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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-11-19

A Budget Of Interesting Items For Each
Day In the Week Taken From the
Great Crush of News and Reserved
Especially For This Column.
Tuesday.
Major Mckinley cast his vote at Canton ct
I'm
Mr.. and Mrs Bryan toek the first train
from Omaha 10 Lincoln. He voted at II :02
.. m.
Bets at cshkosh ran as high as to on Nc
Kinley.
At Don Juan. Ind, savage boar attacked
James McCaY.
At Lexington, KY. Henry Jenkins decapi-
tated Avery Reeves with a spade.
Postmaster General Wilson was one of the
earliest voters at Charleston, W. Va.
Stephen Terhune stabbed Britton Dillon,
his daughters lover, at Sherburne, Ky.
The latest report from Cuba is to the effect
that affairs between Spain and the United
States have reached d crisis.
At Minneapolis s B. Clyde, sick man, was
carried to the polls but died before his ballot
WINS deponted.
Wednesday.
The Hawaiian government has pardoned
Ex Queen Lii.
/ AssoclaJe JuStlce Stephen d. plolu celeDraG-
ed his eightieth birthday at Washington.
An attempt was made to burn the residence
Of Charles Sanders at Columbia City, Ind.
Large amounts of gold were offered at the
ral'subtreasuries but about half Of it was
refused.
Mrs. Calvin s. Brice telegraphed Major Nc
Kinley congratulations: From your friend,
the enemy"
Attorney General Harmon has removed
from office James H. Co uch, Jr., assistant dis
trict attorney for West Virginia
Chairman Faulkner of the Democratic com.
mittee comedies the Republicans a working
majority in the house but says the silver men
will control the senate.
Indianapolis banks are paying oil checks in
gold.
Thursday.
W. White q Company, cotton merchants
have failed in Dallas, Texas.
Seven persons have died in Havana from
wounds received in a railroad accident.
The throwing out of several districts In Del
ware gives the state senate to the Democrats
Miss Fannie Viola Finnegan of jacksonville
Fla, dressed herself for the funeral and theI
suicided.
Leo Won Waltzdorf was held to the grand
jury in New York for unsucessfully attempt
lug suicide.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-11-19
WAYSIDE PICKINGS.
NEWS NUGGETS FRESHLY CON-
oENSED FROM AL SECTIONS.

A Budget Of Interesting Items For Each
Day In the Week Taken From the
Great Crush of News and Reserved
Especially For This Column.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-11-19
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Treasurers once. Henry County Ohio October 1th 1896
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-22
HAVE MORE ASSETS


thioa trust Company NAhing Efforts
70 Get IL santa Fs Claim.
TOPEKA, March 2i.-Interest In the
former Santa Fe receivership case was
revived when the Union Trust company
Of New York. hled in the United States
circuit court = supplementary bill In
the matter Of the receivership. When
the santa Fe property was recently
sold for tdOO0O,OOO. the Union Trust
company was left with au unsatisasd
Judgment against the company AMOUNT
ing 70 something liSe $4,000. 900. The
oi.l Just Gled reoites that there were
other assets BESIDES those recently sold,
and upon motion Of the trust company's
attorneys, Judge Forester appointed
Eugene QuinIOa special master in
chanoery TO look up THESE alleged sssets
anu report upon the matter 90 the court.
Il. johnson, special mAsser in
ohanoery on tho former proceedings,
which are stil In the hands OF Judge
Caldwell, has no, been removed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-22
Mr.. BAYARD CENCURED
Criticised For Speeches Made
In England and Scotland.
TwO RESOLUTIONS WERE ADOPTED

Ons was Passed by vets Of 40 -
n and the other By isi TO 50-rhe
houss, Aftsr Disposiag II The hayaFd
Matter, Proceeded 20 UIssat Mr. boat
nsF Of Lsulslana.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The house
after three days debate adopted reso.
lutions censuring Thomas +. BayArd,
ex.sscrstAry Of ssato and now ambAssa.
dor to the oOurt Of g. James. Tor utter.
Ancss delivered In an address 70 the
Boston grammar school In England,
and In an address a. Edinburgh. Scot
land last fall Tho vote stood. 100 70
n In favor Of the fiFstrSsolution. which
in substance was that In his speech
against protection he anronta the great
body Of his oountrymsn who believe In
protection. aud 1911 20 80 in favor Of the
second. which was that he offended all
his cOunirymon BY saying Americans
were not capable Of sslfgovernment. or
words 90 that effect
Five Republicans broke away from
party lines and voted against the rsso-
luton q oensure. and ak Democrats
voted for Il. All the Republicans and
nine Democrats voted for the second
resolution.
Mr. Willis. a Republican from Mr..
Bayard's state. made n speech In oppO-
sition 20 tho first resolution. aud Mr..
Bailey (Dem.. Tex not only indorsed
the resolution, but declared shat q man
who indorsed such utterAnces a. Mr..
BayArd had made Al Boston WA 'un-
worthy 70 represent the United States
anywhere at any time"
There was a report about the house
after the resolutions had been adopted
that Ambassador Bayard would resign
but close friends Of the administration
asserted positively thai there was M
foundation Tor the rumors. which they
did not hesitate 20 ridicule.
The house then considered the con
tested election oase Of Benoit W. Boa,
ner Tor the Fifth Louisiana district am
the report Of the majority Of the com
mittee declaring the seat vacant ON 40
count Of fraud and intimidation at th'
election was adopted-iSi 10 So Thre'
Republicans voted for Boatner.
The senate devoted she entire weel
20 the resolutions on the Cuban war.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-22
THE NEWS N BRIEF.

Two men were badly injured In .
wreck on the Burlington At CaErolton
No
Judge James L. Lincoln. executor OF
the viii OF Dr. Fraker, died A. Liberty
No.
The trial Of jackson and Walling foI
the murder OF Pearl Bryan will begin
at Newport, Ky, April Z.
Al Guthrie. o. T.. = negro who ono,
organized a mob TO burn the town hal
been nominated for police judge
Letters received by the Business
Mems club OF Chicago show that Hi
nois Republicans are for Mckinley al
most unanimously.
Alleged oounterfeiter Dice attacked
Inspector Jehn L. Murphy in a court
room at Atlanta, Ga. Dice was final J
ovorpowered.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-22
wlLIIo AL 10 HIS FlANcsE.
A suit Instituted BY somsr.' Near Reia-
uvss 20 hrsak the Deoumsat.

A suit Instituted BY somsrs' Near Rels-
uv's To hrsak the Decumsat.
NV YORK, March "A contest
over the will Of Frederick Maxwell
somers has been instituted before Sur
roga'e Arnold. ThecomostAnts are the
mans mother, Hannah Thirketsle. his
two sisters and his two halfsistorG
somers, who was member Of the
Lotus and other club, in this city.
sailed for Europe in January. 1894 40.
companied by William J Richie. He
was III during she voyage from pneu.
moria and when the vsssel reached
southampton he was taken % a privaso
hospital Shortly before N, death ne
executed a will giving al Of his posses.
sions, which Is believed TO be about t5l. =.
900, to his hanoee Miss violot arasz
Brown Of Kirkwood. Mo.
Miss Brown is daughter o, ,be late
b Graiz Brown, who was the vice pres.
idential candidate ON the ticks, win
Horace Greedy. She was in cour, YES.
terday dressed in deep mourning she
has fair complexion and soft blue ave.
and IL small IN STATURE.
Ice cream saltwater . cents a ,l.s,
at Emben's.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-22
OFF ON THE FuLpA.
American Athletes Leave FOR Europe q
Meet Foreign Competitors.


American Athletes Leave FOR Europe 60
Meet Foreign Competitors.
NEw YORK. March 2i.-Four young
men from Princeton university who go
abroad to represent that seat OF learn
ing at Olympian games in Athens N <;
month, were recipients Of a most en-.
thusiAstic demonstration upon the occa.
sion OF their departure today. Almost
a. notable was she farewell given 10 tn
four representatives OF tn B,ston Atm
letic association. who aso sailed on tine
steamer Fulda. intending 10 participate
in the same grand internaiioaa. eyeais
that attract the young collegiaEs TO tic
scene Of contests Of centuries ago. Fare
wells were said and a. the young Hth.
letea went aboard III steamer they
were showered with boquets by the Ia
dies Of the party. The Princeton team
Is composed Of the following;
Captain Robert Garrett. who will
compete in the shotputting and quot
throwing events; A. G. Tayler, vaulter,
and II r. Jamison aud +. A. Lane,
runners. They win be managed by Mr.
Norris.
Tho Boaton team consists Of Arthui
Blake. long distance runner; Thomas
L Burke, Splinter; Ellery II. Clark
running jumper aud all round athlete
aud I. p Curtis. hurdlsr and Splinter
The BosloniAns are 90 be managed 10y
John Graham. manager Of the Boston
Athletic association.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-22

Fresh strawberries at Emden's.
W. n. Crenshaw gave the Eagle a
call yesterday.
Found--A bunch Of keys near the
Catholic church. Call at Eagle office.
Strawberries and whipped cream to-
day at Emben's.
Ihavea large line Of fine tooth brushes
at very close prices. NJ. II. James.
Alderman Grace has been sick sew
eral days.
u cabinet sise photos 81 over post
Office. 0j
Remember the special meeting Of the
Red Men this evening.
You will 6all in love with our hand
some line Of purses ami card cases.
Sam b. Wilson & Co.
Mrs. jeff Royder came up from Well
born yesterday.
u finest cabinet size photos TO be
had in Bryan 81. l.. d. Sparks
20 Over postoihce.
Mrs. Allen returned 10 Hearne y ster.
day after a visit TO her parents, DR.. anc
Mrs. West.
The Odd Fellows will meet Monda,
night and a full attendance Of th'
membership Is requested.
Fresh strawberries at Emden's.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-22
scot, MY. Ashland wnksL

WICHITA. Kan, Marca 2l.-Ashland
Wilkes. famous sire OF John X GENTRY,
was sold At private sale 20 J. +. Scott
OF Lexington. Ky. for $4,000 cash.
Mr.. Scott is the man who developed
the speed In John r. Gentry and solo
him few weeks ago in New York fol
a good sum. Ashland goes TO the sam,
county In kentucky whore Patcher
Wilkes now ia.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-22

IntcYes. IN the civic societies OF By
an has been awakened to an unusual
degree Of late.
Ice cream sodawater . cents a glass
at Emden's.
LOsT-A pearl handled knife with
two blades and name Of Malcolm Carnes
engraved on handle. Reward will be
paid for return to this Office. n
II YOU fail 10 hear Bob and Alf Tay-
lor saturday, March 2s, You will never
regret Il but once and that will he all
your life.
Don't forget that you can get . i-ponnd
package Of sea-salt for 25cts. Best
thing on earth to use in your bath,
90 VI. II. James.
A.C. Breiu returned from Galveston
yesterday.
Largest line Of fine toilet 'oap in the
city. Sam b. Wilson & Co.
DR.. W. A. Adams Of Fl. Worth, was
here yesterday, visiting his brother
Mayor Adams.
John NJ. Caldwell, agent, has every
thing new and beautiful in the ie~elrl
line. Call and inspect his stock. lOl
Fresh strawberries At Emden's.
In referring toimprovents yesterday "
overlooked the fact that Mr.. +. 4. Mis-
trot is entirely remodeling his me-
home, and when completed 1t will hav
every requisite for elegance, CONVEX
ienca and comfort.
Ladies', bear In mind that | sell IL
nobbiesi, neatest and slickest Rein
orators that you have ever seen.
dlOi Respectfully,
]. A. Myers.
BraEos Union A. +. & A. NJ. NEE
Monday night. All members and
iourning brethren requested to
present. Work in the the third
gee.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-22

ST. JosEPH. No. March 2l.-Jamei
and John Casey, two brothers, wert
found guilty Of highway robbery al
Fails City. Neb. Some weeks ago thes,
young men entered the Missouri Paoih,
station az that place masked and h L
up the station and passengers In the de
Dot and ROBBED them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-22
Superior Route


ST. LOUIS March ai.-The jury in the
case Of the state vs.. Robert J, Thomas
returned a verdict finding him guilty
OF murier in the second degree, a.
charged, H:a punishment was fixed At
10 years In the penitentiary, On June
30. 1895, Thomas shot and killed James
Burns at Jefferson and Cass avenues.
during q ouA-ral over = trivial matter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-22
aAYARp MOI TROUBLED.
lie Refused 20 TALK TO Reporters About
That CsnsaFs Resolution.

AhAA NNuaaNs RNaeAaAoat
LONDON, March 2i-The United
stAtcs ambassador. Mr.. Bayard, re-
ceived no sneciAl cable messages Friday
regarding the adoption by the house Of
representatives Of the resolution report.
cd by the committee on foreign STAIRS,
csnsuring him for expressions used In
spesches % Edinburgh and Boston.
Mr.. Bayard first read OF the vote Of
censure IN the morning papers here aud
refused to see newspaper men. This
ambassador did not seein 90 be de
pressed in spirits ami lett town thu
afternoon. accompanied by Mrs. Bay
ard, on visit TO Lord Amherst. a
Sev,,u OakH
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-22
Elrn, rhau..pa Muraersa.

CoNsrANriSoPLE, March al,-British
Vice consul fitzmAurice has returned
from Urfa. and reports 1000 people wer
massacred during the recent disturb
ancos there
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-22

WASHINGTON. March 2i.--rhe houss
committee On commerce voted 10 favor
ably report she bill TO authorize the
Arkansas Harbor Terminal Railway com.
pAny TO build bridge across the Cor
pus Christi channel Ia Texas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-22

MAssow4 n. March ~ The Dervishei
made four attacks upon the SAberat do
fils near Cassala on aiAroh Is. bus th"y
were repulsed with loss Conmunlca
tons with CassAla have been restored
Evening journal., 1896-09-22
rho GIants and thn rlond.

Among the many queer stories related
in the cid Jewish Talmud is one con-
corning tho action taken by the great
race Of giants at the time of the deluge.
According TO Rabbi Eliezer when the
food broke upon the earth tho giants
exclaimed, "lf all of the waters Of the
earth be gathered together they will
only reach TO our waists, and If the
fountains Of the great deep be broken
up we viii stamp thom down again. -
The same writer. who was ono of the
compilers Of the Talmud, says that they
actually tried to do this when the flood
finally came. Eliezer says that Og, their
leader, 'planteC his footupon the foun-
tain Of the deep and with his hands
closed The windows of heaven. Then,
according TO this same queer story,
"God made the waters hot and boiled
the flesh from the bones Of the naughty
giants.
The Targum Of Palestine also says
that the waters of the flood were hot
and that the skin Of the rhinoceros lays
in folds because he was not allowed to
enter the ark, but saved himself by
hooking his hoin under the sides of the
vessel and floating with it. But the
water which was directly under and at
the sides Of the ark was not hot-the
rhineroceross loosened his skin swim
ming from q mountain peak 60 the side
Of the vessel. Ono account says that Og
and another giant named Lami also
saved themselves by taking refuge in
the cool water under the edge of the
ark's hull, along with the rhinoceros.
One rabbinac authority quoted by Gould
in his ''Patriarohs and Prophets" says
that Og saved himself by climbing upon
the top Of tho ark, and that when Noah
discovered and tried to dislodgo him he
sworo to bo elavo TO Noah's family
forever if allowed TO remain, st. Louis
Republic.
Evening journal., 1896-09-22
lie RETlREp euReLAR.
An Experience Which Was Unexpected
and Decidedly Unpleasant. t

An Experience Which Was Unexpected
and Decidedly Unpleasant.
Looking over the stuff on the side
board of a house was i'll one night. "
said the retired burglar, II couldn't
help thinking that if this was fair
sample of the house I'd lost a night.
Silver plated teapots and sugar bowls fit
for nothing but to hold tea and sugar
and spoonholders and everything else
Just the same. In the drawers, among
the plated spoons and forks, there was
q miserable little lot of thin silver
spoons and light forks, scarcely worth
carrying off, and a souvenir spoon or
two, >5ut sorted ont these things ard
laid 'em together, corded in little pile
on the left hand side Of the top OF the
sideboard, handy.to pick up when was
ready. 1 had finished the sideboard and
picked up the spoons and was just about
to put 'em into my left hand inside coat
pocket when heard somebody say:
" There, that'll do nicelyp
Naturally enough, suppose, 1 faced
around toward where the sound came
from, still holding the spoons In my
hand. / realized in a minute Just what
it meant, and might have throwed the
spoons at him or turned the other way
OF dropped; but to tell you the trnth, I
was a little surprised--its watchful
man that's never surprised--and in the
fraction of a second that / stood there
thinking about il there was click and
fash, and / lInowed I'd been photo
graphed.
"'I think, he says, you'll find
that'll come out very nicely-features
and all The accessories clear and dis
tinct Wen send you a proof in about
two weeks. What is the address, ploase?'
And when I said nothing, he went on
1t is customary for us to require a de.
posit from customers that we don't
know. If you don't wish to make a do
posit, You might leave the spoons with
us as a sort of guarantee Of good faith.
"I'd dropped the spoons in my.pocket
and reached for my gun / wasn't go
ing away without that photograph ma
chine and everything in it, but long be-
fore was ready he'd pulled a string on
something and turned up every light in
that room and the next, and he was
standing just inside the next room
holding a gun very steady across the tor
Of the camera. He was a cool, business
like looking man-very much so. It was
clear that there wasn't anything for INT
TO do but to leave the Spoons and that's
what did, and when he said nothing
further, but just held the gun on me,
understood that there was no use of my
waiting for another sitting.
Il was back III that town two ol
three years after that, aud looked
along in the photographers showcases
for the picture, but l didn't sec il. -
New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1896-09-22
CarlIsls Readr to RIsc.

MADRID, Sept. 22.-rhe Carlist organi-
zation is being perfected slowly. The
Heraldo publishes an interview with Don
Carlos, the pretender 20 the throne Of
Spain, in which he is quoted as blaming
the feebleness Of Spain's dealings with
the United States and declares that the
situation Is the same as that which pre-
coded the revolution Of 1868. In conclusion
Don Carlos Is said to have remarked THAI
the Carlists were completely organized,
disciplined and armed and that they only
wait HIS word in order to rise against tho
government
Evening journal., 1896-09-22
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

The Hodgman Rubber company, one Of
the Oldest in the trade, has gone into the
hands of aIrooeiver.
The Greater New York charter will be
ready for submission to the consolidation
commission Oct. 10.
The Australian cricket players won the
first match of tho series with the Gentle
men Of Philadelphia
james Forsytho Of Passaic. n. J.. at
tempted to kill his daughter while insane
and died later in an insane asylum.
Mr. Reynolds of Chester. Pa. was
crushed under a falling fence while riding
\ wheel in West street, New York.
1t is reported from Manillathat General
Blanoo, Spanish governor Of the Philip.
pine islands, has disappeared He is be-
lioved to have been murdered.
Robert Fitzsimmons, the pueilist, was
arrested in New York for arranging a
prize fight There Is also warrant out
for Corbett for the same ofenso.
Arthur Sawall Democratic nominee for
vice president has resigned the Office Of
president of the American Maritime asso-
citation because, he alleges, the association
was being used for partisan political pur-
poses
Miss A. Barnard OF Now York has
founded Society For the Prevention Of
Hereditary Diseases, the members of which
must pledge themselves not to marry any
one in whose fanny such DISEASES have
existed as consampilon, insanity or the
drink arnctito
Evening journal., 1896-09-22
nom Lccred stooklnrs.

During last autumn a pitman was
asked b. friend who was very bow
legged to purchase, when next "i' the
toon, a pair Of stockings for him On
the following pay Saturday the pitman
entered the shop Of a well known
hosier to make tho purchase.
The shopman was most obliging. bat
having shown the intending purchaser
nearly every pair in stock he at last
thought it time TO ask Of the man a
more minuto description Of what was
required
He said be had shown nearly all they
had, aud he was sure their shop was
second to none, and as they had hithor-
to given satisfaction to all classes il
was strange that they could not now
tuit customer. Tho pitmm laccnically
lepliod, "What want is a pairo' bow
legged yins Strand Magazine
Evening journal., 1896-09-22
POWERS HOLD ENGLAND.
Authoritative Statement Regarding IsrI-
tains Position In the East.

Authoritative Statement Regarding IsrI-
tain's Position In the East
LoNDoN, Sept. 22.-At % meeting held
In Shoreditch TO protest against the mas
sGore of Christians by Turks, a most inn
Dortant announcement was made, which,
lt is believed, puts an end TO all conjecture
regarding the action that might DO taken
BY the British government In the direc-
ton of putting an end to the massacres by
force or deposing the sultan.
The statement was made by Mr. John
Lowles, member Of the house of commons
Tor the Haggcrstown division OF Shore
ditch. He said that II England had free
hand In the matter very few days would
slapse before there would be a change in
Turkey. He then added that he was au-
lhorized by the foreign Office to say that
Great Britain was confronted by an agree
ment between the three powers that II she
attacked Turkey on any excuse or protext
she would have TO face that combination.
If she fred a single shot or took action
alone, It would mean that at that moment
there would be European war.
United States on the Defensive Only.
WAsHrNeToN, Sept 22.-From time TO
time rumors have como from European
sources to the effect that the gOyernmont
Of the United States has signifled an in
tention Of cooperating with one or more
Of the great powers those last mentioned
being Great Britain and Italy, TO enforce
reforms in the Turkish empire and pre-
vent further attacks upon Armenian
Christians. To support these stories a
perfectly routine movement of two Of our
cruisers has been twisted into an intended
hostile demonstration. It can now be au-
thoritatively stated that It is not contem-
plated nor has it been that our govern
ment In the slightest degree should depart
from its time honored policy Of refraining
from Intervention in European affairs fur
ther than Is necessary TO protect American
citizens, and even in protecting our citi-
zens any action taken will be absolutely
independent of any other power. As was
the case in the Brazilian rebellion and the
Chinese-Japanese war and in many other
instances IN the past, this government as a
matter Of prudence has maintained a sufll-
oient naval force near places where Ameri-
cans reside in numbers TO insure their safe
/ ty, but with the political aspect Of this or
any other European question there will
be no intervention by our government
Evening journal., 1896-09-22
Thn Gnld Reserre-

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-The treasury
yesterday lost s66, 600 in gold coin which
leaves the true amount of the gold reserve
s116, 179, 3ss. The subtreasury at New
York reports the deposit OF 81, 692, 900 in
gold coin In exchange for currency. This
makes 81, 692, 600 In gold recently deposit
cd but not counted in the statement.
which when taken up in the treasury ac-
counts will bring the reserve up to about
t12O $40 600
Evening journal., 1896-09-22
r.n-enic,s - Anoestor.

Il is not generally known that En-
press Euganie was partly m Irish wcm-
an. Yet unoI orc side She was descended
from an Irish soldier Of fortunc-thcro
were any amount of the.i-who made a
name aud place for himself in the IN
terminable Spanish wars. When there
was talk Of her marrying the Emperor
Napoleon, somc 1f tho old nobility
sneered at Ler pcdigroo. Then came
heralds tracing out Irish blood lines
until TIC French authorities i'll disgust
conceded thst Eugene was descended
from all the goyalticscf Ireland back tc
Brian Boru.