Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07
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CHARGES AGAINST PaRNELL.
How He Answered Them in Parliament
A BURLINGTON TRAM STONED.
Gen. Sheridan Continues 10 Improve
PAnNELL FACES HIS AccUSEns.
The House Gives q HespecssuI Hear
ing go Hss Rcpudiatsea es shs Tsases'
pAnNELL FACES MS AcCuxEns.

1esterS.
Special Csble DisI.sch TO THs EvrSrss sr.n
LONDON. July 7.-The house d commons was
crowded yesterday as II q great debate was en-
pected involving the existence of the ministry.
several cabinet ministers who are peers OCCUPIED
q seat In the gallery IN front OF the ministerial
bench with the attorney general. the soncitor-
general Mr.. Smith, aud other cabinet ministers
ON the opposite side were Gladstone, Haroourt.
Morley ana other prominent liberals, and AZ the
end OF the same bench sat Harrington and James.
Mr.. Parnen entered the house twenty -nSe minutes
before 3. attired as usual, In a walking costume
of light rrieze, with a bundle OF documents In his
hand. Questions were then m progress lie sat oe-
tween sexton and Justin Nacartay, on the second
bench below the opposition The instant the Lass
question was answered
HE srKASs 10 ms FkEr
with much eagernesss In order 20 catch the speak
er's eye Ia a very short time his manner became
calm and dispassionate as he proceeded TO deny
the genuineness uf the letters introduced By the
Tunes. lie was frequently greeted With cheers by
MS own followers, and only lnterruptea once oy
The great majority OF the mlnlsterlaliss however,
made no manifestation wAaleyer and remained
perfectly silent when be sat down When Justin
Mccarthy had made his explanation, the house
rapidly emptiel The nI.ss to-day uaserses
Parnelis statements The writer declares .s thas
letter 10 Carey was Iound IN Careys
house. IL says that what he did
he ans were found In Careys house. The writer
also u Il not alleged that tie ettSr purport-
Ing 10 be written IrOm hllmaInham Was la the
wrlUlng ut Campbell, farnells secretary. He says
the attorney general distinctly stated that he did
not know Whose writing it WAS, but it might bs
that Of some fellow prisoner OF PRrnellS This
dsposes at ali events OF the Allegation 30 freely
made by the tory papers that tae letter was Ia the
nnuns OF Campbell and thcir taunis about has
Dc Ill The unloniSt papers to-day openly declare
they
WILL BELIEVE IN FARsELLs eUMr
II he does not bring acIlon Tor libel IL Is dicult
TO say how Tar this belief Is genuine. or how far t
is mere party maneuver. The unionists intend to
print the attorney generals speech and scatter it
broadcast over the country. The Daalp AesCs de-
clares that IL counsel are 20 MAKE odiOus accusa-
lions and then back Out and offer no proof the
question Will have 10 be considered whether the
bar should continue 20 enjoy ils privileges OF I'M
muulty. Even now ParnCl has not finally made
up his mind whether or not 10 prosecute the
Times. The important point OF Parnells denial
Was that he gave 10 check 10 Egan because the
Tunes people have been Ooastins privately that
they have ParnellS check In their possession lt
Is easy TO prove whether IL Is genuine and has ever
been honured.
BY Associated Press.
The ssGisaes', Continues tts Atack.
LONDON, July s.-The Times In lis comments On
Mr.. Parnell's statements IN the house OF commons
yesterday In reference 10 the resolutions made In
the oDonDell- Times suit says: .Mr. Parnells adj
mission that his character q meulber OF parlla-
menL Is seriously affected ls a very Imperfect
recognition OF Ills position lie places against q
tremendous Indictment bare aud unsupported
GENIAL which would be- as much a matter oi course
from The greatest criminal from the most innO-
cent man. Under the circumstances the denial Is
absolutely worthless as evidence, even II it were
made by one whose character for yeraclty was be-
yohd doubt and suspicion. Such character Is not
borne by MI. farnell. who has been convicted. AS
Ia his Cincinnati speech OF sOlenniy and indlg-
nantly asserting what h not fact The members
| OF the liberal party, from Mr.. Gladstone down 10
| its humOtest follower, are called upon ether 70
insist that effectua steps be taken by Mr.. Parnel
and his party 10 dsproye the charges made ainst
them, 10 accept tue Consequences uI their
ciaLlOn with men whose guilt has Decn established
by presumption which u only technically short of
demonstration" Ia another column OF the paper
the speech OF MIR. Parueu Is traversed aud Tue
Times reterates that IL Is fully prepared 10 prove
III open court the Charges u las made against MI.
| Parncll and his followers