The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-10-15
ElS BODY ON ITS WAY FROM BRIGHTON
TO DUBLIN.
Tue People Of His Home Turn Out in Ire
mendous Rain to Do Honor to His Mem
Ory-Great Excitement, and Trouble
Feared Between the Factions.

sauly was the body placed in an ope
hearse drawn by four horses, and a
i@.i6 O'Clock p. NJ. the cortege starte
Tor The railroad station amid a terrifi
low npour Of rain. Immediatel
GLOWING the hearse, in mournin
ro2cnes, was the committee
tanelPs colleagues in parliamer
who had been selected to escort tn
'ody to Holyhead. The route to tn
ailWay station was lined with masse
'' people, who silently and respect
ally watched the passage of the fun
ra possession. At the station tn
em.ins were placed on board the fun
o.a' train and with the members 0
'WielPs parliamentary party al
jatchers, started for Willesden June
ION to which place the car will bt
atcn direct, and where it will be
DIN d to the p. m. train, bound fol
Holyhead. The remains consequent.
~ ill not pass through London, as
l- d st proposed. Mrs. Parnell is ut
erlN unable to accompany to remains
oOublin. She is too ill to undertake
ihe quincy.
MRS. PARNELL OVECOME.S
la ere was terrible scene inside the
house when the casket was about to
oe ranoved. The grief of Mrs. Par
aell vas most poignant, and she could
with difficulty be persuaded to allow
oe e)tfln to be taken away. AS a
mark of respect to the dead, the
a,in4s of many houses along the
.aGln, followed by the funeral pro-
"esS N on its way to the station, were
9tawn down, and on every side were
,re of sincere sympathy. The
rasat was covered with magnificent
Erea hs of flowers, one Of which, in
cent T of all, was from his wife. AS
ne 9arse passed them, despite the
down pouring rain, the spectators took
If Oh Dir hats and stood uncovered until
be LIST carriage had gone by. A dozen
.auiSges followed the hearse from
ingham Terrace to the station,
among others, Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs.
rarNell's sister, Mrs. Pierce Mahoney,
Mr. Ienry Parnell, Mr.. John Red
moD5, M. P, Mr.. Pierce Mahoney,
NJ Mr.. Henry Harrison, M. p,
A.r ames O'Kelley, M. p, Col. John
p. y len, NJ. p, Mr.. John O'Connor,
NJ g., Mr.. Henry Campbell. M. p,
mud lr. James G. Fitzgerald, M. p.
Also n the mournful procession was
the dublin Corporation Committee,
sun o escort the body to Dublin. At
{le 4ilroad station at Brighton, the
funeral party waited an hour, the
build ng being packed with people,
press ny forward to get glimpse of
The casket. 1t was Las before the re-
mains were placed on board the train
,yh. h then started for Willesden
Junction.
THE FEELING IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Oct. 10.-rhe Freeman's
Journal today announces with the
mos. acute pain that Messrs. Dillon,
~,sf n and others will be forced to
ans.lt themselves from ParnelPs fun
ola. The Freeman's Journal adds
ng,ua the heading, ga reign Of ter,
,nr "If there is any violence the
Ifi.f people will hold united Ireland
rr,punsible for it. The funeral prom
f.eS , be one of the NEST imposing
ever leld in Ireland. Special trains
from all parts of the country vii
bring tens of thousands Of mourner'
10 dublin"
The city this morning is placard!ec
from end to end with posters descrl0
inc the order of the process
sion and the route it will follow
la. stephens, ex-leader of the Feniar
BrosherEood, has been assigned {
specill position in the parade which
without doubt, will be most remark
ablr turning out. 1t is understood
that he late Mr.. ParnelPs family are
opposed to having his remains III
tefred in Glasnaven for the reason
that it is a Catholic cemetery. Ih'
deau leaders, brother-in-law, Mr.. NC
Nrrlnott. telegraphed as follows u
Nra Parnell: "Charles' father i
hurled in the family vault at Noun
Je,,ne, where Charles should also b.
hured. Wire if L may insist upoll
tbi. y To this message Mrs. Parnel
ra,,ied. Many thanks; Arrange
marts completed" Mr.. McDermot
aIs' ,eleGraphed to Pierce Mahoney
"io of Parliament for NORTH
n stn, one of the parliamentary com
mil ee attending to the funeral ar
raocaments at Brighton, making sug
Sian" S%t similar to those he had made
~ Mrs. Parnell. Mr.. Mahoney re-
~, ,'};, W., "Mrs. Parnell considers thai
he .rrong wish of the people sh0ulo
nreyail.U McDermott is not only !,
.aI,t We of the dead man, but he Il
also he family solicitor.
"' Tb9 Express today, comment 1Ie
49,, ~ The dilemma in which the NC
10y to their attendance on In,
G ,,g;apcraI Of Mr.. Parnell, says: wv IL
t tI' ~anture to follow to the gray
t tugy NAN whom they fawned upon t,
tog man and then hunted to death
ai ,r vile and cowardly insults faile'
Il, 'l mush his proud spirit, but ao1 the e.
10 ,, l., u his heart. With what feeling
nlJH1 I thew regard their handiworK!
John Dillon, member Oh Ipa asii,"
,,on5 for East Mayo, was pas ssIap
, do,In Ssckville street yesterday e So y