The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-26


nis protection. The full contingent proceed
ed westward into the country to seize the
cattle Of tenant OH the property of Mr.
isaac Notter, Crookhaven, but, when they
arrived ON the scene OF operations, notas much
as Il mountain goat was to be found on the
land, much to tbe ehagrin Of the landlord who
accompanied the selling expedition, and who
was made the subject Of the hootine ana leer-
| ing OF the crowd that had assembled.
N T. Rannin, Esd, of st. Ltlke's. in the City
Of Cork, has been sworn in and admitted q So
hcitor Of the Supreme Court Of Judicature in
Ireland.
KERRY
James Doyle, of Tarbert, in the county of
| Kerry, grocer, has been adiudged q bankrupt
AT a large meeting of the Cafirciyeen Ma
| tional League. on December /, Mr.. ID. 0'Con
/ n ell, of Derrynane, was unanimously expelled
from the National League, OF which he WIS
| voted member a few weeks ago. His con-
| Duct in opposing Mr.. O'Conuor, the National
| candidate in South Kerry. mas brought him
| into marked disfavor with the people around
4. Chirciveen.
| LIMERICK.
70 the intense satisfaction of every patriotic
| GarryowenInan Mr.. Stephen O'Mara was re-
| elected Mayor of Limerick on December |.
| On December /, as Nj. IA. j. Gill. NJ p. Linz
erfcis, was coming down the stairs in his hotel,
his foot slipped, causing the fracture OF the
| small bone Of his left ankle. He will not be
1 able 10 use his foot for some time.
CLARE.
The death is announced on DECEMBER |, at
the Franciscan Convent, Enais. Of the Very
I Rev. Francis Mclaughlin, o. S. f., in the sSth
| year Of his age, and 5sth OF his religious pro-
| fession
/ On Sun ay, Nov. 80, while the people were at
| Mass two men with blackenea faces entered
the house Of Mr., penR Kennedy, of Baiycasy,
| and tppk away a gun, the only firearms they
| could find. On the same night, respectable
| neighbor, Mr.. John Brennan, of Clonmony,
| was called out Of his bed to admit q posse Of
police to search bis hpEse for the gun The
! demand was aaceded to but the search proved
/ frt.itless. Great indignatonis felt in the en-
| tire district at the attempt Ipadeto asperse the
| character of q respectable man by throwing
| suspicion on him il eanaection with mean,
petty. dnstardly piece OF rufianlsm ike this
/ TIPPERARY.
i AT q mecting>af the mem bers OF the CiOalnel
!Corpprahon. on Daceinps4s |, sir. b. Wright
| was elected Mayer.
| A murderols attack was made, ON December
/ q at Ballyconroy, near Latin. within three
| miles Of Limerick junction, on summons
/ server of Tipperary named james Duane. a
| family named Honrigan, OF Balyconroy, was
evicted in June last for nop=payment OF rent,
4 The far1a was given III charge 10 Emergency
i men. On the night of the 18th OF November
/ last party of some 300 men, disguised and
/ armed visited at Latin the house where the
i Hourigans had been staying since they had
4 been epicted, and ordered them to leave mme-
4 diately ana go into fapcihe re-oceupntion OF
4 their farm. The Hourigans did as commanded
They remained i'll tndisputed possession up t6
+; December q when tsuape proceeded TO Bally.
conroy to serve with snmllpopses Widow Hour
lgan her SCH and three daughters. When nc
arrived ut the honse he found tue door fast
ened against him, admission being refused
4 He nailed the five snuimnnses 10 the door
1 Having done SO he looked around and saw
I
side of the dwelling house. having sticks ano
stones in their hands. He was struck with Q
large stone over the right ear, and fell to the
ground bleeding profusey. The condition OF
II the injured man is declared criticai
i WATERFORD.
i James McGrath, aged sixteen years, residing
I al. yellow Road, Waterford, was committed for
trial at tie Waterford assixes on December Sd
4 charged with the murder Of his sister, Bridget
! MpGrath, aged fourteen years, by stabbfng hei
while their mother was absent from home.
On November sDth, John Manning, eldest sor
CT the late Alderman 2. Manning, was elected
councillor for the Center ward, Waterford, ii
room of Alderman Fielding, without oppost
ton
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