The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-24
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J. ~ THE TICTTM OFAN INGRT NOB
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liz Eyesight in Danger as a Result-Nil
Parnen Resign for Re Election Prince NJ
poleon's Beque.t,-Ncwfoundla Fish
Question-Forcisn Events of Interest.
lBy cable TO The Tines
DUBLIN. Mar % Timothy Healy. who
made a bitter speech yesterday about Mr.
arnell and Mrs. O'>hea was the object TO-
lay Of a fierce and possibly serious attack in
Cork
Healy was leaving the court room where his
brother Maurice had just won a suit for libel
against Cork adhercnt If Parnell, when
au angry mob followed and tried to assault
him. calling him "Woman-hitte etc. Healy
took refuge in the dressing of Victoria
Hotel
4 man rushed in and blew out the light.
crying Fight man # you dare. instead of
reullug woman Healy tried To escape
but the assaiiant struck him. smashing his
eyeglasses and severely cutting his eyes and
face.
The intruder then hed Helly was blinded
Dy the blood that ran from nls injuries and
cried for help. Three doctors who were sum
mouei and upon examination expressed
fear that his syesght Wa Ia danger.
Healy's assailant proves % be- Obren Dalton.
one of the defendants in the Tpptrary con
splracy trial the broken glasses injured the
corner Of the left eye, and Inflammation Is
threatened.
THE IRISH TENANTS.
In his speech at Sligo to-day Mr.. Parnell
held that landlords should be bought out by
compulsory expiration. the tenants To oc-
practically rent free. Eight or ten millions
of pounds would be more than
ample be thought to compensate the landlords,
aud would accomplish a nobler work than
the emancipation of American slaves.
A. 10 candidates be preferred valentine
Dillon to traitors. who had deserted
their party ~ Dillon would not run If Glad
stone made face, At him. Dulon's election
agent has applied for protection against the
organized mob Several Parneu meetings
TODAY produced the Interference OF police 10
preserve order
IHE CHLTERN HUNDREDS
Cork. Mar 23-Maurice Healy to-day said
that he had not seen the letter in which Slr
PaucN announced the conditions under
which he would apply for the Chiltern hun
dreds but promptly declared that If the
resignation was genuinely rendered he would
at once meet 10.
Messrs. O'Brien and Dillon. the Nationalist
members who have been confined in ST. lagO
Jail were to-day transferred % this city, where
thcN Will be again jailed. lnrN We're ftcoB-
nized and enthusiastically cheered by the peo-
pie during the Journey
TuAr HEALY CHALLENGE.
LoNDoN Mar. 23.-ln an interview to-day
Michael Daytt said that Mr. Parnell's phrase
IN his letter To- the Cork leadership COMMITTEES
saying 50 soon a Mr.. Healy has sub
mitted himself to the iudgemnt of and
has gone to his constituents Is a
repetition If the Boulogne treaty. "Mr
Dayiit.n added Mr.. Parnell. "wishe, 10 make
Mr. liealy he the first to resign and then he,
(parnelD would be guided by the result of
Healy's fate. Mr. Parnell would never have
noticed the acceptance Of his challenge eX-
cept for the taunts Of the press. He now
eyades the terms Of his own challenge
NgwFOUNDLAND AND FRANCE.
In the House Of Commons this evening,
William Henry Smith first lord Of the treas
ury. in replying 20 questions by Mr.. Glad
stone and others. stated that Lord knutsfJrd.
the secretary for colonial affairs. had on Sat
urday last cabed the Governor Of Newtound-
land. in response 10 the resolutions recently
from the Newfoundland authorities urging
that final action ON the fishery negotiations
with France be delayed until the colony
could be properly represented.