New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
HOW THE PAPER VAS SEIZED.
PARNELL ELECTS TIE ACTING EDITOR AND
STOPS THE CURRENT EDITION.
THE PAPER TO SUPPORT HIM HENCTFORTH-
Mr.. LEAMY PLACED IN CHARGE OF IL
A COLLISION BETMEEN TIE SHERIIIS
AND THE SUB EDITORS.

Mr.. LEANY PLACED IN CHARGE or IL
A COLLISION BETWEEN THE sHEMFF's
OFFICERS AND THE SUB EDITORS.
DubrIE Dec lO.-1he newSpapcr tnhcd Ireland
has cot into trouble through tS persistent advocacy
f the retirement of Mr.. Parnol. Mr.. parncn l. one
of the directors Of the company owning the paper anu,
acting in that capacity. he today seized the plant OF
the paper stopped the issue of the current edition. ana
elected the acting editor Mr. Bodlin Iarri>cr Kelly
Henry Campbell Mr.. Parncll> private secretary ana
Mr. Mahoney. NJ T.. were present when the seizure
WAS made Mr. Parnell's agent has taken possession
of the Offices Of the paper
when MIR Bodkin entered the office TO-DAY hc found
NJ parnel in possession Mr. Parncl. in the presence
of tbc other directors read the articles of aS-ocatoA
urdcr which the company organized and ucn
ordered the sheriff 70 eject Mr. Bodhin. The latter
made an Intellectual resistance desperate conhlct
occurred in the downstairs Office between IN" Nheru
officers and the sub-cditas. sticks and stools were
used as weapons and the air wa filled with flying
missiles Finally. after sharp and fierce struggle Tie
mb-edltors were finally put ont Of the building.
The news of the seizure OF the paper created great
excitement in Dublin and a mob surrounded the Office
Mr. Parneu later addressed the stan, the members 0l
which promised 10 serve him during the rcmander of
the crisis Mr. Parne placed Mr.. Leamy in charge
OF the paper
II has been ascertaned that Of the editors cot
a hint of Mr. Parncs intention to seize the paper ana
made arrangements 10 have today's edition ph'td
AT an earlier hour than usual Tie EDITION VIZ "'
the point Of being issued wien M ParheI appcaicH.
He ordered that the entire edition. which contained
bitter attacks upon himself be destroyed in ''
struggle that took place in the Office one Of Mt '"iN'
supporters was hit on the head with an ONO, 7''''
receiving scalp-wound. Thrcc of the shcuf's men
received slight contu>ionS.
Timothy IIealy was at the office OF the N'u"hl
League in acGvillest when the paper were -eM'i'
United Ireland viii rca"pcar tomorrow ht
Its policy will bc changed, and henceforth 1t VIII bc
issued a a Parnele organ.
II was stated this afternoon that Mr.. PdrncH owns
t74 of the 500 into which TIE capitai sl"'"
Of the "Unitod Ireland company Is divided ana
that DR.. Joseph F.. Kenny and Justin Mccarthy own
the remainder The editor, WHO were clc ;ed from
The Office viii Mr. Parnell Tor assault
Mr. Bodkin. the acting editor Of q" United Ireland "
who was to-day dcpo,cd by VI. Parucll. Do ah 3D.
terview subsequent 10 hi, removal sad iiiu Ir
I'd ton Of the paper which Mr. Parmcl! ordtlTN de
stroved contained many resolution, thi had h"' D
adopted By the provincial lmnchc, Of TIE Nauo. al
League opposing NJ Iarncl II contained aI %
a cattle dispatch from Mr. p'Hricn. ,"Ni-; -Ahdc
by nv instructions. Insist moderately. hri lrnR
upon ParncNs retirement a. Il sine qua non.
While in the street At ono time today h"-IiI,
crowd threatened Mr.. IIcay. who Wae compelled
10 seek protection from the p0Ncc.