New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27
VIOLENT MEMBERS ELECTED.
POLICE ExPEL DISORDERLY DEPUTIES
FROM THE REICHSRATH.
pREsrDBNT ABRAHAMovIcs FINDS WAY TO
MEET THE DIsGRACEFUI. TACTICS OF
THE OPPOSITION

THE OPPOSITION TURBULENT
SCENES REPEATED.
Vienna. Nov. 26-The disorder in the lower
house Of the Rechsrath so accentuateo TO-
day that strong detachment Of police hao 10
be called in TO preserve order
When the President Of the House. Dr. Apra-
hamovcs entered he was greeted with Vocler-
ous shouts of Get out!" The members Oh '"e
Left rose to their feet in body many OF .ie
Deputies shrieked wildly, and an indescripaoie
tumult followed
During the tumult a Social Democrat Herr
Berner made a rush for the PRESIDENT ana
lively fist fight followed between Berner ana 'ie
House attendants who attempted TO protect 'ne
Chair.
rbersupon another Social Democrat Herr
Resell. jumped upon the Ministerial bench' ana,
burrying to the Presidential chair. ne seizeo
the napers which were lying on the Presidents
desk and tore them to pieces, while other Sociai
Democrats hastened to Herr Berner's assistance
occupied the tribune and demanded Satisfaction
for the attendants pummelling or Herr berher'
and President Abrahamovcs was coii'peheu ~
fly. Subsequently. the Social Democrats anu
other Deputies INDUCED in free fight ana
Herr Berner was elected from the House.
In the mean time a detachment OF seventy
poce arrived in the House, ana the oincer Ill
command called upon the Social democrats u
v,tbaraw from the Presidential platform The
Social Democrats however. refused TO WIN
draw. and resisted the attempts of the police TO
elect them But they were eventually removed
forc,blv and singly. The police then made
Gordon around the tribune
POLICE FILL THE AIsLEs.
These scenes were enacted prior to the formal
onen,ng Of the House While the Deputies were
Nehting and bowling on the floor of the House
a tumult arose in the second gallery. when
the attendants promptly cleared. The authorl-
ties then caused all the lobbes OF the House
10 be filled with police. the gates were closed
and the building was guarded by strong po-
lice force The session Of the House IN the
mean while suspended.
When the lower house reassembed this
afternoon, after the forced adjournment OF the
morning the temperance Of President Apra-
hamovics was greeted by a storm of abuse the
slamming Of desk lids. whistlng. etc He re
peatedly tried to address the members OF the
Left, but his voice was inaudble amid the up
roar the only articuate sounds distngulshaoIe
being cries from the Left Of "Out with the
police!"
Dr. Wolff the German Nationalist leader. as
yesterday contributed prominently to the pan
demonum. Upon this occasion he kept on blow
ing shrill whistle. Herr Resell, the Social Demo-
crat Deputy who took such prominent part
In the disturbance this morning. also INDUCED
this afternoon in shrill Whistling.
III the midst of this uproar President Abrac
hamovics opened the sitting. and twice calico
DR.. Wolf to order. As this had no effect upon
the turbulent German Nationalist the Presl-
dent suspended him for three sittings
so soon the members OF the Left realized
what had occurred they burst out into state
OF unbridled fury, shreking insults at DR..
Abrahamovics. Herr Daszynski, SOCIALIST Dep
uty yelled:
Other infuriated Deputies shouted all kinds OF
nvectves but individual contributions TO the
uproar were indistinguishable amid the general
bowling from all parts OF the House. In spite
of this disgracefu 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 10 transact
business he quietly spoke few words 10 a.
police officer near him, and then suspended the
sitting amid deafening and vociferous cries OF
shame from the Left and applause from the
Right.
HERR WOLFF REMOVED BY FORCE
The substance of the few words spoken to the
police officer by President Abrahamovics soon
became apparent, for an officer and four police
men removed DR.. Wolff from the House by force.
in spite Of considerable physical opposition upon
the part Of his clique.
When the President again re-entered the
House he more greeted with shower
of opprobrious epithets. including cries OF Crimi-
nal. Traitor Get OUT, etc. etc f., P.nsi After
dent again left the House. but only for mo-
ment and on his return he instructed the
police to withdraw declaring. amid d tremendous
uproar:
Il intrust myself to your care! Do as you
please! But remember this is no personal ques-
ton. The honor Of your chair Is at stake'
The President then called upon Count Stuergkh
to speak, but the tumult continued and the
President suspended Herr Daszynski. the Social
ist Deputy who had some time previously
shouted that the President should be In jail, for
three sittings. When Herr Daszynski refused
10 leave the House the President summoned the
police. and the turbulent Deputy was elected
from the building. Subsequently the President
suspended eleven other Deputies
The members suspended were Herren Schoe-
nerer Sreiner, Rieger, Resell. kosaklewicz.
Schrammel Weller, Linsr, Nerkauf' Hybes ana
Berner.
The scenes throughout the sitting afterward
were as disorderly those Of the earlier parts
Of the day and the House finally adjourned
until tomorrow.
DEMONSTRATIONS IN THE STREETS
Large crowds gathered this evening between
the University buildings and the Parliament
Houses, owing to an announcement that the
students contemplated a demonstration This,
however prevented by the police, who
promptly dispersed the student gatherings.
They made more than forty arrests. but there
was no violent resistance
After 9 o'clock this evening the aspect OF the
streets became more threatening. 1t Is esti-
mated that crowd Of ten thousand, including
q large number OF students. assembled and
tHiedtelleu tHe poNtrHfHtHt With reNUulioh anu
Count Badeni, the Premier, with the guillotire.
An attempt was made to attack Count Badenis
house.
The police repeatedly charged the crowd but
refrained from using arms The students
sisted with sticks One police inspector was se-
verely injured by a kick from horse: another
was thrown from his horse and so badly hurt
that II was necessary to remove him 10 the
hospital few students and some citizens
received slight injuries Not until nearly IL
O'clock quiet restored
To-day's editions OF most Of the evening news
papers have been confscated, and the police
have freely arrested persons offering papers for
sale the streets, the sale being illegal
serious riot is reported at Gratz the capital
city OF Styria. IT appears that the students and
lorer hnA.r ~ rxpoar