Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-27
Increasing Bitterness Between Par
nellites and McCarthyites.
THE TILDEN WILL CASE DECIDED.
Lives Lost and Property Destroyed
by Prairie Fires.
LATE TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.
PARNELLrrEs RoUNpLy DENOUNCED.
Remarks nj the National Press on the Bomb
Throwing in Dublin.

Remarks nj the National Press the Bomb
Throwing is Dublin.
DuBLIx. Oct 27.-The National Press. organ
Of the McCarthyitsk referring 10 the attempt
made last night to do damage 20 it's building
and possibly to iajure or Kill some members OF
It's stan by exploding bomb supposed 20 have
contained dynamite in the area in front of the
windows on Abbey street, where the sdi-
torial rooms are situated. says IN its issue
OF date: The men who laid the INFER
nal machine at our doors have been
taught Tor the past ten months by the
tSocosdn'S Journal and by J'nifed Ireland that
freedom OF opinion will no longer be tolerated
and that every opposing nationalist may right
eously be mobbed and, IL necessary. murdered
They are instruments of crime, who have been
educated by their masters To the oowardly
practice OF their own precepts Of Parnellism.
Win TIE death OF their creator they descended
TO the practices Of the nihilists and carbonari."
The shock Of the explosion. which partially
wrecked the Office of the NdfsOndl Press was felt
two miles distant The watchman at the
building had been lured away by a sham street
fight The outrage is attributed TO Parnellites
and Is very generally condemned.
The police have applied 90 the bankruptcy
court for a debtors summons against Messrs
Dillon and % Brien Oh the ground that they
have jumped bail IN the 1ipperary proceed
ings and that no cbattels have been found
with which to satisfy the claim against them.
The judge decided that the police could not act
as creditors and dismissed the proceedings
Cork. Oct 27.-The feeling aroused through
out Ireland, and especially in this city, by re-
cent political and factional sayings and doincs
is very bitter and threatens 20 result in serious
conflicts between the McCarthyites and Par
nelites.
There were several affrays here yesterday
evening at the close Of the various political
meetings, and sticks and stones were freely
used by both parties. The result is that a
number OF members of the two opposing
parties are being nursed IN the hospitals and
elsewhere for severe wounds incurred dnrin~
the trays. girl. who was onlooker during
one OF these political scrlmmagesswas ses,r,.
wounded about the head and face by stones.
The sermon preached last sunday at Kilkenny
by Father Fidelis of tie order Of ST. Francis Is
much commented upon here aud elsewhere.
Father Fidelis. upon that occasion, bitterly de-
n 'unced the late Charles Stewart Parnell. say-
ing that ''the most depraved monster who ever
lived was NOW swept of the face Of tho
earth" The reverend gentleman also said that
the women who we're supporting him were
climbs Of the devil and that the local work
men club was "a synagogue of hell"
Messrs. VIM. o Brlen and John Dillon arrived
at Cork today. The two distinguished members
OF parliament were met by deputstion
composed Of members of. the national
federation, Representatives OF the Gaelic
Club, the municipal officers and q large
number of priests. An enormous crowd of
people lined the route followed by the process
sion which followed Messrs. q Brien and Dillon
from the railroad station. The procession was
headed by brass band and was escorted by a
strong detachment of police.
The reception accorded TO the two members
OF parliament mentioned NAV. on the whole,
be said 20 have been of a mixed nature. There
were no disturbances of the peace.
LONDON, Oct IA prominent liberal said
today that the tories intended TO make their
fight in the general election against the Roman
al.-1.. H.. II =
that Mr.. Gladstone proposes to sacrifice
Protestant fello W subjects 10 the Roman Cath
Ollie church and that the McCarthyite home
rulers are merely the tools of the church.