Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
SAVAGE REVENGE.
III Parael Severely Injured II a
Political Ret.
t4s Is S3raCk in tbs Eses by > Lei of
Lime Thoseh Suffering Great
Pan. siis Sight hsaY Be Saved.

tfNAkto AZ &llFU4kllt p4 TUESDAY
say that the disorder Increased eontlu-
aally a aiie M rArnsii Nas speaking
sna - this point lksne sssEV maas hghts
going on ~ the square The melee be-
came almost general, blsektaoIns and
ash plaaI sticks being usea vigorously
Mr naNlit leapca from hls s..I W5ela-
ing Thick hazel stick. and fought h.s
way, foot by foct straight toNard Mr
Parnell's W2gon, receiving and giving
numerous blows he hnalls
reached tie wagon hatless and
with hls face badly marked and
with few of his mes With him uho
also bore traces Of the severe usage they
had received ia their desperate passage
between the two vehicles. Standing on
the steps Of Mr Psrnell's wagon Mr
Davitt uttered a breathless aud lndis-
tinet defiance, then turned and Pnshcd
his way hack - hls own car sur-
rounded by his faithful supporters
and amid the continuous wells and exc
crations Of the tao contending and
wildly excited factions and Wlth an eN-
change of . shower of blows.
Al Castle Conner Messrs. Davitt and
Tanner addressed an open-air assem-
blage, dilating upon the details a. Bali
inakill and asserting that Parnel
had brought a hired mob there %
attack them. just then the carriages
containing the Parnellites passed the
crowd, which hooted and pclted them
with mud and stones
While other Parnellites were address
ing the crowd d number Of navitts fol-
lowers got together and began hooung
at the speakers. The Parnellites closed
around the vehicle from which their
orators were addressing the people
and the police appeared and tried to
divide the factions The meeting ended
in a scene of wild confusion and Parncl
and his friends drove Of amid shower
of stones and mud. Frequent attempts
10 aSsail the members Of the
party were made and sew
eral bags filled with lime were thrown
at them. Mr.. Hsrrington's shoulders
were covered with lime. and
mass Of lime struck Mr.. ParneU fun IN
the face, completely binding hun.
This insult infuriated Mr.. Parnells
friends. MIR. Harrington turned. and,
advancing toward Father Downey, who
was at the head of Mr.. Psrnells OPP
ponents. shouted; Coward! You are
disgrace to your church"
The police here again interfered and
Mr.. Parnells party, who had left their
cars, again took their seats and finally
got away on 10 the road. Mr..
Parnelrs eyes. which were quite
closed, were intensely painful. lie
was soon obliged to stop his car
riage, which he left and entered a
laborer's cabin in a fainting condi-
tion. local doctor attended him.
The lime had become caked beneath
his eyelids, and the doctor was only
able 10 remove some of it by using a
silk handkerchief and some hair oil he
found in the cabin. The physician
finally advised Mr.. PsInell 10 drive inn
mediately 20 Kilkenny. So the latter
re-entered his carriage and pro-
ceeded on his journey. but the pain
again became SO intense that second
halt was made, tins time at a roadside
public house. where the doctor made
further efforts 70 relieve the terrible
pain which Mr.. Parnel was suffering.
The doctor was able at this place
10 procure quantity OF castor
oil, which he poured freely into
Mr.. Parnell's eyes. He then tried 70
scrape off some more of the lime. using
for this purpose the point Of an
ordinary lead pencil The lime. how
ever, had become crusted inside the eve.
lids. and the doctor. with the crude inn
plements al hand. was only able 70 re-
move the torturing substance slowly and
with much difficulty. The doctor apol-
ogized to Mr.. Parnen for causing him 50
much pain. but said il was unavoidable.
Mr. Parnell said. Never mind the
pain. Do your best. Don't Jet me
loose my sight" The doctor poured
more oil into Mr.. Parnells eyes and
said he hoped the case was not as bad
as that. Finding that ne was unable
10 remove all the lime. the doctor urged
Mr.. Parnell TO drive with all speed TO
the town and this was done.
Arriving At the Victoria Hotel Mr.
Parnell had 70 be led from the wagon
cite TO his room.
Though Mr. Parnen suffered intense
pain he was able at midnight 70 address
from a window Of the Victoria Hofel 81
Kilkenny large crowd that had gath
cred about the hotel when the misforf-
une that had befallen him became
generally known. During the address
his face was covered with bentages
lie detailed the events of the DAY. and
the crowd became exasperated 81 The
manner in which be had been treated,
and many threats Of vengeance were
made
Mr. Parnells breakfast was served %
him ia bed A close examination 81
his eyes revealed the fact that bis sight
Is not injured The surgeon in attend
ance upon him declares. however. that
inflammation may set IA Hs has
ordered hat ST PANEL keep tis eyes
closed. and that hot water femsnts be
constantly spplies 70 theEz- Il Is rot
likely that Re will bs allowed e lesvs
his room fer aav 81 SO.
parift -as struck tv~ics ~ TIE had
during ths fsht His hst vss 81. ard
his brad Marked The cheek ef ~ -
ssil1nf va lsi6 op.n bY tiaokthorn IN
the hands a Dr TsHnet. Tar bloo5 of
bo'h si64s y up. sna - will % var
"a fss ssicx untl AFR election.
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