The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-10
THE BURIAL OF MIR. PARNELL.
The Authorities Preparing to Maintain
Public Order.
PLACARDS CHARGING MURDER POSTED.
Redmond Declares that "Foul-Mouthed
Healy Shall Not Attend the Funeral"-
Remains Lying In State.
IBy Cable 10 The Times.l ]

CORK, Oct. 9.-lt has been arranged that
the Parnellite members Of Parliament and
others prominently identified with the polti-
cal fortunes If the dead leader who are now
in Ireland will proceed to Holyhead in
body. There they will meet their colleagues
and friends resident in England who will have
travelled to Holyhead on the same train which
bears the remains OF the rish chieftan.
n this city the city hall IL being prepared
TOR the lying in state OF the remains, and
everything possible is being done to insure
the safety of the immense throngs who are
expected to be present on that occasion.
There is no doubt that the authorities are
prepared TO maintain public order.
FouL-MoUTHED HEMY."
| LONDON. Oct. "a large number of Nc
Carthyites including Mr.. Mccarthy himself,
are expected to take part in the funeral
| OF Parneli at Dublin on Sunday. But
Mr.. Redmond has openly declared that
should Foul -mouthed Healy" as no
| calls him. and others who have INDUCED
in personal al use OF Parnel, present them
selves they will be driven off. and be lucky if
| they escape without injury. Mr.. Redmond
says, as an intimate friend or Parnell, that
nothing stung the Irish eader 10 the quick so
much as Heay's abusive illusions to Mrs.
| OShea, both before and after she had be-
come arnelrs wife,
On reading or hearing of these insults Par
nell would quiyer like an aspen and compress
his lips as II To restrain the utterances OF his
ceilings. Mr. Redmond says he has no doubt
that Healy's taunts had good deal t. do with
bringing about Parnelrs death by breaking
down his nervous system and worrying his
mind.
CHARGES OF MURDER.
Large. sensational posters have been pla-
carded on walls, fences and other pla es
throughout the city of Cork. These posters
have deep mourning borders and bear IN their
centres the words.
Murdered-To please Englishmen."
together with verses denouncing the McCar-
thyites and tile United Ireland articles, de-
claring that Parnell was murdered and i'm
ploring the people to remain tranquil The
posters are stirring up much excitement.
IL ls said that while Dillon and O'Brien
have not talked for the public they have
made some remarks in private of highly in
teresting character. Dillon. according to
trustworthy rumor is not at all confident that
Mr.. Parnell's death is likely to benefit the
irish party. He considers that Mr.. Parnells
Efforts TO maintain personal party had
tendency To induce those opposed. to his |
plans to unite with redoubled energy to pre-
vent his success. and that the motive being
withdrawn there may be absence OF the unity
that has heretofore characterized the national |
movement. Such are among Mr.. DillOn's re-
ported views, and 1t is said that Mr. O'BrIen
shares them. At any rate neither has word |
for the public on the subject OF Parnell.
LONDON. Oct. "a Brighton dispatch says
the condition of Mrs. Parnell is one of utter
collapse. Her physicians are said to be be-
coming seriously alarmed Gs 10 the ilral re-
suits of the sho' k which she has experienced.
The Heay faction of the Irish National
party have decided. owing TO the threats
made against them, not to attend the funeral |
of Mr. Iarnell.
PARNELL's WIFE VERY ILL.
All indications point to the Parnell funeral
as one OF the greatest demonstrations that
Dublin will ever have witnessed.
The story of the grief of Parnels aged
mother has excited deep sympathy and the
parnellite leaders who are in charge OF
the funeral arrangements say that # any pro-
vision could have been made TO let the mother
have a last look at her son 1t would have
been done but that even if she were here
now it would have been difficult, owing to
the rapid char ge in the remains.
Meantime the condition of Mrs. Parnell oc-
casions great anxiety, and her brother. Cen
eral Sir Evelyn ood who has not had any
thing to do with her for some time. owing to the
divorce scandal and partly to disputes about
the property of Lady Wood, sent a message to-
day inquiring as 70 her health. Her eldest
daughter is in constant attendance upon her
and is herself worn almost into illness by the
ordeal Of the past few days
The Parnellte members OF Parliament have
go far flocked together and show no signs of
holding out an olive branch. At present.
Judging from Irish adylces. the Parnelllte
cause is on the high tide OF popular ty, and
the followers of the departed chief have been
urged by kilograms from many quarters to
maintain their identity as the national repre-
sentative body While as yet nothing de-
cisive has been said. and there will be no for
nal action until after the funeral. the pros
poets are not favorable 10 reunion.
DUBLIN, Oct. 9-lhe Evening Press of this
=. 4. IL. l.I.. tI.f
Carthyite members OF PARLIAMENT will attend
the funeral a. many of them, especially Mr.
Healy. have received threats that violence
will be done them if they dare 10 come.
SOCIETIES. TAKE AcrIos.
CHICAGO, Oct 9.-At meeting OF the con-
federated Irish societies of Chicago held to
night at the Grand Pacific Hotel. the follow
ing resolution was adopted
Reso, ed That this meeting, while disclaim-
ing any desire TO suggest much less to dictate,
TO lrishmen respecting the leadership Of the
rish party deems it essential 10 any plan Of
union that no person prominent III the perse-
cution of the lite Mr.. Parnel can be at all
recognized as n any sense acceptable 10 the
peOpe.
Resolutions were also adopted deploring
the death of Parnell az national calamity TO
Ireland and condemning the unchristian
spirit and the m0nstrous politi al lretensOns
Of the article on Parnelps death attributed 10
Archbishop Walsh and the foul and rufhan
comments Of the urna called he National
Press At the close of the meeting generous
amount was collected rom those present 10
de,ray tie expenses of mass meeting 10
heldIn the near future in memoriam Of Charles
Stewart Parnell.
MONUMENT TO PARsKLL.
SAS FRANcIsco. C,L., Oct. 9.--Initial meas
ures are about 10 he taken in this city TO raise
funds for a suitable monument 10 Parnel !
Tie promoters of the plan are well-known
Irish Americans who believe that through his
counsel and leadership the cause OF home rule
nas been pro noted and the people granted
many p0lit cal priyile es that could not other
isa have haen gecurei