The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-11
CHEERS FOR PARNELL
He Is Received With Open Arms By
the People Of Ireland.
GROANS FOR HIS ENEMIES
Heley Compelled to Take Refuge
From a Violent Mob-Parnell
Cleans Out a Newspaper
Office BY Force.

DUBLIN, Dec. lO.-Parnell arrived AT
Kingston early this morning. A body
guard Of 800 supporters, the Parnell lead
ership committee and other delegations
from Dublin were OH the pier to receive
him. DR.. Fitzgerald, Mr.. Leamy, Henry
harrington and Edward Harrington were
among the first members OF Parnel's
party 10 leave the steamer and they were
loudly cheered. Timothy Healy, Maurice
Healy and Kenny, opponents of Parnell,
travelled in the same boat As they came
ashore they were subjected 10 hostile
demonstrations by the crowd, while there
were shouts for Parnell mingled with
cheers for Mrs. O'Shea. Parnell quit the
boat and as he proceeded TO the train the
crowd became enthusiastic in its demon
STATIONS and he was cheered again and
again. A number Of addresses were pre-
sented TO him. In reply he expressed
thanks for the welcome and said he did
not fear the result of the fight. He never
led the Irish party wrong in the past and
would not in the future.
The train pulled out and after a short
run arrived at Dublin, where a large
crowd assembled. As soon as the train
stopped Timothy Healy hurriedly de.
scended from the coach and entered a
cab and drove away. He was recognized
by the crowd, however, before he reached
the cab and was greeted with groans and
shouts of "Chief Justice Healy.n The
crowd was so dense that Parnell with
difficulty made his way through. Finally
| he reached a cab which he entered with
Joseph +. Kenny. The crowd surround
| ing the cab embarrassed the horse and
drew him through the dark streets until
| he reached Kenny's house. As the cab
rolled along the streets the crowd fol-
lowed singing "God Save Ireland.' The
pace was quick and gave active exercise
10 a dozen stalwart policemen who fol-
lowed. Upon the arrival al kenny's
house Parnell made a brief speech TO the
crowd. Later in the day he will attend
meeting of the committee Of the National
league.
The newspaper United Ireland got into
trouble through its persistent advocacy OF
the retirement of Parnell, who is one of
the directors Of the company owning the
paper. Acting in that capacity. he to-day
seized the paper and stopped the issue Of
the current edition and elected acting
editor Bodkin. Parnel's agent had taken
possession Of the paper and when Bodkin
entered the Office he found Parnell in
possession. lie then ordered the sheriff
to eject Bodkin. The latter made an in
eirectual resistance. A desperate row oc-
Cured in the downstairs office between
the sheriif's officers and the sub-editors.
Sticks and stools were used and the air
was filled with flying missiles. Finally,
after sharp and fierce struggle, the sub
editors were put out of the building. News
of the seizure created great excitement. A
mob surrounded the office. Parnell later
addressed the staff, the members of
which promised to serve him during the
remainder of the crisis. Parnell placed
Leamy in charge of the paper.
II is stated that Parnel owns 47i out of
800 shares of the capital stock Of the COM
pany, DIR. Joseph L. Kenney and Justin
Mccarthy the remainder. The editors
who were elected will sue Parnell tor as
sault Bodkin, in an interview subse-
quent 10 his removal, said the edition of
the paper which Parnell destroyed con.
tanned many resolutions adopted by pro-
yincial branches of the national league
opposing Parnell, also a cable dispatch
from O'Bricn, saying: "Abide by my in.
structions. Insist moderately but firmly
upon Parnelrs retirement as sine que
non.n
ON the street to-day hostile crowd
threatened Healy, who was compelled 10
seek protection from the police.
Barry O'Brien has been nominated by
Parnell to contest Kilkenny against Sir
John Pope Hennessy, the nominee of the
anti-Parnellites.
The freedom Of the city of Edinburgh
recently presented to Parnell has been
Withdrawn to-day AT the meeting of the
municipal council. Parnelrs name was
erased from the roll of burgesses.
The following is a summary of Irish
opinion, as expressed by the resolutions
adopted by the officials and organiza-
tons up to date. The boards of town
commissioners for Parnell Is, against
Parnell S; boards of poor law guardians
for Parnell Il, against 5; national league
branches and registration societies for IS,
against -; trades and labor societies for
IA, against, none; other organized bodies
for 50, againstj, public meetings for 81,
against %.
: DuBLIS, Dec ll.-Late tonight strong
party Of Parnell's opponents made raid
upon and recaptured the office of the
United Ireland. The invaders destroyed
all the "leaders" which had been pre-.
pared by Leamy, who was installed as
editor to-day by Parncll, and turned all
the matter they found set up into pi
Then they took possession OF the lcdgers
aud other books and documents of the
concern. All this was done in the nam,
Of William O'Brien. A strong posse from
the various laborers' societies were left a.
a garrison with instructions TO remain OF
guard day and night and resist by fore,
any further iatrusions by Parnell and biz
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