The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
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Engiands Most Gifted Dsyotses Of wa
Art, Music and Letters Assel
Pay Their Respect Parneli NJ M
itefuts Al Charges Against HiI
Eiiians 90 Celebrate tho Dow
Monarchy IN April,
LONDON, Jan, Mot In man " 4
has London witnessed funeral vhA
circumstances and conditions moro sol
bre and entirely Ia keeping with I'D
solemnlty Of the occasion than thost
which marked the obsequiea Of RoberI
Browning In Westminster Abbey, n
dense fog enyeloped the city like q grea
winding sheet, penetrating every noQ
OF the vast edllioe, aud settled down VI ('.
tho coffin Of the dead poet, a yerl
pail The vast crowd which asseI
In tho vicinity OF the abbey werea
affected by tho peryading gloo
were those more fortunate IN CAV
mission, but scarcely less no IL
tor Of elbow room The Borylct N'N
impressive amid brighter sur ~
were awe'lnsplring ln the extreme,
the Immense eOncOufae mapmbled, in1
cluding numbeu ni EngIanda most
gifted deyOtees Of science, art, music and
letters, were affected 10 d degree that
admitted Of no oonoeallent The coffin
was deposited IN q grave under the
shadow Of bust Of l0nuolIOw,
The dense fox which prevailed COM
pletely obaourod the cTt0go from tho
view Of the crowds assembled 10 witness
H. The interment was made In the
''poeta corner Of the abbey, THO floral
offerings were unique, costly and mag,
nilicent, Tho music included Wealey'a
anthem, "Wo All Go 10 Our Place, aud
the refrain ole Glyeth His Beloved
Sleep The collect was read by tho
dean Of the abbey tho Very Rev. e.,
Granville Bradley,
Parnell Ready to Refuie all Charges.
Mr., Parnoll In his Instructions 10 his
solicitor TO employ every possible effort
10 expedite tho transmission 20 him OF
Capt O'Shoaa citation In the latter'a
suit for divorce, declares that he h pre-
pared b meet with rcfutaton any charge
that O'Shoa may make connecting him
oriminally on In any manner unoonyen-
tiOnm with Mrs, OShoa, Tho affair Ia
still mattor Of newspaper comment,
but tho general opinion 10 that Mr., Par
nell viii not suffer In his political stand
ing thereby, Tho most notable eXoep-
ton 10 this way OF thinking " Tho
World which ~ Of the opinion that Mr.,
Parnell will DO compelled 10 retro from
the Leadership Of the Irish party, tenn
porarily, Nt least, IN favor Of Mr., Justin
Mccarthy or Mr. John Dillon, Doubt.
loaa the wish Is father 10 tho thought,
10 Nurse In the Lcper settlement
An English lady, whose unostentnrous
miniHlratlons 10 the sick have attracted
much attention recently, has volunteered
20 act ns nurse In the Hawaiian Ippar
settlement on the Island Of Molokai and
has announced her intention 20 7ill for
that place almost Immediately,
Lord salisbury Has the GRIPPE"
LONDON, Jan. l,--Tho air Of mystery
surrounding the illnolg Of Lord Sllis-
bury, about whose condition Nll sorts OF
reports have been cirulntol, has led
HuHpicions persons 10 ascertain Che iucts,
which are just now brought 10 light
Lord Salisbury waa taken M with in-
ilucnza on Dec, "a, He caused tho
atrictost secrecy 20 bO observed with no.
gard 10 his condition and it cause, aud
The queen sent 10 himhorowu phy,ician,
Sir William JCnnor On Dec ~ tho
premier became worse, aud for throo
days was unable 10 leave his bed llo Is
now able 10 sit up, but will be confined
10 his room for several days. and prob
ably compelled 10 remain In the house
for fortnight The attack Of grippe
was very severe, and there is still fear Of
the suporyention Of pneumonia, which
his lordship IL constitutionally untitled
10 combat As far as possible he 10.
fnins from the consideration or trans.
action Of any public business,