The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-27
HARD FIGHTING In ERIN.
a PARNELLITE MOB 5000 STRONG
OUT AT CORK.

Houses Stoned as the Crowd Marched
Through BlArney Street.-The Resi-
dents Reply With Volleys OF Missiles
hurled Through Their Windows.
Limerick Also the Scene OF Disor-
ders.
CORK, June 26.-While William O'Brien
was attending mass this morning crowd of
Parnellites surrounded the church and con-
tinuously jeered and hooted. When Mr..
O'Brieu emerged from the church he was
at once surrounded by a crowd Of anti-Par-
nellites, and, having boarded car, escorted
TO bis hotel. Several fights occurred on the
way, sticks being freely used. Outside the
hotel serious conflict arose In which sew
eral persons were injured. The crowd was
finally dispersed by the police.
William Redmond and the lord mayor Of
Dublin made attempts this morning to can.
vass Blarney street. an anti-Parnellite
stronghold. They we're continuously pelted
with stones and were soon compelled to fee.
Au anti-Parnellite meeting held this after
noon and addressed by William O'Brien,
was attacked by Parnellites, who used
sticks and stones freely. The anti Parnell-
ties fed.
| A MOB 5000 STRONG.
Later, Mr.. Redmond and the lord mayor
| of Dublin, supported by 5000 Parnelltes,
marched through Blarney street. The Par
nellites broke the windows of many houses
as they went along aud the residents took
shelter in their houses, from the windows of
which they peted the crowds in the streets
In return the Parnellites forced the doors of
several houses and beat the occupants. The
Parnellites then held meeting in the
street, addresses being made by Mr.. Red.
mond and the lord mayor of Dublin. After
| the meeting the Parnellites wrecked the
rooms OF the Black Pool Bank and smashed
the windows. The anti-Parnellites being in
the minority, we're unable to cope with the
Parnellites but pelted them from behind
houses. The police were too few In number
to stop the disorder. Fifteen injured oom-
batants were taken to the hospitals for
treatment. Many other persons we're
| slightly injured.
Mr. O'Brien addressed an anti -Parnellite
meeting this evening. He began by de-
| claring that II they were attacked they (the
| anti-Farnellites) would defend themselves
| The issue at stake, be said, was whether
they should abandon Mr.. Gladstone and all
chances of home rule by electing factionsts,
or whether they should send united party
to parliament
John Redmond addressed meeting In
| Cork last night. He satd that the Parnellite
| proposals were approved by an overwhelm-
| ing majority Of tue Irish in America. and
that the Parnellites In America we're all
officers and no men. The Parnellites, he
said were determined not to be driven from
public life.
TURMOIL AT LIMERICK.
| MIR. Jordan, M. P. was attacked by q
crowd of Parnellites to-day on arriving in
this city to address an anti-ParDellite meet
| ing. MIR. Jordan was struck on the head,
his hat being smashed In, and be was COM
| PEELED to take refuge 10 the railway station.
A strong detachment OF police afterward
escorted him to his hotel. On the way the
| Parnellites hooted and stoned the police
who finally used their swords to disperse the
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