New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
RIOTING IN CORK.
rur RIVAL FACTIONS IN COLLISION.
x AND oBmEx PREsENr-THE BOMB
THROWING IN DUBLIN


THROWING IN DUBLIN.
~. civilian O'Brien and John Dillon
N~ =. dav in this city, where they attended a
an Az, in the Assembly Rooms, and atterwaru
p'e' nrssent at the Cork County Convention. As
We - the convention had adjourned they pasSeu
4.-b the city, still accompanied by the process
vsbjeh met them at the railroad station
SNsasnlv the McCarthyites were attacked pS
-. mob of ParnelliteS, and both SIDES loueh'
,-'.s-atey with sticks, clubs, shoVels ana phes
detachment Of mounted police spured uneir
- in between the Two lines OF conn a'an's'
.-stno right and left with the hat oil then saoieS
SUM-. - crossing showers of stones and bricks.
l.rce number of wounded men were sue'oHIu
h-"sin, and croaning in the streets before Vne
.-oooers could restore order.
~ is great excitement everywhere IN CORK
~ The antagonistic groups 1t is feared
I'll Tsassemble and there is danger that Vhe oaV''e
tween them may be resumed.
,,ossrs O'Brien and Dillon were met at the
Tsoad station by a deputatiOn composed OF
ahers Of the National Federation, representa-
- ~ the Gaelic Club, the municipal onlcers
IA a large number of priests. An enormous
- lined the route from the station TO the
,.sembv Rooms As the procession, when was
80 bv q brass band and escorted by strong
s.,acbnent of police passed through the su'eUS'
,bsrc was considerable Kissing, and several stones
.-,sbed through large portrait Of Mr. Obfieh
1bich WAS carried in the parade. Upon arriving
y. ,ho Assembly Rooms MeSsrs. Dillon and O'Brlen
"a a, enthusiastic reception, during which sew
oral warmly applauded speeches were made
While the speechmaking was in progress
Aosv Of Parnellitcs attacked the musicians oil
,he NeCarthyite band, and tried 10 demolSh thef
Instruments free fight followed, but the ponce
sha,oed upon the combatants and soon put an
end 10 the hostlities.
IN his speech at the Assembly Rooms MT
O'Brien said that he was willing to give I"li
MAY 70 his opponents. but. he added. he would noo
Weld 70 brickbats and dynamite bombs a reulaIN
which was received with applause. CONTINUES
Mr. O'Brien said that the Parnellites might oio"
IN the Offices Of the newspaper representa- 'ne
views OF the McCarthyites, but" ne eAcIailiie"'
atbey cannot destroy the spirit when ahlni''e'
that Dartv.7 Tremendous applause mlnSleu "I'N
some hooting) At another part OF his uIsOo"'a
Mr.. G'Brien. amid cheers, called upon "O'n -. -
Redmond. the Parnelite candidate tor OorN lily
and the new leader Of the Parneihte party u IT.
pudiate all responsibility for the dynamite lncluen'
last night in Dublin -u.io.,
IT, Dillon and OBrien. after the reception
AZ the Assembly Rooms, were escorted ny d nun
:, 4-iends n the Cork County Convention wnere
Mr. Dillon acted as presiding officer III 'Ie CoUrSe
- q, address 10 the county delegates, Mr.. onion
-iai~o1 - what he termed the organized
v,oence7 Of the Parnellites, and made other aiiu-
sors to the political situation. which were Ioua-y
applauded ut-h+ -
,ra close Of the various political meetings ana
stcls and stones were freely used by both parties
A rirl who was an onlooker during one OF these
rontests was seriously injured about the head
and face by stones The other persons hurt are
also. as a rule suffering from injuries about the
face and head.
The sermon preached last Sunday at Kilkenny
hv Father Fidelis Of the Order Of ST. Francis Is
much commented upon. He bitterly denounced
ParneW saying that the most depraved monster
who ever lived was now swept OIL the face OF
the earth He also SAID that the women who
were supporting him were limbs of the devil,
and that the local workingmen's club was "a
syhagogue OF hell
Dublin. Oct. 81" The National Press organ
bf the NcCarthyites, referring to the attempt
MADE last Right 10 do. damage 10 Its building and
po,siblv TO injure or kill some members of its
star. By exploding a bomb supposed TO have
contained dynamite, says to-day !" line men VINO
laid the internal machine at our doors nave nteli
taught for the past ten months nA . ne tIee-
man, journal aud by United Ireland that free
dom of opinion viii no longer be tolerated and
that every opposing Nationalist may r!ghtlgIllE
National Press also declares thai after the
EXPLOSION Of the bomb in the Abbey-st area fifty
or sixty men. supposed to be part OF the gang
Of ParnelItes who are alleged 10 have caused the
svnLosion poured into The National Press
oaice. shouting: TO - With the Healy muir
dereTs Is Tim dead - etc.
Linlerick Oct. 27.-Two boys Of this city GUAR
relied today while discussing the question OF the
leadership Of the Irish Parliamentary party
Finally one Of tie lads struck the other over the
head with stone, fractunng his skull LOT Ie.
fusing To declare whether lie was il favor OF
PANEL or Healy.