The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-10-29
T ling IN IRELAND.
PAR t5iGtTEs AND ANTS ENGAGING
IN FACTIONAL FIGHTS.
The Streets Of Cork Alive with Excited Peo.
pie While in the Air Were Flying
Brick, Stones and sticks-Ths Priests
Actively Engaged in the Disorder.

At nearly every corner Parnellites
and antrParnellites were engaged in
dispute and would sometimes draw
and hit each other resounding blows.
Then rae disputants would clinch
and thor friends on either side would
como Oh and the battle would rage
unit, broken up by the police. Today
the ciiy IS again in ferment and a
serious fray is anticipated.
CanDS O'Mahoney is virtually
Leader uf the anti-parnellite forces,
and tting to be known as the
"uqh ilt priest.n He can WELD a
biacE tmrn with the best, and during
the atjra 7 at Black Rock he more than
once Led his followers to the attack
on tho arm phalanX of the Parnellites.
lilanl, .t1ck people are laid upin their
beds rom the effects of Monday
nights fray. During the struggle
Cuo la1ellites tore the long tails
OF ,La coats of their oppon-
ants he feeling aroused throughout
Ireland and especially in this city by
the recent political and factiondl say
iuga and dOings is very bitter and
thTeatals to result in serious conflicts
beGweaJ the McCarthyites and the
Payne es. There were severa af-
frays ere yesterday evening. At the
close %, he various political meetings
stick ard stones were freely used by
both parties. The result is that Il
number of the two opposing parties
are being nursed in hospitals and else
Wnala lyr severe wounds incurred dur
Ing he rays.
A g,r, who was an OutlOoker dur
lu@ one If these protracted scrimages
was sertously wounded about the
h5ad 2ul face by stones. A sermon
preached last Sunday at the Kilkenny
by FatN n Fidelis, of the Order of St.
Ff.J els is much commented upon
here sod elsewhere. Father Fidelis,
opou 1t occasion bitterly denounced
the ase Charles Stewart Parnell, say
ing tina. the most depraved monster
who ed was now swept off the
face @. the earth. The reverend
gentlawen said that those supporting
him wg-e limbs of the Devil, and THAI
the lo.u' workingmen's union was q
synagogue of hell.
O'BI len AND DILLON IN CORK.
Cork. Oct. 27.-Messrs. O'Brien and |
Dillon rived here today. The two
distinguished members of parliament |
were m by a deputation composed OF
she national federations, representa-
tive. 90 iaelic club. municipal officers
anu % cge number of priests. An |
euurno crowd of penple lined the |
ruuJeio owed by the procession which |
followed Messrs. O'Brien and Dillon
f,1U gbs railroad station. The pro i
g.seiui was headed by n brass band
and was escorted by strong detach-
ment Of police, A reception was ac-
corded ne two members of parliament
meatou I'd. There were no disturb
anoes OF the peace.
Mr. f'Bren, during his speech at
the ass nbly rooms, said that he was
wil,iu. % give fair play to his oppo-
nsuts but added he would not
yipla I'm brickbat and dynamite
bowo5 20 remark which was received
wit 1usiderable loud applause
Conrunlng, Mr.. O'Brieu said that
thew. 40 Parneiites, might blow up
the y.tc3s of the newspapers repre-
sept,rr heviews of the McCaTthyites,
bat, nv reclaimed, they can not de-
ssroy tho spirit which animates the
parlg Tremendous applause min
rled vi n some hOoting.)
In an ther part of his discourse,
Mr. p'Prien, amid cheers, called upon
Jno. Redmond, Parneliite candidate +
from Gogk and the new leader OF the
Parno}l.je party, to repudiate all re-
sporsthii ity for violence noted in con y
ne,tiau with the dynamite incident
last lialt in Dublin.
suuIEN's PORTRAIT STONED.
As tas procession passed through !
+be ely..t there was cousidera ble hiss
inc and hooting, and several stones
Daasaj Trough the large portrait OF
Mr. l'Brien which was carried
in Ia. parade. Upon arriving at
tbe emily rooms, Messrs. Dl!ion
ana G'3rien were given an enthu-
siqs.,a feception, during which sew
oral wa mly applauded speeches were
made Willie the speech making was
in r,.,rress a body Of Parnellltes at
tsaI,a. the bandsmen Of the NC
Syrtl,,. NJ es and tried to demOlish their
ins+,. epts, now u favoriie proceed
mo UD. / Une pdlu vi c,I - |
,i6rs 4 warm free fight followed,
Gnt Il a as only of short duration, as
the noii,e charged in upon tIe conf com,
heaau and soon put an end to the
ME- Me- + Dillon and O'Brien, after
lhe r aption at the assembly rooms
was ~p led, escorted by a Number OF
C,feuG attended the CORK COUNTY
aocpen ,'Cy on, where Mr.. Dillon acted as
U|L' r,osi. no officer. During the course
Ygs5i gsT5ii, dress made to the county del
% o,a-.s a., dillon complained of what ne
- 80. ha organized violence of the
4elr,I, nan-,,., @ tas and made other allusions
fo The r)Iitical situation when were
oJ,riau ~ M ed by those present
AFTER A NEWSPAPER.
n,.n- n, Oct. 27.-The National
pgl.s q eclares that after the explosion ?
Of fbe / NIB in Abby street, my thO ~
81 9irtV s.I' ,o,n supposed to be part or Inc Inc
s.N,s %ans q Parnelites to whose crsaI' t tho tho
ayniosi9n is placed, poured ;L.,. into .!,T" SI'o
SHPi01 NaPtlonaI ! press office shouting; "ho .!,o