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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 2569, 19 December 1890, Page 2

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PARNELL GETS INJUNCTION AGAINST MCCARTHY. London, December 17.— Parnell has obtained an injunction against Justin McCarthy in respect of the United Ireland newspaper. PARNELL'S CAUSE WAGING. The cause of Parnell is waning at Kilkenny. SULLIVAN RETURNING TO ENGLAND. Sullivan ono of the Irish delegates to America is returning to England. FREE FIGHT BETWEEN ADHERENTS OF DAVITT AND PARNELL. Davitt and Parnell met at BallinakiU, where the adherents of each fought furiously, and Davitt took part in the emeute, leading the charge right up to the car in which Parnell was stationed. Davitt shouted defiance at his former chief. PARNELL DISABLED BY A BAG OF UME. V While speaking afterwards at Castle* comer a bag of lime was thrown at Parnell, and another at Harrington. Parnell will be dftabled for the rest of the elec-j tion, bujits is hoped.that his sight will be preserved. PARHEJ.L'S NAME STRtTCK OFF EDINBURGH BURGESS LIST. Parnell's name has been struck off the rcll as a Burgess of Edinburgh. SERIOUS ILLNESS OF THE POPE, The Pope is seriously ill. THE WOUNDED WARRIOjR. London^ December, 18.— Parnell addressed a meeting to-day with his face bandaged. Inflammation is feared irom the result of the lime thrown into* his eyes. ' ; ■ , . ...... .'...: . MCCARTHY THREATENED WITH VENGEANCE. The crowd threatened vengeance on McCarthy, who was hustled by the mob on his arrival at Kilkenny. THE INJUNCTION DISREGARDED. The injunction obtained by Parnell against United Ireland has been disregarded, and the paper will be issued, and it is believed cannot be auppreacsed. PROPRIETOR OF FINANCIAL SfEWB SUES FOR LIBEL UNSUCCESSi FULLY. : Marks the proprietor of the Financial News has brought a libel suit against a man Butterfield who accused him of blackmailing, and floating a rotten Company. The case Jhas attracted great interest in the City. It has ended in Butterfield's acquittal. VICTORIAN BUTTER FETCHES GOOD PRICES. Butter received from Melbourne and Sydney is of excellent quality, and much has been sold at 112s to 115s. Some forwarded by the Victorian Government bought 112s and other Melbourne consignments 955» SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENTS WITH KOCH'S LYMPH. # Sir Morel Mackenzie's experiments with Koch's lymph have been successful. DUBIOUS REPORTS OF INDIAN RAID. Washington, December B.—Dubious reports are circulated of the Indian raid in the North western states.