Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-18
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The Injury to His Eyes May Result Very
Seriously.
DUBLIN, December 18th - Though Parnell
suffered intense pain from the effects of The
lime tnrawn in his eyes yesterday, he was able
at midnight to address from the window of the
' ndeso ,h aotei az Kilkenny large crowd: Dur
ing the ADDRESS his face was covered with
oandsges- He detailed the events of the day
ana the ciowd became exasperated at the N an
i ner IN when ne mad been treated, and many
threats OF yengeaI ce were made.
This morning ParnelPs breakfast was served
n ned close examination OF his eyes re-
, yealen inc Iac, tnat his tight is not injured
Inc surgeon declares, however, that infiamma-
ton may set IN. He ordered Parnell to keep
his eyes closed, and that hot water foments be
constantly applied
TWAS announced this afternoon that the sur
geon attending Parnell fears the Injuries to his
eyes MAY result in serious consequences BE
nas gwen orders that for the present his patient
Hennessy has expressed to the committee
having me campaign of his opponent, Vincent
9cniiy; II cnarge, MS regret for the attack made
In published interview Maurice Healy Ia
fspreseuteu as saying that assurance can be
given the public that no settlement of the polit-
cal crisis is possible by arbitration. The con-
test, he said, will be fought to the bitter end
Notwitc standing the Injunction issued against
.sappfsssed onatea lelend. the paper again APP
ke1teu' 6ereaiter the paper Will be entitled
Indispensable United Ireland
PARNELL's APPEAL.
DUBLIN, December l7th.-Parnen has issued a
strong appeal to the Hillsdale men, calling on
them not 10 submit to English dictation. He
says IN part: will you give up youl chief to
the Saxon wolves, or viii you raj around him
as your fathers did around the men OF 49, and
Shout, 80 surrender. Knrrah for Psrnell, the
leader OF the Independent Irish party Gather,
men OF Hillside. al ST.. Johns Well, on Sunday,
around sour chief, and hurl defiance at his enc.
mics and the enemies of your race
Farneit was interviewed with regard to
charges referring 10 the lund Of GAO, COO raised
several years ago for his benefit. He said he
spent II among the workmen of Wicklow CIV
ing 10 men employment in mines and quar-
ries. ard which Is likely to prove permanent
he has heard that the search for a great lode Of
magnetic iron has proved successful. He re-
the possible development of coal and iron fields
IN other districts, which would give Ireland
great in ustrial future.
NEGOTIATING FOB REUNION.
LONDON. December l7th.-Joseph Chamber
lain made remarkable speech at the private
Unionist caucus at Birmingham to night.
Among other things he said that within
week certain former friends in the Gladstonian
party had reopened negotiations with him for
reunion, on that basis that Parnen having
rendered Home Rule impossible, they saw no
reason why Liberal reunion should not be
formed.
he had replied that such a course was impos.
sihle, because Gladstone detailed Home kuie in
froht OF his programme. However, recent
events lad opened the eyes of the Gladstonian
Unionists.
CORK CONVENTION.
CORK, December 17th.-The City and County
Convention assembled here to day. The hall in
which the convention was held was crowded
with delegates and spectators. The name of
Parnen was greeted with cheers by the dele
gates, but the crowd groaned at it.
The Chairman read telegram from Patrick
Egan. giving instructions for the transfer of his
shares OF United ireland stock to Mccarthy.
Mccarthy in an address declared that if the
Irish party wanted authority or sanction for
what they had done, the magnificent gathering
there assembled gave it to them. After such
meeting they would be entitled to speak in the
name of the Irish people, ard they would have
still better right so to speak after the election
in Kilkenny.
a resolution passed expressing approval of
McCaTthy's course.
RUIN PREDICTED
NEW YORK, December 18th. - Dillon and
expressing the deepest regret at the injury to
Parnell, aud stating that language and acts of
violence on both sides will ruin the Irish cause
IN the eyes of Americans, and fill the Irish PEG.
view, said that if Parnell kept on in his present
stand, even If the election was lost al Kilkenny,
the cause would be irretrievably ruined.
GLADSTONE DISCOURAGED.
LONDON. De ember 17th.-Gladstone takes
gloomy view OF the future of his party. This
Parnell business has killed us, l fear'' he said
to a correspondent. Nothing can wipe out of
holding up Parnell for admiration, as patriot,
Tor hve years. and now we are Obliged to call
him a rascal, and he abuses us as hypocrltes,
ana tells all the world our Home Rule is a rank |
q scandai?"
Mr. Gladstone is suffering from cold, and has
not been present in the church at Hawarden |
since saturday.