The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-15

Mallow gives this account of the affair
there yesterday: A large ooncorrsa or
Natlonalists, headed by Messrs. OiRrian
harrington and Deasy, members. Of
rrejl,,, ~ oi mt gathered at the
railway station to await the arrival of
tne trince and the Princess Of Wales
rearing trouble, the officials, with tha
alu OF the const6hulary, elected the Ma
journalists from the station. The latter
claim that undue force was used nv the
electors Upon the arrival OF the prince
ana inc princess they were warmly
cneered and addresses OF welcome were
presented them. An attempt OF \ alton.
ailsts 70 raise counter demonstration
ISsulled IN tlzzle. When the Nation
Allsts returned to Cork, whore MANY of
them live, riot occurred and hoIsss
displaying bunting were stoned. When
follce Inspector Carr ordered tho sta
tlon TO he cleared the police used
thelr batons ON the crowd freely, driy-
ing them OIL the walls to the waste
ground beyond. O'Brieu appealed To
the director of the railway, MIR Cooke.
stating that he had r return ticket t6
CORK but Cooke refused to allow him
70 remain in the station, las there was no
tfaln Tor Cork for an hour and n half
Mr.. Butler, the magistrate, refused to
aecede to inspector Cart's request to,
cause the arrest of the ring-leaders OF
me party. Tho police com.
hlenceq fresh assault and aided
py the armed military drove
inc NatiOnSists some distance on
and held them at bay until tbe yisifors
arrived and left for Lord Listowell's re IL
dence, where they are staying as guests =.
Many were injured. 1t is report9d the
ponce roughly handled members OF par
llament present, but O'Brien denies
thls: In the evening the Nationalists
heId meeting at Cork, at which sew
eral members parliament denounced
the attempt to stifle the national voice,
said:
"MEN OF REBEL Cork: We are now in
open rebellion. The first shot was fired
to-day"
During the rioting at Cork in the even.
ing the houses of several loyalists were
wrecked. 1t is reported that the sub
urban police stations at Black Pool were
wrecked
THE PRESS on THE PEOPLE.
DUBLIN, April 1.-THE Dublin Daily
Express, to-day, in commenting on the
riot at Mallow last evening, on the oc-
CASTOR OF the visit of the Prince and
Princess OF Wales, says the childishness
OF the affair plainly shows that tho
Nationalist section Of the hish people,
whose doctrine is home rule, are totally
unit to govern themselves.
The Irish Times independent Con.
servatiye) says the rioters were i'm.
ported from Cork by Nationalist
leagues.
on THE Go.
The Prince and Princes of Wales, on
their way to Cork ro-day, received an
enthusiastic reception at Lsmere, in
the county of Cork, and at Waterford.
Three thousand labOrers presented an
address OF welcome, At Dungarvon. In
Waterford county, when the train bear
ing the royal party passed, all the YES.
sells in the bay lowered their flags. At
kilmac Thomas, when the royal party
went by,
= BLACK FLAG WAS HOIsTED
over the Temperance hall, but the low
alists here made a good demonstration.
The prince and princess then went 10
Curraghmere. In Cork most OF the
streets are spanned by triumphal
arches, and q majority of the houses are
adorned with flags IN honor oil tho adj
vent OF the royal visitors.