The Irish standard., 1890-04-12

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CARLOW.
On March 9Th, an extraordinary dis
cOvery of human remains took place
about q mile and half outside Carlow,
on small farm held by Mrs. Kelly.
The road contractor, requiring some
material, commenced to excayate, and
on removing the subsoil, came on a
human skeleton. Their establishment
increased as foot or so further away
they came on second skeleton. In the
end the remains of thirteen human
beings were exposed to view, lying In
two lines about two and half feet
deep. There may be other remains
lying north and south. There
can be no doubt that the remains
were those OF some who had persisted
In the early part OF May, 1898. the date
of the Carlow outbreak, which, though
quickly put down, was followed by a
week of slaughter. Another fact in this
connection is, that it was only quarter
of mile distant that the insurgent
forces rendezvoused previous to their
advance into Carlow. The remains
have been since decently inferred.
CAVAN.
In the House Of Commons, on the l4th
Of March, on the motion of Mr.. Richard
Power, a new writ was ordered for the
election of member for West Cavan
III place of Mr.. Biggar, deceased.
CLARE.
On March 18th. Captain Edward
Croker. sub-sheriff of Clare, protected
by large force Of police under the
command OF District Inspector w. s.
Irwin, Kildysart, carried out two evic
tions at Kilmurray, on the Butler and
Vandeleur estates, for non payment of
rent.
CORK.
At MitchelstOWn, on the Sch OF
March, three men named Condor,
who had been brought up four times
charged with killing man panied
Murphy, we're discharged. no incrimi-
natory evidence being forthcoming.
DERRY.
An inquest was held near Coleraine,
on March 18th, on the body of boy OF
thirteen, named Joseph, Rankin. who
was bitten by mad dec on the 10Th of
January last Deceased was sent to
Paris, and was treated By NJ. Pasteur.
After his return home he did not ex
hibit any sickness until the 5th Of
March, and he died on the 10th. DR..
Caldwell stated that death resulted
from hydrophobia, and stated that the
deceased was suffocated by spasm in
an early stage OF the disease. A YER
dict to this effect was returned.
DONEGAL.
The Catholic Bishop Of Raphoe has
forwarded to the Irish Defence Fund
Gl,O18 from the parishes in Donegal.
DUBLIN.
In the House of Commons, on March
Is, the Attorney General stated that
warrants were in the hands of the
police for the arrest Of persons charged
with very serious defalcations Of the
funds OF certain hospitals in Dublin,
but the police had not yet succeeded in
tracing them.
FERMANAGH. .
In Enniskillen, on Saturday, March
9Th, Justice Holmes opened the Assizes,
and in addressing the Grand jury, con
graduated them on the state Of the
country, and said Fermanagh was one
of the most peaceable counties in Ire.
land.
GALWAY. 4.
On March 12, at Woodford Petty
Sessions. before Mr.. Hickson, Il. N.
and Mr.. S. Lewis, j. T. q number Of
summonses for possession at the suit Of
the Marquis Of Clanricarde came on for
hearing They had been djourned by
Mr.. Hlckson on the application Of the
legal advisers Of the MARQUIS, W hen
the cases were called Mr.. Brady, 50 I
licitor, Ballinasloe, raised 9 legal objec-5
tion on the strength of q statute requir -
ing that il case no nnagis trate should
attend !. the clerk il court hould spostSa
notice il the prescribed form on the
court house, After hearing Mr.. Gra-55
han, who appeared ffor the land ords|
and Mn Iady sreuIlJ the court a.
cidsd that thu aers ad1J III nnnent was.
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