The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-03
PAVLOFF IS
 HooJzD DOWN Russ;,2 Parliament Ad- ;N1rns in Confusion. CRIES OF MURDERER" RAISED Military Procurator Unable to De-
 liver His Speech.
CRIES OF MURDERER" RAISED
Minister of the Interior stolypin Am nounces Government VIII Accept Parliament's Agrarian Laws
 After An Examination.

St. Petersburg, July 2.-The after noon sitting of the Lower House of Parliament which was devoted to the discussion of the law providing for the abolition of the death penalty broke up in utter disorder when General Pavloff the military procurator. att tempted to address the House Tn be- half of War Minister Rudiger.
 His appearance in the tribune was the signal for an outburst of cries of murderer" "assassasin," organizer of Jewish massacres," etc. from the mem- bers of the group of toll in which the entire left joined. The members of the House pounded their desks shouted whistled and resorted to every violent means of showing their dis pleasure.
 General Pavloff, after listening 10 the storm for several minutes, turned to President Mouromtseff. bowed halt smiling, signified his acceptance of the situation, and left the tribune. NJ. Nouromtseff. who appeared to be thor oughly angered at the demonstration. endeavored to ouell it with his voice and the violent ringing of the bell used iu calling the House to order but he abandoned his fruitless task and lett the chair. signifyfng that the session was adjourned. Later word was pass ed among the members that an attempt would be made to resume the session at the expiration of an hour.
 General Pavloff. who remained in the House, said he was willing to make another effort to deliver his speech in case M. Mouromtseff so desired.
 The appearance of Pavloff was prs- ceded by long speech from Profess sor Kusmin -Kirayieff, introducing the bill providing for the abolition Of the death nRnalfV and ister of Justice Catcheglovitoff de. lending the necessity for the penal ty.
 Refers to United States.
 The minister referred to recent leg islation in the United States against anarchists and anarchistlc crimes to show that all nations. even the most advanced, recognized the need of stirring measures The minister rais- ed laugh by declaring chat he was in entire sympathy with the desire of the House to abolish the death penalty so far as the breaking of Quarantine'' was concerned.
 M Chtcheglovitoff had scarcely spok- en five minutes when a few radicals attempted to interrupt him with cries of enough" enough" but NJ Mour omtseff sternly repressed them. sharp ly declaring that such methods of closing a sittip of the House was ut- terly inadmissible,' which statement was greeted by a hearty round of ap- plause. The members of the group of toll also made a demonstration when M MChtcheglovitoff had finished speak ing. but the House generally did not participate in it.
 Immediately after the session had been broken up the group of toll and the Constitutional Democrats called caucuses of their respective parties.
 The group of toll decided to make a noisy demonstration every time Paw aloff reappeared.
 The Constitutional Democrats re- solved to try to persuade group of toll from their decision and endeavor to persuade them If they cannot listen to Pavloff to leave the House.