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lower house adopt resolution declar-
ing the country is not bound to pay its
obligations to the government so long
IS the emperor refuses to yitebad a t to tn
tutional democrats decline to ioin them
in the program of reputation the group
of toll proposes to issue manifesto to
the country. Their purpose plainly is
to compel the government to attempt to
dissolve parliament and thus force a
rupture. ~. .%&
The issues of five newspapers of this
city were confscated last night. Over
two hundred papers in the interior have
been seized the last fortnight
Scene in the Donna. ...
There was stormy scene at the
opening of the lower house Of parlia-
ment today which further emphasized
the split between the constitutional
democrats and their radical allies and
the group of toll. El*..
M Sidelnikoff, radical Cossack
member of the house, was beaten while
/ in the. hands of the police last night,
after having been arrested for ex-
horting crowd Of people to resist the
police, who were breaking up one Of
the mass meetings which are becoming
more frequent. When M. Sidelnikoff
was searched at police headquarters a
revolver was found in his possession.
He was released later in the evening:
Sidelnikoff gave his version Of the at
fair and proposed that the house inter
pellate the minister Of the interior ask
ing him what measures had been taken
to punish the policemen who were
guilty of assaulting member of par
lament and to prevent q recurrence Of
such incidents in the future.
-Douma's Danton Speaks.
M. Aladdin. the fiery Danton of the
house, then made a wild harangue in
denunciation of the government for per.
hitting such violations of the in
volatility of the persons of the mem
bers. He declared that he expressed
the views of the group of toll when he
announced that If such an incident re.
Cured, no minister would be permitted
to speak in the house, and he could
not even answer for their personal
safety.
The statements Of M. Alladin be-
came 50 violent that President Mour
omtseff repeatedly called him to order
and the speaker finally was forced
amid a wild tumult, to leave the
tribune.
Interior Minister stolypin, who wa
present in connection with the Bialy
stok affair, boldly assembled the tribune
and explained amid constant Interrupt
frolice had telephoned him last nigh
Fregraling the. incident, but bis" accoun
differed so widely from that given b.
1 NJ. Sidelnikoff that he must have fur
her time for investigation. The min
lister gave the house his personal as
surance, that ample measures would b.
taken to assure the inviolability O.
! nj hn ;,
in this case they would be punished.
The statement Of M. Stolypin wa
greeted with cries from the left of
"Resign and take the chief of polio
with you.' 80.
This compelled the minister to ceas
y In spite of this M. stolypin's fran
manner for the first time provoked
counter demonstration in favor of tn
the. tumult ceased, that it was useles
to proceed While the passions Of tn
. members were 50 high, the ministe
, left the tribune. 49, r a. +,
Rebuke by President.
: President Mouromotseff then admir-
istered a severe rebuke to the member
the house by such demonstration. FIJI
} r"proof was vigorously applauded b
the constitutional democrats and tl
members of the right. ~
M. Charnosvitoff of. Vladimir, n
Petraiitski Of st. Petersburg, M. Y;
Robson Of Grodno and M. Nabukoff {
, st: Petersburg, in succession took tt
I Tribune, and while supporting the il
' ' terpellation they severely condemnc
the Incorporate utterances of tie mel
Der of the group Of toll, M. Nabouko
raising applause by declaring that Sue
r menaces as those which M. Aladdin i
81 ln]ged in were unseemly and expires
ing the hope that if he IN. Nabukof
is beaten or killed by the, police I'll
house will not answer one provocati'
- with another.
The Interpolation was adopte
i una nimously.
10 The Upper House, Too.
"a The members of the centre party
10 the upper house of parliament yeste
20 day voted down a proposition Of t.
It more radical members to interpella
y the ministry regarding it's policy, viii
would be equivalent to vote Of la
3. Of confidence. At today's session ne
~ ~ ertheless the issue will be brought
Y again.
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