The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-18
PARNELL PAYS COSTS.
He is Found Guilty 81 ADULTERY
With Mrs. O'Shea
THE CAPTAIN IS ExoNERATED.
It IL Not Tot Settled whether the IN
crowned King WIN Continue 70
Lead the Nationalists.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE trial Of the 0sshea d.
vorcs suit was resumed this morning. The nfst
witness was . servant ct O'Shea's house 1t
Ethan 1t the time Oshea charges Parnell with
paying clsndestine visits 70 his vie. She testi-
Ned that Mrs. O'shea aud Pasnell were once
locked in the drawing-Eo MrA 0'Shea af-
terward explained The locking oi the door - e.
sentiai to the safesy Of PANEL, ~ members OF
secret societies were prowling about the vicin-
tty. She also told the witness to deny that Par.
nell had visited the HOUSE.. Another servant
testified that MrA O'ehea and Parneh were
locked in . room after midnight Mrs 0'6hea's
former coachmaa test ned to driving PArneil 70
1rA OShea's residence after midnight An ex-
page testified that he had liv' In the service OF
Mn 0'6hea ct Esstb0urne: that Parnell lived in
the same house. Other witnesses testified that
Mrs. OShea took the Eastbourne house and
paid the rent: that Psrnell res ded there. and
also at house In Regents park. which Nm.
O'Shea rented.
Mrs eele, sister Of Mra Oshsa, whom The
latter charged with adultery with Captain
0'shea, took the stand and denied the charges.
One Of the jurymen insisted that petitioner b
cross-examined on the c0uAter.charges ma 10 By
his wife, and thu petitioner was recalled. He
testified that he had lived apart from his wife
at rdesira He denied the charges Of cruelty
and said he had always treated her with kind
mega He had invited Parnell to his house after
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convinced that his sdspicions regarding his W.
and Parnell were baseless.
In summing up to the jury the judge dwelt on
the charge OF connivance made by Mrs. OShea,
and asked why there was necessity for all the
guise resorted TO BY Parnell II the petitioner
had connived 1t his wife's in6delity.
The case was then given TO the jury, who r.
turned verdict that adultery had been COM
mitted by MrR Oehea and Parnell, and that
there had been no connivance Oh the part Of
Captain O'6hes. The court granted decree Of
divorce, and that correspondent pay the oost
AID that custody Of the younger children be
awarded to petitioner.
L. MOON. NV. 1.-THE Telegraph publishes
ParDeil's politicl obituary. ana says he must
cease for the present at least to lean on the
Nationalist party.
It 10 reported that the followers Of Parnell do
not deslre him to retire unless by his own
volition, in who event the Leadership OF the
Irish party will be vested in q commission, Of
which justin Mccarthy viii be president
DUBLIN Nov. n.-Parnell, In . letter to the
Frcemdn's Journal. reminds his followers Of the
importance Of being in parliament on the open
ing day. He says 1t II unquestionabie that the
TO last. and that great Issues depend upon it,
course.
DUBLIN, Nov 1.-THE London correspondent
Of the Frceman's Journal declares that Parnell
has not the slightest intention OF resigning
either the leadership Of the party or his dnties
In parliament
LoNDoN. Nov. H.-Provincial newspapers join
In the chorus Of the denunciatton Of Parnsll.
Several Gladstone papers advise his retirement
The Chronicle says: 1.-THE smiddle-class cleo
tors in England will certainly resist any ap-
peal. even BY Gladstone. to support party
led by Parnell"
The Nesss says: The political principles Of
parties are independent Of accidents 70 indi-
vidual leadership The discrsdit attaching to
PANEL will not reject on his party
The Times says: II Parnell intends to retain
the leadership Of his party he will place Glad
stone In . serious dilemma"
The Standard thinks the 0ladstoniaps win
court moral destruction II they continue even
In political intimacy with PeFnell.