The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-25
The Leaders of the Opposition to Par
nell Bitterly Opposed to Any
Compromise Whatever.
The Managers of the British Railways Pre-
pairing to Take Legal Steps to Bring
the Strikers to Terms
a Former Supporter Of Boulanger Tx
presses the Opinion That BOulangism
is Dead Issue in Franoe-A Re-
volt in Peru-General Notes,

DUBLIN. Dec. 2t-At midnight last
night a wildly enthusiastic and cheering
crowd of Mr. Parnell's admirers unhar
nessed the horses from the carriage which
was to carry the Irish leader from the rail
way station TO the National club, anC
dragged his vehicle TO that building
where he made speech TO the assembled
crowd. During the course Of his remRrks
Mr. Parnell said that he was unJustly
blamed for refusing TO leave Ireland TO The
mercy. not, he said Of Gladstone, but o.
the ragtag bobtail English liberals. il
would be infamous and contemplate upon
his part. he added. if he held back any
light he could throw on certain subjects
But he said in conclusion, his justification
would come very soon
DUBLIN, Dec. 24-United Ireland today
referring TO the recent election in hll-
kenny. says: Kilkenny has declared for
Gladstone against Parnell. The battle
was fought with every weapon that hatred,
malice. ingratitude and treachery could
supply Behind the mutineers were the
priests, eager TO regain the power Panell
secured for Ireland ten years ago. They
sanctioned methods of warfare hitherto
unused, and open fighting was supplement
ted by secert intimidation. But although
this combination secured victory at hll-
kenny il must he remembered that Kill
kenny is not ireland. They shall be forced
on Irish soil from the center TO the sea. -
THE LONDON PRESS.
LONDON. Dec. 24.-The Standard re-
marks that Mr.. Parnell has some ground
for the confidence he processes to feel
Had the election been held in the town OF
Kilkenny il says, there Is
not an atom of doubt that
he would have got an overwhelm-
ing victory. Many who would have other
wise supported Mr. Parnell doubtless alb
stained, bewildered by priestly pressure.
The Chronicle thinks the return of the
Observation-Disclosures" to the Conserva-
tive party cannot cause much JOY TO Mr..
Gladstone and Mr.. Morley.
The Telegraph says it remains TO be
seen how the McCarthyites can hold to-
gether withour parnelIs personal magnet
ism and American aid.
ROME PLEASED
ROME, Dec. 24-It is announced on good
authority that the victory of Sir John
Pope Hennessy over Mr.. Vincent Scully
at the election last Monday in North Kill
kenny was undoubtedly welcomed at the
vatican. IL is also understood that the
pope approves of the attitude assumed by
the Irish bishops and priests.
o'BRIEN AND GILL
LONDON. Dec. 4.-Tbe steamship OBJ
ltlR from New OIk, udNlDE MtSNFS.
O'Brien and Gill, nationalists, on board,
vas sighted off Prawle Point at | o'clock
his afternoon. It is expected that the
two gentlemen named will be landed at
Boulogne. Sur-Mer, at about O'Clock to-
morrow morning. Several gentlemen,
supposed TO be Irish members of parlia-
nent, are awaiting the arrival OF the
)bdam at Boulogn-.
THE MCARTHYITEs.
DUBLIN, Dec. "a AT a meeting of the
McCarthyite committee held here today,
Mr.. Michael Davitt deplored that priests
lad used intimidation tactics during the
campaign CT while the voters were being
nolled at North Kilkenny. He described
Mr parnell as being the descendant of a
common Cromwellian soldier who was
"now attempting TO destroy Ireland"
Mr. Healy said that the league funds in
ireland were overdrawn to the extent Of
G2,0O0 The bulk of the money credited TO
.he league was locked up in Paris. Mr..
Iealy added that n compromise arrange
nent between Mr. parnell and his oppo-
lents was out of the question. and the
latter would fight to beat Mr. Parnell on
every platfOr