The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-12


Charles Stewart Parncll arrived at
Kingstown ut o'clock this morning.
Alter leaving London there was no
demonstration along the railway route
the l.ondon-Northwcstern linc) until
Chester was reached. Here large depu-
tations IRON Liverpool, Manchester,
prstOn.0u-Lynn and other places
Joined the train. Mr.. Parncll's COL
leagues in Parliament, including Messrs.
John f. Redmond, of Waxford; JOHN
0'ConnOr, OF Tipperary; John Nolan,
Of I.outh; Henry Campbell, OF Fen
napghi DR.. james G. Fitzgerald, OF
Longiord, and John j. O'kelly, OF Ross
COMMON, extended greetings TO the
various Populations.
Tie funeral train reached Holyhcad
at about > o'clock. 1t was 4 typical
British October morring-darls, dismal,
wei, cold and hazy. Notwithstanding
tie uniayorable surroundings, eager
groups 0i people had collected on the
quay to watch the transierrance OF the
coffin from the train to the mail boat
appropriately named "The lreland1
in tho inky darkness, which was
scarcely relieved by the few ilickering
lamps in and about the railway station
and water front. The large white
wooden case in which the coffin had
been placed was borne upon the
shoulders OF Eeamen to the
steamer. The Parnelites followed
next behind. All heads were uncovered.
SOCs were distinctly audible as the pro-
ce:sIon filed down the gangway into the
ship, where the coffin was deposited in
"H enclosure especially fitted up ior its
reception and here the faithful! followers
Of tie dead either kept watch and ward
throughout :hc voyage across St.
Georges channel relieving one another
nj regular stated intervals. Amongst
Hose who kept guard were the Lord
Mayor OF Dublin, High Sheriff Meade
md Dir. Parneil, the brother OF the de-
ceased
4ne Journey across was eventlcss.
At AlEg$town crowd had collected to
receive the remains on Irish soil.
ARRIVAL AT DUBLIN.
The train arrived at tho Dublin sta
lion at hall past seven. a vast but
silent crowd with uncovered heads
awaited the train MS it rolled into the
station. Conspicuous in front OF the
DENSE mass of people were members OF
lne Nt!lc Athletic Association, with
nc hHF!crs used in their sports all
oFaPcd with black crepe caught up with
green ribbon.
Representatives OF tho different
prTHchcs OF the league wore blacl,
S1aaEes upon which were printed the
Ny'T;S words OF the statesman: GIVE
my Ioyo TO my colleagues and the Irish
nation. Upon being removed from
ulS train the case was taken from the
SS'!l'A which was then lifted into n
nS2Fse' a pane OF glass exposing the
conn TO view. Wreaths and other floral
tributes literally covered the top OF the
ny TSarse and were piled the coffin case.
lhesc' after they had been put aside,
We were eagerly seized upon by the crowd,
DfoNea into small pieces and kept as
MGiHentocs OF the sad occasion.
a @oIent rainstorm streamcd down
Us in 1"e procession proceeded to the city
T"';' !. winch was reached at s: 80 o'clock,
Il Kept raining in pitilcss torrents for
,, ,v"I alter hour. At precisely 10 o'clock
.He Ga'cs were opened and INSTANTLY the
frop!e poured into tho hall. The BODY
'"y III slate IN the council chamber.
LYING N STATE.
ffomlO o'clock till in the afternoon
y continuous stream OF people poured
iHio the city hall. It's estimated that
1V,VOV ~ persons availcd themselves OF the
.ass opportunity to pay their respects
~ ~ i tno iILustrious dead. The ceremony
" y. .l'HS IN state was to have been closed
~ ~ noon, but the crowd was SO numerous
."N' the closing OF the doors was post-
IPOnGd Ill alter 9 o'clock, and even then
appointed. >'a -
"a. al quarter to three the procession
SSfS"nT.eu, led by the executive committee
III aUiiiG,w'Ng came the bier drawn by six
w,.i;a ,o~i o!aeS horses, surrounded BY tho
documentary Ti colleagues OF Mr.. Parnell.
nitin then came carriages containing Mrs.
tW,'eNIiIhson; Nv the sister OF Mr.. Parncll,
IT.; ~ EarnG!vs brother and other nearer
ai tmSnGs. The lord mayor in state, pre-.
Sv@SI S', by the city marshal ana the
sword ~ and mace bearers was ncxt
tho t"'n n followed the representatives oi
love-, n,v voFporatlons OF the principal Irish
i,n,t iioMsls, various trade societies, iorcsters,
le3s on loot. :
in y nn;,,. %as u great procession, surprising