Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-15
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. From All Quarters. PARNELLAT TULLYRONE. Anti-Parnell Meeting Held
 at Tipperary. BAD INDIAN FACTIONS FIGHTING. Frightful Collision Between
 Freight Trains. \ SERIOUS RIOT IN PENNSYLVA Thousands View the Scene of
 Fire in Providence.
BAD INDIAN FACTIONS FIGHTING.
A SERIOUS RIOT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Thousands View the Scene of
 Fire in Providence.
PARNELL,s SUNDAY TOUR.

PARNELL5S SUNDAY 1OUhs Cheered at Tu1Iyrone and Freshford
 The Anti.Parnell Meeting at Tip-
 perary-Parnell Denounced From
 the Altar-A Circular From the
 Bishop of CIOyne Read In the
 Churches.
 DUBLIN, Dec. 14.-Mr. Parnell and party to-day drove from Kilkenny to Tullyrone in brake. They were preceded by a band and accompanied by large number of vehicles filled with supporters. At Tul- tyrone MT. Parnell addressed meeting of five hundred persons. His speech was brief and was mainly repetition of utter ances in previous speeches. It was de- ivered amid running commentary of cries such as "Down with Judas Healey," 'To - with Hennessy, the Zulu king" etc., etc., from certain of his hearers. Mir. ParneH apologized for the weakness of his voice, but he appeared to be in good health He promised the people longer speech on another occasion
 From Tullyrone MT. Parnell and his friends drove to Freshford, where MT. Parnen addressed another meeting, refer ring during his speech to the secsders as miserable gutter-sparrows" whom he had pushed out of obscurity and given a better chance than he gave him self. After winning in Killarney, he said, he would go to every quarter in Ire- land and ask the support of the people. Here gathering of his opponents inter rupted Parnell with shouts of "to with the adulterer." A fight would inev- itably have followed but for the presence of tho 1,o1iaa xubn ;y,fa and succeeded in preserving order. Mr. Parnen closed his days work with an ad- dress at Urlingford, where he will spend the night.
 The anti-Parnen faction held meeting to-day at Tpperary, at which about 2,000 persons were present. Telegrams were read from Messrs. Healy and Sexton, both of whom apologized for not attending the meeting on the ground that their presence was required elsewhere. MT. Davitt tele- graphed: Impossible to leave Kilkenny. The fate of home rule depends upon the struggle here." Canon Cahill's taking the chair was the signal for band of fifty Parnellites to start cheering for their leader. This was responded to by the anti-Parnell men and their cheering was kept up by the two factions for nearly an hour, making it impossible for the speakers to be heard. Father Humphreys and others tried hard to pacify the opposing crowds, but in spite of Shei1 efforts stones were thrown and sticks were used freely, and serious conflict was averted only by the final withdrawal of the Parnellites. Speeches were made by Father Humphreys and Messrs. Condon and Pat rick O'Brien, nationalist members of par. lament, and resolution was carried il support of MT. Mccarthy and his follow ! CTS.
 DUBLIN, Dec. 14.-At Westport, County Mayo, MT. Parnell and his followers wer. denounced from the altar. In many | other Catholic churches similar denunci ! ations were uttered. The National leagu, ! branches in south and east Down hay, | voted against the Parnellites. At Middleton Cork the loyal league branch voted ,33 to 25 to support MT. Parnell. A circula by the bishop of Cloyne, read in th deplorable state of things produced b, | Mr. Parnell's unprincipled and unpatrioti action it is of the utmost importance t,
 reorganize the league branches of thi diocese. The leaders ought to assembl the members and explain the necessity O l withdrawing from the control of the cen
 tral league at Dublin"
 l DUBLIN, Dec. 14.-The anti-Parnellit
 leaders say they are satisfied with thei
 progress at Kilkenny. They will hay
 fifteen members of parliament deliverin
 addresses to electors tomorrow. In hi
 speech at Kilkenny MT. Healy said: "Par nell wanted to make men like Dillon, ,O' Erie
 and Sexton holocaust on the altar c
 his lusts. He boasted that he woul,
 expel the fifty three Justinians, but he ha
 undertaken big contract. MT. McCarth
 then accused Mir. Parnell of prostitutin
 the fund for evicted tenants to emplo
 hireling boys to break his opponent
 skulls. MT. Parnell was showing wonder
 full zeal and activity now, but where ha
 he been the last five years2
 A voice-"With Kitty" Laughter
 Continuing MT. Healey said that durin
 that time Irish members, sorely pressed
 had often come to him saying, "for God
 sake let's go to Parnell," and he had confess his ignorance of ParnelPs address
 The only man that knew that was Captai
 O'Shea. [Laughter.] When Smith Barr
 was evictiny tenants Mir O'Brien spei , days in London hunting for Mir. Fox" the
 in desperation he was compelled to b. : Mrs. O'Shsa to give him an interview wit
 Parnel1 Fancy this humiliation for ms , of honor and character like Mfr O'Brie
 Mrs. O'Shea replied that she had not see
 Parnell for three months.