The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-27

tion. and Count Badini. the premier. with
the guillotine. An attempt was made 10
attack Count Badui's palace. The police
repeatedly charged the crowd, but re-
Trained from using arms. The students
resisted with sticks. One police Inspector
was seriously injured by q kick from L
horse Another was thrown from his
horse and SO badly hurt that 1t was neces-
sary 10 remove him TO a hospital A few
citizens and students received slight in
juries Not until ID o'clock was quiet re-
stored.
Toaay's editions OF most Of the evening
newspapers have been coutiscatrd. and lae
yollcc have freely arrested persons Offer
ing papers for sale la the streets
A serious riot is reported at Gratz. the
capital or Styria. It appears that the stu
dents and d large body of workmsn at
tackled three newspaper Offices. doing some
damage The police. with the assistance
of troons have restored order and twenty
arrests have been made OF the Tingleaders.
The caoi attitude maintained by Herr
Ahrshanovloh. the president ot the cham
ber greatly enrsges his opponents.
Samuel L. Ciemgns tMaTk Twain was
among shose expelled from the gallery Of
the uuteFhaus today.
The disorder in The lower house Of the
resehsrath waS so aecsntGated to-day that
a strans detachment of police had 10 be-
called In. when the president entered he
VAS greeted With vocIferous shouts of get
out" The I4efttsgs rose 10 their feet In a
body. many of the deputies shFiekcd wildly
and an srdescrihaele tumult followed Dur
Ing the tumalt Herr Berner Social Demo-
cFst made a rush for the preFident. and a
lively fist hght followed between Berner
AVID fh9 house attendants.
Thereupon another Social Democrat.
Her Reseu jumped upon the ministerial
bench au4 huTrying 10 the presidential
chair seized papers lying on the prCsi~
dents desk and tore them 70 pieces. while
other Social Democrats FASTENED to Ber-
ner'S assistance. occupied the tribune and
demanded satisfaction fer the pummeling
OF Berner by the attendants, President
4 AbrahalnnFieh was compelled so fee.
Subsequently the Social Democrats ana
sh.s deputies INDUCED in a free fight ana
Rerner Was elected fgcm the house The
isstarhers were eventually removed from
the platform forcihly and s!nEty by the po-
lcc.
when the lower house reassefShsed this
afternoon the rvappesrsnce Of Pressie0t
A bra ha naoNich was greeted by a Storm og
abuse the sia aiming of desk Iiis. whist
ling. etc He repeatedly ;T{ed 20 address
thp I4eftttS bui his voice was iusu0iosa
amid sha upr9Sr.
Or Woigs the German Nationalist lead -
a. o.. yesterday contributed prominently
10 the rardsfnoniuui. Upon this occasion
he kept 4aa blowing = saTlll whistle. Herr
ReiSen. Soclai nsgaecrat, wha gook sssch
uvamlnens paYs III the disturbances this
morning. teak part again ~ ire shril
whistgiug.
rs the Fassss: Of this upresy President
Atss hasnsNFch fwtce ca}}ea thr. WoifT 90
as,ler AZ tnss had no effact en- ira ssrhu-
tvsst German Nationalist shs pTes&dea:
sslsfssfssse,s hga, Ter tsyes sltttnsS.
- ssssn - ghe T<f1i>ts realised shat hNd
oscazrf0ss shsy bu:ss aut tnt0 sgsfe Ok ,sn-
brides. fury. shrsssasns insults al .r. AarA-