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lead to a complete reunion Of all shades Of

lind. Continuing. Mr. Mccarthy said he be-
IIeved that all feeling Of hostility to Mr. Par
nell or Of hostility bctween individual mem
bcrs Of the Irish Parliamentary party would
DO swallowed up and completely disappear In
the feeling OF genuine and universal regret
which was experienced among Irishmcn ut
tho death Of Mr.. Parnell.
"Threo weeks ago" Mr. Mccarthy also said
Two tsIr Parnell and myself had long and
friendly conference. This conference took
place at my house ut Chelsea. and we mutual
ly agreed to draw part OF the Paris fund from
tho bankers In tho Fronch capital In order to
defray tho expenses Of registering. which
were incurred before tho split In tho party.
Before tho divorce proceedings" said Mr..
Mccarthy In conclusion. II was close friend
Of Mr.. ParnelL whom I admired intensely.
Mr.. Parnoll consulted mo In regard to the lam
entable manifesto. and used all efforts in
endcavorinG to prevent him from issuing 1t to
tho public. My idea In trying to prevent him
from SO doing was that the issuance OF the
manifesto would make his further leadership
Of tho Irish party an utter impossibility."
Continuing. Mr. Mccarthy said that those
who followed Mr.. Parnells leadership until the
last moment had done 80 purely out Of Q spirit
Of personal devotion to the Irish leader.
Joseph Chamberlain. when interviewed re-
The present legislation, but. 10 added. il was
pore likely that tho government would en-
iar prospect 70 poet that It Gould be- DONE II tie op.
Sii| = .hsy hsa done toward IN Ep e
s6oaght, late In 1862 before the measure could
fro%inent psrnollites. who have been inter-
mise. declare that It will not atfcct their posi-
S and that sh 81 ma to SSS q.
Tks rss news s y the dSath of the Irish Par
shssRRsR w fsssysa
law. Mr.. McDermoft. TO whom Mrs. Parneil
ra as I'd o aS The tsc
ton. wore immedl lately drawn down. and will
mans the s's s In adden tie
flag on top Of tho club was placed at half mast
~ iSs ss y sha
ss;s that bis ssnYi
the auesttion Of the custody Of his wiie's
y tho Two soaassss S Sftsa e e
. The son 81 Dr. William Richard somers, F;
RAJ cord. including his Manual Of Diseases Of
the closing hours 81 his liie. The great lead.
s en- was 50 bad Tuesday
sss tss% b ssr that morning until Mr. Parne
number Of teieGraphic messages from appar-
so 81 wss t 6sd EGsS M hs2 n 4sr
4 ts Il to-day says that ss Mrs. 'G Parne een
tnues in q condition TOO Frustrated to be able
70 see any one Her eldest daughter Is with
The dosth Of Mr.: Parnell has not yet been
Eegtstered None Of the local authorities of
attending physician. Both Dr. Somers and lis
son refuse to make any. statement as to the
Tse rsfuss e make Il
o these subjects on the ground that
sorded them permission to say anything Ina o" on
tho subject and that until they receive such
permission the physicians will. under no cir
parnell's death.
o'sHEA SAYS IT WAS SUICIDE.
&C Capt; 0'Shea is responsible for the statement
that while he was calling this morning on the
urn OF Lawyers who have acted as his former
Brighton. Shortly afterward a second tele-
Rad committed suicide i Sst teven i oshea
bias been declaring his private belief all day
that 1t Is case Of suicide.
GREAT BRITAIN DEEPLY MOVED.
kilograms from Liverpool, Manchester.
Glasgow and other centred throuphout the
CAUSED BY tho event everywhere eq among sS%s CON.
portance, and the consensus OF opinion ia that
Il Will incrouso the weight Of tho irish vote.
Prominsnt members q the Nationalist party
Ct 1ayerpool upon being interviewed e. day de.
Flare that nothing can now sever the party at
essn saee se e. the and h a shsS viii
Mr. SCOTT, the Liberal candidate Tor the Com
mons for East Manchester. In an intervieW to-
day. said t6st EaEiishnen and irishmen alike
itics. be said would now settle the n
pSxsrai and restless peFv eis and the spis
The SECRETARY Of the NeWcaete 6 branch of the
psrneilite League says that John Redmond
md maintain the strugsie. he tae said he saw
1Mr. farnelIj remarked that he had n hard
deht before him. but he felt sure OF uItimately
Whining. '' Wv 40 '''' '1A' - ''''D'A''''
w, Psrnell continued To attach the rreatest
lmportsncs to the supnort Ia reeslved from
America He only abandoned his proposed
Was convinced that L Would be fatal to be- ab