The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-15
IN CHURCH
Parnell Condemned From Many Catholic
Affairs In Ireland.
NOISY PUBLIC MEETINGS
HeaIy Says Many Saucy and III
Natured Things-Scenes Charac.
terlstio of the lmpulslve
Irish People.

DUBLIN, Dec. A.-Parnell addressed
meeting of 500 people at Tullyrone to-day.
The speech was mainly repetition of
the utterances in his previous speeches.
II was delivered amid a running com
mentay of cries such as "Down with
Judas Healyl" ITO hell with Hennessy,
the Zulu kingm etc. from certain Of his
followers.
From Tullyrone Parnell and his friends
drove TO FIeshford, where Parnell adj
dressed another meeting, referring during
the speech to the seceeders as miserable
buttersparows," whom he had pushed
out of obscurity and given better chance
than he gave himself.
While talking Parnell was interrupted
by a gathering of his opponents who
shouted: ITO hell with the adulterer" A
fight would inevitably have followed but
for the presence OF the police. Parnell
closed the days work with an address at
urlingford, where he spends the night.
The anti-Parnell faction had meeting
to-day at Tipperary at which 1000 persons
were present. Canon Cahill's taking of
the chair was the signal for a
band of 80 Parnellites TO start
| cheering for their leader. This
was responded to by the anti-Parnelltes
and the cheering was kept up by the two
factions for full hour, making Il impos-
sible FOR the speakers to be heard. Father
Humphrey and others tried hard to pacify
the opposing crowd, but in spite of their
| efforts, stones were thrown and sticks
were used freely, and serious conflict
averted only by the final withdrawal OF
the Parnellities. After the speeches were
made, resolutions were carried in support
of Mccarthy and his followers.
Healy, Kenny, Tanner and Davitt to-
day addressed a meeting in support Of
Sir John Pope Hennessy. Healy declared
If Parnell was allowed TO retain the lead
ership he would stump Ireland with a
new banner made of Mrs. O'Shea's petit.
coats. Parnell, il is said, put Captain
O'Shea in parliament, the price paid be-
ing the honor of O'Shea's wife.
At stormy nationalist convention at
Newry, resolutions were adopted strongly
denouncing Parnell and the Freeman's $
Journal and calling for the resignation
of Justin Huntley Mccarthy, who repre-
/ StiiAo NtNIS iu Naiisiihtht, bttausc hS IN
having the support of Parnell.
AT large meeting at Youghal, at which
Canon Keller presided, resolutions con-
demning Parnell were adopted.
! CARRICK-oN-SUIR, Dec. H.-The board
Of guardians have rescinded their vote OF
want Of confidence in Parnell.
DUBLIN, Dec. li.-There was a race be-
tween the opposite parties To catch the
electors at Freshlord. Davitt and Sir
John Pope Hennessy reached that place
just before the ceremony of mass. The
! priest, however, decided that mass could
wait, and messengers were dispatched TO
drum up the people. The crowd collected
in the market place, headed by Father
Shortall.
At the same moment lot of Parnell-
ties arrived, headed by Father O'Shea,
the suspended priest. The Parnellites,
however, joined with the anti-Parnelltes
in their meeting, shouting TO Davitt:
YOU'RE welcomem
Davitt spoke until Father O'Shea, their
leader, becoming impatient, exclaimed:
"I must stop you, Dayitt.n
The latter, amid good humored laugh
ter, appealed TO Father O'Shea as chiv-
alrous lrishman 10 let him go on. Father
O'Shea was Modified and said he would
allow Mr.. Davitt 10 continue. But after
Davitt uttered few words in condemna-
ton Of Parnell, Father O'Shea lost his
self control and continued TO indulge in
bursts Of dissent and indignation, occa.
sionally suhsidiDg into silence when Dav-
i'll scored point
When the second appeal was made by
Daviu Father O'Shea said: "Friends, LET
US hear Davitt. | don't agree with him,
but respect him from the bottom of my
heart.n The whole scene was character.
istic of the impulsive Irish race. There
was no disorder, and after the speech.
making ended, the whole crowd filed
quietly into the church where mass was
celebrated.
DUBLIN, Dec. l4.-ln his speech at Xii.
kenny, Healy said: "Parnell wanted 10
make men like Dillon and OBrien and
Sexton n holocaust on the altar OF his
lusts.N Healy accused Parnell of prosli.
tuting the funds for the evicted tenants 10
employ hrelings to break his opponents
skulls. Parnell was showing wonderful
zeal and activity now, but where had he
been the last five years?
A voice: "With Kitty" (Laughter).
Healy continued in the same vein.
DUBLIN, Dec. l3--At Wesiport, County
Mayo, to-day Parnell and his followers
were denounced from the altar. In many
other Catholic churches similar denuncia.
btions were uttered. A circular by Bishop
Cloyne wns read in the churches to-day.
Il says: "ln consequence Of the deplor-
able state OF things produced 10y Parhells
unprincipled and unpatriotic action, il is
OF the utmost importance 10 reorganize
the league branches in this diocese