Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-25

parnel eH for Paris 70 Confer
With Eaitor o'Bnsn.
An Enthusiastic Reception Al nut,lia
-DAsus Savage ATTACH %
ths Ek-Chirt.

lHh ANtrE 7 NJ BIS
a.eNpoN. bee - IA Is reported thHt
Nnaaua T. = hfieu has ianaes 81 kee-
losae. svhcre hc Nas mci ~ jestin
Mccarthy. sna both praosesea g. Paris,
Parueu has lciI nutlln iaf Paris
nGHlAN. DISC 4 Al midnight 1ees-
day sight q ~lidly enthusiasts ana
cheering ere~d ~ Mr. fsmcls aa-
mircrs embarrassed the hoF.us ffom tise
bgake which Ma a. convey lhe IRISH
leaacr FROM the railway stAtlaA a. tae
National Ciab. aud draeEod his vSAicle
II that huilaing where Ia made
speech - Rae assembled crowd
RezE. Dec. sat is announced gn
gaoa authority that tae victory 1T SIR
John Pops nsnRsssy ever Ma NiHocpt
Scuily al the elscton lasi NondaY ln
North Kilkenny Wa undoubtedly wei-
oorsea 81 the Vatican il IL aiso nm
dersiood that the Pope apprafcs II lhe
attitude assumed ~ the Irish bishops
and priests.
KMsEASs, Dec "a The Official re.
saii ct the elections ~ ll sac facan-
az la the House az Commnus, shows Ihlt
llennessy the anfi pauelI candidate. s.
elected lie received 45s7 votes. ulilo
ocniy. sac farneiiiff candidate. reserved
only 3a0. The actual result was nai
made known uutl aucsaay although
the ma jorliy seemed confident al @ruuvs
defeat Mr. Vincent oculy uIH lodge q
petition protesting against tla sisriian
81 Sir John Pope llcnnessY un tHe
ground Of undne Influence Upau tne
pafg ~ the priests. particularly &C.
ferring 70 the priests action ln eennec-
tion with the iliierais voters of Castle
conner. Ia connection with the formal
protest 10 be made by Ar Vincent
Scully against the validity ~ the Cloc-
iion of Sir John Pope hennessv as q
member Of Parliament from North kd.
kenny il Is said that over 200 votes are
challenged by the fsruelites
LONDON, Dec 2i-Mr Michael nav-
tits newspaper the Labor World ~
news the onslaught recently made upon
Mr. Parneu through its columns lur.
ing the course 81 a lengthy attack upon
the "uncrowned king the Labor
World ssys that If rs auy com
promise Mr.. parncil remains
leader Of the Irish party number
OF ant-parnen members threaten g.
abandon public lite. which would be
disastrous u the party al large The
Labor World adds that Mr. parnsll b.
greater danger 81 Ireland than auy out
side enemy ever has been 10 foreign
force. SAYS Mi naviti's paper has ever
50 endangered ireland $ hbcrtY and
honor as this new pretcnder un-
fnitigatcd triclsstcr and INSCRIPTIONS
enemy OF liberty and democracy who
attacks ireland honor IA u.s. most vital
part and who betrayed his trust ~
honor committed 70 l8s case The Labor
World, continuing says that
Mr. ParneIl should not bc poe
mittcd 10 hold power which wouid
be abused and which would rcu-
der lreland's condition under her die
tator worse than that Of . South amer
icau republic. ireland can Tight Bal
fourism. for thst NAV he classed
as al open enemy while parncN-
ism Is much more dangerous because
IL is hidden foe parneils honor
SAYS the paper SIS a bvword uis
mendscltv Is boandlcss his viudicfivc-
ross HNN tftaNNN att INtaiftt"r mo taNe
hypocrisy is colossal and hc may drag
Ireland 10 disgrace Ihosc seeing him
/ in his hideous dcformny viii NOT rest
until they have deprived Dim of thc
power 20 insure the untarnshed cause
Of Irish liberty.
ucnncssy s election Is hailed with de-
lirht by the Liberals. who profess %
believe that Il means ihc political d@sth-
lneil 81 Paruell Sir William Harcourt
said that hc had no doubt that thc lr.sh
f party. under its new leadership. woala
+ soon be working "a complete harmony
with thc Liberals. and thaf all tho
ground lost during the resent dcmofa'-
ization of the Irish contingent would be
speedily recovered. Ir Gladstone was
furnished with Geographic adviccs lron
T the Kilkenny election a. hIs home n
liawardcn up 80 iatc hour Monday
night and Tuesday Be v.as visited tf =
number a friends ca~er 81 cgr-r1i ~
F late him on The Pamel defeat