The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12
KING GEORGE To
LIVE IN IRELAND
His Majesty COntempIates a
Royal Residence in the
Emerald Isle.
SAID TO STRONGLY FAVOR
HOME RULE FOR IRELAND
Official Circles Are CreduIOus
About the King Spending
Much Time in Isle.
BY THOMAS EMMETT
Special Gable to The Tribune.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
DUBLIN, June 11.-Fricndly as was tnr
late King Edward to ireland, King
George, it is understood is not only TO
visit us with Queen Mary early next
year, but is contemplating a royal resi-
dcncc in Ireland and spending some time
each year in Dublin. ], OF course, do not
know how much truth there is In this
report of a royal residence. but in official
circles IL Is received with considerable
crcdence, 1T is further stated that King
George is strongly in favor of granting
home rule TO Ireland.
Stormy Scenes Occur.
Stormy scenes characterized the hold
ing OF the rival meetings OF the All-For-
Ireland league and u. j.. l.. supporters at
Dromorc, n hamlet six miles from Bantry.
Mr.. Gihooly. NJ. p, with a strong con-
tingeut drove from Bantry and q num-
Der OF supporters OF Mr., Daniel O'Leary
also put in all appearance. Both sides
harangucd the crowd at the same time.
which made things rather lively and soon
free nights took place. Sticks and fists
were freely used Many persons re-
ton appeared to be I'm the minority. es.d
some of their most prominent men re-
ceived rough treatment. Several received
wounds Of Il more or less serious nature.
The greatest disorder and confusion pre-
vailed throughout. Both sides are most
active just now. in anticipation of a gem
eral election at an carly date. II is sup
posed that legal proceedings will follow
as tho result of the affray.
Home After Long Exile
A distinguished veteran OF 81 move
ment in Ireland has Just returned to his
old home in East Cork, after q prolonged
absence OF forty-threc years. FIVE of
which were spent in prison. and the re-
manning thirty y-ciSht in exile in the land
of the Stars and Stripes. This is Mr..
Thomas cullinanc. who at the age OF -
years. has just arrived al Rallymacoda.
ten miles from Middleton. his native spot.
which he had not seen since March, 1861
and whore he was well remembered for
tho leading and conspicuous part he had
taken in the Fcnian Rising In company
with Capt. Mcclure and Peter O'Nelll
crowley. AS young man Mr., Cullinanc
worked as farm servant for Mr.. Philip
O'Nelll OF Ballydaniel. Ballymacoda. and
having joined the Fenian Brotherhood.
lac took part in the raid made by the Fe-
mans of East Cork. led by Capt. Nc
Ciure and o'Neill Crowley on the night
OF the rising, March 6. 1851 at the Coast
guard station at KnoCkadoon.
Sent to Convict Camp.
Some time afterwards Cullinane was ar
rested by Castlcmartyr police. and was
tried in the month Of May. 1867. before
special commission sitting at Cork in
company with several other Fcnians and
was among those who We're sentenced ito
be hanged. drawn and quartercd." This
sentence was afterwards commuted to
spent terms of Imprisonment In Mount
joy, kilmainham. and Dartmoor. ouosc-
quently he was sent out as a convict to
Australia with the late John Boyle
O'Retlly and severai other Fcnians. In
the year 1872, he received his freedom
on the concition that he should not again
return TO Ireland. and so he wont into
exile in tic United states from whence
he has just now returned home vigorous.
hale and hearty for his years, to live for
the remainder of his days with his sis
ter. VINO sttl survives in the old house al
Ballymacoda, and her two sons.
Decline III Drunkenness,
Tho official figures dealing with prose-
cution for drunkenness In this country
are now available and show a satisfactory
decline on the whole. The total prosecu-
lions for drunkenness in 1909 were 6S 7i9.
as against I4,267 In 1908, decline of 55tS.
or nearly per cent The largest de-
creases were In Dublin, 3477, as against
illl; Limerick. 10i5. against 1922, Bel
fast, 390f against 432S. and Derry. 1892,
against 1902. Cork shows a slight increase,
20f3, against 1890. and Waterford also
shows an increase. 905, against SIS. The
heaviest PERCENTAGE OF decline is at Lin
orick, 32.61 per cent.