Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11
THE FEELING IN DUBLIN.
DIR. Parneu Supported by a Great Majority OF
the People.

t!ie feopie-
DrELrx. Dec 1.-The Offices of Iaiad Trc-
In,.f are again in the possession of Mr. iarnell
The anti-Parns,lites who last night nussed the
rcpreso natives of Mr.. Parnell from the rrenl-
i-es after Destroying such leaders as had been
prepared by the newly appointed editor. Sir.
Lsary took their departure after having ar-
pointed Il guard. which was left in possession
with orders ~ prevent Nr. PIrneli or his friends
entering the building
This morning, ir. laraell accompanied by n
large n',I;'"r Of friends and supporters. pre-
ce-Icd 20 The Offices of EI,iisd Ireio5ui force.
the lpo-s. t-O.e cut the anti ParDeilIt.. GUARD
and .liI' l-.!Iua8 possession TE,. ,yl,,., M;
wa Witnessed by q Number o. policemen none.
OF whom! CfPi cd any opposition tn the SUMMARY
proceeding 0i the p.rI.eiIIseS. As snorr at Nh
PITir-ii ioTnd himself again in control Of the
bU1h!trC ~ appeared al window a,..! addressed
the crowd
last S59ur's OVATION
The Tremendous popular ovation rendered
Mr.. !arneil al tho lio:Gnda i:,st night has cxtr-
cisco 4 most favorable iriGsuce Iron Iri-l,
oPlHICn- Tie number Of his adhorcnts l.
g.cwing raPntiv. In concluding bis speech OF
Last night liT- Parnel devoted considerable
tIIae 20 discussion OF &c land and eviction
questions Ills views . expressed! W 80 q rope
tIilOn of his former opinions. Leaving the
ictin'ia Proper. hir. frrnca We. 20 the con-
cert halt. where be tcli,e eyed twcntT-TlliY!Ite
lc VIZ niGCtllis, LlcIi had
serbieG there. Sill later lie Irish leader
spoke 10 IN enormous GROVE! f:oHr tnc LaIcon-
Mr. farneH thcn entered carriage. ana. escorted
by large thrcn,i,,nt Ircc.-,s..,It headed By
bands Of Music aid cheCr>d by The ;hrcn-s
which lined the ro;Ite. I-1c-c .los. % tE..
quarters OF the National C!uL. Arrived thcrc.
he na'st from a window the CLOSING speech OF
one OF the mos: memorable days in HI lite.
The only G;Itow..rd incident connected with
the ovation To Mr. paTneii Was the action OF a
Of -rrz.t
Queen. The crowd ch.lfTcd tn young men
numerically. but did not attempt any
violence
yE- HEALY Is DISCUSSED.
Timothy Healy Is much disguised BY his re-
eert,o-i III Dublin, where he narrowly escaped
violence at the hands o: the crowd. lie has
heretofore aiw..ys met with an enthusiastic
greeting III that city ard was not prepared for
such a complete revolution of 'ubl. sent.mer n,
He Is making ready. foweye- ta::. the iield
against Parn,lIa candidate in kiike',cv The
news from Kilkenny il favorable To- NJ. PaTnell
Tie HesiyIIes will Tot ;.r,:i, that tic lio:yaca
mee;lEf; necessarily represents the feeling OF
the majority Of the people of publin. They
say that the appearance NJ such meetings
Means anyt thing or nothing. 1t all depends uuon
sSliifui organization, no: upon surface enthu-
siasm.
The manifesto of the Healvitcs is considered
more remarkable for lis literary excellence
than for profound political INSIGHT
He2ly was burned III eiGgy last night. The
feeling against Mr.. ParEcD 5 nenlies is growing
very bitter.
SENTIMENT FAvoRISG PARSgLL.
AT Limerick and Cork great popular displays
are being arranged in honor of the Irish leader
and his visits to those cities promise 10 be the
occasions of oyations rivaling that received by
him here.
The bishop of Oshory has advised the people
OF North Kilkenny to- vote according to their
eonsclences IN the impending election for Il
member of the house of commons
Dir. Parnell has finally selected Mr. John
Kelly as his candidate for the house of COM
rlons from North Kilkenny.
An opea-alr meeting was held at Waterford
yesterday. ut which Timothy Healy was burned
III ettgy amid ParneIlite cheers
PARNELL Piled CRovBAR.
When Mr.. Parnen and his friends arrived at
the UHttei Ireland Offices they found that the
snti-Parnellite guard in charge OF the building
had securely locked ard fastened the front
door. which they refused TO open to repeated
demands for adnlittance. Er. Parnell there
upor secured a crOwbar. with which he
himself forced the door and then. fol-
lowed by his supporters and friends en-
tered the bulliIg. elected the members
OF the tHtt7; If,d"d staif and others whom he
found there aad boiled and barred The door
behind them Sach conversation as w;.s had
between Mr.. ParEells party within ard the
elected staff without Was conducted through
3ir. Parnel started for Cork. An enormous
ton and loudly oheered him as he entered the
trim.