The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09
THE DEATH OF MIR. PARNELL.
~ MS DELIRIUM HE TOLD WHAT
IN WOULD no EOR IRELAND.

ssa the Irfsh People" Were Almost IIi
East word.-He WIN he Buried Nea
Dubiin-Ali ireland In Mournisg for Hir
The Leaders Of Neither Irlsh Faeiio
Will Express Any opinioa or the Future
LONDON. Oct. s.-Evcry person in England
kcotlnnd. Ireland. and Wales who has any In
terost Ia politics is discussing tho gren
political events OF the day. tho deaths OF Mr.
.Parnell and Of william Henry Smith. TIN
sudden death Of Mr. Parnell attracts most at
tention. DR.. Joseph i. Kenny. member OF Par
lament for South Cork and Treasurer OF tn,
National League. In an interview published to
day. says that month ago he was suddonl,
summoned to attend Mr.. Parnell, who appeared
70 be- suffering from debility, The Doctor Their
advised Mr.. Parncll to place some restraint
upon his appearances in public. particularly
when they neoessitated taking part In political
debates or making campaign speeches. Mr.
Psrnell. however. did not take DR.. Ksnny's ad-
vice. but continued TO push the fight with all
possible ylgor and earnestness.
A despatch from Brighton. sent at 8 p. NJ.
says that tho Doctors certificate. which has
lust boon fled. says that Mr.. Parnell's death
was caused by rheumatic fevor. resulting In
excessive temperature, and failure Of the
heart.
A family council was held to-day at walsing-
ham terrace. and tho necessary arrangements
for the funeral were made. after consultation
with the committee Of Irish members OF Par
Lament who have been deputsd to take part In
tho preparations. It was decided that the fu-
moral shall be public. and that the body shall
b buried at Avondale county Wicklow. Ire
land. where Purnell was born. 1t has been de-
cded to hold q rost-motcm examination with
the view Of settling definitely tho cause Of
death.
John Dillon. member Of Parliament for East
Mayo and William O'Brien. member Of Par
lament for East Cork. who are both in Ireland.
In regard to the death Of Mr. Parneli. ''i'
on pr Of h' &%S fRssaId
snce uron Mr. Psrnsli during his last SICK
rheumatism and to congestion Of the lungs:
The elder. Covers signed tho certificate Of
Tor publication in regard to tho last momonts
VI his distinguished patient =,
A despatch from brighton anncpnces the
{nson. sister Of the dead man. nan. ~
H. TSsmnass oSsr
Der Of Parliament for tho Scotland division OF
Liverpool. who says he heard viii !e In America
United States the irish, leader met at Newport
one OF the reigning beauties Of the season;
s he s IN w as S
either tho lady was tickle or marriage with
FOREIGNER was hateful to her Amperesn parents
a., 0Connor cites one instance of Mr.. Pay-
You Know 1 was jilted. Tbs isdy' IS mar mar:
riags has been unhappy, She has been sepa-
satsd her for
FAD to SPEAK. Those hehnd him could see his III,
sienehod with such force that the nails dug
In public il he, could possibly avoid 1t. and
MI, OConnor. says that Parnell was emf:
matters. He would refuse to remain in room
II three candles were burning within it. and he
Regarded green as loing peculiarly unlucky.
o2nfcrred upon him he particularly requested
that tho lining ct tho cnsket. ii, which the
him. should not bs, green hut purple Purple
was his favorlto color. and he considered it to
oe Eery ansPIGS'1ps d..,s. with ri. ,o,,.,
tnal shipwreck q a life Of power, but from the
He used. previous to that time. to be most &C.
s9ssi6le to his colleagues. He lived in some
what poor lodgings and was always. apparent
son4l SURROUNDINGS. Whom not In those mod |
,st lodgings no was to DO found at house |
,"Iieagnes In Paramont or erv at re S
rom Z. the opening OF the period Of his u9nhappy
s Ms Mr Re5nns ADDS
II soHIetmes think That on tths day whom he
ie nrocoedngs IN Parllament o, i the Irish
mst him 'Gs S thf It
,srencs With him he wi was excited and nd irrl-
able. He wrote n telegram with fierce vehe-
md Wholly irrelevant observationIs AltoSether
pleasant. easy tempered man he had been he.
From that time his relations with his COL
eagues were altered. For two or three years
, % Y stout md almost nnWieldy His walk
ssSsy hin al Sss II 6
ss ,. e ", 1s% H4sfsss' %tS
asIatssed Det%esa HIM. hIa and ' HS ls cd
he rs woa st ts hs %Son nb lid
ist before denounced as a coward and traitor
the Sa sxs,na e9 @s
e es met h rn, asedsnt1y for the Grst
iuch bcttar than YOU are. These were the
ist words exchanged between us, who had
cen close friends Tor fifteen years"
The delegation from the members OF Parlia-
'ent. who followed the lead Of Mr.. Parnsl to
70 last. arrived ut Brighton this afternoon.
hsr receiving the dootors certificate giving,
einitey THO cause Of Mr.. Parnell's death,
eepsst sorrow at tho sudden and UNEXPECTED
cath n their chief and heartfelt sympathy
~ s. %s nIssGn hs Il r ths nsstsx y
Hraoliita delegates and conveyed messages
s 7, +. tho delegation and her mother;
ceremonies Of Mr.. Parnell will be held at the
'metery at Glasneven. u village about three
nd a half miles north Of Dublin. on Sunday
ext. Tie body will arrive In Dublin on Sum
nv morning npd will be taken in state to the
ty Hall. aud from there tho funeral will pro-
ed Extensive preparations have already |
Zen commenced In view OF the monster DEM
lStratiou which Is sure TO follow
The announcement OF the forthcoming post
ortsn OXanination to accurately determine I
10 CAUSE Of death has created great misgiv- /
J pfysicians tho Drs Jowers) asking the
ason for such action. elected the following
y The post mortem examination will be made
our wish and the wish and consent OF Mr.. I
|rnelPs friends. 1t has not been ordered"
During tls patient's dslirinm, some hoprs