The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-03-06
News FROM IRELAND
ANTRIM.

After lcnRtnened illness, the Death
of Mr. William, Wallace Fulton took
place at his residence, Falls road, Bel
fast, OH Feb. 9. So far back as last Sep
tenlber Mr.. Fulton contracted {. severe
illness in London, from which he never
fully recovered As the head Of the
Clonarti Print Works, Mr. Fulton was
we'll known in commercial circles; and
he was also a prominent figure on the
racing field.
CARLOW.
The establishment known to the local
public for couple Of generations as Car,
low Jail was put up for auction on Feb.
.. The whole lot is rent free. and cov-
ers two acres Of ground, opposite the
military barracks 1t consists of the
governors four~storied residence, ma
irons two-storied residence, female pris~
on OF 80 cells, and convict prison OF "a
relis, all completely surrounded by "a
loot wall, built of lime stone, COPIED with
granite, and having a magnificent cut
granite entrance Messrs. Charles Thorpe
4 Son, Bagrlalstown: had carriage OF the
Yale, and Mr. Robert Bell, Carlow, Off
slated as auctiouecr. The bidding was
confined to Mr.. Mo1loy, 7. c.; Mr.. D.
rarbury, Athy; Mr.. Frank Murphy,
md Mr. Frederick Thompson. Mr., Mol
10y WAS declared the purchaser for
e1,2oo. II is rumored that the purchase
was made in trust for a Catholic insti-
mt;o:'.
CLARE
AZ Ennis, on Feb. IL, an inquest was
held on the body of Mr.. Bagot Blood,
J. P, who had shot himself dead, on the
day previous at the County Club house.
No motive can be assigned for the deed,
rs deceased was not suffering from finan-
cial OF other troubles. The jury, with
out retiring, found verdict of suicide
while suffering from temporary in
sanity Mr.. Blood was widower, lav-
cling buried his wife, daughter of Maj.
G. w. Studdert, last year. Up to her
few years, but had returned to again
death he had lived out of Clare for a
take lip his residence.
CORK.
On Feb. 3, at Glanworth, great
demonstration took place, the occasion
being the release of Mr.. Michael DAILY
(eyicted tenant from Cork goal, where
he had spent the past month in default
oil finding bail for his good behavior,
his of'ense being that of assaalting a
man named Condor, whose family took
The farm from which he {Daly) was
evicted. The entire village was illun,i-
mated, and bonfres were lit on several
points OF vantage. Hundreds of peo-
pie focked to the railway station to meet
the train in which Mr.. Daily travelled,
accompanied by Mr., O'Connor, presi-
dent OF the Cork Evicted Tenants AS
ISOLATION; Mr. P. O'Neill, secretary of
the local branch OF the Irish National
Federation; Mr.. Touhy and others A
torchlight procession was formed, head
ed by the Glanworth brass band. A
move was then made to the Green, where
q platform was erected and bonfire
blazed The utmost good humor and
unaninity prevailed during the proceed
ings. Mr.. Barry, Glanwortll, was moved
to the chair, and in well ordered speech
urged the people to remain fFnl in their
principles eand uphold DAILY III his fight
for reinstatement in his farm. Mr.. Tom
& Barry, P G., Killavullen,. said that
4 If the mild measures adopted M 70 this
were unavailing, they should bring the
fRht into the fairs and markets, as OF
sssIs, sns teach aIlll bbeTs ! lesson.
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