New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-26
MORLEY TESTIFIRS.
HE DESCRIBES THE SCENES AT THE TIP
PERARY RIOT.
NO EXCUSE FOR THE ACTIONS OF THE POLICE
Mr. HEALY'S MANY INJURIES.


Cork, March 25.-At today's session of the trial
here Of Michael ORrien. Dalton and Others who are
charged with roous conduct and with assault at the
time Of the trial at Tppcrary of William O'Brien and
John Dillon, John Morley was one of the witnesses
examined. Mr.. Morley deposed that the action OF
the police, under Colonel Cadde, who was in com
mand Of the detachment of constabulary at Tpperary
upon the day OF the riot, was an unwarraned attack
upon the people. The Tpperary Court House. said
Mr. Morley, was comparatively speaking empty when
the people outside attempted to gain admittancc in
order to be present at the examination OF Messrs.
O'Brien and Dillon In spite OF this. added Mr.
Morley and apparently without any just reason. the
poice on duty refused allow the most respect
able and well known persons TO enter the Court House.
Naturally, this arbitrary conduct Of tile police under
Colonel CaddelIs command caused considerable irrita-
ton. In spite OF this feeling of irritation and an
poyance continued Mr.. Morley, there was nothing III
the conduct Of the crowd outside the Court House which
could legtmately be termed an intention much
less an attempt, to storm the Court House gates
Mr. Morley having described the attitude OF the pup
lie and the police at the moment the alleged riotlng
began and how the police, without any Iusticauoh'
charged upon and dubbed the people Mr. Morley
said that he the police strike Messrs' HARRISON
and Keating several blows, which he, MI MorIcy'
classed as murdcrOus blows
1t is now learned that Timothy ID. Healys INJURIES
resulting from the assault made upon him on Monday
In the Victoria Hotel by Michael OBrien Dai'oh'
are not confined to the damage his right eye
ty the breaking OF his spectacles Mr.. Heay' IL
seems, has also lost five of his teeth liom se'oIu
blow received from his assaiant
Thomas Power OCOnnor has telegraphed TO MI
Healy saving: g. am shocked at the da>taIdH at-
tack made upon you" sir John Pope HehheSsy Has
written TO Mr.. Teay, saying that he expresses, in
the name OF the Irish Nationalist Members OF fdria-
ment the indignation and regret which they feel al
the outrage to which Mr.. HeaIy has been subjected.
Dubln March 25.-While Alexander Biahe: Iar
nalIite Member OF larlissient for South Aftax anu
A number OF other Parnellites were going 10 Duna-
more TODAY TO attend meeting there of MI Iarhclis
supporters they were mobbed by crowd o Natio'a.
ist. The latter turned the heads OF the hof'es dl
tached TO the carriage conveying the PanellteH from
Cookstown to Dunanore in the direction Oi the lOhcT
place and finally compelled the Painellltes to return
there amid hOoting and jeering upon the part Vi
WY The returns from the elections for Poor Law
Guardians that the PaInelleS were almost every
London March 23.-Thomas p. OConnor, ". p;
In a speech explaining the position OF ms LiNcIPUoi
constituents. sad tls for Gsei S,ortUnate me mani
feso breathing hatred Of Mr. Gladstone and entirely
precudng him from tle leadership. compelled them TO
enlist under the banner Of the unsefsi incoruptDle
and inf me hingy brave Justin Mccarthy recognizing
that their only hope OF Home Rule lay IN te LDerd d
party They had implicit confidence in Mr. ,,4d,
Stone How could any Inshman forget his splendid
devotion or imagine that he would betiay thcin
Mr. O'Connor said that nothing would dim the glory
Of Mr. Parns past 1t wa Wss Ia Py snrcs g ns "S for the the
leadership and descend to the ranks instead OF rendg
the party and dcprving Ireland OF his incnparaDIe
service. The meeting unanimously adOptcd an eA-
pres sion of confidence in Mr. O'COnnor.
Mr. Parnell continues his Sligo campaign AVOIDING
the hostile districts In speech todny ne ZOO W
10000 and that the money thus saved am0uh,-
ing to 100000 he devoted TO buying out the land-
duced 30 per cent These fimSv brlbcS are regarded
Is evidence that Mr.. Parners case is hopeless.