The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-15
a HOT TIME
In the British House Of Commons
Last Week

Last Week
They had a warm time in tho Brit.
ish House OF Commons ono night last
week After midnight Mr.. 3 4lfour APT
piled he closure cn tho education os
Inmates. The Nstionalists shouted
Gag, gag, aud refused to leave the
house when tho division was taken
Tho chairman then rep + cd tho matter
to tho 81 oaktr The speaker finally
asktd d if tho mcmbors Btill refused tc
obey tho order ard therc were orios ci
"yes, yes" The speaker thon named
l6 reca' 'oitran 8 and Mr.. Balfour moved
thoir SUSPENSION. This was ag cad to
without division
The spt aker ordered thom to will
drag, but they refused amid great up
roar. The speaker called upon tho ser
geant- arms to remove them. They
shouted dcfianco. Officers and police,
men then entered to enforce removal
MIR Eugtn, Ciean, member for
Southeast Cork, struggled desperately
against removal and there was quito q
free fight on tho floor, lasting for fiyo
minutes, other Irishmon assisting him,
Eventually howa, carrie d out todily
by six policemen amid yolls and eheors
The police thon returned aud carried
out eaoh of the remaining reoa! !oitrants
in the samo manner. Six rolioo ome b
aufficcd for each member, with tho ex-
coption of MIR, Flaviu, who is big
man and required eight
Many, as they wero being carried out
waved their hands and shouted: "God
avo ireland "y3i'a si
Those who 5w ero romoyel ipcIuded
John Cullinan Patrick White, Patrick
MoHugh. William LuLdop, William
Abraham, = Patrick Du. .an An ghopy
Donelan, James Gilhooly, Thomas Mo-
Govorn and j jeremiah j orian N
Neither Mr.. D ,llon, Mr.. Rod mond nor
M1r. y: !: +. y OConnor was present. Ono
ortwo oona.ables were badly handl.d
in tho iobffl ]. b Tho suspensions; will
lsat flr one weck. Never before lad
such q sceno occurred 3inS THO TX us q 81 /,
accompanied tho of Mr. Gro an.
Ho,stlugglod forcely with The at el d.
ants, lwEo summoned the police, a doz-
on constable 8 entering the house. ok
The Nationalists jeered at them. The
Irish shouted: Don't Kill him, and
Don't k II tho man. ',3 l8
Tho Nationslis's fought and gtrug.
elcd frantioails, but at tJongth a supe.
riorfoico Of police lu,cedcd in drag
ging Mr.. Cream out by the legs and
arms and carrying him down the flocr
of the house, the Itishmen standing
ard wildly shouting shane" "mur
derera, and "Soulh African brutality"
The speaker thon called upon Mr..
McHugh to retire, but he detiantly re-.
fused. A strong body Of 20 policemen
again stormed tho Irish benches. An
cry shouts rent tho air. The tenohes
below the gangway on tho oppositi n
side wore mass Of mad and strug
Cling humanity. Several policemen
were struck with fists. Free e hts be-
tween tho p,lioo aud tho mombt rs wcro
fairly gonersl. Amid removed howls
of exeoration the police grappltd with
tho others and carried them out ty
arms apd logs over tho boL ches ald
out Of the house. While Lr. y D5nelau
was being removed the Natiopalists
roso and sang God save Ireland. Mr.
Flavin shou Cd against tho Unionist,
who sat silent in their aeats during tho
aceno, You will DO carried out Of South
Africa in the same way"
Tho Nationalisss joored Mr.. Balfour
and tho other ministers a they left the
building. 81 A
The trouble arose through Mr.. Bal
four closing tho whole education osti
mates without giving an opportunity to
DISGUISE the Iris h votes. Il N 81 A.
AZ l O'Clock tho speaker said nThe
house will now resume proceeding in
committee, and / trust that honorable
members viii now loaye The house .
L.yrhs Irish mombcrs shouted that they
would not leave. The chairman again
put the vote on account, adding, u Gro
being no tcllers or noes, thai tho ayes
had It. Amid laughter and oheors Tho
house adjourned, '5