The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-27

VIENNA, Nov. 2G-The disorder in
the lower house of the Reichsrath was
60 accentuated to-day that strong de-
tachment of police had to be called in to
preserve order.
When the president of the house, Dr.
Abrahamovlcs, entered. he was greeted
with vocIferous shouts of Get OUT The
Iettltes rose to their feet In a body,many
Of the deputies shrieked wildly and an
!ndescrlbable tumult followed,
During the tumult, Social Democrat,
Herr Berner, made a rush for the 'nresi-
dent ana lively fict fight followed be-
tween Berner and me house atteniante,
who attempted to protect the chair
Thereupon another Social Democrat,
Herr Resell, jumped upon the ministerial
bench, and, hurrylng to the presidential
chair, seized che papers which were ly-
Ing on the presidents desk and tore them
to pieces, while other Social Democrats
fastened to Herr Berner's assistance,
occupied the tribunal and demanded sat
isiactlon for the attendants pummellinG
OF Herr Berner President Abraham
ylcs was compelled to flee.
Subsequently the Social Democrats
and other deputies Indulged in free
fight and Herr Berner was elected from
the house.
In the meantime detachment OF sew
enty police arrived In the house and the
officer in command called upon the Social
Democrats to withdraw from the presi-
Dental platform. They. however re-
fused to withdraw, and resisted the at
tampts of the police to eject them. They
we're eventually removed forcibly and
sIngly. The police then made Gordon
around the tribune.
These scenes were enacted prior TO the
formal hpering OF the house. While the
deputies were fighting and bowling on
the floor Of the house. tumult arose In
the second gallery, which the attendants
promptly cleared.
The authorities then caused all the lob
blea Of the house to be Allied with police,
the gates were closed and the building
was guarded by strong police force.
The session OF the house was meanwhile
suspended.
When the lower house Of the Relchs-
rath reassembled this afternoon, after
the forced adjournment of the morning.
the reappearance OF President Abraham
yIcs was greeted by storm OF abuse, the
samming OF desk lids. whistling, etc. He
repeatedly tried to address the Lefdte,1,
but his voice was inaudible amid the up
roar, the only articulate sounds distin-
Uttaha h1a h6lHur nfslna from tho T.nfHtng
OF "out with the police"
DR.. Wolff, the German Nationalist
leader, as yesterday, contributed proini-
nently TO the pandcmonium. Upon this
occasion he kept blowing q shrill whistle.
Herr Resol, the Social Democrat deputy
who took such prominent part in the
disturbances this morning, also iuduleed
this afternoon IN shrill whlBtling.
In the midst of this uproar, President
Abrahamovics opened the sitting and
twice called DR.. Wolff to order, As this
had no effect upon the turbulent German
Nationalist. the president suspended him
for three slttings.
As soon as the Lefdtes realized what
had occurred. they burst out into a state
Of unbrdled fury, shrieklng Insults at
DR.. AbrahamoWcs, Herr Daszynsh, q
Socialist deputy, yelled: "You ought to
be In jail"
Other lnfurlated deputies ehouted all
Kinds OF invective5, but Individual con-
tf1bltions to the uprnar were indlstin-
gulshable amid the general bowling from
all parts OF the house.
In spite Of this dlsgraceful scene and
the insults hurled at him. President
Abrnhamovlcs was apparently unmoyed,
but when he recognized that II was use
less 10 make any further attempt 70
transact business, he quietly spoke
few words to police officer near him and
suspended tho sitting amid deatening
and vOcifcrous cries OF shame from the
Leltltes and applause from the RlghNteJ
The substance OF the words spoken 10
the police officer by President Abraham
ovlcs soon became apparent, for an OIL
cor and four policemen removed Dr.
Wolh from the house by force, IN spite OF
considerable physical opposition upon
the part Of his clients.
When the president again rc-entercd
The house he was once more greeted with
q shower W opproblous cpthets, lnclud-
ing cries Of "crmlnal," "troltor" "gct
out" After withdrawing this storm for
q period, the president left the house,
bui only for n moment. and on his return
ho Instructed ne police TO withdraw DE-
cIlfI1g amid tremendous uproag "
'nlruaf myself 10 your care; do os. you
hInmc liut, remember, this ls no per-
tpnaI question The honor OF your chair
W ~ 7lal,o"
Tho president called upon Count
h'uoiEkh 10 speak but The tumut con-
lbn'd ana the president suspended Herr
Iazynakl, The Socialist deputy, who had
ZONE time previously shouted that the
PRECEDENT should be In san, for three sit
unFH. when Herr DlB2yHsl refused 10
cave thn house, the president summoned
ne police and tho turbulent d'puly was
pn'lcl from The building.
huofn1unnfly lhG president suspended
N0Vnn other deputies
Iho names NJ lho members Suspended
M''o llctr HchoOnofcr, gotinor. Rlcgcr.
i,,.'I komtIewlrg. Hchmmmol, Waller,
h.Fr Nerkou' tlyboH and lioHcr
In' Honnnn throughout ile rltiinE ~
u,Mlr|H were na dhor1arly O8 lhur0
g lh' olrllnr pnrlu ~ the LAY and Use
.'N" Inolly adjourned untll lo-mot.
au
After o'oloolt lhla oyollng tho oe-
l0'l uf The alroolB became more threat
'"Ug II Ia estimated that q crowd oi