New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

leagues, Mr. Psrnell will come out all right
With that end, for it is the opinion Of a man
who knows the truth perhaps better than anybody
but Mr. Parnell himself and it is his real opinion
G. w. s,
IN THE WITNESS BOX.
MIR PARNELLS RELATIONS WITH THE
PHYSICAL FORCE" PARTY DESCRIBED.
THE IRISH LEADERS EFFORTS 10 SECURE CON:
suTuTIoNAL AG1DATIoN-THE CONF
MISSION ADJoURNs.
Londoh May l-The direct examination of Mr..
Parne was concluded days session Of the Parne
Commission. Mr. Psrnen declared that he had con-
Quoted the Irish agitation constutonally His cross
examination then begun.
Mr. Parnell on animation denied that Tho
Irish World" ever collected money for tho Paris-
mentary party. "The Irish World" had boon hostile
to himself and the Parliamentary party since 1882
Attorney General webster hero produced extracts
from The Irish worh' prasiRg Mr. Parnelps action
in Parliament after 1889.
Sir Charles Russell counsel for the Parnelites, pat
| In extracts adverse to Mr.. Parnell.
The oross-ex animation then continued. Mr.
Parnen admitted knowing Mooney, otherwise known
| as "Trans- Atlantic" he did not know whether
Mooney contributed TO tho Parliamentary fund.
Mooney wrote violent articles. sbl witness would
not object to receiving MONEYS tribute to assist the
party he did not publish articles advocating murder
witness bad held no communication with Patrick Ford
| since 1881.
Mr.. Parnell smphatcally denied tbat his IRISH
schemes ever included . coalition With the
Fenians IN order to e1pe landlords from ireland.
| He certainly atmed TO destroy landlorism. but not
d1ve individuals from the country, and never had
| any idea of resorthg to illegal means. He did nos
L v.L.
| 1873 and discussing With them possible alliance
besween tho Nationalists and the Fenians. lie had
| no notion that the National fund In America and
| tho diminishing fund were identical.
Attorney Gensral Webster here read violent mani
festo signed by John Devoy and others and issued st
Dublin.
Mr. Parnen declared that he had mover heard of It
before. He bad mot Messrs Devoy Breslin, Fherty,
and Alexander Sullivan and . number Of Ply sca.
| Foroes men, He said he would frankly avow that he
felt Il was part ot bis duty 70 exclude any one
from the League account Of sAotr snseocdents.
BE wanted 70 ncade IN 1t I'll Irishmen, trusting
that every ton would accept the constitutional
aNF% F1yS., fSros men % ' sSandon their nossmen,
and to accept his. TO shut the eons.!.auonA door
would have been very foolish.
He did pot recolIect making speech et Lynn.
England was beaten 70 her inees the time would have
come ID realize the idea Of The Nationalist. He I'D
been thinus Of methods Of warfare in the event of
sonunuL agitation falling At Troy: NJ Y; somebody
oniy mean. ss TOR charitable work and go for League
Tho oounisaon .. this point adjourned
YELLOW FEVER on THE STEAMER WISER
TwRNTDEIoHT MEN kI1 Ill. AND THREE
HAVE DIED from TIE DIsHAsB.
LONDON, Nay l-Lloyds agent At Berlin reports
that tie weser has yellow fsver on board several Of
neers and twenty EIGHT being Ill and three having
died
The North German lloyd steamer weser, Captain
Won schuekmann, sailed from Baltimore April IL for
Bremen.
WAS THERE AN INSULT TO THE STARS AND
sTRIPESi
Ottawa May I (speciaN.-An unexpected inter
national complication threatens to arise out Of the
Br1dgewater business. Tho Ministry angry about
ths blunt and plain speaking way in which Captain j.
H. Aen when hore mAint ainod his right TO compensa-
ton as owner Of an American ship seized illegally.
They have resolved TO do nothing in tho matter, and
II tho International questions raised on the American
side arc TO be maintained will have 70 Be done By
resolute action Before leaving Ottawa Captain Allen
stated ths, aer the Bdsewater was seized tho crew
ran up the Stars and Suipos On the 4h OF July Tho
Canadian officials, no alleges, required mat mo nag
bs hauled down, and none Of tho crew being Wiling
to obey they hauled It down against Captain Aliens
protess Evidence Of this 10 forthcoming and VIII Do
submittad TO tho authorities At Warrington. He says
be d,d not press tho matter before, - ho feared u
might cause q delay IN the settlement he hoped 90
but to lay tho insult American Gag
before the Government Of tho United stsIss.
PROMINENT MEXICANs COMING TO NEW'fohh.
Little Rock ark, May L-Genera Escobedo ho
hero OF oueretaro. Mexico, TO whom Macmillan sur
rendered. passed through hero to-day ON his way to
Nev.York TO escort to Mexico the body OF ex'Prosi'
dent Te,sdo He was accompanied by Colonel VII
lanueyA. Lieutenant Colonel Correllsi and two or
deres Of tho Mexican army Te report tnan mi,i,ap9
United States Governments VIII flrnlsn . n.ntaiS
guard has given the liveliest satisfaction IN meAico'
THE vALKYRIE LAUNCHED.
London, May Lord Dunrsven's yacht Vahh'o
WAS launched to-day Tho names arc OF s'ooi ".0
Sides deck and fittings Of teak and tho Dol
tom planhngs arc Of hard wood, Tho length Is 30
ss @ s.s ' On dssA e. d.d sss
TO REAssuME THE GOVERNMENT or LuxEA-
BURG
Iux,mbvre Nav Tho Duks Of Nassau, Regent
Of he Duchy Of Luxembourg, hss roesivod ieetsr nom
the King Of Holland IN which TIE later stssos tns'
he win reassume the government Of Luxempurg on
FrdV next
THE NEW coMproIR p'ESoOMTE-
Paris, May l.-Undor . dcctaon OF the sharehoiden
the funds of the Old camptoir d'R%compte have boon
handed TO H. Dc Normandis The pres'dent OF the no"
company.
KILLED IN A COLLIERY EXPLOSION
Berlin. May l.-By explosion IN the heoEnhg-
heusen colliery at Dort1aund to-day 0roe persons
wsro hnsd and Sgbt injured.
DEMANDING pEs1RUCT1oS OF STOLEN Norss
Boston, NAY 1.-The Unftsd states Circuit Coufs
to-day decided for As paAintR In TIC suit OF the BANK
Of dsnourg. Germany, against Catherine J. Flynn ana
John H. Flynn 10 reeoves nos sesdon Of TIE proceeds