Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-22
farneH Makes Several sp. eches-Bar~
rington at Cork.

rington at Cork.
KILKENNY, December 21s parnei, s
left hare ., ,1e candidate for Parliament.
1 gsnIe1 py a long procession of ssrs filled with
psrnei; pei supporters. Upon arrival at Clare the
nasite tha Caha 1ouhd a meeting preceding Oh.
1ohn Pope Hennessy ppoit VI Sir
Mhen Parnell reached the e,owd F.tber
chanaf arog auoressing Pasnel said These are the
SAioa ifesi sIouuus. GU must not stop here
>. as.ocal farmer here interposed saving that
the epounoS peri qio not belong to the Chapel and
Parneil ssid naa perfect right to speak there
ceed, eiu' anu IL must pro-
his eide ~ Walsh tnen requested everybody on
sons followed, as did Sir Thomas Eins &c" PEI PER
was also present. 'nionu' VINO
,rada a meeting ee was then organized and ParneI1
parry olo not haye all the clergy on his side he
M nau no narsn word for any of them After
soeecb ua,msf and n remarks ParnelI concluded his
Sculiy, Grove six miles to John SwelTs Ivhsyss rs
another meeting was held o "Aeie
farneii reminded the electors that they had
70 ueaI Win English statecraft which was
Watching to seize every point of vant"as
ground that the lrishmen surrende red II VS.
not ior big Board of Guardians that Ireland
eontended. II was Parliament that wonid
fUily sati.fy the aspirations of the peonle To
scnieYe this the people must stand by their
leader and not leave Ireland to incapable per
Inc men opposing him were not elected tn SIT
IN Judgment upon him. Until Ireland gave
nm nm ms dismissal he would regard himself as
commanding officer Carrying the national han.
ner through the ranks RI The foe D"A-
Pafneu returned to Kilkenny this evening ! 4
PARNELL WILL co TO PARIS
KILKENNY, December 2lst-Parnell eoes IN
Ayondsle after the election in KiIkepSv snd
WI WI proceed thence to Paris, TO confer with
and Gowran to-day.
HARRINGTON ARRIVES IN CORK.
DUBLIN, December 2lst-Tmothv Hs,r,ro-
ton arrived last night in Cork in company with
the Mayor of that city. The Parnellites had
Aurania in Queenstown, and they had or
ganized torchlight procession in his honor.
Ihey missed being present on the steamers
arrival, but nevertheless made demonstration.
flnally body of anti-Parnellites charged unon
the pai aders and routed them. throwing their
hurt. "SS
Harrington holds that majority of the Irish
IN America are for ParDell, although he saws
most OF the daily newspapers and leading poll
tlclans are against him.
HARRINGTON DEFENDS PARNELL.
DUBLIN, December 2ist.-Harrington at
Queenstown, said he believed il O Brien lad
Deen nome, or II Parnell had seen his way to
retire IN accordance with the wishes of the
msJofity, ire present disastrous crisis would
adopted 40
Harrington further said he regretted the per-
sonal'tles In which both sides indulged. He
was surprised that Parnell had descended to
the use OF scurriious language and had applied
onensive epithets- to his late colleagues The
unfortunate split in the party, be said had frus-
trated the objects of the American mission.
which 1t would be useless to renew at present
for while the lrshmen were in their present be-
appeals of either party.
:, Speaking at Cork. when the Mayor presented
the ADDRESS to him. Harrington eontended taat
whether or not Parnelps action was right those
who, after re-electing him leader sought to oust
people.
The English democracy, he declared, would
support home rule, and it was only necessary to
bring up to the scratch the English politicians,
who would likely betray them if disappointed
IN IN setting places after the general election.
rather general of the country leading his
army to freedom. However; men might shake
their heads in the family circle, this is not the
time to desert him, and with him Irish icde-
pendence Is more valuable than Gladstone's
good intentions. The question of public moral
ity was settled at Leinster Hall, and the seced-
ers possessed no programme or plan JuStifying
their desert on of their leader.
PARNELIis AGONY NOT YET OVER.
NEW YORK, December 2lst A Dunlap Lon
don cable says: Parnells agony is by no means
over. The Queen Proctor has had all the evil
dence and documents connected with the
divorce placed before him, and he is at present
engaged in instituting inquiries with q view to
intervening before the decree nisi is made abso-
lutte. This action has been taken in conse-
quence of Parnelfs speech at Dublin.
There is good reason to think that Parnell
made statement leading to the belief that
there was another side to the case with view
of forcing the Proctor to interfere If the Proc
tor does not take this course it will undoubtedly
produce great sensation, as it is we'll known
fact that great deal of evideuce was sup
pressed at the trial.
One Hundred Lives Probably Lost.
BUENos AYREs, December 2lst.-A disaster
occurred at CordOva, where canal burst its
embankments and destroyed hundreds of
houses. One hundred lives are reported lost.
Americans Condemned.
LONDON, December 2lst.-Cunningham Gra-
ham, NJ. P, in letter to the Graphic, condemns
the Americans for numbering Sitting Bull for
asking food for his tribe.
Fatal Tenement Fire.
LONDON, December 21st.-A father and three
children lost their lives in fire in a humble
tenement house in the Strand to-day.
Eyraud Appeals.
PARIS, December 2lst.-Eyraud has appealed
to Court against the sentence of death pro-
nounced upon him yesterday