Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29
GIG ROW IN CORK.
Msssrx Diiion aud o'Brlen's Visit CAus-
Ing Many Rows and Numerous broken I
Hoads.

Msssrx Diiion and O'Brien's Visit Caus-
ing Many kovs and Numerous Broken
Hssis
CORK, Oct 2a-At meeting in this
city Tuesday William OBrien, amid
cheers. called upon sohn T. Redmond,
the Parnellite candidate for Cork city
and the leader OF the Parnellite party,
to repudiate all responsibility for the
dynamite incident Monday night in
Dublin
After the meeting had adjourned
there was q serious fight in the streets
of this city between the McCarthyites
and the Parnellites As soon as the
convention had closed its proceedings
Messrs Dillon and O'Drien passed
through the city, still accompanied by
tse procession which met them at
the railroad station Suddenly the Nc
Carthyites were attacked by a large
mob of Parnellites and both sides
fought desperately with sticks, clubs,
shovels and pixies A detachment of
mounted police was sent for and they
spurrcd their horses in between the
two lines of combatants. striking
right and left with the fiat Of their
"a OCko 0KLllu LWo CTOoS ohOWcIS
of stones and bricks a large number
of wounded were stretched bleeding
and grooming in the streets before the
troopers restored order. The neigh
boring hospitals had TO find accommo-
dalton for many wounded persons by
the time hostilities were suspended.
LIMERICK, Oct 2s-Two boys of this
city quarreled Tuesday while dis
cussing the question of the leadership
of the Irish parliamentary party.
Finally one of the lads struck tho
other over the head with q stick,
fracturing his skull for refusing to
answer whether he was in favor of the
late Mr.. Parnell or Mr.. Healy.
LONDON, Oct, 2a-The Parncllitc
cause is in danger of general con-
demnation unless the leaders of that
faction promptly repudiate Monday
nights attempt to blow Up the Office of
the National Press at Dublin with
dynamite bomb. As yet there Is no
word from the Parnellitc leaders on
the subject and their press or
gans are silent 1t is reported
that they are debating among
| themselves what position TO take re-
| garding the outrage, whether to con-
denim it or to romain silent. The
! event is doing great damage to the
cause of home rule. British opinion
is hardening against the Irish
and even the liberals themselves
show signs that they are los
ing patience. The Globe warns tho
Gladstonians that they should pause
before handing Ireland over to her
warning factions. The Pail Mall Ca
zette describes the outrage as simply
violent method of seconding Parnelrs
seizure of United Ireland, the of.
fee of which paper, it will be re-
membercd, Mr.. Parnell in person
took and retook. with the aid of crow
bar, in the early days Of his struggle
with the MeCarthyites The Gazette ex-
| presses the hope that this is rather a
| piece of mischief done by irresponsible
/ persons than tho result of a
| plot by a secret organization OF
Parnellites. All organs OF pub
lie opinion which have spoken de-
nounce the revival of the practices Of
'the physical force section" and say it
BODIES nothing but evil for the Irish
people and their cause; the more so as
they have now turned dynamite
1 against each other.