Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
Mr.. Parnell Will Resign His Seat
and Stand for Reelection.
QUEEN VICTORIA LEAVES FOR GRASSE.
A Ten-Minute Funeral Service
Over Bauett's Remains.
EX-GOV. ROBINSON'S DEATH
GIVES UP HIS SEAT
Mr.. Parneu Makes Good His Challenge d
Mr.. Maurice Healy.

Mr.. Maurice HeaIy.
Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star
DUBLIN, March 23.-The FresWda's Journal
publishes letter from Mr.. Parnell addressed
to the Cork leadership committee. informing
them that he has sent his application for the
Chiltern Hundreds to Col. Nolan. the whip" Of
the Irish party, to be forwarded 20 the chan
cellor of the eSchequer as soon as Mr.. Maurice
Healy, his colleague in the representation of
that city. has submitted himself 10 judgment
and gone to his constituents.
MR. PARNELL COMPLAINS OF INSULT.
CORK, March 2S.--It is announced today that
Mr.. Parnell has written letter to the Cork
leadership committee. in which he says that the
tone Of studied insult and the un:-uthful char
acter of the statements made in MIR. Heaiy' :
letter accepting his tParnelrs1 challenge that
they should both resign their seats in paria-
mept and come forward candidates FOR re-
election. debars him from communicating di-
rectly with Mr.. Healy or with the latter =
friends. Mr.. Parnel adds that il il impossible
| TO expect that any agreement will be respected
by his opponents longer than eXpedieut. How
ever. he has placed his application for the Chilt-
ern hundreds in Mr.. Nolan's hands. requesting
him to forward it directly. Mr.. Really sub
mlts himself before the electors of the division
OF Cork which he represents.
Mr. HEALY WILL ALSO RESIGN.
Mr.. Maurice Heaiy, when questioned today
about Mr.. Parnelrs letters to the leadership
committee, said that his application for the
Chiltern hundreds was in the hands of Mr..
Nolan. and that he had not seen the letter re-
! ferred, but if the resignation was genuine, he
(Mr. Healy) would instantly meet it.
LoNpoN. March 23.-Mr. Michael Davitt in
an interview today said that Mr.. parnel1 s
phrase in the letter to the Cork leadership COM
mittee saying: 80 Mr.. Healy has sub
mitted himself TO the Judgment of and has gone
to bis constituents is repetition OF the Bou-
| LANCER trick
Mr.. Davitt added: "Mr Parnell wishes to
make Mr.. Healy be the FIRST 10 resign and then
he Mr. ParnelD would be guided by the result
! of hir. Healy's fate. Mr.. Parnell would never
have noticed the acceptance of his challenge
except for the taunts of the press. lie now
| evades the terms of his own challenge"
Mr.. Davitt, referring TO the recent conserya-
| tive victory at Aston. said that the battle was
| fought not on home rule, but on 4 labor is-
| sue and that Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain's infu-
! ence secured the middlc-class vote. He added
that the governments resolve TO appoint a
labor commission 10 inquire into the
cause of strikes and ihe best way to remedy
Them well into labor matters generally,
undoubtedly greatly influenced the laborers.
But the latter did not see the governments de-
| sire TO shelve the labor question by appointing
such men as Lord Harrington and the Earl OF
Derby as members of the commission.
MR.. PARNELL GOES To SLIGO.
DUBLIN March 23.-Mr. Parneli Travelled
from this city to Sligo today. His approach to
the latter city was heralded broadcast. Never
theless there was no gathering at the railway
station to greet him.