The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-03
BLOODY DAYK IRELAND
VIM. O'Brien Chased and Nolan
and Sheehy Beaten.
PRIESTS IN THE BATTLE.
Gladstone Speaks at Glasgow--The
UniOnists Are Ahead So Far.
People Of Madrid Protest Against An
Unjust Tax, and Arc Shot-Bismarck
Waiting to Be Prosecuted-People
Ranging Themselves on His Side.

DUBLIN, July 2-While William O'Brien
was addressing meeting at Limerick in
support of the anti-Parnellites, the assem-
blage was attacked by band of Parnell-
ties. A fierce fight followed, during which
several participants were wounded. The
police arrested the rioters and escorted
O'Brien to hotel.
Father Behan. whose recent speech, in
which he bitterly attacked the memory of
Parnell, caused much bitter feeling, spoke
again today. He excused his former utter
ances on the plea that they
were made in the heat of the
campaign. After the meeting was
over crowd followed Behan's carriage,
hooting and yelling at him. The priest
lost his temper. and putting his head out
of the window called the Paruellites
scoundrels and said they were sutficed
with the cheapest kind of porter. The
police had to interfere and protect him.
Colonel John P. Nolan, Parnellite can
didate in the northern division of Galway,
was Knocked down and badly beaten to-
day. A priest has been arrested on
charge of melting the attack.
The house of prominent anti -Parnellite
at Cork was attacked by a crowd of Par
nellites, who smashed windows and fur
niture. The children in the house were
injured by stones.
serious political riot occurred at
Waterford late last night. Two meetings
were held in this city. At one the prin-
eipal speaker was John E. Redmond Par
nellite, and at the other David Sheehy,
anti-Parnellite. After the meetings were
over the Parnellite faction, headed by
band, stormed Sheehy's committee room.
The anti-Parnellites fought the attackers
desperately, but the latter were too
strong. The police charged the assailants,
but their efforts, too, were useless, and the
committee room was captured. During
the fight many of the participants on
both sides were wounded, including
Sheehe, who was injured in three places.
Several arrests were made. The doctors
called to attend Sheehy reported him to be
dangerously wounded. He is very weak,
having lost great deal of blood.
LONDON, July Fright Hon. Sir John
Lubbock, Liberal Union candidate of Lon
out opposition. The total elections thus
far show the return of eleven Liberal
Unionists and four Liberals.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Conservative.
was returned without opposition today,
A number of other candidates were re-
turned without opposition, including
Speaker Peel.
A number of dock laborers became in
volved in an election fight at Southampton
today, and one was killed.
In the Flint district in Wales today J.
H. Lewis, Liberal candidate, was assaulted
while addressing meeting, and forced to
flee to hotel.
GLASGOW, July 2.-Gladstone arrived in
the city this afternoon. The streets
through which he passed were lined with
cheering crowds. There was an immense
gathering at the meeting, and the speaker
was hailed with every manifestation of
friendship and respect. He delivered one
of his characteristic addresses,