New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-27
TOPICS IN THE ENGLISH CAPITAL.
PARNELL's MARRIAGE-HIs wIFE's AMBITION
-BACCARAT CASE" JACK THE RIPPER

-BACCARAT CASE" JACK THE RIPPER
Copyright; 1891 Bv the Nec York Annotated Pren.
London June 26.-Mr and Mrs. Parrell entertained
some acquaintances last night at Wslsinham Terrace
and received to-day several intimate fTends. Mr..
ParDell has sent greetings TO number D. asherents
in the House Of Commons, expressing pleasure that
the prolonged period OF suspense is over and thank
ing them for their steadfast friendship during his
troubles. lie writes under an apparent convlctlon
that his marriage will rapidly enable him to be re-
nstated as Irish leader In Parliament. strong
impression in the direction prevails in the
House of Commons in spite Of the knowledge OF the
fact that the Catholic clergy will not accept the
marriage a, condoning his offence English Liberals
are ready TO hail him a man doing his best 10
atone for his fault Parneltes tonight ala not neeu
to sound the opinion Of members on the marriage
From every side congratulations poured upon ohem
unsolicited on their chiefs moral rehabilitation
. The future plans OF Mr. and Mrs. Parneil indicato
that after period of seclusion 1t Is their intention
TO enlarge their social llfe Mrs. Parneu talks OF
leaving Brighton and taking large house In London
II she wins the probate sut she viii be rich and able
to entertain. Those knowing her best say she aims
to form political and artistic salon, TO create which
she has capacities equal to her ambition. 1t has long
been known that she has been valuable political
ally of Mr.. Parnell, with whom she has discussed
every turn Of affairs more intimately than any mem
Der of his party.
Sir William Gordon Cummings defence In the baccar
wherein ne puIpOstu W eAPHih HV" nv ""0
suspected has suppressed by the advice OF friends
The cordial reception given to Sir William and his wife
by the Egin County families is further reason why
he should maintain silence. The appearance OF SIR
william as a candidate for Parliament at the next
election is being arranged for In the meantime, he
EMPLOYS his leisure in writing sporting and military
"reminiscences Willie artistocratic circles are willing
10 show themselves oblivious OF Sir Williams fault,
thcre is a. popular reaction in favor Of the Prince OF
Wales heartier reception never greeted the Prince
ITan on tn, occasion Of three public functions TINS
veek-the agricultural show at Doncaster the opening
OF the park at Rotterdam, and the reviewing OF tie
Hussars at Allcrshot
The Vigilance Committee in Whitechapel has been
rawakened 10 activity by an undoubted warning from
Jack the Ripper Patrols and vigants were revived
10 night and scotland Yard sent an extraordinary con-
tincent 70 watch the whitechapel district. letter
Identical in style and writing with previous mlssives
from Jack the Ripper has been received by the chair
man of the vgllans, in which Jack" announces that
be s about to perform another operation and that
~ the chairman or viesnts attempt TO track him he
will knife them to the heart 1t is the duty OF the
nolice he saws TO catch him. lie adds that he has
heen nearly caught twice. but that he will never be
taken alive.
English publishers anxiously awaiting PRESIDENT
u,rrson,s proclamation Oh the Copyright law. sew
eraI magazines and numerous BOOKS VIII not DO pup
Mrs. Lincoln Mrs. Mccormick, Mrs White and Mrs
large contingent of prominent Americans VIII san on
The Majestic on Wednesday, incudlng nrs. mnEIsw
Reid Is O. Mills Colonel John Hay, Robert McCor-
mick and Miss Medlll.