New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
BA TILE IN ITALIAN CHAMBER.

oBsrRUcTIoNIsrs START A FREE F1GHT-THD
PARLIAMENT CLOSED BY ROYAL DECREE.
Rome. June 30-In the Chamber Of Deputies
to-day the Socialists and members of the EX-
treme Left began again their obstructive tao
tics and created an immense uproar. The presi-
dent of the house combatted the efforts OF the
obstructionists and finally the Deputies left their
seats crowded on the floor and there was such
an uproar that the sitting was suspended. When
II resumed similar tactics were carried on
by members of the Extreme Left, who crowded
the floor Thatumult was deafenlng. and event
ually fr@e 1ght ensued. ami tie sittlGs vas
again suspended.
At later session of the Chamber despite the
entreates of the president who begged the Dep
uties to be calm and TO proceed to vote, the
uproar was redoubled members locking to the
floor in front OF the presidents chair and finally
upsetting the ballot boxes. The president there
upon adjourned the house until tomorrow.
About 10 o'clock this evening a great Social
list procession headed by the Socialist Deputies
paraded the streets. singing and shouting.
When the Grande Place was reached the demon
strators cheered Burgomaster Bulls. VINO eH-
horted them to remain orderly. No excesses
were committed.
A Cabinet council was held this evening, after
which General Pelloux. the Premier conferred
with King Humbert, who signed decree CLOS
ing Parliament
secret ballot having been ordered upon GER
tain bills the Socialists rushed down 10 prevent
IT, Signor Sonniro advanced first to register MS
vote but the Socialist Deputy, sgnor Bissoati,
dealt him violent blow near the temple signor
sonnino then seized him by the throat and coat
oily
the mean time. numerous blows from the other
Socialists who took part in the ahray.
While this tussle was in progress hend-to-hand
combats were waging all around, ana the Con-
servatives. Signor Santini and Signor Berto-
lni used their fists upon the Socialists with
great effect.
Signor Costa. Socialist with his sleeves turned
up. dealt blows right and left
Count Ferruccio Macola, proprietor Of the
"Gazetta di Veneza" who in his duel in March
Of last year killed Signor Cavallotti, the poet
and publicist, attacked Signor Dl Felice, whose
friends cried Beware Of the murderer
General Pelloux pale and stupefed, remained
standing He was on the point OF being at
tackled when Admiral BettOlo raised chair
and defended him.
The galleries Joined in the uproar with wild
cries. and cleared
Signor Chinaglia. the president of the Cham
Der. suspended the sitting When the combat
ants were separated Signor Sonnino persuaded
the president TO resume the proceedings. II only
as he put 1t. TO afford incontestible proofs OF
Socialist violence"
The secret ballot again called for with
tbe result that there a repetition or the
disorder and fighting together with an exchange
Of the hthiest insults. The Socialists finally
carried off the viting urns.
1t is rumored late this evening that the GOV
ernnent has ordered the arrest and trial OF the
four Deputies " ho removed 'ht AIMS Ihe Cna'n-
ber being closed. Parliamentary immunity VIII
not cover these Socialists after three weeks