Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-27
Entertain Friends and Receive IniimAtcs
at walsIughsm Terrace;
Domestic Happiness.
rpr FUTURE PLANS OF rHr
COUPLE.
An Intended Visit 10 the United States
During the Coming
Autumn.
he Hopes to he Reins,a,sd NJ the
Irish Leader.

I,oxDos, June .O.--Nr. and Mn.
pAfucii entertained some friends yes.
tsfday evening Mt Walsingham terrace,
and received today several intimat,s
P,rnrli has sent greetings TO number
of adhefents Ia the Commons, express.
ing pleasure that his prolonged period
OF suspense Il over, and thanking them
for their stcadiast friendship during
his troubles.
He writes under apparent conviction
that his marriage viii enable him to be
rin.tAtcd m the Irish leader. A strong
impression Ia the same direction pre-.
walls in the Commons, In spite Of the
knowledge o, the fact that the Cathu.
lie clergy will not Accept the marriage
~ condoning his oiicnse.
giiE rNaLiGii LIBERALS
are ready 10 hail him ~ man doing
hls hsst 20 atone for hi. fault. No im'
mctiiat. restoration Of confidence he.
tween Patncll and the Llhcral l,adera
l. possible, nor Il " probable that the
faction frud will end without long OPP
positlon from somc u hls now iffccon'
cllable enemies; but the marriage has
deprived his foes nf one " their most
uoteut weapons OF attack. His moral
POSITION assured, political restoration,
u IL gunumlly believed, becomes a
matter oi time.
Tho future plans Of Mr.. and Mis-.
pafnrll Indicate that after period %
teciutiun II l. their Intention 10 enlarge
thclr social life. Mu. farncll talks Of
leavlng Brighton and taking n large
house. In London. IL she wins The
pIolate suit, abe will be rich aud able
10 entertain. Thosr knowing her best
Esy sir aims 10 form political nnd
Aftlstir salon, 10 create which chs has
capacities equal 10 her ambition. IL
har long beon known that she has been
n valuable political ally u Pnfnull with
whom she has discussed evory turn OF
affairs more ultimately than any mem.
her " his party. IL can 10 predicted
with certalnty that under her opcn
guidance, Parnell will immediately
modify his tactics.
la lie nght with the McCafthyiles
reconciliation will be the wntchwofd.
The nrst contest, Carlow, VIII 10
fought on the pnrnclllto tide with
great attention 20 personal amenities
Mccarthy has practically wiihdrAwp
from tho leadership Of Ills party, hh
physicians warning him TO avoid ex'
element.
PARNELL HAPPY.
Parnell, during M Interview a,
Brighton today upon his marriage 70
Mn. O'tshea, said he found u impossi'
lie 10 procure n marriage license Tor
any country church, and In onIer 70
prevent delay he thought u beet 10
hay, the ceremony performed at the,
registry olilco at Stcyning. Pafn.ll
said that church ceremony would he
celebrated ia London rs soon NJ he
and Mrs, parncll were ablo 10 put In
n fortnight- residence there I'M.
would probably be after the elecuon =,
Carlow for u successor In FAfiiAneh'
to the late O'Oonnnn Mahon'
pafn.li intends In tho future 10 de,
vot. special attention 10 the inuus'Iihl
question, In which he u mor- inter
ss,ri than In amy other nj present. l1e'
Gently no has given general support 70
Balfuur'n Irish innd hill, believing That
II IL wcll.conreived measure and tiht
II will greatly benefit tho irish tenants
aud land ownerr.
Parn,li said he intended, " possible
10 walt the United states uufinH thr
coming autumn, being Of the opinion
that III, sentiment Of the Irish anu
Irish. Americans on the other sid. !. ~
his favor. liz will try 10 attend thr
lhsh convention to bc held Ia Balu'
more.
When asked what he thought would
be the political effect Of his marriage,
he said no had not given that question
a thought, and did not think OIL hs
was now experiencing gfca!er mn pr
ness than ever previously during ue
entire course Of his life. .u,
The reporter with whom Patnell hal
this interview adds that ho never taW
Parnell In more healthy CONDITION
" In better spirits.