New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
VIOLENCE IN DUBLIN.
Continued from First PngcD

Rule fund III the Metropolitan Opera House meeuhg'
said yesterday that he would keep his money utll the
dispute about the leadership was definitely arranged
have contribute IA good deal he laid. " to the
# Irish liberty, and worked hard ana WIN Much
,ccc,, TO enlist American sentiment in support Of the
right, Of Ireland. When contributed my money II
was not to Nh Parnc or any Individual gave it, but
10 help a worthy cau.c. Mr. Pdrncil ha, seen fit to
disrupt the party and to postpone indefinitely tho
Glance, of Home Rule; therefore. for the present at
lca- and until the sky looh, brighter my money VIII
remain I'm my pocket. Mr. Parne from being peace
iul leader ha, rcsortcd to physical iorce III sup
pressing % new paper that was opposed to h ana mas
Gole ~omcthing high handed that II 1t occurred III
America it would undoubtedly be met by force am
clad however at TIE people o. Dublin who are op-
posed to Mr. Parn, have far preserved their self
control"
The Municipal Council Of the Irish National League.
Of thi, city, ha, now come ont formally against Mr.
Parleil. and The Executive Committee Of that BODY
sent yesterday thc following cable dispatch
Charl,, stewart Pdlu,ll. VI. T.. Dublin. Ireland
The Executive Committ,e Of the New.Yorh Municipal
Council I-a National League. gratefully remember your
na-nin,cnt services to your country and Gepoe the he'
>tc- of the ho'r
w believe Your retirement. for the present absolutely
o-cnta. 20 -u,cc,- divided Irish party viii result III
'ho co,li.r of Iri,h-American support. Unity means
u,rmla: dli sion disaster and permanent rum
W. beg YOU to make ,acrnc which. more even than
Your past cr'cr, VIII onGoar yon for al uH' 10 c''N
lover Of lc.i1ld
ou l,l,. and services in tho pp-t should ats: the
sincerity o our motives and make this appeal that
ieud deprived Of yonr fuur' u."frlne' ana
that her may not perish in our dli ana i''r'oH
JOSEPH T. RYAN. Chairman.
H., FIVE I,i-h delegate who against Mr. Par'cI!N
policy were in consultation during the day and unH
midnight -, the Hoffman IGlI,a ard refused to say any
thing or 40 ,ea any reporters Lave in Che evening
Mr. sullivan VINO looked weary. t the hotel ana TOOK
ride t"vn'"1n ior ircath Of ar Vh lnr way " 1t
3 ipd q reporter of the Iuhrn; mat u We AZ ~
settled that r. =. GIN v0uld accompany william IHen
to Franc. 3D. -aturiav. ihc longer am mere, ne
America is or"rv hclmIply against NJ rannli ~ NJ
present course. We arc simply Mood with tei"SIah'
which cHplan that man; 81 tlr ue''aE.> sen ron
mi. -l, u th, Watcr iudpi,nc Mt nrnc'> acton ana
,--uuns to be the opinion - hrs5 l'lA ineti'aI
~ th" rndcr- and prfhsp, one or two other person.
i'r HARRINGTON Who sail, by tho NurIri1 or saur
day ~ help lir. Piruc iu h.~ campaign 3Po'.'i jAe
c,ur-c of hi, leader in -ciluc the plant o! mn Il
Thc size - T. r. O'Couuor. " r.. wo"!d lave ~,ld
fot Europe yesterday. hat that he Wa prevented by
TIE chicago SUBSCRIPTIONS WITHHELD
Cli,1y, De. Io.-T'. dutI disposition ot the
mo.cs -.u-cr5ci for tie irish car-c ON tho occasion
Of sine rc'at meeting to listen to address, b> th'
Iri,licuv.t-. thcu ia this city. remains in NIX Inc
,...r..,t, 90 subscriptions and money ralh n foH
t., ..l. Il t,I,.- Wa between $1,000 and *i-.ooo
L,> tau half Of tu, hi, boon realized iu cash. a'
most of tl,r subscribers. 100 yNcN II the pit IN the
paity have thouct il best t. Keep ther wlhei III
iro.r pocket, lor % Wii.r. ~" iNHc q" the matter
t,d,v j. V. clarke treasurer Z tic fnnd. ana -
have go hand about 5000. which 'Ud SUBJECT -
III. In, Instructions II Wili. V'iHcn ard lin"OE
HARRINGTON. TIE day i.i,." the dele tom left I'm
cas-, N"--r. O'ETcu. Harrington AID W. +. Ht'hc
cam. here and the deposition Of tic fGnd- VS. d
ci ..l u va. a-iccd tctW"'n "a mat .'iu nom