Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-15
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
Parnell fenounctd From Church Pull
pits in lraaEd.
A RICH MEXICAN MINE SOLD.
Protest Against Foreign Interfer-
ence in Regard to the Treat
ment of Jews in Russia.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE sxoohD-vmoN.I
IRELAND's CAUSE.
Parnell Denounced from { shurch Pu,nits

Parnell Denounced from hurch Pulpits
in Ireland
DUBLIN, December 14th-At Westport. county
Mayo, to-day, Psrnell and his followers were
oenoueeed from the altar. In many other
Catholic churches similar denuncialiens were
uttered A circular by the Bishop of Cloyne
which was read in the churches to-day, says;
I'm consequence of the deplorable state of
things produce ed by ParnelTs unprincipled aud
unpatI1otic action, it is of the utmost Import
anee 70 reorganize the League branches OF this
PARNEIL sTvNPING IRELAND
DUBLIN, December l4th,-Parnell addressed q
meeting of 500 people ar Tullyrone to-day His
speech was merely repetition of his utterances
running commentary OF cries such as Down
with Judas Healy," "To - with Hennessy,
the Zulu king etc, from certain Of his hearers.
From Tullyrone Parnell and his friends drove
to Fresh ford, where Parneli addressed another
meeting, referring, during the speech, to the
seceders as miserable gutter sparrows, whom
he had pushed out of obscufity and given a bet
ter chance than he gave himself.
While talking, Parnell was interrupted by
gathering OF his opponents, who shouted ITO
- with the adulterer. fight would newt
police.
Parnell closed the day work with an address
at uIllrgford, where he spen6s the Light
ANTI PARNELL MEEIING.
An anti-Parnell faction held meeting day
at Ilpperary at winch 700 persons were pres.
ent. Canon Cahilrs taking the chair YVES a sig
nal for band of fifty Parnellites to start cheer
ing for their leader. This was responded to by
the anti Parnellites. and the cheering was kept
up by the two factions for fully an hour, max
ing if impossible for the speakers to be heard
Father Humphreys and others tried hard
to pacify the opposing crowd, but in spite of
their efforts stones were thrown and stiels lsed
freely, and serious conflict was averted Unly
by q final withdrawal of the Parnellges.
After speeches were made a resolution was
carried in support Of Mccarthy and his fol-
lowers.
:. HEALY SPEAKS AT DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, December l4th.--Healy. Kenny,
Tanner and Davitt to-day addressed meetings
in support of Sir John Pope Hepnessy HeaIy
declared that If Parnell was allowed to retain
the leadership he would stump Ireland with
new banner, made of Mrs O'Sheas petticoats:
PaInell, he said, put Captain 0Sbea in Parlia-
ment, the price paid being the honor of O'Shea's
wife.
resolutions were adopted strongly deneuncing
Pariiell and the FTeema,fs Journal and calling
for the resignation of Justin Hunuy Mccarthy,
who represents Newry in Parliament, because
OF his having supported Parnell.
At large meeting at Youghal, at which Can
non Keller presided, resolutions commencing
Parnell were adopted.
The Garrick-on-suir Board of Guardians have
rescinded the vote Of want of confidence in
Parnell.
MASS 20 TONED.
DUBLIN, December 14th.-There was a race be-
tween the opposing parties to catch the electors
at Freshiord. Dayitt and Sir John Pope Hen
| nessey reached that place just before the cele.
bration of mass. The priest, however, decided
that the mass could wait, and messengers were
| dispatched to beat up the people. Forty-fiye
| minutes saw crowd collected in the market
| place, headed by Father ShoItan.
AT the same moment band of Parnellites ar
rived. headed by Father O'Shea, q suspended
priest The Parnellites, however, joined with
the anti-Parnellites in their meeting, shouting
to Dayitt, you're welcome"
Dayitt spoke until Father O'Shea, their leader,
becoming impatient, exclaimed. 81 must stop
you, Davitt The latter, amid good humor
and laughter, appealed to Father O'Shea as q
chiyalrous Irishman, to let him go on. Father
OShea was Modified, and said he would allow
Mr.. Davitt to continue, but after Davitt had ut
tered fsw words about ParneIl Father O'Shea
lost self-control and continued to indulge in
bursts of dissent and indignation, occasionally
subsiding into dogged silence when Dsyitt
scored point.
When second appeal was being made by
Dayitt Father Oohea said sc Friends, let US
hear Davitt. l don't agree with him but I re-
speet him from the bottom of my heart"
The whole scene was characteristic of the i'm
pulsiye Irish race. There was no disorder and
after the speech making ended the whole crowd
hled quietly into church, and mass was cele-
brpted