The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-06-15
fAaNEaz7S I,REDUtNENFT TT.
A Sensation of Great Eagni' tudt
Capt. D Shes's Vile
Men tened.
The Evidences of GaiF Aga inst
the Irish Leader-HiS
Frientls Deny.

81. Louis, June / "a special to the
e-pjspotch says: That woman could
make er mar & mans polisiCal .:areeI +, was
one Cd the political IXiOmscf the late Lord
Eeaeonsield. 1t has; received strong CON
frmatiGn In recent vents in English poll
tScs, stronger IN mari:i ing thar making ca
reers. The polished and ictellsctual Sir
Charles Dixie bad tn fruit af!hi triur lph
sEatchea away Just as IT was within his
grasp. He is DOliti cal wreck, bowed md
broken 6y disgrace, W ith scarcely featl Ire
81 infueace among his associates, who at
ese time regarded him a. the coming ma q.
His ruin was the work of a woman. A
greater man thaa Sir Charles Dixie i 81
threatened, and with his ruin, should it
come to pass, a serious blow would be
dealt to a cause wSlich rs stirring the en-
pipe to Its core, and in which the interests
OF the people are at stake. Itis no less
than the 'Encrowned king of ireland" at
whom the tongue OF scandal Is pointed at
present.
An ugly rumor which is current, points
I'd developments which win cause an i'm
mense sensation in political circles There .
are several incidents, slight in themselves,
which are regarded with intense interest by
all who are cogu-zsnt Of the reports IN con-
nectiOn With them. One is the collision of
u
wagon in the village of Ethan in Kent, g
cape from injury Another is the forcing :,
Of Captain 0Shea BY Mr.. Parnell on the {,
electors of Galway as their candidate for r.
parliament. Still another is the significant s
act of Captain OShea in leaving the house a
aod refusing to vote on the Home Rule bill i
lad later his retirement from politics. A.
To pick up the thread of the story it is
necessary go back TO the late elections r..
or the house in ireland. 1t will be re- h
that In the Galway convention -
o select candidate, Psrnell came near Vi
ausing a rupture in his party by insisting to
hat Captain O'Shea be put forward. II ra
eguired all the influence that the dictator elt
to force the acceptance of his II
andidate. He had to use threats and DOW 10
rful inducements to accomplish his pur- me
ose, and the fight left bitter feelings in the To
reasts OF a number of Irish members
gainst ParRell and Captain O'Shea. The
icident was taken by many as the first
ep in the direction of split in the Par ,
ell following, and as the opening wedge of =
issension which might bring ruin on the .ou
iuse. 1t was bold action oil Parnell, and =
lie reason, for 1t was sought in vain. Var
us cOnjectures were brought forward in
as that Parnell was under heavy obliga-
Ons TO O'Shea or was in his power to
me extent. The home rule leader offer
no reasoH, and the party accepted their
sociate with i'll grace. O'Shea has never
joyed perso lal popularity in his party.
ID bitter enmity has existed between him
d several prominent members of il.
ealy hated him thoroughly, and his feel
2 IS shared by Lord Mayor Sullivan. of
lblin, and other equally prominent in
sh politics. The relations between Par
u and OShea were passed by with hints
d rumors for the time until the collision
iween the Irish leaders brougham and n
yetable wagon in Ethan revealed a So
{ which Mr.. Parnell and the most init
te friends of the latter knew the KENT
ely guarded. Mr.. PrrnelPs resi-
ice for long time was mystery appar-
ly to every one. The invariable re-
nse to question as to his address asked
any member of the Irish party was thar
etter directed TO the house of commons
The general Office of the Irish parIia-
ntary party would reach him. liz was
ieved that Mr.. Parnell's desire for this
usion was his reason for maintaining
secrecy with regard to his residence
most Intimate friends declared that =
y did not know where he lived exceDr This
that il was some where in the country sSssese'
r London. There was one singular com "a
,umstance about the life of the leader. weight
this was that every now and then even caP e.,