The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-09
THE BREACH WIDENS.
ParnelI, Thirsting for Revenge,
Reckless of Ireland.
WILL MAKE PERSONAL CANVASS.
The McCsrthyites Occupy the Best Seats
in the Commons-Ask o'Brien
90 Come Back.

LoYDog, Dec. s. William O'Brien sent ,
cable dispatch to ParnelI today appalling
TO him 10 suggest some way by which Ire-
land might be saved from destruction, and
ParnelI replied:
sit is now TOO late {, rescue the seceders from
their false position. / snail be glad to consult
yoa on your arrival in Europe"
Parnei has sent dispatch to aiIwau-
kee, Wis. declining an offer OF SIS, 600 for
100 lectures.
Parnel viii send mission to the United
States 10 place before the American people
his side of the controversy.
Parnell goes TO Ireland tomorrow. He
will deliver an address at Dublin Thursday
and afterwards proceed 10 Corr. Longford
and Granard. Parnell will be accompanied
on his coming tour through Ireland by the
most active of his followers. Before his
departure from England for Ireland he
will issue manifesto to the people of the
latter country, which will be signed by his
supporters.
The Heaiy Gaelic Athletic Association
has adopted resolution requesting HeaIy
TO abandon his present position and sup
port Parnell
The o'Gorman-Mahon, member OF par
Parnell to Mrs. O'shea. recently expressed
adesire 10 challenge Parnell TO a duel, but
hi doctor prevented him on account OF
Mahon's age, he being q years old.
Prof James Stuart, member of the house
of commons. VINO, with Henry Labouch-
ere. was charged by Parneli with being en-
gagged In o conspiracy With the anti Paruel
Irish members, spent some time in confer.
ence with Gladstone today.
The Cork Examiner says Pnrnel's English
career has c.osed. The Examisaey thinks
Parneil has oyerrated bis AGILITY TO secure
the return OF men to parliament 70 iaSe the
places OF the melnDers who oppose his
leadership.
Ia response 20 the cal issued by Justin
Mccarthy leader of the anti parneliite
section of the irish party, those opposed 10
Parneii assembled to-day to further con-
slider the line OF policy to be adopted
Copies OF the call were addressed
to Parnel and his supporters. but none OF
them we're present A council composed
of eight members. Messrs. Abraham, Dr.
ion, Healy. O'Brien, Arthur 0iConner.
Thomas Power. O'Connor. Sexton and
Shelby was appointed to assist Mccarthy
in deciding The future action of the party.
The meeting unanimously authorized
Mccarthy to prepare an address to the
Irish people at home and abroad. In this
he will give The present aspect OF / ish
questions anu outline the future policy of
the party. The meeting then adjourned
till o'clock tomorrow.
DUBLIN, Dec. S-The Tipperary town
commissioners have adopted resolution
declaring that they have lost confidence in
Parneli.
The Fteemaa's journal, in which Parnell
is understood TO have an interest, advocates
on its own responsibility without recon-
mending the plan to either side on grounds
beyond its reasonableness. that efforts be
made by the fac ions of the Irish party in
the direction of Cancellation and peace 1t
urges Dnlon and OBJ len TO return from
the United States to Paris. and that the
Nationalists or a delegation from each Sec
ton of the party assemble in that city.