Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-10
"A REIGN OF TERROR"
Parnell's Followers Wrought Up BY
His Death.
THE STEAMER DISPATCH AGROUND.
Thirty Millions Of Russian Peas
anty Destitute.
A FATAL TENEMENT FIRE.
A FATAL TENEMENT FIRE.
THE DEAD IRISH cHIEFrArN.
Bearing Parnell's Remains Back 60 Ire
land-Criticai State OF AnaIr~

land-Criticai State OF Anairs
LONDON, Oct l0.-An enormous concourse Of
people surrounded walsingham Terrace this
morning when the casket containing the re-
mains Of the late Charles Stewart Parnen Was
taken from the house. Slowly and sadly Was the
body placed in an open hearse drawn by four
horses, and at 1915 O'Clock pm. the corsege
started for the railroad station amid a terrific
cownpour OF ram. Immediately following
the hearse IN mourning COACHES WAS the COM
mlttee of Mr.. Parnell colleagues in parliament
who had been selected 10 escort the body TO
Hoiyhead. The route TO the railroad station
was lined with masses Of people, who silently
and respectfully watched the passage of the
funeral procession.
Al the station the remains we're placed on
ooard the funeral car and, with members Of
the farnei parliamentary party watchers.
started for MilleSden Junction 10 which place
the car wlll be taken direct and where 10 will
be joined at p. TO the train bound for Holy
head ihe remains. consequently, will not pass
through London, as at hrst proposed
MRS. PARsEIL rRosTRArEp WITH GRIEF.
There WAS a terrible scene inside the house
when the casket was about TO be removed. The
grief Of Mrs. Parnell was most poignant, and
she could with difficulty be persuaded 10 allow
the coffin to be taken away.
As mark Of respect 10 the dead the blipas
OF many houses along the route followed by the
funeral procession on It's way 10 the station
were drawn down and on every side we're signs
OF sincere sympathy.
The casket was covered with magnificent
sreatns OF mowers, one OF which, In the center
OF all, was from his wife.
As the hearse passed them. despite the down.
pouring rain, the spectators took of their hats
ana stood uncovered until the last carriage had
gone by.
dozen carriages followed the hear.e from
M = N nm Iarr -. n.
among others Mrs. Dickinson NIr. ParpelI's
sister Mrs Pierce Mahony, Mr.. Henry Par
neil, Mr.. John Redmond, NJ. T.; Mr. Pieros
Mahony, NJ. p; Mr.. Henry Harrison. NJ. p.
MI James n: okelly, NJ r.; Col John p.
nolan, N; f.' Mr. John OConnor. n. r.: Mr.
Henry Campbell, NJ. r., and Mr.. jaime, a.
Fitzgerald. Nj. I.
ALSO IN the mournful procession was a depu-
tation from the Dublin corporation leasiership
committee. sent To escort the body 20 Dublin
AT the railroad station at Brighton the
funeral party waited an hour the building be-
ing packed with people pressing forward to get
glimpse OF the casket
III was i 40 pm. before the remains were
placed on board the train which then started
for Nillesden junction.
Mrs farneii was too i'll to accompany the re-
DILLON CALLED ''MuRDERER.-
As Mr.. John Dillon. member of parliament
Tor East Mayo, was passing down sackyille
street IN Dublin yesterday evening be was met
by rough who shouted. 'You' re a murderer,
MT. Dlllon managed TO pass without further
uoupie, but twenty yards further on he was
accosted by two other men, who apnroached
MN, saying in threatening manner: ..Ih.re's
Dillon, the murderer
Mr. Dillon says that the men had been drink
ing, but II Is asserted that the langunce need
was the result OF secret meetings of Parnellite.-
An1 nc ei'uauoh OF affairs Is regarded as critical.
Inc fTetn,oss journal OF Dublin says the
startlng insults 90 which Mr.. John Dillon wa.
supyec'eu SHOW the deep undercurrent Of
ahsr! ieenng which has been provoked
had every desire to paw a Last ir;,.
ute TO the dead, but IL h no.
perfectly plain that they could not do so vith.
out rendering probable an insult 20 the sacred
presence OF the dead by Causing an exhibltion
OF intolerable anger upon the part of an in
iaanAted section OF hls followers."
Inc Journal adds, under the heading "a
~ there IL any violence the Irish people win
noid Cns'ed Ireland responsible for it
BIG DEMONSTRATION.
The funeral promises to be one of the most
imposing ever held in Ireland. Special tr.,ns
from al parts Of the country will bring tens of
thousands of mourners to Dublin. That citv
Is placarded from end to end with poster, de.
scribing the order Of the procession and ths
route il will follow.
James Stephens, the ex-leader of the Fenisu
Brotherhood, has been assigned a special posi-
tion IN the parade, which. without doubt viii
De a most remarkable turning out of the masses