The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-17
RIOTOUS FACTIONS.
Free For All Fights in the Kill
kenny Campaign.
PARNELL BADLY INJURED
by n Mob Daviti Cut In tho Head.
Several liiots During tho Day.
Priests Take Part-Many Dis.
graceful Scenes Witnessed.

Priests Take Part-Many DIS.
graceful Scenes Witnessed.
DUBLIN, Dec. lO.-The troubles be
tween Parneliites and the McCarthyi,ei
resulted in q free fight at Ballyhall TO-
day. A meeting was held there in the
interests OF Mr.. scully, the Parnellite
candidate. Mr.. Pirnell was one OF the
speakerG, and when he made his ap
pearance lie was cheered by his sup.
porters. While this meeting was being
held, another one in tho interest OF Sir
John Pope Henncpsy, tho McCarthyite
nomisec, WAS taking place short dis.
tanco away, at which addresses were
being made by Mr.. Dayitt and Mr.. Tan
ner. Angry speeches were made on
both sides aud the passions OF the audi.
ences were aroused 10 the highest pitch
by the language used by the speakers.
Finally the Paruellitrs made en- attack
upon tho opposition meeting. The Nc.
Carthyites made 4 Rpifitcd defense, lod
by Mr.. Dayitt, Dr.. Tanner and number
d Va piltblS Nv LllC luGttiHHs Ill
the melee that followed many persons
on both sides were injured. Among
those who wero hurt was Mr.. Davitt,
who received seXere wound on the head
at the hands Of one The Parnellites. The
attack OF tho Parnellites was finally re-
PEELED.
TDALLINAKlLTY.
Mr.. Davstt, accompanied by Father
O'Halloran, was the first OF the anti.
y Parnell speakers 10 arrive at the meet.
ing in Ballinakilty. As Mr.. Davill be-
gau his speech n wagonette, in which
were William Redmond, NJ F., Father
Ryan and other Parnellites, was
driven through the lower part Of the
square, followed by cheering crowd.
Mr.. Redmond beean speaking simul.
taneously with Mr. Dayi...
The advent oi another party headed
! by DR.. Tanner and several priests driv.
ing briskly through the crowd put a
Temporary stop to the speeches at both
meetings.
The new comers ranged themselves
alongside OF the car occupied by Mr..
Davitt amid 4 chorus OF mingled cheers
and execrations. MIR. Scully took up
the speaking and was expressing his
views when great shonling announced
the arrival OF Parneli and Harrington
and a number OF supporters on horse
back and in cars.
.Parnell's appearance beside Redmond
was the signal Tor cheers and yells Of
"Tallyho, the fox," and "kitty's petit
coat"
SPEAKING UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
Amid the din Mr.. Parnell spoke to
the group around him."
Several men now made strong effort
to drag the wagon in the midst of the
anti-Parnellite gathering, but were dis.
suaded from the purpose.
Mr.. Harrison was about to follow Mr..
Parneli, and Mr.. Tanner was speaking,
when asudden coGlllct arose on the verge
of the crowds. A rush was made toward
Davitt's car, and general melee ensued.
Mr.. Davitt leaped from his car, and
welding thick hazel stick, fought his
2 way foot by foot straight toward Mr..
Parnells wagon, receiving and giving
numerous blows. He finally reached
the wagon hatless, and with his face
badly marked, and with a few OF his
men with him, who also bore traces Of
the severe usage they had received in
their desperate passage between the t@o
vehicles. -
Standing on the steps OF Mr.. Parneli's
wagon, Mr.. Davitt uttered a breathless
and indistinct defiance, then turned and
pushed his way back to his own car.
MORE RIOTS.
Mr.. Parnell and his friends drove to
Castle Conner, Mr.. Davitt and DR.. Tanner
following in their wake. :
At Castle Conner, Mcssrs. Davitt aid
Tanner addressed an open mir Assem-
blage. Just then the carriages contain.
ing the Parnellitea passed. The crowd
hooted and pelted them with mud and
stones.
Mr.. Parnell alterward spoke to small
meeting.
While other Parnellites were address
ing tho crowd number OF Davitts fol
lowers got together and began hootinl
at the speakers. The Parnellites closed
around the vehicle from which theii
orators were addressing the people aai
the police appeared and tried to divide
the factions. The meeting ended in I
scene OF wild confusion. -s.szr
rAREEIL INJURED.
Frequent attempts to assail the mem
bers OF the party were made and ss%era
bags filled with lime were thrown a
them. Mr.. Harrineton's shoulders we.'
covered with lime, and mass of lint
struck Mr.. Parnell full in the face, com
pletely binding him. This insult iu
furiGted Mr.. parne!l's friends. Mr.
Harrington turned and advancing to
ward Father Downey, who was at tn
head OF Mr.. Parpell's opponents, shout
ed, Coward, you are disgrace to you
church"
A local doctor attended Pernell. Tb
lime had become caked beneath his eye
lids ana tho doctor was only able to re
move some OF it. Tho physician final,
advised Mr.. Parncll to drive Immediate
ly to Kilkenny. Arriving ut the Vic
toria Hotel, Nlr. Parneli had 10 be is:
from the wagouotte to his room. He 70
clnedln an arm chair, apparently sight
less and suffering the most intense ggon y
Father Fahcy Eclenstd.
DUBLIN, Dec. lG-The sentence OF 81,
weeks Imprisonment imposed upo'
Father Fahey, OF Woudford, Count.
Galway, for violating the crimes acl
expired to-day and he was released
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