The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-25
He WILL NEVER YIELD
Parnsll Declares His Policy Which Is
Rule Or Ruin.
WIN. O'BRlEN IN FRANCE
Justin McCarthy's Defense OF the
Campaign In KIlkenny-Hen-
nessy's Election to Be
Protested.

ROME, Dec. 2i.-lt is announced on
good authority that the victory Of Hen
messy over Scully at the election in North
Kilkenny is undoubtedly welcomed at the
vatican. II is also understood the pope
approves the attitude assumed by the
Irish bishops and priests. The pope, how
ever, added he will not interfere in Irish
politics, having decided TO maintain an
attitude of reserve.
NEW YORK. Dec. 9i.-Mr. Gill said this
morning: II am more than satisfied with
the majority in the Kilkenny election. |
am much surprised that the vote was SO
large
DUBLIN, Dec. 2i.-Unitcd ireland, refer
ring TO the election in North Kilkenny,
says:
"Kilkenny has declared for Gladstone
against Parnell. The battle was fought
with every weapon that hatred, malice,
ingratitude or treachery could supply.
Behind the mutineers were the priests,
eager 10 regain the power Parnell had
secured for Ireland ten years ago. They
sanctioned methods of warfure hitherto
unused and open fighting was supple
mented by secret intimidation. But al
though this combination secured VIC
tory in Kilkenny IL must be remembered
that Kilkenny is not Ireland. They shall
be forced 10 renew the battle AT every spo
on the Irish soil from the center to the
seas.n
The Freemdn's Journal says Parnell
starts for Paris tonight TO meet his trusty
lieutenant William O'Brien. Parnell,
according 10 the Journal, refuses 10 be-
lieve the friendly conference between
o'Brien and himself will be barren of re-
suits until they have definitely failed 10
establish modus yivendi.
DUBLIN, Dec. 2S.-At a meeting Of the
McCarthyite committee day, Davitt de-
MED that the priests had used intimidat-
| ing tactics in North Kilkenny. Healy
said the league funds in Ireland were
the bulk of the money was locked up in
Paris. Healy added that a compromise
arrangement between Parnell and his op-
ponents was out Of the question and that
the latter would fight Parnell 10 the
death on every platform.
BoULoGNE, Dec. 4.-In an interview
today Justin McCariy declared his idea
| in coming here was 10 inform O'Brien
fully in regard 20 recent events in Ire
lard. Mccarthy says he believed in view
| Of Parnells declarations after the Xii.
kenny election, all idea OF reconciliation
between the two factions must he aban,
doncd. Even negotiations were hardly
possible, he added, as no basis for set
tlement Of the disbute existed, Parnell
having refused 10 accept the result of the
Kilkenny election and declined TO aban,
don the leadership.
"The nationalist said Mr.. McCarty
twill never consent 10 Parnells reten
tion Of the leadership. Some Of the Par
nellites are luke warm in their adherence
and only stick 10 Parnell through feel
ing of chivalry. II is likely some will
join OBrien when his decision i,
KNOWN
Mccarthy spurned the idea that O'Brier
would join the Parnell party withou
openly declaring himself.
DUBLIN, Dec. 4.-Parnell said to-day
he would go from here to Paris 10 ollie
congratulations TO O'Brien on the success
Of the latter's mission TO America. In re
gard TO himself he said he would not re
cede one inch from his position. AfteI
his return from France he proposes TO re-
sumo his campaign, beginning at LINER
ick.