New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16


asterward 0'Hhea. returned to London ana met nus
son. wlio unwilling to trouble, toa MS a'nss
that parnell was not at ethan. The son himself
although making this statement took acuoh WIZ" JUG
suit that the respondent gavc her son an under
standing tiias she would not see Parnel AZ Eitnam'
How utterly untrue her declarations 10 ner nus
band that she knew nothing Of Parnclrs movements
Fer nineteen weeks. In 1885, they occupied 2 house
together in ST. Johns Road, Eas,oourne. nHer sns
hoy occupied anotcr house In ssaye.y MTaa a
visitor This occurred before November. aoSo, ar
the respondents promise TO net sou msef Fox went to
the ONCE Of house agent and engaged n ssnnd
TrevilLoast. Brocklsy me man ns man was pa.neil
Mrs Oshca wa frequently at the house calling s men
ss . IT, n rss house house was Was T ss
b. Mrs 0shea, Of York Terrace Regents PARK roo sss
game sus es sas M farne the Of
two gentlemen one These isS Se pst and Cleared
Oshss of the ,s s ss n oSso from
s9 she sS ssq h nsoysa IN evidence and would surely
enable the Jury 70 return vsar,e ba he now looked
Captain s 9'snsa IRON S1adse %a'.''s' '"'
upV AT the conclusion Of Sir Edward Clarkes address
Captain O'shcs took the w;incssis'aha anu "AS 'A
aped m By I'd ais KsSerns @ the oath q
Siass lsS' my yhe election a f%rsnt was
Mr. R.no p,s BY The fSSmass Af hSei
and Aiss' n sass h% o oshss issi
had angry quarrel with Mrs oshea s on ace Sne
aSsaas an on July ISL 6sIss gave ne
wrong T .s s ss ana s 'S ON Ks release
s ss wss mot 1 10s good health him % Ethan
ss Ct r6s4 NJ r sssS'e 1ssS Ssi
sss SSs'i is H. ss g. RHs e Ss
/ was in Lisbon. On my return i heard vague
was any ground for the scandal that then existed.
sS e. hs s wae from amy ar is se
then prevailing In the spring Of 1855 IL WAS
H sp ss and as u 1sr e thai x ane
and saw Parnel. Then followed the General Election;
first stood for the Exchange vision Of Lverpoo and
na Bssr heard s son about Mr
sa M w she her with
nell was for RSpSd Sr osnea tell you anything
A0 WnessYes. she told me that she knew that he had
The Witness, continuing said: aAt that time had
no idea that Parnel constant visitor a. ETHAN:
After that some and ' wrote sr
pressing annoyance at the circumstance never Knew
that Parnell had horses at Ethan until was too SO
Criminal eH 'p prcceeanss against the but
Sas Thought that make the s1sn ,Ss s SGrse
believed that Mrs. OShea was lvlng =. tdS SS%sd
Sts eseT Sm my 1 Aissf in to
which had seaS Il sG &, Eyeyn
that she should directly or indirectly tae the oppor
tuny Of seeing Mr. Psrne ,T Seen ss SAVING at
EssRtboupne with Mrs oshea Immediately om wrote
her had notion my wife nad 1as sen showed me
paragraph stating that Parns had been en- at ,s ma1
showed this paragraph to or aaf f%o papers were writ
;m ~ and contradictions were inserted In April
1857 Letter from ron my my son long G sna PAINFUL
nss with her. showed her sons Letter a ny
The letter referred to was then .tr reaa re
~ 1 tn sss visit q s
d os ss1s sn 6 K si
did not wish to upset ms o dinner w and would
him t e I naHe sa sa 'G the
,s kicked ts ao You hut eIT yca H
e. mcT Kim Il shall Be the first Opportunity n
witness ef,csS a. in ss s Rsss f0
pSs x HaFiss r With A M
That heard that Parne i had e Sesn pcton for d.
M, IssSs Mrs ssse Is Is sss'Sss any truth
ccHarSei Or is II as absolutely and entirely untrue
as Are as Ss Sssr Sssrsss they are all entirely
s left t Ss, w sSsa ' we're SeS sndsa
Her
next witness Ms sn osS ssme st tsr
heT .nS Ss or sn Whom she
photSsraph as Mr.. Parnell- He would come every
day aoS "a al Happened when ne camel AThe CHI
dren used to 60 out for drives Nobody else womb
usually stared M On S SHe Secession 81 ns r
oNDiS that gentleman ever sleep in the h0use'
oTwas Mr. o'shea in the house on that night A.
o..-pM Mrs. o'shea and the gentleman drive out
'0f e@iow dn tSs gentleman enter the hOuse' A.
nc n.6 20 you GU ecolect on occasion going to Mrs
ossss t. the p Ssor to and afs ~
Caroline Petsrs widow lido ts yaS that n owsd the
f Ss # ss which che sS Ssi lot t" Captain os
nwS . Or ssrsa s ssss sS lie
the Of Charles steTs n..d ne 70 Sryl out
Saso M ms'p osnss in nstms Insy were to
gher in the for ssysrs hours qnt were In
ore occasion with w the doors ea Tn. Young
said their da not wa1o be disturbed 1pdu Sasp
Ct ss N SsHss ssH Viii S,
s fSS the house hn
the 'front.' door rang the bell and asked to see oshea
outside the window and there were two rope Arees-
capes in the house. Qanghter) The witness saw
Mrs OShea once go up stairs, pun down the blnd
nm hot water to Parnell's bedroom.
The court here adjourned the case until Monday.
The refusal Of Mrs. Oshea to make any defence in
the action for divorce brought against her by her hus
hand and the failure Of Mr. Parnel 10 appear In court
to rcfts the charges against him y the matter.
have caused an immense sensation. The utter col
apse Of the defence is tantamount TO an acknowlcdg
ment Of ruilt to the court and Will result In Mr..
parne hcng condemned pay the costs of the divorce
proceedings.
WILL PARNELL YIELD THE LEADERSHIP?
A STATEMENT THAT MIR. SEXTON WILL DIRECT
THE IRISH PARTY DURING THE COMING
SESSION OF PARLIAMENT.
. London, Nov. 15.-Mr. Sexton has been appointed
10 move in Parliament the Panele amendment TO the
address in reply TO the speech from the throne This
implies that he will lead The Parncllites during the
x Tbe Dublin Express, says that Mr. Parnen has
informed several Of the most prominent IN the Irish