocked, doors having been erected since the disgraceful fighting of yester- day in and about the tribune and throughout the house. The entrance of the president of the chamber, Dr. Alp rahamovics, was the signal for loud and ironical salutations which were fol- lowed by vehement leftlsts' shouts of Shame"
 Dr. Abrahamovics made an attempt to speak, but Dr. Wolff, the German nationalist leader, interrupted him by oilOullllS SOulG OllS CloC lilISS SettAS the chair. Not this swindler" Herr Schoenerer, the leader of a section of the German opposition, then yelled at the top of his voice: 'I demand the right to speak, which l am entitled to- Thereupon Dr. Wolff retorted: There is no such thing as right in this house. It is trodden underfoot by his Name lukes." As the uproar which followed showed every sign of increasing, Dr. Abrahamovics adjourned the house un- til o'clock this afternoon amidst storm of "hurrahs'' and "bravos."
 The sitting was resumed at 3:90. I'm rlediately the leftists commenced a tremendous din in the middle of which the German centrists, Herr Falkenhyn, conceived as a happy idea, a proposal to COW obstructionists by threatening their pockets. He moved that for the future disorderly members might be suspended for three days by the presi- dent or for thirty days by the house, during which time their allowance should be stopped while members re- fusing to leave the chamber when re- quested might be forcibly expelled.
 This speech was interrupted with con- tinuous uproar, Herr Wolff shouting, 'Let's pitch the blackguards out" The president vainly called for order. Fin ally Herr Wolff stationed himself di- rectIy in front of the presidential tri- bune and began a shrill whistle. A number of deputies tried to force open the doors at the front of the platform while party of Czechs eudeavored to prevent them. While the tumult was at it's height some one called for the vote. The president declared the mo- tion carried. A number then began clambering upon the presidents plat form, whereupon he seized his bell and left the house.
 After a short interval he returned and began to address the chamber, but his voice was drowned by shouts of ''get out; shame'' Finally the sitting was suspended for an hour at the close of which the president returned and announced that in accordance with wishes expressed in many quarters he had decided to close the sit ting and open it again tomorrow These scenes which are regarded as a parliamentary coup d' etat, were wit messed by the British ambassador Sir Horace Rumbold and by MT. Samuel l.. Clemens (Mark Twain), with other mo- ted foreigners.
 The motion of Count FaIenhayn, (not Herr Falkenhein as previously sent out) former minister of agriculture, was carried by means of an evidently preconcerted signal between the presi- dent and the rightists, for no word of the presidents speech was audible. This ruse was greeted with howls and jeers by the Obstructionists. For a long time Count Badeni, the premier stood calm and unmoved, but when the disorders reached 8 climax both he and the president sought safety from per- sonal violence in flight.
 Five Vienna newspapers, including the Neue F'rei Presse and the Socialist organ Arbeiteur Zeitung, in addition to several provincial journals, have been confiscated for articles on Wednesday, s proceedings. Count Badeni had inter- views with Emperor Francis Joseph last night and this morning. To-day's sit ting was delayed while carpenters built fences around the presidents chair While this was going on the assem- bled members indulged in animated discussions and tested about the 'pres- ident's cage" The leader of the opposition met this evening to decide what steps should be taken in view of the violation of the constitution, but nc decision has been arrived at.
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