New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-14
ANATIONILIST DEMONSTRATION.
R1oToUs CONDUCT IN MALLow AND CORK.

| CROWDS DRIVEN BACh Bt iht DaAN-
| O'RRIEN's DECLARATION.
| LONDON. April 13-There was disturbance az
Mallow Junction. County Cork this afternoon on
the arrival of the Prince and Princess OF Waies
| from Dublin, on their way to visit the Earl vi
| Listowel at his seat at Couvamore. large crowd
| broke through the police lines and were dri'eh
back at the point OF tho bayonet. MesSrs'
| O'Bren, Redmond and Harrington, Irish Members
| of Parliament, were in the crowd and were oau'S
! treated. Evor since the riot the Government mas
monopollzed the telegraph wires and no iur'her
details are obtainabe. The news of the Disturb.
ance caused intense excitement In the HOUSE VI
| Commons. -. -.
| The following dispatch from Mallow gives an
| other account of the affair: large cun
course of Nationalists,, headed by Mes'i o g
| O'Brien. Harrington and Deasey, members Oh
Parliament gathered at the railway station to-uay
TO await the arrival Of the Prince and Princess yi
Wales Fearing trouble, the railway 3ihcaIs; Mn
the aid of the cOnstabulary, elected the Natioua
lists from tho station. Tho latter complain tn ne
undue force was used by the electors. Upon Ine
cheered and addresses of welcome were presen.ea
TO them. The attempt of the Nationalist TO raise
q counter demonstration resulted III ILL.,;
MAILow. Ireland. April 13.!The pripP r1loa
organizer of the demonstration against the IIlhce
of Wales, which occurred here this alteIt
noon. was William OBron, n. p. Editor ct
United Ireland. In au interview this evening MI.
OBrien said: My object is accomplished. maze ahe
shown the special reporters who accompany III; su
Prince OF wales tne true lTlsn Wow VI Mo 'i'A'
and have indicated Irelands name"
A NINFLAMMAToRY SPEECH IN CORK.
Cork, April 13-John O'ConnorM. p. for Upper
airy, made an infammatoIy speech tonight
at meeting OF the Irish National
League in this city. He wraged the
men of Cork to rebel against the English Govern
ment Your brethren in Mallow have already
done So" he said and the first shot was fired to-
day. have just returned from Mallow, where
saw Irishmen rocking with blood from
bayonet wounds. Mr.. OBnen fell first"
The result of this Grafton was
repetition at Cork of the riot Mt Mallow Windows
and doors of houses which had been decorated in
honor of the Prince of Wales were smashed, and
crowds of Irishmen roamed through the streets all
night cheering OConncr, OBrien and Parnell, and
singing God Save Ireland"
Mr.. OConnoI's description of the riot AZ
Malow was greatly exaggerated. Prior TO the
arrival Of the Prince Of Wales the meInberso OF the
crowd kicked and punched a lot OF cooked mats,
which they used To symbolic ROYALTY. When me
rush was made toward tho Prince IL was Led by WIN:
U'Bricn, Mombcr of Parliament for Mallow. Several
persons were severely injured by the polIce whlIe
rcpelling this rush. William Redmond. Member oil
Parliament for Wexford was not present as nj hrst
reported. The only Members of Parliament present
M"ssrs. O'Brien, OConnOr and Timothy liar,
rington, Member of Parliament for Westneath ana
Secretary of the Irish National League.
DUBLIN, April ia scene of great excite
Wales to-day for the south Of Ireland On their route
10 the Kingsbrdse railway station they passed Dublin
City Hall. An immense crowd assembled about the
building witness the departure OF the royal visitors
Lord Mayor John O'Connor happened TO drive past tho
City Hal few minutes before tho royal carriage APP
pcarcd. Tho crowd recognized him and Kissed him.
Mr. O'COnnor at this flew INTO violent passion His
display Of ire only made his enemies demVnsratiyo
In dcrislve greetings The Lord Mayor unable TO
Withstand the storm any longer stopped hs carriage
and mounting the city Hall steps, called for cheers for
Mr. ParneL The response not great and did not in-
dictate that Mr. OConuor had any great number OF gym
pathzcrs in the assembly lie then addressed the gath
ering aad told thom tAey would be sorry for having
Kissed him lie said he would telegraph Mr.. Panoll at
Cork and at Mallow account Of what had occurred In
Dublin and they would what the result would 10.
this the Prince and Princess Of Wales were
driven past the cry Hall their 10 the railway
station They were greeted with tumultuous and pro-
lOngcd cheering.
At mroting Of the Dublin Municipal Council tho Lord
Mayor explaining his refusal 10 attend the reception
saturday to the Prince ana Princess OF Wales ut the
Arane Industrial School admitted that he had not been
invited This statement aroused much Indignation
among the Nationalist I'm the Council OF which they
"A majority.
Notice was ut once given by OF the Nationalist
COuncmcn OF motion 20 withhold the municipal grant
the school, because Of this gratuitOus insult Ia the
Lord Mayor aud the President OF the MunrpalCouncL"
notice also given that motion would be made To
purchase nacs to replace the civic nag stolen
from the Mansion House
LONDON, April i3.-1ho Prince ~ Wales, IL Is stated.
has made up his mind 10 visit Ireland hereafter
every year.