Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-22
svcci OCCUPIES TWO Aouas
IN EATING.
4 Handsome Athlete and His Ex.
perienee with . Young,
Wealthy Widow.
SUICIDE OF NICHOLAS Al.
MILO. a MILLIONAIRE.
Mrs. Flannery Tells q Curious
Story and Tries 10 Obtain a
Share In Some Property.
By Telegraph 70 the SIws.i
rsG rARyELL sfneaels.

Paraacs, Meeting. and Speeches Ia
Various Places.
KILKENNY, Dec. 2i.-Parnell and
Scully, the ParnelIite candidate for
Parliament, left here at noon for
Glare. They were accompanied by
long PROFESSIONS Of cars filled with
Parneil's supporters. Upon nrriv-
ing at Glare the Parnellites found q
meeting proceeding opposite the
Catholic chapel 10 support Of Sir
John Hcnnessy. When Parnell
reached the crowd n priest, Father
Walsh, addressing Parnell, said,
'sThese ere thc chapel grounds; you
must not speak here.o
\ local farmer here interpcsei,
saying the grounds did not belong
10 the chapel and that Parnell had
a perfect right to speak there. Par
nell said arrangements had been
made to hold meeting in the field.
and it must proceed.
Father Walsh then requested
everybody on his side 10 leave with
him, and surr5 fes; persons fol-
lowed the priest and Sir Thomas
Esmonde, who was also present. *
meeting was then organized and
Parnell made an address. He said
although his party did not have all
the clergy on his side, he had no
harsh W Ids for any Of them. After
some further remarks, Parnell con-
ciuded his speech, and, leaving
Glare, accompanied by Scully, drove
six miles 10 Johnswell, where an
other meeting was held.
Parnell reminded the electors
that they had to deal with
ENGLISH STATE CRAFT,
which was watching 30 seize every
point OF vantage ground that the
Irishmrn surrendered. IL was not
a big board Of guardians for which
Irelsrd contended; II was n parlia-
inert which Would fully satisfy the
aspirations OF the people. To achieve
this the people must stand by their
leader and not leave Ireland 10 the
incaIah,e persons who are trying to
sten iJito his sfoss. The men oppOs-
ing him were not elected 10 sit In
judgment u2on him. Until Ireland
gave him his dismissal he would TT
gari himself a. The commanding
officer, carrying the national ban
ner through the ranks of the foe
FARRELL returned 20 Kilkenny this
evening. A meeting OF Parnellitss
was held outside o. Parnell's hotel
here NJ Q O'Clock this evening. Par
nell addressed the gathering.
Parneii GOES 70 Avondale after the
election in Kilkenny and will pro-
coed thence TO Paris 20 confer with
O'Brien. Davit. made addresses At
Gores5ridge ami Gowran today.
CHARGING UTOS FARADERs.
DUBLIN, Dec. 2l.-Tinsotby Har-
rington arrived last night In Cork
in company with the Mayor OF that
city. The Parnrliites had intended
to greet him when ne landed from
Asrania in Queenstown, and had
organized a torchlight procession In
HE honor. They missed being pres
ent on the steamers arrival. but
nevertheless made demonstration.
EipaIIv q holy Of uuti Parnellites
-, unoc IN, r,rader. and
,n1,,.S ,hsn, thrnw;ng their torches
- ,hs har,.or several paopIe were
i,u,t Tarring,on boIds that a ma
jority OF the Irish in America are
loyal to Parnell, although he says
most OF the daily newspapers and
leading politicians are against him.
Tar1;ngton at Queenstown. said
n. h..iiavsd iTO,Rrien had been at
home or n parneII had seen his
wsr 10 retire Ia accordance with
~. w;sbes Of Tire msiority. the
nrc.ent disastrous crisis would have
been avoided He supposed. how
go That Pa,neII had good reasons
a.. Ire co,,,.e h, had adop.ed. Har-
r;n -, ~. Snr,ber said he regretted
~. ner.onai;ties in which both sides
MI inSni.a's He was surpris-d
"a, parnaii h,J ,Iescen,led 10 the
ia ~ " ~ ~
"'e "
ScuRRILoUs LANGUAGE
and hal appIied offensive epithets
~ his lat. colleagues. The unfor-
,nna,s s,,Iit i'm The party. he said,
IaJ ,,us,rsted line objects of the
Aner;can mission. which II would
~. use,s.s 10 renew at present, for
.rh;is ~. Tri.hmrn wer. in their
49,, bauril..rei state thew would
r.s,,s,. 10 listen 10 the appeals Of
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