Social Democrats' Ultimatum Demanding: the Resignation "of the Chancellor Vienna, July 16.
There was a turbulent demonstration to-day by Socialists outside the law courts and Parliament House as Sequel to the acquittal of three brothers named Pinter, belonging to Nationalist organization, who had been charged with the killing of two Socialists. The windows of the law courts were smashed by a. shower lof stones. The mob eventually foreed the iron gates and entered the building. They seized a number of documents: which they burnt in the street, Thirty persons were injured, The police were helpless.
Later.
'The wildest disturbances continue. Bloody collisions between the police andthe mob are occur-fung, the former using their revolvers' and swords and the latter erecting barricades, whence they [stone the police.
Parliament has suspended sitting.
The rioting has been followed by. cessation of work in factories, on the tramways and in newspaper offices.
A police ion has been set fire. documents thrown out and set on fire in the street, officials and clerks dragged out and beaten and only saved: from lynching by volunteer Red Cros men.
Newspaper Olfices Stormed, A crowd prevented a fire brigade from extinguishing a fire ina build-jing. After heavy fighting in which many were wounded on both sides the Republican Guard drove back the crowd and enabled the fire Dbrigude to cope with the fire, Regular troops with machine guns marched to the law courts this afternoon. Fighting has broken out and is continuing.
Minor riots occurred elsewhere in the city. Large crowds surrounded the Italian Embassy and shouted "Down with Mussolini! Down with /Pascistit"" The mob threw out news-pers from the office of - the Wiener Neueate Nachrichten" and burned them in the street. "It also fire to the building of the Reichepost,"—another newspaper, med a couple of police stations id looted flats.—Reuter,
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