| A TERRIBLE ROW At Mallow Junction Upon the Arrival of Prince and Princess of Wales. |
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| London, April 13.—There was a terrible row at Mallow Junction, county Cork
this afternoon on the arrival of the Prince and Princess of Wales from
Dublin, on their way to visit the Earl of Listowel at Convamore. A large
crowd broke through the police lines and were driven back at the point of
the bayonet. Messrs. O'Brien, Redmund and Harrington, Irish members
of Parliament, were in the crowd and were badly mauled. Ever since the riot
the government has monopolized the telegraph wires and no further details
are obtainable. News of the disturbance caused intense excitement in the
House of Commons.
MALLOW, Ire., April 13.—The principal organizer of the demonstration against the Prince of Wales was William O'Brien and M. Peditor of United Ireland. In an interview this evening Mr. O'Brien said : "My object is accomplished. I have the [sic] shown special reporters who accompany the Prince of Wales the true Irish view of his visit and I have vindicated Ireland's name." |
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