The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-13
IRELAND IS DIVIDED
Some Crowds Cheer Parnell, Others
GrOan and Hiss al Him.
HEALEY ATTACKED BY A MOB
o'BrIen and Clll Co TO France-lt is
Said Parnell's Friends
Hire Boys to Cheer
Him,

other Parnellites that the anti-Parnell
edition Of that paper would he issued to-
day from the Office Of the Nation, L. ID.
Sulliyan's paper, steps were taken 10
serve an injunction against the NGiion's
publishers. The court granted the writ,
but nevertheless the forbidden edition
made its appearance this morning. IL
contains an article written by Bodkin,
uctlng editor Of the paper during the abb
sence Of Editor William O'Bricn, and
who was deposed by Parnell when he
seized the paper Wednesday. The article
is addressed in O'Brien's name 20 every
true lover Of Ireland the world over. IL
declares the sole alternative now is Par
nell OF home rule, aud home rule is inn
possible under Parnelrs leadership.
The Parnell edition was also issued
from the regular Office. ltquotes a legal
opinion juslifying the seizure Of the paper
by Parnell.
A wagon loaded with copies Of the anti
Parnell edition Of the Uniiod ireland was
driven to Kings bridge railway station
to-day, IL being the intention to send them
Tor distribution in the south OF Ireland.
As the wagon drew up at the station, two
men, one Of whom had mask on his
face and the other with drawn revolver,
sprang upon the vehicle and compelled
the driver 10 proceed with his load 10
Island bridge. Arriving there the two
men flung all the papers into the Liiiey
river.
An attempt was made 10 seize the sec
ond wagon loaded with papers while
standing at the entrance 10 the depot,
and would probably have proved success
fu had not the police interfered to pro-
iect the drivers. Under their guard the
papers were loaded on the train.
Although Ossory yesterday advised the
electors Of Kilkenny 20 cast their ballots
at the coming election according 20 their
conscience, he and the priests OF tie do
cese in which Kilkenny is situated are
supporting the canvass OF John Pope
Hennessy. The clergy Of the parliament
airy division of North Cork and East Linn
erick are actively engaged in organizing
public opinion against Parnell. The
priest at Mitchellstown tore down a num-
ber Of placards placed about the town,
calling upon the people TO support Par
neiL -
KILKESSY, Dec. l2.-Davitt, upon his
arrival here, was greeted 10y a large
crowd. His friends cheered him loudly,
but Parnelrs adherents in the crowd
hooted and jeered him.
CORK, Dec. l2.-At . o'clock this after
noon Parnell drove in an open cab 10 the
railway station, where he boarded train
for Kilkenny. He was cheered all along
the route 10 the station.
Canon Byron O'Mahoney, adminlstra.
tor of the cathedral has written a letter
90 Parnell, asking him 10 call a meeting
of his constituents to give him lO'Mnho-
neyl an opportunity 10 criticise IN Par
nell's presence his treason 10 the Irish
parliamentary party.
Parnell this morning received the Cork
branch Of the national league. In an al,
dress 10 the committee. he said he looked
10 the workingmen 10 support him, and
in return be would support them.
Parnell has accepted the invitation
from the mayor.elect of Limerick TO visit
| that city Sunday.
| NEW YORK. Dec. l2,-The Irish parlia.
mentary fund association has issued an
address in which they, while not seeking
to dictate TO the people Of Ireland
teel III duty of conscience 10 ask that
Ircland's political life should not be inn
perilled by personal interest or factional
strife. Deeply grateful for Parnell's
services, they cannot consent 10 have all
that has been purchased for ireland
al such cost, shattered and lost in an hour
Of passion.
The address continues; "While IL pain,
us to take a stand against him whom ",
have heretofore recognized as Ireland,
leader, we unhesitatingly assert the
cause Of home rule is superior 20 any man
or set Of men. We therefore endorse th,
position taken by the visiting parliamon
tary delegation and unite with them in
| asking that parnell recognize the will nj
the majority and by personal sacriiic,
save the country from being cast int,
civil strife, which gives comfort to Ire
lands hereditary enemies, dishearteni
her friends, alienatcs her allies and mus
result in the total destruction Of all tina
has been gained by our own race sine,
the present constitutional movement he
gan"
Among the siRners are Eugene Kelly
Joseph j. O'Donohue, William X. Grace
John Byrne, Joseph Y, DAILY and Jsmer
A. Coleman.
DUBLIN, Dec. IA committee repre
senting the anu-Parnell section Of th'
nationalist party opened an Office to-day
Numerous applications for membership
were received. They include letters fron
clergymen and others expressing readi
ness TO subscribe funds, il nece,sary, 70
the organization and founding Of th'
contemplated newspaper. IL was de
cided TO publish the first number oi
Monday next under the title 81 the sur
pressed limited Ir,.aHd. with the name o
William O'Brien as publisher.
DUBLIN. Dec. ~ On the arrival a
Parneli's TaRdi iUsilHi at Castle Islam
to-day a crowd seized the papers an
burned them.
NEw York, Dec. f. VIM. O'Bren an
+. ID. Gill will sail FOR France on th
steamer Obdam tomorrow. Iimoth
Harrington sails Zoe England GA ia
Lturia. Dillon. sullivan and Otonno
will remain behind With the object ~ COT
tinung the appeal iu aid Of the evicte
tenants fund in the event OF the consulu
ton in France proving successful
CORK, Dec. l2,-At the meeting Of th