The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-13
Big STIR At KILKENNY.
Parnell, Michael Davitt and Tim
Healy Are There.
PRIESTS AGAINST ADULTERER.
The Uncrowned King Hires Boys to
Hoot at Michael Davitt.
Tim Heaiy Tells Jeering Mob to Cheer
PRIESTS AGAINST ADULTERER.
Tim Healy Tells Jeering Mob to Cheer
for Mrs. O'shea-Ncwspaper war in
Dublin Goes Fiercely On-O'Brien
Sails for France Today.

CORK, Dec. 12.-Parnel was this morning re-
ceived by the Cork branch of the National
League. In an address to committee he said
that he looked toward Irishmen to support him,
and that in return he would support them.
At2 O'Clock this afternoon Paruell drove in an
open cab to the railway station, where he
boarded the train for Kilkenny. He was chcered
all along the route to the station
Parnell has accepted an invitation from the
mayor-elect OF Limerick to visit that city Sun
day.
DUBLIN, Dec. 12.-Parnell left Cork today for
Kilkenny. AS the train was drawing out of the
station he expressed thanks to a body OF Queens
college, students Tor the sympathy shown him by
coming to witness his departure The journey
was without incident till the train reached
Athey. Here crowd booted and groaned Par
nell They shouted ITO hell with ParneIl,"
gave three cheers for the bishops and priests,
and cried ''Long live Dillon and O'Brieu." AT
the other stations the people cheered Parnell.
AT Kilkenny torehlight procession, headed
oy the corporation officials, was in waiting and
escorted Parnell to hotel, where he addressed
the crowd briefly.
DUBLIN, Dec 12-Michael Dayitt arrived this
morning, en- route to Kilkenny, to take part in
the campaign in the interest of Sir John Pope
ton.
kILKESNY, Dec. 12-Davitt, upon his arrival
mere, was greeted by large crowd His friends
cheered him loudly, but Parnells adherents in
tne crowd hooted and jeered HIM
LONDON, Dec 12-The Times referring to the
Kilkenny campaign, says the efforts OF the
priests 10 obtain cheers for Dayitt failed, and
heaiy was vigorously groaned, and would prob
ably have been handled roughly had not
the police held the crowd back. At the hotel
Healy tried to address the crowd, but his voice
was drowned by hooting and yelling. Healy
shouted; "Who paid you for this?" and was
answered with cheers for Pnrnell. He retorted
by yelling: "Three cheers for Mrs. O'shea!'
dispatch to the Daily Necs from Kilkenny
says: "Davitt was received with tempest of
cheering, but kissing and hooting were too
audible from the boys and youths. 1t is alleged
that all over town boys were paid by the Parnell.
ties to hoot Dayitt
committee representing the anti -Parnell sec
non OF the national party secured Offices today.
Numerous applications for membership have
Deen received. They include letters from clergy
men ana other, expressing readiness to subscribe
FUNDS II necessary for the organization, and for
rounding the contemplated new paper. 1t was
decided to publish the first number of the paper
Monday next, under the title of The Suppressed
United ireland, with the name of William O'Brien
as publisher. ->--~-
Although the bishop Of ossory yesterday ad-
v1sed the electors of Kilkenny to cast their hal
iots at the coming election according to the
aictates OF conscience, he and the priests of the
diocese In which Kilkenny is situated are sup
porting the canvass OF Sir John Pope Hennesy.
H me clergy OF the parliamentary divisions of
North Cork and East Limerick are actively en-.
gagged IN organizing public opinion against Par.
neli. Ihe priests at Mitchelstown tore down a
number OF placards placed about the town call
Ing upon the people to support Parnell.
CoRK, Dec. 2.-Canon Bryan OMahoney, ad.
hinistrator OF the cathedral, has written letter
70 Parnel, asking him to call a meeting of hts
constituents TO give him fOMahoney) an oppor-
tunlty to criticse in his (ParnelIs) presence his
treason to the Irish parliamentary marty. Ats
meeting OF the national committee of Cork
county tonight Canon OMahoney made an ad-
oress declaring that Parnell had left the city
without replying to his challenge to call a meet
ing TO give him an opportunity to show Parnell,s
treason. He said money had been distributed to
organize the demonstration in favor of Parnell
DuBLiN' Dec l2-It coming to the knowledge
OF Leamy, appointed editor of the United ireland
oy Parnell, and other Parnellites, that an anti
farneil edition OF that paper would be issued
To-Day from the office OF the Nation, t. D. Sulli-
van paper, steps were taken to secure an in
junction against the Nations publisher The
court granted the writ. Nevertheless the for
oldden edition made its appearance this morning
IL contains an article written by Bodkin. acting
e1A.vA VI the paper uuIiHg the absence of Editor
William Brien,and who was deposed by ParnelI
when he seized the paper Wednesday. The article
is addressed in o Briens name to every true lover
OF ireland, the world over. II declares that the
sole alternative now is Parnell or home rule. and
that home rule is impossible under Parnelrs
leadership.
PaEnel edition of the paper was also issued
from the regular Office. Ii has a legal oninjon
lustiiyins the seizure of the property by Par
nell
wagon loaded with copies of the anti-Par-
nell edition OF United ireland was driven To the
hingsbridge railroad station today, it being the
intention TO send them for distribution in the
south OF Ireland. AS the wagon drew ND at the
station two men. one of whom had mask ON
bis face and the other with a drawn revolver.
sprang upon the vehicle, and compelled the
driver to proceed with his load to Island bridge
Arriving there the two men flung all the papers
into the Lfey river.
An attempt was also made to seize second
wagon loaded with the papers, standing at the
entrance OF the depot, and it probably yould
nave proven successful had not the police inter
Tered TO protect the driver. Under guard the
papers were loaded on a van.
ON the arrival OF Parnelrs United ireland at
Cassel island today crowd seized the papers
and burned them.