The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-12
THE wARRlNG FACTIONS AND PAaNELl.
Irish Envoys TO This Country Out
With Another Proclamation.
oaVItt Says ParnelI Is Greeted as ls
John L. sullivan.
Hostile Cries Meet the pIssraced
Leader at MalIow.

New YORK, December 1.-THE Eve anti
Parnell members Of the Irish commission In
this country have issued a long manifesto In
which they call attention to their previous
answering loyalty to Mr.. Parnell. and say
they wish to impress upon their country
men their deep conviction that ParnelPS de-
plorable imputations Of mutlny on the part
Of his colleagues and treachery on Glad
stones part are absolutely baseless. Unreal
side Issues are raised for the purpose Of di
verting the judgment Of impulsiye Irlshmen
from the real issue. which every man Of
Irish blood will have the duty Of pronounc-
ing upon within the next few weeks under
the most solemn obligations to his conscience
and bis country. They predict a disastrous
general election IL Mr.. Parnell continues In
his present course. The delegates say they
will fully submit to the verdict OF the Irish
people.
LONDON, December 11,-In an interview
today Michael Davitt, commenting on the
reception given MIR. Parnell In Dublin yer
terday, remarked that Parnell had been well
coined as was Sullivan, the American pugil-
ist, by the reslduum Of the pOpulace. He
added that Parnell was well aware his efforts
to remain at the head Of the Irish party and
the Irish people were utterly hopeless.
DUBLIN. December 11.-Before the train
carrying Mr.. Parnell departed a crowd at
Mallow became very violent and made re-
peated attempts TO enter his carriage. The
mob fl0urished sticks in a menacing manner
and shouted. 'DOwn with the blaekguard,"
Down with the llbertine," and similar cries.
CORK, December 11-Parnel's reception
In this city was similar to that accorded him
In DubllH, his welcome being Of the most
enthusiastic character.
DUBLIN, December 11.-This morning
Parnel, proceeded to the Office of United
Ireland and with the assistance Of a crowd
of his supporters forced open the doors and
again took possession Of the plant. The pO-
lice witnessed the affair but did not inter
fere In any way. Parnell addressed the
crowd outside from window CT the office.
To guard against any further attempt on
tine part Of ParnelPs opponents to recaDture
the Office, no one was allowed to enter and
the doors and windows were closely b"lted
and barred. All conversation With outsiders
was carried on thrc ugh a keyhOle. When
Parnell made the assault upon the Office This
morning. he himself was armed with crow
bar, which he used In forcing the front
door. In the afternoon he started for Cork.
A large crowd was at the KIngsbridge depot
and when he made his appearance to take
the train ne was loudly cheered.
Timothy Healy on three occasions YVES
hoOted in the streets yesterday. Tue last
time he tried to address the people, when
the crowd made rush for him, hustling him
around and smashing his hat down over his
eyes. One man was arrested for assaultlng
Healy with stick.
Foreign Notes.
Steamer Nepaul, Calcutta and Marseilles
for London, went aground on Plymouth
breakwater Wednesday night. She Is rapidly
filling and will probably be total loss. No
lives were lost.
Joseph Cussen, who was sentenced TO two
years imprisonment and to received forty
lashes, was given a portion Of the latter SEN
tence at Montreal, wednesday. The whole
punishment could not be inflicted, the prisoner
fainting at the first stroke and remaining In
a state of collapse. The remainder OF the
punishment will be inflicted In January.
Before the opening OF the session Of the
Quebec legislature Wednesday, a dispute
arose between Premier Mercier and MIR. Le-
Blanc In which some very strong personal
language was used, and which terminated In
the agreement to ''step outside and settle
the natter" Friends. however, interpOsed
and prevented further hostilities.