Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1890-11-22 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

HOW MR PARNELL WAS ELECTED. petrated in the ravine below.—Dr. Robin- perished. She was commanded by Captain 'sense ' Mr Gill, who accompanies Messrs Dillon and sOll inclines to the belief that the deceased tW. Goodwin, who has a wife and eight children 3 and O'Brien on their American tour, in speaking of the ran away from her assailant down the steep I residing at Wivenhoe, and who has been in the lIP O'Sheacase on Tuesday, stated the circumstances of decease, and that he overtook her at the bottom.— I vessel about seven years. The mate's name er the election of Mr Parnell in the leadership of the The prisoner's waistcoat is said to have been found !is Wm. Stonehold ; he is a brother-in! party. After the death of Butler, he said, the party early on Wednesday morning hidden behind a wall ; law of the captain, and he supported was divieel between Parnell and Shaw, there being on it rtese lea !Aug to the scene of the murder. Up; an aged mother also residing at Wiceuboe. •xteen in favour of each, thus causing so Wednee .ay evening no legal gentleman had beerm Charles Hitching (18), belonging to Whitby, was teadlock. Then Captain O'Shea, who was , engaged tor the prisoner's defence. He has I also a member of the crew. ehe names of the thirty-third member of the party, entered . been seen by no one but the police and a ! other hands, two of whom are foreigners, are I..sa ens and cast a deciding vote for Mr Parnell. , local artist who was requested by the police to i known. The Anna Helena Was a brigantine ; set, therefore, Mr Parnell Was made leader I photograph prisoner's wounded hand immedi- I 390 tons register, and has been owned by Mee. rish Parliamentary party. Mr Parnell ately after his examivation by Dr. Robinson. I Leonard and Denby, of West Hartlepool, aboe led Captain O'Shea, but when the latter ! The police express confidence that they will be pre- I eight years. She is not insured The absence 0.. I party Mr Parnell MIX forced to expel pared with such evidence that the jury at the ! boats about time wreck has led W the hope that the that time Captain O'Shea, was Mr inquest on Saturday will be convinced that it was crew may have escaped and got on board some !• enemy, and has since done his , morally impossible for anyone else to have corn- outward-bound vessel, but OA the disaster took his late teacher's character. mitted the crime except the primmer. , place at the entrance to the channel, over a week The prisoner Macdonald was again brought ago, the crew, had they been picked up. must have 'ic says Mr Parnell has wounded before the magistrates on Thursday on the charge . been heard of before now. It is believed that they ' religious sense of the Irish of murdering Miss Holt at Longworeh Hall. The would have very little chance of escape, seeing that eel nearly as much against court was crowded to excess, and many hundreds ; the vessel is cat in two, and must have foundered 'salty, but grave political were unable to gain a.dinission, there being an i before the crew had time to make any effort to save I e should continue LO set extraordinary desire shown to get a sight of the: themselves. In addition to the names already ;Inentary party. prisoner. About twenty manta; past eleven Mr: given, George Crosby, apprentice, beloneing to Id by Mr M. Devitt, Hall, a local solicitor, instructed by the Crown to Colchester, was also a member of the mew of the • Parnell's position, prosecute, entered the court, and prisoner wallet once ill-fated vessel. der a moral oloud, put ap.—Mr Hall explained the nature of the elf, and says the charge, and asked for a further remand until Mon.