The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
BLACKTlORN ARG UMENTS.
A BAG or LIME THROWN AT PARNeLL,
WHICH FILLED Hls EYES,

siany Fights In the olty sGu are at naiiln-
akin while pavitt ana Parueli we're
epeaking-iIr Dayitt Took 'FRONT.'
nent Part Ia tho Flg htlng aud was
Pretty Iiadiy Usea Wy Another Row
Occurred 40 CaSiiso ,mer - Parnsn
suffering Greatly
BALLINARiLL Dec. Hi-Mr Dayitt
accompanied by Father Ollalloran, ar
rived In the city sQuau yesterday and
addressed the crowd There were
ohecrb aud counter cha rs, and various
partisan shouts from the members Of
the various factions 40 4 much disorder.
As Dayitt began lda speech a wagon
with William RCdm ond and Father
Ryan and other Panls llites drove up 10
the lower part OF tAeS luare. Redmond
began speaking Gilr iltanoously with
Davitt Another srp Wd, headed by Mr..
Tanner and several priests, Glso ap-
pearod on tho soens about tho same
time and tho conf@ lon was ind0soriba-
bic, In tho midst Of the uproar Mr..
Parnell and q large party of hla auppor-
ters made their app arance, They were
greeted byaheuti . { Italy ho tho fox
behind Kitty'a sliIf s, and othor oifen-
slye cries. while tli Parnell faction re-
piled with oqnallw violent attacks upon
their enemies. ll disorder increased
continually wlill Mr., Parnoll was
speaking and NC q iis point there were
Many Flights "a ing on In tho square.
The melee BIS ,amo almost general,
blacltthorns anu ash.plant sticks being
used vigorously Mr.. Dayitt took
prominent parsi q 1 the fighting, and soon
started for thew agon from which Mr..
Parnell was ~ ,aRing, llo received
many blows, tm5 was prettybadly used
up before no Ras compelled 10 desiat
from his purq )se Of Meeting Parnell
face totace, ~ Q shoutedi "Mon OF Kill
kenny oameA ere 10 defend the right
OF public moor ~ and liborty Of speech,
but our oppm tents sent their black
guards 10 intni1 upt us, But we have
beaten them Ou ok, never waa struck
by an Englialn ian in my life, but have
been struck nu ny times by our country
men HE ~ marks reused his parti-
sans 10 renowe d denominations OF an-
ger, Tho pod ice finally dispersed tho
combatan;s. The Parnelhto party
drove TO Cas tlecomor aud DaYitt and
Tanner soon made thor appearance in
the latter plh o also, They at once boz
gan to address open ar meetings, dilat-
ing upon tll events that had Just oo-
CURED at Bal linaloll, aud asserting that
Mr., Pmnell J lad brought
mob ~ iirelings 20 Attack Thom.
Mr' Parnutp s carriage, while passing,
was hooted. and Dayitt sont word TO
Prneu bhas II he would come and stand
by him CDl vito, no would guarantee
him y peau able hearing. Mr. Parnen
replied; " am not In position TO
treat am only In position to fight"
Then addlt ssing small audience, he
said he vsf ied the quality and not the
quantity OF his hearers. He expressed
confidence that the VOICE OF Kilkenny
woald bo ~ him, He spoke In an im-
pNtSionod fcin, declaring that no would
not nssal any one, nor would no ask
permission 10 speak from coclsspaiTow
like Tam or or jRCkdHw like Davitt.
body OF Davitts pHrtiaanR coming up,
another row occurred. During tho
scrimmag some miscreant threw bag
OF lime nat Parnell. II struck him full
In the face and the lime filed his Dyes,
binding HIM and causing him intense
pain. His carriage vns lust driving
away whom the lime was thrown.
After riding Some distance no waa
obliged 10 aEght ut laborer's cabin
In n Eainting Condition
A doctor wns called, but could do
little 10 aas1age the pain He urged
that Mr. Plrnoll should bs driven Inn
mediately 10 Kilkenny for proper treat
ment. The start was made, but Mr..
Parnell was unable TO endure the agony
and another stop had 10 DO made az a,
hotel on tho road whore another doctor
endeavorod TO relieve bhe sufferer by APP
plying castor oil 10 his eyes, and at
tempting 10 sorape of the lime with
the point OF lead pencil. Some slight
relief wgs thus afforded, and Mr, Par
nell finally reached the Victoria hotel In
KilkeHuy, where he had 20 DO led TO a
room, being unable 10 use his eyes, A
surgeon was summoned, who states that
all the lime is now removed from tho
eyea. but that Mr.. Parnell Is still suffer.
ing greatly, and will probably be dis.
ahla1 Coz "A ti,na IIn hgpaa. That Nha ya-