Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-23
Paris |A|Is7ES VIENNA
wow IN the Matter Of Peculiar Par
llamentary Practices.
10 chamber Of De puties the Scene
- Wild and Ri otous Disorder
sserday--Frse Fighting and
s'culI Result from an INTERPRET
.a'ion-Dreytus A fair at the Bot
tom Of 1t.

rSesult from an Interpret
,a'ion -Dreytus A fair at the Bot
tom Of 1t.
Iarls, January 22.-Tbe Chamber of
:. Sepueies was ttronged to-day and
Aeie was great excitement when ex-
SINISTER Cavaignac repeated the in
.stpellatlon of the government on the
subject of Dreyfus. He affirmed the
existence of the report of CAPTAIN Leb-
n-Renaud, containing the confession
d bfeyfus, whose guilt, he added was
mus established and blamed the gov
sfnment's silence
oontinulng, NJ. Ca vaignac reproached
the government for thus leading to a
repetition of the trial. He added that
u the government believed the publi-
e@'ioh OF the name of a foreign power
connected with the Dreyfus confession
was dangerous, no one would ask for
its publication.
N, Mellne, IN reply said he could not
communicate the contents of Captain
pfun-Renaud' s report. The govern
meht old not think it right to publish
~ because the ministers thought once
.ne discussion was opened it could not
NC closed. There was anOthers cause
preventing the publication, the same
which actuated the demand for a Sc
cret trial. This cause was not excess
sNely grave, but it was customary to
investigate espionage secretly. The
premier said that the present campaign
II regard to Dreyfus was deplorable.
tAppluse.) A great writer had used
his pen to dishonor the army pro
longed applause and violent protests.
NJ. Meline blamed the newspapers
for supporting Dreyfus and declared
the government
HAD ONLY DONE IT'S DUTY
in prosecuting Emile Zola., adding that
the jury would know how to defend
the honor of the army, whose honor
was beyond the reach of all attacks.
Shouts from the Leftists)
AT this point the president Of the
chamber, III. Brisson, interviewed and
adjured the parties to calmness. Re
garding the street disturbances, the
premier said the government would
know how to speedily quell them. He
then denounced the socialist newspa-
pers for attacking the government by
which they are preparing for new
edition of the Delbacle" (The Del
bacle is one of Zola's novels.)
The remark caused tumult among
the members of the extreme Left.
1.-THE government now needs TIE
premier said, that the country should
be informed that the chamber has sup
ported the minister's (Great ap-
plause)
M. Cavaignac replied that The moral
result sought had been attained, aiding
that he desired to withdraw his inter-
pellation. This caused great exci.e-
ment in the nou.,e, ana NJ. Paures, the
Socialist leader reintroduced NJ. Ca
A. srnac,s Interpolation OF the govern
~. -nctested against 1na at
on the Socialists and accnSeo the
fseryatives OF helping Ii accept
REACTIONARY Mel hOD.5
of preparing a way for Il Delbacle.
d accusation caused a tdIht.lt among
\ members of the Rig41t.
fEontinuing, Nj. Jaures characterized
y..lies" the incomplete charges" filed
the prosecution of lola. applause
bm the members of the Left.)
i'm. -Deborhis Conservative, accused
III Jaures of being the spokesman OF
The Dreyfus syndicate, TO which M;
Iaures replied; You are a scoundral
land a coward
M Debornis thereupon made rush
oward the tribune, but he was selz-
nv several Socialists and series OF
ghts ensued, during which NJ. Debor-
is fought his way to the tribune anu
ruck NJ. Jaures.
The conservatives and Socialists
charged the platform and the melee
hooaroe general. with fighting and
shouting on all sides.
Tho PRESIDENT of the Chamber, M.
prieeon being powerless to restore Or
dar left the chair, saying: i am
-, sToinso,to consult the procurator gen
few minutes later the order was
.;r-o, "a clear the tribune amidst the
Sroa+esf excitement among the depu-
e. ord journalists, who were threat
ooi,g and iostling each other ana al
800. 800 coming to blows. During the al
.ao+ion between NJ. Jaures ana De-
~ s,tts the latter shouted to Jaures;
W ~ 10 are unouestionably in the pay Oh
Tr4E DRBYFUS SYNDICATE.
~ tbic M Jaures shouted fiercely in
ronlv but he was unaple " n''N0
himself heard. N neville was
. - 70 throw an inkstand at the
u ne Of Nj Debornis, but was re-
s svsei by the deputies around MN I'm
81 Several allle persons in the press gal-
,onjos exchanged blows during the up,
Ie aar shouting encouragement or ABUSE
at the deputies, 4,,o conrse Of an
a. N nebornis, during the course " ID; On
~, Few after the disturbance, salo;
nT NH official report will snow M WI no
a - ne sIaures, you are counsel tor the
syndicate. " cement NJ Grault
A. IN me without warning ana ms
strucn a,, lasG surrounded me ana pre-
coiieag ~, ne from returning the attack;
ven l,iad anger | scaled the tribune ana
In pllnu 10, @n6 hand against Jaures' WIN
ra .t seeing whether his pa a, ro % to
out sep es towards me. | am reauy ~
race S niTo whatever satisfaction TIC 'e
mands." :, folk of a duel between
:, 4nebornis and N. J 5oIare that he
M; p Of the latter declare 'A'''
win not 4 hen attack made upon nm, NJ.
After luz The object OF an ovation
1aosf the part Of the u s9'. gVen to- clear
hon nr.n