The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-28
A RIOT IN CORK
Incident to tho Reception Of Dillon
and O'Brien.
TIE MCARTHYITE CONVENTION
Does Sot Pass OF Without Blo0dslicd.
The Feeling Between the Irish Fuc.
tious Grows Moro Bitter Each Day.
Violent Uttcrnnccs by Partisuns.
Ilr Morley on rarncii...Othcr Inter.
cs;ing Foreign News.

CoRH, Oct. 97.-Thc feeling aroused
Throughout. Ireland, and especially in
thi. city, by recent political and fac
tional sayings and doings is very bitter,
and threatens TO result in serious con-
nics between the McCarthyites and
iamclltcs. There wcrc several affairs
here yesterday evening ut the close Of
tNo various political meetings, and
sticks and stones were freely used by
both parties. The result is that u num-
Der Of members OF the two opposing
parties are being nurscd in tho hospi-
tals ard elsewhere for severe wounds
Incurred during the trays.
The sermon preached last Sunday at
Kilkenny by Father Fidclcs, Of the
order oi St. Francis is much commented
upon here and elsewhere. Father Fl
dcs, upon that occasion, bitterly de-
Nounccd Charles Stewart Parnell, say
Ing gthat "thc most dcpraved monster
wGo ever lived" was now Swept oil the
face OF the earth" Tho reverend gen.
tlcman also said that the women who
were supporting him were climbs OF the
dcv!l' and that the local worliingmcns'
club was "a synagogue OF hell"
The NatiOnGl l'reSs, organ OF the Nc
Carthyiies, referring 10 The attempt
Iaale last night to do damage to its
building, and possibly to injurc or kill
some members OF its staff, by exploding
Il bomb supposed to have contained
dynamite III the area in front OF the
windows on Abbey street, where the
editorial rooms are situated, says in its
issue Of this date: 'The men who laid
the informal machine at our doors have
been ,aught for. the past ten months by
the Fi"iDldu's JOurnUl and by Uniird
ia'dUi that freedom OF speech will no
longer be tolerated and that every op-
posing Nationalist may righteously be
mo5bed. and, il necessary, murdered.
They are Instruments OF crime who
lave been educated by their masters to
the cowardly practice OF their own pre-
cep;s OF Paruellism. With the death
Of their creator they have descended to
tAepfacticcs OF nihilists and carbonari."
o'ERiEE AND DILLON ARRIVE.
NeEsrs. William, O'Drien and John
Dillon arrived here to-day. The two
distinguished members OF parliament
were met by q dcputation composed OF
members OF the national federation and
representatives Of the Grlic club, the
municipal officers and q large number
oiItm!Tcrs. 4 largo number OF people
lined the route followed by the process
son which followed Mcssrs. O'Bricn and
Dillon from the railroad station. The
procession vas headed by brass band
and was escorted by Il strong detach-
nent OF police.
The reception accorded to the two
members OF Parliament may. on the
whole, be said to have been oi 4 mixed
nature. There were no disturbances
c! the peace. Mr. O'Brien, during the
press 1t the assembly rooms, said that
hc was willing to give fair play to his
opponents, but added lie would not
yield TO ''bricli bats and dynamite
Oooms," q remark which was rcteived
win considerable loud applause. Con-
iInuin9, MIR. o O'Brien said that they, the
LaFneIlItes, might blow up the office OF
u:e newspaper representing the views
Oi W lAc AcCarthyi,es, but, he exclaimed,
tac? cannot destroy the spirit which
alllGaies that party" Tremendous
"pn!aHSe, mingled with some hooting.l
o,a At another part OF his discourse Mr..
y brlen, amid cheers. called upon Mr..
JoHN L. Richmond TIE ParnclIitc can
Wa2ie q, Tor Cork aud the new leader Of
u, liG riaFnc!!i,es, TO rcpudiatc all respon-
soil!ty Tor the violcnce noted in con-
neclion .!I with the dynamite incident last
night in Dublin.
Alter the Cork county convention
had adjourned there was q serious fi.ht
N 'he streets OF this city between the
.ucCarthyitcs and the Parnclites. As
SooA Is the convention had closed its
proceedings Alessrs. Dillon and O'Brien
PISSED through the city, sti,l accom-.
gaA'cd by the procession which mot
~ 1alsif =. atthe railroad station. Sudden
y the McCarlhyites were attacked bv a
;''GG mob OF Parncllitcs and both sides
19nSht desperately with sticks, clubs,
s"oveis S and picks. \ detachment OF
mounted NOUN police was sent Tor and they
spuF.e1 their horses in between the
sMG s,'g IlHes OF comOatants, striking right
I 1"G ,cIt with the fiat OF their sabrcs
in h,.il1 showers OF stones and bricks. A
,"Fse number oi wounded were
y bleeding and grooming, in
'ng "rg streets before the troops restored
","Gr, vi The neighboring hospitals had
~ nhu accommodation for many
mouhued persons by the time hostilitics
were suspended. Great excitement is
everywhere e1 in Cork this evening. Tho
groups, it is feared, will re-
t,I I. l