Evening journal., 1891-10-30
CRACKED HEADS IN CORK
Mr.. William Redmond Badly
ClHbbed by the Police.
oBB1EE BRUISED BY A MISSILE.

whis Hostile Meeting Il the worst That
RAs ooeurred Between the Factions.
The Parnanstes Attack Meeting at
whsoh Emiana o'Brien was Speaking.
CoRK, got. 50 The rioting was renew
ed last night ia mere desperate form
than before William O'Brlem had been
invited to address a McCarthyite meeting
IN the suburbs Of Cork. The McCarthyites
we're armed with stout sticks, and many
81 them had their pockets well filed with
anissiless prepared to resist any attack of
he enemy. A solid bodyguard closed
around hEa O'Brien 60 protect him in case
a an onslaught Meantime the Parnell-
itss were mot sleeping They gathered in
she heaEf of the city in an enormous
crowd, with banners, torches and bands,
the bands playing "Croppies Lie Down"
ssAgcRenna's Dream and other stirring
asxs Of ~ mingled with God Save Ire
land and the Conquering Hero Comes"
the last baAmg an allusion to Mr. William
Redmond, who sat in an open car waving
handkerchief aud shouting words Of en-
ccuragornant 70 his followers.
Attaeked by the Parneilites.
The PasneIlites marched on until they
reached The Anti-Parnell meeting. A cry
of deflanpe went up from the MeCarthyitee
and at thia ehallenge the Parnellites broke
whatever sernblance Of rank they had and
dashed wfsdg upon the enemy, brandish-
ing blaokkharns and bowling at the top Of
thsar vcAoea Sticks descended On skulls,
com hakAmkn gFasped each other and rolled
b the DIRT, aud blows and kicks were ex-
changed with.an energy that meant vic
tory ~ herr dn combat.
0'Brken straek by a Missile.
Stones aew hither and thither, and
O'BrleR, where be stood attempting to be
heard and 10 say something TO quiet the
furious enCennteF, received a severe blow
in the rear frem a missile that WAS thrown.
The struggle was hand to hand, and men
could bo soan Eow and then staggering
out Of hhe melee covered with blood.
Among the oombatants could DO seen tho
big fern az Jack O'Connor, his biackthorn
waying kke the plume OF Navarro, bat
cracking n McCarthyite Uranium every
slime Il descended
Charged by the Police.
The poltpe Lad not anticipated any seri-
eus riot nt tins point, owing to It's remote
ness from FaTRellite centers. Il WIS some
time, therefore, before they could efTectu-
ally interfero But at length, having been
hastily roinferoed, they charged upon the
combakanta, ssriking right and left with
their hatoua The McCarthyites fell back
but noa Ne ths Parnellites.
Williams Redmond Knocked out.
These shstiDately held their ground,
Jack D'C0Anor boldly facing the police
and retoslng 10 give way William Red
mond was equally determined, and the
police, tsoatins them as the leaders Of the
onslauRuht. at ksnRth set upon them in earn.
est and gave both terrible clubbing that
disabled thom With the leaders knocked
cut, the nob practically fell back, and the
battle was over for a time Il is said that
the namhsT ef bruised and broken skulls
was evan greater than ia Wednesday,
Sight. and probably a good number will
not be Able 70 do any more rioting until
after electb0n Late last night OConnor
was having his wounds hastily dressed
and deciaFed has intention TO 10 in the field
again today. The Parnellites look upor
Aim a. their war lord and would be de
pressed by HIS absence