HOME RULEN PARTIES

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3012, 3 November 1891, Page 3

HOME RULEN PARTIES

(i:v i;i,i;crmc rhi.K';u.\i'ii — run muiir.) 1,i,vi.1 .N-, <> ; toU..' :fii. A wiuiax t" tli- National Press <>fiii■ <■, I ► 111 > 1 ill, discovered « milspiruoy In kill Mi'>«r~! <)'liiii'U and Dillon. Till.' sitk'i.ipt \v:is t• > luiv ■ 1 -ii in:nil! on ;i. lonely road, and sll'',ul ispi'Vilt;;' the would-be iiiurdertis cfocj mi their vicli'ns, hii<>lit• I, .it, whieL tin' former ■|ei-iin[iecl. A o m-qiinie) 1i;ls been (liscovei'L'il in fork tn murder Willi: in 0' linen. He ]i:is refuse.l police proteetiun. The >.-orders :it tacked t.lie I'unn.liiies in Cork :md routed the musicians and smashed the iu^tnnnenls. Dmiiig tho cnK'utc John O'Connor iiml Win. Red moml were injured. Tin; Freeman's Journal says it is •umoured that, in the event of John Redmond being defeated for Cork, the remainder of Ihe party will resign their seats. A priest i.i Cork ilestroyoii with a stick the eye of a boy who was cheering Mi' John Redmond. October 31. A largo number of porsuns were injure'! during the disturbance in Cork, find f- were treated at the Cork Infirmary. I The report fid plots to murder Messrs Dillon and O'Brien arc disbelieved. Lv.rge drafts of police are being made to Cork, in order to suppress the disturbances which luive been prevalent, then.' lately. Mounted troopers fi.ro guarding Mi 1 Dillon. Tin; nominations for Cork seat will bo received on Tuesday, and tbe poll takes phe'C on Friday.