Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14
ENJOYS DEPART.
nessrs. 0'Bnsn. Gil ana barring
ten Sal fer Enraps.
The I've FsrHser O. Land "a Freaca
Sssi- Al Esos watching sks
StruEgts IN kllkenns,
rHE sIruAues a vSaArFs rasx-

THK sfrUAFIeS lN pSaArFx EElS.
Nav NoKk. Dee lS The steamers
that sailed from here dsuag tAe
morniag fsf Earops carrlca nnm-
Der u vel knessn aud iUfaotaapt
psople. Among thcm were tlres of
shs Irish enxoyA Ar William o'hrisn
Nnd NJ 4. p 0u saiied en-
the Netherlands steamer Ohdam ior
Rotterdam The steamer vii touch "a
Boalegne sur Mere. France. where they
viii be landed Mr IlmotAy h4Hing
ton ssilod Oh the Cunara steamer Aa-
rama for Queenstown
LONDON, Dec. ls-Au eyes are now
turned on the Kilkennf parliamentary
contest. which viii eaaeabied,s be
close and bitter. The Influence ~
the priests Is slle strongest rlcmeut
that MI rarnsll has to hight Nhen
the crisis arose there We . slraas
feeling IA MT. fhraeAa favor and tae
corporation 81 The ciiy ~ Kilkenny
passed vote II confidence in Pa
nell But then the clergy went to work.
and Father . H.iloran prevailea on The
league in the town 10 pass an 4au-far-
nellite resolution ana get the corpora
ton Il reScind this vote of oorBeeGce.
But the vote of this city Is not sUshoisnt
20 defeat Mr.. Parnells candidate. The
country districts are stFongy ia A.s
favor
The priests Of East Llnsriek e q
North Cork arc actively q eaf.1ine
public opinion against Ma Pane A
Mitchellstowa a priest tore down
number Of pIscsrds which called rpoa
the people 70 ooIae 10 M. Parnsil's sup
port
DuKLrS, Dee ls.--A comm ttee rep
reseuung the ant-ParneA section
Of the Nationalist party srcurea
ofices in Lower Sackville street
aud held . preliminary meeting tri-
cay Numerous applications fer mem
bership were received fron persons re-
siding IN TIE city Snd oouuty. 1kess
include letters from olefgymen and
others. expressing their readiness To
subscribe fuses. II necessary. for the or
gsnization and founding % the oentsm-
plated new paper IL Was decided te
publish the FIRST nuE beE q hzli penny
paper on Monday next under the ttls
Of The Suppressed Unitea lrsl4nd"
with the name of William . brisn as
publisher.
Parnell's journey TO Kilkenny Was
without incident I'LL the train reached
Athay. Here = crowd bad gathered
which hooted and grosned st ParnelL
They shouted: To -- with Psrnelli"
and gave three cheers for the bishops
and priests and cried. Long live Diuon
and OBrlsnr' Al the other stations
passed there were gathered knsts Of
people who ehesred Mr. ParnslL
At Fors Arlington the crowd was
divided. Half chssreS and half groaEea
Some one said to-Psrnell May TIE
curse Of God melt you and your al
herentT An almost equally violent
crowd was az Kilkenny station.
Sixty police made a passage. TIE
workiugncn's club received him and
there was great cheering. A torch.
light procession. headed by the o0spo-
ration officials was in waiting. and
upon the arrival Of The train escorted
Mr.. Pzrrell to his hotel. where be ad-
dressed the crowd briefly.
Mr.. Healy. on his arrival st Kilkenny
Friday afternoon, was Frosned 81 by the
people. SO derBonstrative did the p~o-
PIE become that both Healy sEd Daviit
finally had 10 ask for police escort
and under that protection proceeded 10
their hotel On the route the priests
gathered and cheered the gentlemen ss
they passed. bat the hostility Of the
people themselves was evincco az every
step.