New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
PARNELL'S EYES INFLAMED.
UNCERTAINTY YET WHETHER OR NOT THE
INJURY WILL BE PERMANENT.

THE PATIENT COMBINED No DARKENED ROOM
ADDRESSING 4 CROWD TUESDAY NIGHT.
HIS FACE COVERED WITH BNNDAGES-
MCCARTHY AND SEXTON SPEAKING
AT coRK-MoBLEY CONFER
RING WITH GLADSTONE
Dublin Dec l7.-NIr Parnclrs eyes have be-
come in1amed from the effects OF the line 'ha'
was thrown into them at Castle Iomcr Nos'ci-
day and he il confined 10 darkcned room.
Though Mr. Parncll's eyes paincd him intensely,
he was able at midnight las, night TO address from
window of the Victoria Hotel al Kilkenny
larce crowd that gathered about the hotel Whcn
the misfortune that had bcfallen him became
generally known During the address his lace
was covered with bandages. lie detailed the oc-
currenccs of the day. and the crowd became eN-
ssperatcd at the manner in which nc had peen
treated. and many threats OF vengeance were made
This morning Mr. Parncs breakfast was served
10 him IN bed The surgeon in attendance upon
him. fearing that Inflammation might set In.
ordered that Mr. Parrcll keep his eyes closed, and
that hot-watcr foments he constantly applied 10
them.
II was announced this afternoon th9t ire sur
seon attending Mr. Parnel feared that the INJURY
10 his patients eyes might result seuonSN. lie
has given orders that for the present WI "Hc''
shall remain indoors
Sir John Popc Hcnnessey has expressed n the
committee having in charge the campaign OF hiS
opponent Vincent Scullv. his regret for the attack
made upon Mr. Parncll at Castle Conner IestcT-
dav when tie lime was thrown in the hticre
face.
NJ Parncu has issued a strong appeal 70 the
hillside men, calling on them not TO submit to
English dictation In this he says: "Will Noh'
countrymen of Grattan. volunteers of OConn'H'
Davis and Wolf Tone, Of the gallant tather
Murphy. who fought and bled Tor Tie
INDEPENDENCE of our country; will You,
inspired by memories of the past. abandon your
chief? VIII you give him MP u the Saxon wolves
that are howling for his destruction? Or VIII
Won rally around him. as Your fathers did around
the men Of 'qS and shout, with th0lS-
and voices. No surrender HIrrah for Parncll
the leader of the Independent Irish party
Down with faction that would make the IiSh
people the servants of q foreign power GatAcr'
men Of the hillsdc>. AT JohH.well on SUrdar,
around your chief and hurl defiance at his enc
mics and the enemies of your race
The city and county convention assembled IN
Cork to-day. The hall in which the convention
was held was crowded with DELEGATES and spec
tatOrs The name OF w. Parn"H was GTe''cd
with cneers 10y the delegates. but the crowd
u
entrances TO the hall. The High Sheriff of Cork
presided.
The chairman read telegram from Patrick
Tcan, giving instructions for the transfer OF his
shares of United Ireland" 10 Mr.. Mccarthy.
Mr.. Mccarthy. in an address, declared that II
the Irish party wanted authority or sanction ioI
what they had done the magnificent gathering
thc.e assembled gave il 10 them After such
meeting they would he entitled TO speak IN inc
name of the Irish people, and they would nave
still better right TO speak after the eiecuoh
In Kilkenny.
MANY priests ard prominent citizens were
present Resolutions passed, expressing ap-
proval Of Mr. McCarthy's course and Patrick
Egan's action in tccgraphing instructions for the
transfer of his United Ireland" sAalcS . Mr..
Mccarthy.
Mr.. Sexton declared tha, Mr.. O'Bricn was re-
turning from America with broken heart ana
that Mr. Parnc would he satisfied with nothing
short of the most ahlect Submission
A crowd of Parncll men, who had gathered out
side the building, booted NJ and tried 10 attack
those who had attended the meeting as thcN
were leaving the hall, but tie police drove them
back.
Messrs. Tanner, Kenny. Dcasy and Davit ad-
dressed meeting at Frcslsord to-day. Mr..
Davitt described tie h-ft at Balnaklil, and e1ld
that Parnen caused il BY bringing his vehicle too
close 10 the gathering of his opponents. Nj Tan
ner declared that some Of nc.parcllncS spat III
the faces Of the priests vino were with the
Mccarthy party.
Mr. Redmond and number Of other PaInellii"s
addressed an impromptu meeting to-day al Nj
kenny from the windows OF the Victoria Hotel,
where Mr. Parnel has been S say.ng since v se.d ~.
new paper appeared here to-day under III"
ti,e Of The InsuppTessible.7 The prospectus OF
"Tbe Irish National Press was also issued. II
states that tire object Of the publishers IS TO
i.~le a new Dublin daily paper that Will represent
ard,zcd bv the lack Of an organ giving indc-
pendent expression TO the political convictions oi
The Irish people The capital Of tnc paper Is
divided INTO - 900 shares OF - each, ana Tue
directors are: William . }rlcn, chairman ana
chief editor: Justin Mccarthy, and The Mcsofs
Sexton. Murphy, Timothy Iiea!y, Dickson ana
owing 10 the crisis in the Tenants Defence
FIND collections have been suspended III CoIh
Thr Killarney Board Of Guardians has adopted
resolutions approving the actions ol thc Mc-
Canhvitcs ana favOriE9 the re,llemeht OF MI
Tie branch of the National League at Castle
walI.r Couutv Down. has adopted resolution
dcmanding that Mr. Parnell retire =,
London. Dec 11.-Mr. John Morley is at ia-
warden in consultation WIN Mr.. "'",I'onc % ,d t,s
Wr Gladstone is suffering from cold ana mas
no, been present III The chnTch a. la"ai'eh s'hcc
The Sorrspondent Of " The Daily News at
Knlcnnv asserts that only bags OF hOur were
thrown al Parncll and his companions al N2s'c
Conner and that Parnclls eye wa" injured pS Il
stone which must have contained Hihe'
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