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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-17

Simmons Eli. Oneida. ranch and imp. INV. ~ g8
Scurry Nike PUcatCllO. house ........... ga
Scurry Pat POcatellO, house - - 5f8
Schmidt Jacob POeatUilO house. .,........ fb
Siddell II II. POcatello, house. ........... o N.
spillman s. W. PocatellO house. 5O8
Stevens Fred. POcateliO, house ........... IN
Sweeney Pat. PocateliO. house. ........... 81
smith j j. Eagle X. housC and lOt........ 10 50
sOutherland Charles Pocatello house,. Y 70
seasiOIls D. Menan. lgO acres md imp. II 81
smith John 1T Anthony ranch and imp a
Smith Ted st Anthony, ranch and imp. as
steiner Fred. BackfOOt, 100 A, and imp ~ II
squires w, Rexburg ranch and imp. 10 80
suiste Albert. ReXburg. ranch and imp. If 81
stallinSD. Taylor, ranch and imp. ....... II %
5inhh X ID. berry. lBO acres and map. - ~ 81
spaulding r y lndcpend'e r. ana imp 10
sttnsen Fred Berry. ranch aud imp H.. rs AZ
SnOOk Mrs. y Eagle X. 100 acres and imp t6 m
selIarspk Eagle IL 80 acres and imp. 80. 10 IN
smith y r Eagle X ranch and imp - III
sermon Henry Eagle X ranch and imp 10 GI
sermon X Eagle ranch and imp. H.. IS III
simpkinsJ J. Eagle II. ranch and lInp.... 10 HI
SOrcnsef1 J ~ Gfays, ranch ana iuD,, al
SCOTT o. aiays ranch and imp. anna. ii &c
Shthefs II Labelie. ranct ana imp.... 400
stahl a. Labelle, ranch Hnd imp. ......... g5s
slnclHir II q. Rcxburg, ranch and imp. 7@
Sill Nelson, BlacKfOOt, house and lot Sg9
suvidgc w H. PucatcliO. house. nm. IA
schcrmerhorn y Is. Eagle Rock, ranch 1926
nnilsh w Kafntuck bal. on imp & lot GA
sOnTd Albert. Kaintnck, imp.... III
soiuers john kaintnck, Improvement 49,
Schuyler Ella. Kaintucl, 40 acres SEQ
Sagers u BIarkfOOt, house and lot. IA
secreht III n, E9in, 100 ac. es aud imp..,.. % 10
pumpkins BlackfOot. ranch and imp. B 90
smith y. CDmas, ranch and lnp.........1 If Us
shhli Denis Med Lodge ranch ard imp. n B2
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-17

FrantZ J. POcatello, house. 3
Francis VIM. PUeatellO. house ........... 5
Florence Charles, Pocatello, house. ..... 3
Franberg Peter. Ogden, ranch and imp. 5
FOss George, Kaintuck, ranch and imp. II
Fox HebeF. Taylor, ranch and imp.
Ferguson g, Allerdiee, ranch and imp.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-17

Davis B, Chesterfield. ranch and imp. :. II s.
Davis j, Oneida, ranch and iInp....... Z 81
Davis Jetf N, Oneida, ranch ana imp. As
DOOley John, PocatellU, house. ..........., -
Dayton w, PUcatellU, house ............ ~
DAVIS Il, PocatellO, house ................ SIS
Doane VI. POcatello, house. ......... ..... 2I5
Davis W w, P0eatellO, house. ............ 500
DesmOinoneaux +, POcateilO, house,. 43S
DuncOmb j, Kaintuck. ranch and .....s.. 8 70
Drake w p, st. Anthony, ranch and imp -
Daw J. Berry, house. Observation-Disclosures. ) -
Dudley II ;, Kaintuck ranch and imp. IL 10
Dunn Jas, Eagle Rock, ranch and imp So
Davis j. ST, Eagle Rock, ranch aud imp g&
DalOne +, Omaha. house and lOt......t.. II Is
DAVIS J, Eagle Rock, auch ana imp. IS
Davis y X, trays, ranch and improvement II ~
DOnnel Steve u, Market Lake, X. Il imp. 4sS
Dives Joe, Med Lodge, 100 acres & imp. ~ "a
Dunbar Mrs. T., Omaha, 80 acres Il imp IS %
Dunbar w A, PrObeta, Cal, X. and imp. IL "a
Deck Ezra, BiackfoOt, IS acres and imp. IS
DOwland W. Eagle Rock, 10 acres Il imp ii 10
DogherJy r, Soda Springs, 100 A bal. due 3 80
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08

DUDLIS, Oct. 8.-The Evening Telegraph
now Nationalist newspaper, appears to-
day in mourning
The Freeman's Journal says: We claim
that a great effort should now be made to
close with Mr.. ParnelP death the sad his
tory Of the last few weary months OF fra
ticdal strife.
United Ireland says: Our captain has
been done to death by the taunts of Irish
men, who have broken the heart of their
leader
The Mail says that the many enemies
Mr. Parnell had in Ireland, even the most
bitter, will he shocked at the suddeuness
of his death. For months past, The
Mail adds, he has looked as if he was
breaking down under n stress of battle too
severe even for n strong man. Though
his cause was. hopeless he was still thorn
IA the side of Mr.. Gladstone and might
still have influenced elections. Now the
battle for home rule must be fought on its
own merits. All the same. every generous
heart will lament the tragic career Of tho
Irish lilenzi.
The Times says: Parnell owed his sue
cess TO his power TO note and his keenness
in trading upon the weaknesses and vices
Of humanity. That with character es-
sentially repellent he succeeded in inspir-
ing actual enthusiasm, is the highest evil
ience Of the greatness of his intellectual
ability.
LONDON, oct. S-The Daily News says
Parnell's death does not diminish in the
k.jghtcst degree or delay for an instant
the chances of home rule for Ireland.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
SADNESS IN DUBLIN.
Political Distinctions Forgotten and
Sorrowful People Fill the streets.

Political Distinctions Forgotten and
Sorrowful People Fill the streets.
DUBLIN, Oct. S-The general feeling In
the leading political clubs in both Great
Britain and Ireland il that the death of
Mr.. Parnell will heal the breach in the
ranks Of the irish parliamentary party.
There was tremendous excitement here
when tie report Of Mr. Parr ellis death
spread among the masses. There was
great rush for tie newspaper Offices in en-
deavors to get n confirmation Of the start
ling information.
The Dublin lra "a ,f tic league has
sent messages Of confidence hy telegraph
to the mother and widow Of Mr.. paruel.
The offices of tie National League were
fairly besieged with aI ,Acrcd concourse
of ,warm-hearted Irishmen, who had for
gotten all about the divorce troubles OF
Mr.. Parnell in their desire TO express sym.
pathy with the great leader Of tie Irish
people who had fought 50 many battles in
behalf of home rule. Many tcar.staned
face was seen among the crowd as the
good qualities Of the dead man were re-
ferrcd to and when his efforts in the cause
of Irish Independence were mentioned
Prominent parnelites declare that Mr.
Parnell's demise will not affect their posi-
tloil anu tnaJ Jney lntenu 10 continue IN
independent opposition TO the party which
has fought against their leader
The first news of Mr.. Parnel's death re-
ceived in this city was through Mir Par
nells brother-in-law. When the informa-
tion reached the National club, the blinds
and windows were drawp down and will
remain so until after the funeral. The
flag of the clubhouse was placed at half
mas, and Oh all sides in che club were
heard expressions of grief. When Mr..
Parnell was in Dublin last week his
friends remarked that he looked very sick
and so informed him. Mr.. PANEL, how
ever, seemed TO treat the matter rather
lightly. Tire members OF the National
league now here are making arrange
ments necessary to attend the funeral Of
Mr.. Parnel.
Large numbers Of the members Of par
lament and others who remained follow
crs OF Mr.. Parnell i'm spite Of everything,
at meeting, appointed Messrs. Pierce,
Mahony and John Redmond committee
TO proceed 10 Brighton at once, in order to
assist in making arrangements for the
funeral Of Mr.. Parnell.
The corporation Of Dub!in has been sum
moned to meeting at which sympathy
with Mrs Parnell will be expressed and
where call will be issued for public
funeral
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08

diately after the exposures in the OShea
divorce case in December, 1890, contested
the North Kilkenny election, backed up
by Mr. Parnelps opponents. and de-
feated the Parnellte candidate, Vincent
Scully, by 1li7 votes. This was a great,
and possibly the greatest, test OF strength
between the Parnelltes and McCarthyites,
and the defeat Of Mr.. Scully no doubt
counted for great deal in the future
series Of disasters which befel the Irish
leader.
Sir John died at Queenstown rather sud
denly. His death is said TO have been due
to ,the mental and physical strain TO
which he was subjected ms one Of the con-
sequences Of the political contest In North
Kilkenny
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08

Invitation of Court Wcodlavn to assist at
the Opening Of is bazaar on Octobsr 10,
wss accepted.
Several matters which were continued
until this meeting were further continued.
The city engineer recommended sewer
to be built in Main street from West ave-
nue. to Pawtucket avenue.
The resignation Of Charles T. Pratt as a
member Of the school committee was re-
ceived.
All claims for damages done by dogs
we're referred to the appraiser.
The regular department bills were al
lowed.
Petition of Patrick Mcconnell for abate-
ment of taxes was referred to the board of
abatement.
Adjourned for one week.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08

noon, will all cast their votes for David j
White for mayor, with the possible excep
tion Of those from the fourth ward who viii
in all probability cast a complimentary
ballot for Alderman Saunders.
The csucuses were well attended, and
each eide resor,ei to the trick of packing
the caucus with Democrats.
In the fth the president of the Belva
Lockwood club openly protested agsins,
non-voters participating, saying that he
knew Of men voting there who were only
few weeks out from England.
That White is in the hands of the British
American ass citation gee, without syinl
and it is causing great dissatisfaction amor.
the older men of the party.
Below is a list of the delegates and 'hs
number wto are net affiliated with the Brit
ish- h-Americans are mighty scarce. Perhaps
the party will stand it
The Delegates.
Following is q list of the delegates chosen
The British-Americln are designated with
an ssterisk:
FIRST WARD DELEGATEs.-Daliel A
Jillson, Samuel ii. Roberts, Thomas Cros
ton, Caleb A. Orr,+ Thomas Briden, Johr
w. Little Frederick f. Halliday
SECOND WARD DBLEGATEs.-Jsmes Mis-
bet, William II. Barclay, George w. Dew
/ n
Meadowcraft," Wheaton Cole, Rober
Knox
TrIRD WARD DELEOATEs-William II
Haskell, Abrsm Riley Philip C. Sheldon
James L. Battey," William II. Bloodgocs,
John Morpoth,' Walter f. Rogers
ForRTH WARD DELEGArEs-Jame,
Brown, James NJ. Carpenter Henry s.
Cole, Robert Padley,+ Gavin ID. Wilson,
Joseph Shsrples David Henry
FIFTH WARD DELrGATEs-IIenry T.
Payne James NJ. Taylor Henry c. Rice
George NJ. Tyler John Wayne" Jane,
Harvey" Joseph FurnesS
Below are the details
First Ward.
This was considered TO be the real battl,
ground of the city and all eyes were directed
toward the result. Having been considered
Alderman 1iepke's town ward" for In,
past four or Ave years, 1t w1 considered
presumption for Alderman White to try tC
capture the delegation. lie enlisted some
hard workers in his interest however ant
succeeded in landing every man.
Edward Tbsyer va' elected chairman
AMI g George +. Perkins, secretary.
John w. Littt. nominated Daniel A. Jill
son for frs. delegate and Alderman Tiepk,
nominated John +. Adams. Balloting wa
begua Al o7cs and at IL. close the result vs
snnorncel ny the chsirInan 10 be: Jillson
1876, and Adam, log. being clear msj )rit,
Of 30 for ,hs White delegsts.
Ia order 20 save TIM. as he put IL, JDht
w. Ltt.e moved that samuel IT, Robert.
Thonu Cfo,'on, Cal,b A. Otr, Thoma
Bfiic1, JOho w. Liul, snl + +. IIsllida!
| be elec;ed on ore ballot.
CJunter nominations were made by Al
derman Tiepke as follows: James L
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
SAD DETAILS
Lat, S. News Concerning
Parnsll's Death.
SORROW In DUBLIN.
All Factions Forge! Past
Differences.
COMMENTS OF The PRESS.
Mrs. Paraell Emphailcally Denies
That Il Was Suicide.

BRIGHT"N, Oct. s-Mr Parnell reached
here from Ireland on Thursday last having
caught n chill while crossing the channel.
On Friday he was compelled TO take to
his bed and, growing rapidly worse, med
ical assistance was obtained. On Sunday
Dr. Owens found the patient suffering
great pain from acute rheumatism. The
most heroic measures were at once resorted
to, and everything done 10 give him relief.
but TO no purpose.
In spite Of the de voted attentions cf
Mrs. Parnell, and the administration of
all available remedies, he continued TO
grow worse until late Tuesday might, when
he died. Although he suffered Intense
agony during the Lreater part Of his i'll.
ness, he apparently was unconscious for
several hours before the end came. Owing
To .he unexpected character of the event.
none OF the relatives or personal friends of
the dead statesman, except his wife, were
present a. his bedside.
M arrangements have yet been made
fyr Mr. Parnell's funeral. None of the
relatives have yet arrived here.
Mr.. Parnell's Last Moments.
Mr.. Parnell, it is now stated, suffered
from congestion Of the lungs, besides acute
rheu matism. lie became unconscious at
7o'clock Tuesday evening. His physicians,
who had gone away, were hastily re-sum-
mOned. They found him an hour later in
q hopeless condition From o'clock his
wife, Miss O'Shea and the doctors did all
possible to alleviate the patients dying
struggles. After repeated recalling TO
sensibility, he lapsed into final uncon-
sciousness. The night without was
stormy. Signs OF extreme exhaustion
warned those about the bedside that the
end was rear. lie finally passed away be-
fore his wife realized he was dead. She
had born up nobly until the last, and then,
when all was over broke down utterly.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
The News I'm Cork.

Cork. Oct. S.-The announcement fthe
death Of Mr.. Pdrnell produced here feel
ing of stupefacation. II was at first re-
ceIved with incrcdulity; indeed his nvmcr-
Gus adherents refused 30 believe that he
had even been IN. When later dispatches
were received, which left no doubt of the
truth Of tho story, groups Of people
gathered In the streets aud discussed the
sad event. many showing poignant grief
The feeling was shared 10y the political
opponents Of Mr.. parncll.
Mr.. Parnell's parliamentary connection
with Cork during the greater part of his
career was so entirely in harmony with
the people that even those who were lat
terly bitterly opposed TO him express great
r. ret nj the sudden close ~ his career.
4 Grams from Liverpool, Manchester,
G a wand other centres throughout the
t,,.sdDu testify 10 the nrCf1und sensation
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
The PEOPLES PARTY
Hold Their FIRST Rally In The
Cradle OF Liberty.
AN OUTLINE OF PRINCIPLES.
They Propose TO Overthrow
Industrial Slavery.

BosToN, Oct. S.-The Peoples party, 20
the number of several hundred, gathered
in Faneuil hall yesterday evening TO ratify
their nominations for state officers and TO
listen TO speeches Calculating their prin-
ciples.
George +. Washburn, chairman of the
central committee, called the meeting TO
order. and asked the audience TO give full
expression TO their feelings, both In song
and in applause.
He introduced Mr.. Conway of Lynn, who
led In the singing Of The Future
America" Of which the opening.stanza
WAS:
My country, tits of thee,
Land of lost liberty,
OF thee we sing,
Land which the millionaires
Own for themselves and heirs
Bitter the sting!
The chairman then proceeded TO speak
of the occasion with q review of the cir
cumstances that led TO the birth of the
Peoples party. 1t is the elimination Of
The Labors of Garrison and Phillips,
who strove 30 long and so earnestly for
human freedom.
The principles they planted in Kansas
have borne new fruit in the present
movement. Depression and discomfort
were pfeVaiilh9 there' Inc people were
a sumeiinS rhs unuef nhor'saseS i neia py mon
oye' r1opers az iehs'n s'ions lhessen
ger biwaru ieiialhys oooK' toid them OF
rellei ana freedom;
Inc peopie declared anew their lhue-
penushce' ahu uecreeu tha' ihuustrlal siaV-
cry shouid ioiiow chattel slavery INTO oo-
h'loh' lheir action oVerthrew the donl-
hah' part ana our convention NJ Clncin-
hati mas given nationai expression OF their
iaeas' ana hor'h ana south are united III
Tho New Demand for Liberty.
He alluded 10 the triumphs already won
In Kansas and Kentucky rs most encour
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
you're q Liar" Says Joe
AndertOn.
$50 ARE YOU," SAYS PHlLO.
British.AmericaDs Have the
Candidate Tied Fast.

The Republican primary meetings have
come ard gone and the re,ult is that the
thirty five delegates elected to the conven-
ton to nominate candidates for mayor,
school committee and justices Of the peace,
when they assemble next Saturday after.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
NEW ENGLAND GROCERY.

200 bushels extra Peanuts. a. measure; sl.SO
sushel.
500 doz New Salmon at lie can.
Rich Cream Cheese 10 los 81.
100 tubs Best Creamery Butter Sic ID.
Pure Lard, 10 lbs net, 0jc tub.
Beet Sweet Potatoes % lbe 81.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
Candidate Allen at Cambridge.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. S.-Colonel
Allen and Senator Hoar addresseds fair.
sized audience here last evening on cam.
paign issues. Mr.. Allen quoted figures in
support Of the protective tariff policy, and
Mr.. Hoar touched on the silver question
and the topic of abandoned farms.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
sorrow In America.

NEY York, Oct. S.-Dlspatches from
leading cities in this country and Canada
say that Parnells death caused deep sor-
row among Irish.Anericans. The gen
eral belief seems 20 be that the Irish party
viii now be united
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
A STRANGE COINCIDENCE.

Death cf Mr.. ParDelis Opponent, Sir
tJohn Pope Hennessy, Also Announced.
LONDON, Oct. s.-Coupled with the an
nouncement that Mr.. Parnell was dead,
was the news that Sir John Pope Hen
messy, member OF parliament for North
Kilkenny, was also dead. Sir John Pope
Hennessy, it will be remembered. imme-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
Ask Your friends About

Your distressing cough can be cured We
few years has cured go many coughs and colds
in ihis community. Its remarkable eale has
been on entrsly By Its genuine merit. Ask
GONE fri.n nd who has used IL what he think OF
Ecpp's Balsam There 10 no medicine 30 pure,
mono go effective. Large bottles SOC and tl at
al drug gists.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
A IrnInnl Denial.

LONDON, Oct S.-Mrs. Parnell requests
that an emphatic denial be given to rumors
that her husband committed suicide. She
states that lie had long suffered from
rheumatism,' which developed into the
fever that killed him.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
.Upltn MaYran

in the Walker Block, has the largesi and best
display Of nsh, fruit and vegetables to be fourd
in the city. Everything is ,-esh every morning
and at the lowest prices.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
ParnelI's Mother Hears the News.

BoRDENTowN, n. j., Oct s. When
Mrs Della 4. S. Parnell was informed of
the death of her son she fell from her chair
to the floor shrekirg and groanng. "Oh,
my SOB, my Charles, they have killed
YOU" she moaned. She became hysterical,
and il was some time before she was
sufficiently composed to receive the partic-
ulars of Ter sons death She is 76 years
old, and quite feeble. She declared that
Charles bad offered 20 aid her, but she had
assured him she was comfortable. Il She
excitedly declared that her son had been
killed by tie persecution of Davitt, The
Irish World and the politicians. She
mouruCd because these "vipers" had pre-
vented her from being with her son in his
lnAt NpNrt
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
(ar,l OF Thanks,

We desire to thank the Metropolitan Lie
Infu-ance company for the prompt manner In
VIII. h 'u- ,isim Of $7ll was paid.
tUGENE AND MIcHAIL SULLIVAN.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08

Tne CONES icmod for the cure ot Coughs
GO H., A. hmt. IiOrsrncu'. Brnnchiii, :, roup
Innlenzs, whooping Cough, InGip'ent Con
sumption, T. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, the oil
reliable. Price % cts.
To prompt and pcrmarently cure rheuma.
tsm or neuralgia use Salvation 81. Pri e IS CITE.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08

causel ny the event everywhere among
corstituenci s where the Irish element Is
OF Importance, aud the consensus of opin-
ion IS that il will increase the weight Of
tho Irlsh vote.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
Inauest Continued Tomorrow.

Coroner jerks will continue the inquest
on the death of Julia Dempsey tomorrow
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
60 to Haveos a. Co,

to purchase your bread, cake ard pastry.
Everything freth every morning. Catering for
par iSs, etc. Wedding cake speciality.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
Died From His IniurIee.

Joseph Therour, who fell through a trap
door at Spsulding's grocery store, Central
Falls, died last night.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
All the Latest Drinks
Ii the Capital.
William Marian,

II and I3 Broadway, IL showing sn elegant lire
Of Gsh. Also the largest display OF fruits 10 be
found In IRE city. Telephone.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
fish! Fish Fish ~!

OF every description, and fresh Every morning
az the lovest prices Orfers by telephone
pre- m ptly ,tsIded to.
J,hn Msnan, Wall er Is och,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08

place /, buy Furniture, Stove, ard Carpets
is NJ tle pswtucket Furniture Co.
10 North Main Street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
Meerscbaum and Brisr Pipes
4 full linc st the Capital.
Jermyn Coal.

u you want good coal fer your range, call ~
No. 2l2 4 In street. and order Jermyn Stove Coal
IONS 3. COTTRELL. Trustee.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08

Go to E. =. Donahue's
70: nice wrappers and tea gowns at low
prices. 3o3 Main street, under Bened,c. Hou'e.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08

Is The place 90 get hosiery AMI underwear
cheap. Under Benedict ltouEc, t3 Main street
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08

ps,g,, sg,S",,s Hugh >; Perf'c'o. 10 CENTS,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
PARNELL'S POLITICAL CAREER.
His High Influence and Popularity Hurt
bY the Eeccnt Scandal.

Honorable Charles Stewart Parnell was born
In lsiG, at ANondale, county Wicklow. lie was
descended from an old English family that
pas cd over from Congloton, Cheshire, TO Ire
land, and many Of his ancestors played prom
lncnt parts In history. Thomas Parncll, the
go.t. was one OF his family. Mr.. Parnell's
great grandfather Sir John Parnell, held for
many years the ofice of chancellor Of the ex-
chcqucr In the Irish parliament, and resigned
rather than vote for the act of union.
Sir. parnell, whose mother is n daughter Of
Admiral Charles stewart, n celebrated Ameri-
can officer, was educated NJ private schools In
England, and after went To Magdaen College,
Cambridge Aftcr n tour ~ some duration in
the United States he returned 10 his home in
Wicklow. and was high sheriff OF the county
In l,1L lie made his
First Attempt 10 Enter Public LII,
IN tho same year. contcstinc che county of
Dublin with the late Colonel Taylor. lie was
defeated by an overwhelming majority. but la
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-08
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