Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12
Large Depuiailons Join the Iraln Garry.
Ing tho Remains OF Charles
Stewart Parucll.
FORTY THOUSAND PAY tRCja REs-
FLcrs TO THE DEAD.


nrstiug Place.
Dumfs, Oct. 1.-The remains Of
I Charles stewart paruell arrived AT
I Kingston this morning. After leaving
London there were no demonstrations
along the railway routes until Chosiof
was reached. Here large depuiations
| from Liverpool, Manchester, Preston,
Newcastlr.On.Tyuc, aud other places
Joined the train. hr. Parucll's col
leagues In Parliament extended greet.
ings 10 the various populations.
Tho funeral train reached llOlyhcad
about O'Clock. IL waa a typical
British October morning, dark. dismal,
wet, cold and hazy. Notwithstanding
tho unfavOrabic auff0undiugs, eager
groups Of people had collie cited on tho
quay 10 watch the transferonce OF the
coffin from the train 10 the mail boat.
The case In which the o1illn had htun
placed waH borne upon the shoulders NJ
renmcu TO tho steamer. Tho pnfuell.
ties followed next bchind. Soha were
distinctly audible as the procession
illed down the double gAngway to the
ship. The coffin wns deIss itcd IN an
enclosure specially lifted up for II. to.
ccDtion, aud here the faithful followers
Of the dead chiof kept watch through.
out the voyage across the channel. To-.
licvlng onu another at regularly stated
Intervals.
Amonvtl those who kopt guard were
the lord mayor of Dublin. High sheriff
Meade aud Mt raruulli brother Of the
deceased.
TiiF JOURNEY ACROSS
was Vycutlr,H. tho l1al making thc
passage Ia u gale 81 wind aud through
torrents Of rain. AZ kingstuWn a
crowd had collected 10 receive tho re.
mains on Irish soil. Conspicuous
among those pr,seut were these follow.
cfs ~ Nj. Parneli Bichard Power,
Dc. Joseph T.. krnny, r. Lawrence
Carol, Jane, J. Dalton, n. RicAlogt
NnFuite, John j Clancy, William ].
COrntt, Colonel John T.. Nolan aud
Patrick O'Brlcn. 1hesc, with the
members nj the House VI Commons
wb0folloWed the body from London,
aud the klngslOwn delegation com
pfised nearly all the Parliamentary
adheTcnts Of Nfr. Parnell. All gathered
around the colin la absolute silence,
which was unbfoken, even by the sx-
change OF friendly greetings, until
a'tor tho tfnns'eronco of the body 20
the railway carriage. Tho short dia.
lance was soon made, the train Erriv.
ing al Dublin Station at 1850.
4 vast, but silcnt crowd, with un.
covered heads, awaited the train a. II
rolled Into the station. Timothy Har.
rington, member OF Parliament for
Dublin HarbOr, and Dr. Hackctt, who
Attended Parnoll when his eyes were
Injured Ia Kilkenny, M well ~ other
notabilitics, here Joined the swelling
funeral procession. Conspicuous Ia
front Of the dense ms.se ~ people
were the members " the Gaelic Ath.
letio Association, with the hurlers used
Ia their sports all dfapcd with black
Grape, caught up with green ribbon.
Representatives OF different branches
N the league wore black badges, upon
which were printed
Tiig UNiSG wORDs OF the STATES.
NAN;
"Giye my love TO my colleagues and
the Irish nationp
On helng removed from the train
the cOllln was lifted Into tho hearse.
The floral tributes literally covered
the top Of the hcarse and were piled
around the colin. These, after they
had heeu nat aside. yer, eagorlv .,i,,d
mon nv the crowd b,oh.,, In;, .rnaii
niece. and tent M n.mcntn,.s ~ H.
.ad occasion A. thn h,,,.. ,oo,ad
from the station n boJv n, ,niI.a
formed IN front M In. nroc...,on mr.
banJ nj m. WoJl ing,ns,,s iiDin, ~ ~
Lowell dIr,otlv behIsd m, nolIco a,eo,,
and nlayed III, s,Dead Mnrch In Sani ;,
Th.n cam. thn gaeiic A,I,i.,t, 49,
atIon with hurlers rey.rs.J ,,s.n,i,II,,'
a military boIy M ,,r,y.rs,d ,,,'s -
As IN. mnrrI nroyr,s.sJ ,ha c,ovd
,tey, d.,s.r Thn liz LsiI a,as 80
,each,d. la front was cnv.r,c ,,,ih
soIcn,n ,Irsr.tiss ,,Joi.,t -, ~"
storm .tfeameJ dawn NJ tbs ro,,, , 49,
hnrn, into I'm. hall
Ann nicln,lf IN, s,,t.s ,v,,,,, o,,,,,.,
and lnstantly Tho "S'' VF'"N'
-, : ,.,,,,.,',. 49,. ...... $500.
Il"'Hh 'oUNhp i"i" TIM HAIL.
Tho BODY lay n state In the council
chamber, photographs taken before
the public we're admitted show that the
cOiiin was placed nj Ihe base OF O'Con-
nel's statue, and on either side In bold
relief are tue statues Of Grafton and
Lucas. Conspicuous on the comm
were three wreaiha from Mrs. Parnell,
"A cross, anchor and circle with the In.
seip'uon y ynn, o"n rue IoVs,