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The Settlers Of Carlow i.

The chief Anglo-Norman families
who settled in Carlow were the Buffers,
Browns, Bagnals, Carews, Eustaces,
Rocheforts, Blackneys, Doynes, etc.
The Buffers were barons of Tally
ophelin and viscounts of Tullow; the
Carews barOns of Idrone.
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IRISH HISTORY TN BRIEF

contributions to this department will be
gladly received and published in The IRISH
STANDARD, providing the articles are brief and
conclusive. If desired, the name OF the con-
tributor will be publiehed.]
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S:,H]:|:AMROCKS FROM ERIN.
THE GRAND OLD COCK ROBIN.

VINO killed Gladstone?
I, said Chamberlain,
His blood my hands do stain
! killed Gladstone.
Who saw him die
], said Goschen,
without any emotion,
saw him die.
Who'll make his shroud?
/, said Argyll,
IN superior style.
I'll make his shroud.
Who'll dig his grave?
/. said Lord Randy,
For I've got the tools handy;
I'll dig his grave.
Who'll carry the link ?
I, said John Bright.
With my sweetness and light;
I'll carry the link.
Who'll be chief mourner?
I, said John Morley,
For miss him sOrely;
Illbe chief mourner.
Who'll sing psalm?
7, said Fowler,
4 regular Ilowler
I'll sing psalm.
Who'll tod the bell ?
Z, said Paruell,
Twas for Ireland he fell;
III toll the bell.
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Oayan Monastery .

Cayan Monastery Of the Blessed Vir-
gin was founded in the year 1900 by
Giolla Ruadh O'Reilly, dynas5 Of Breff-
nv. for frlars of the Dominican Order.
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rIPPERARY.

The priests of the diocese of Cashel
and Emily, acting under the inspiration
of their patriot prelate, the most Rev.
DR.. Croke, at Thurles on June 2l and at
Tipperary on June q, assembled in
conference and unanimously resolved
to start Parliamentary fund. AT the
head of the list is the Archbishop's
name for $50. The parish priests and
coad1utors subscribed most literally.
Several hundreds were received. Arch
deacon Kinane presided at the Thurles
conference and Canon Cahill at Tippe-
rary
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On June ". IL belTaSL ponce COuIG.
John Riordan, publican, was charged
with firing on the Shankhill road On
June 10, by which man named Thos.
Craig was shot in the leg and seriously
wounded. The defendant was returned
for trial
ARMAGH.
A special court OF Petty Sessions,
held on June Is, in Lurgan. Arthur
Domelly and Andrew Donnelly, spirit
and hardware merchants. III Church
Place. Li1rgan, were charged on remand
with having discharged firearms from
their premises with intent to DO bodily
harm on the occasion OF the recent dis
t,lrbances. Further evidence having
been given on behalf of the Grown, The
magistrates considered that q prima
facie case had been made out against
both prisoners, and returned them for
trial at the assizes. Bail in $1,000 and
two sureties OF $500 was accepted in
each case.
CARLOW.
Mr.. Smithwick has accepted the
terms of his tenants at BagnalstoWn,
and the sheriff's sales advertised to
take place on June 10 were dispensed
with.
GLARE.
Thomas Brady, the tramp arrested
for the murder Of Anne Ennis, at
Mainham, near Glare, on June s, was
brought up in the Clane courthouse, on
June q. The proceedings were pri-
yate. A remand was made to June "a, "a
when the case was completed, and the
prisoner sent for trial.
CAVAN.
The conservation OF the Most Rev.
DR.. Finegan, Bishop Of kilmore, took
place in St. Patrick's Cathedral,
Cayan, on June Is.
AT a late hour on the evening OF
June 19 last, q man was lodged III
Cavan jail, charged with the murder OF
a man named Philip Donohoe. near the
village Of Tullyvill, about 10 miles from
CaYan. No further particulars were
given.
CORK.
On the night of June Is. dreadful
murder was perpetrated III Cork, at a
place called Rockwell, off the Commons
Road. Timothy Brophy, aged Is, was
horribly murdered, it is alleged, by his
own sister with'a hatchet, while he was
in bed. It is stated that they were not
on good terms with each other at the
inquest the coroner's jury rendered a
verdict of wilful murder against the ac-
cused.
At the meeting OF the Clonakilry
Board of Guardians, on June Is, upon
the question of appointing a nurse to
the hospital, arose the suggestion Of in
Producing two or three of the Sisters OF
Charity to take charge Of that depart
ment OF the workhouse. The sugges-
tion was received with favor; but the
cost OF furnishing suitable apartments
for the Sisters appeared to be an OBJ
stacle. The matter was postponed Tor
FIVE weeks.
An influential meeting was held some
few weeks ago in the Cork court house,
under the presidency of Mayor
O'Meara in support Of the movement IN
favor Of Irish manufactures. Dr. Sui
livan, in very practical speech, said
technical education of a thorough quail
ity was absolutely needed among ar
tisans and manufacturers to enable
them to produce articles of manutac-
ture equal to those of other countries.
Resolutions were adopted pledging sup
port to home industries, and calling
upon shop-keepers and the public gen.
orally to deal in goods Of Irish manu-
facture.
DONEGAL.
A well-known and respected man
named Owen O'Donnell, residing in the
townland Of Oughtineen, near Dung
loo connu;ttod o,,ioi1o nn lime ~ nv
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has been appointed P. P, and V. G. of
the extensive parish of 1nnismagrath,
Drumkeerin, County Leitrim, by the
new Bishop of Kilmole, Most Rev. DIR.
Finnegan.
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land would suffer no injury from the
establishment of native Irish Parlia-
m 1nt.
FERMANAGH.
1t was rumored at Kerrygonnelly on
June 81 that squads OF Orange recruits
intended for service in the Army OF
Ulster'' are drilling nightly at Mayo
and Whealt on the road midway be-
tween this town and Belleek.
GALWAY.
Mr.. William King, Doctor of Science,
Emeritus Professor Of Queens College,
Galway, died on June %.
KILDARE.
at e. special meeting Of the Mas
Town Commissioners: June %, MI.
Richard Treacy, J. F., was elected
chairman.
Steps were taken at the meeting Of
the Athy Guardians, Oil June 2S, to OBJ
y
the orders of the ub-conmissioners
under the Land Act, for the erection of
laborers' cottages.
KERRY.
DR.. Kean. OF Botfin, has been elected
medical officer for Arran.
Bridget Hannefn, charged with the
murder of Mary Foley at Foley's Glen,
Oh June Is, was brought up in the Ira
lee Court House on June a. She wa !;
remanded for eight days.
On June 24 process server named
Edward Herbert, of Ba!lydutf, who was
driving home from Tralee, was at
tackled near his own house by an armed
lot of men, who appeared to have been
ly ing in wait for him behind the ditch.
They fired eight revolver shots at him,
only one Of which took effect in the
arm. He was brought into Tralee
June 25. Herbert is said to be very un-
popular in his district.
KINGS COUNTY.
The Very Rev. DR.. McAlroy, P. f.,
V. G., of Tullamore, celebrated his
Golden Jubilee on June II. The Rt.
Rev. Bishop Nulty presided. and pre-
sented the venerable priest with an
address.
LIMERICK.
The Most Rev, DR.. O'Dwyer was
consecrated Bishop OF the diocese Of
Limerick on June 20.
The asslzes in Limerick commenced
on July 6. There were only few cases
before the magistrate.
AT the special sessions held at New
pallas on June 25, Phillip Kennedy,
charged with shooting at John Godfrey
on June II, was before the magistrate.
Godfrey stated that the only reason for
the assault was that he had q quarrel
with the prisoner eight years ago, and
then paid some money by way OF COM
pensation ior anassault which Kennedy
alleged he committed. The prisoner,
who reserved his defense, was resumed
for trial at the Limerick assizes.
On June is, at Garouse, near Bruree,
three evictions toook place Oh the
property of Mr.. John Gubbins, the
High Sheriff of the county. DR.. Am
brose, the district attorney: executed
the wrlts. Two Of the tenants evicJed
were widows, one of whom tainted dur
ing the eviction. Some rotton eggs
were thrown at the coroner, and one
woman was temporarily arrested. The
presence of the Rev. Father Sheehy
helped to prevent the crowd which had
assembled from having recourse to any
violent conduct.
LONDONDERRY.
ri,1,o onn,7ol dictrihnticN of nriZhS in
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FERMANAGH.

1t was rumored at Kerrygonnelly on
June q that squads OF Orange recruits
intended for service in the Army OF
Ulster' are drilling nightly at Mayo
and Whealt on the road midway be-
tween this town and l3elleek.
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TYRONE.

On June %, Mr.. William O'Brien, M.
F., opened his electoral campaign III
South Tyrone. The meeting held at
Fintona was most enthusiastic. and a
resolution was passed declaring that
MIR. O'Brien was ftand proper person
to represent South Tyrone. Mr.. John
Dillon was a speaker. The meeting
was the most enthusiastic one held i'll
Fintona for some time.
WATERFORD.
Alta special meeting Of the Water
ford town council on June IS the free
dom of the city was conferred on Mr..
Gladstone.
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LEITRIM.

The Very Rev. j.. Dolan, for over
eight wears president Of Cavan College,
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AL trains arrive and depart from Union De-
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Milwaukee Ex. Chip Leave Leave
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From Fond du lac, Osa-' Arrive Arrive
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Daily except Sunday.
Through seepers between Chicago, Milwau-
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and tickets to all points, apply at the City Of"
fees, No. Nicollet House Block, Minneapolis.
Mimi; No. Lib East Third street, st. Paul,
MINI.
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LONDONDERRY.

The annual distribution OF prizes in
St. Columb's College took place on
June "A.
On the evening of June "A an alarm
ing boating accident occurred in the
Foyle. A gig with the crew of the
Foyle Rowing Club had gone down the
bay, followed fortunately by a jolly
boat. The gig ripped some waves and
went down,t the crew of five, some OF
whom could not swim, being left strug-
Cling in the water. The crew Of the
Jolly boat came quickly to their assist
ance and picked them up. A further
difficulty then presented itself. The
two crews in the jolly boat nearly sank
her also, and rapid push had to be
made for the shore, where the boat was
beached. The accident caused great
alarm.
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DONEGAL.

A well-known and respected man
named Owen O'Donnell, residing in the
townland Of Oughtineen, near Dung
8loe, committed suicide on June II by
hanging himself.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
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GALWAY.

Mr.. William King, Doctor of Science.
Emeritus Professor Of Queens College.
Galway, died on June q.
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Mr.. Smithwick has accepted the
terms of his tenants at Bagnalstown,
and the sheritf's sales advertised to
take place on June 10 were dispensed
with.
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.Des Moi1les Fast Elk
Fast Atlantic Express. /.

Departing Trains.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-01-02

Death has again visited our town,
and this time claims for his victim the
aged and honorable Joseph L. Bilbo,
who departed this life at his residence
on Christmas day, at the good old age
of rs years Q months and 20 days.
The subject of this sketch came
with his father, Thomas Bilbo, from
Jackson county, Mics, IN 1882. His
father purchased the old Government
Barracks, which stood upon tie site
now occupied by the family residence
of the deceased, which was erected
when the old barracks were removed,
in the year 1885. Thos. Bilbo was q
surveyor, and his son Joseph took up
and followed the same profession, be-
ing always an active and industrious
man. In bis younger days be took a
lively interest in local or Psrochiai
affairs, and, although never an aspirapt
to Office, be was at one time assessor
for the parish.
Mr.. Bilbo leaves . wife and 1--WE
children and q great many friends,
who mourn his loss. When man of
his age passes away there is one OF
the cold land marks" gone--one of
the links in the chain which connects
the fast reeeeding past TO the coming
days has broken, and we are saddened
at the loss of one who, like father,
has nourished our city from its earliest
infancy down to the present time, and
who was familiar with all its varied
and romantic history.
| We offer the bereayed our sympa
thy and trust that our loss is his eter'
nal gain.
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Fire Department.


Mr.. II. Gradwohl, Of the Babcoek
II. & L. Co, who always keeps bis
eyes open for anything interesting or
benefcisl to bis company, having
tickets for the ball to dispose Of, sent
Eve to the ASun Mutual Insurance
Company" New Orleans. From their
reply we get the following: \ am
instructed by the President to inquire
what the effective force of your hre
department is, the number Of engines,
trucks, Babcock ExtiDguishers, etc"
To this Mr.. Gradwobl replied, giving
the information desired and this will
no doubt haye q tendency 70 increase
the confidence Of the Insurance Com
papy and very probably lessen ma
terially the rate Of insurance.
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Denmrsmre.


Never has Il been our duty TO
chronicle the departure Of any one
from our midst, whose loss we 80
deeply feel as that OF Rev D, F.
Head, former pastor of the First
Baptist Church, Of this place.
Mr., Head came to this place in an
swer to call Of the church less than
a year ago, and in this short time, by
self sacrificing, devoted and pious
life, has endeared himself to our peo-
pie by ties that are stronger than
death.
We feel that we speak the senti
ments Of the entire community when
we say that none knew him but to
love him, while those who knew him
best loved him most. He is modest
and retiring almost to fault and
never seems bold except when fed by
the heavenly fres in his efforts to lead
sinners TO Christ.
His trials are severe as he witnesses
the suffering of bis afflicted compan-
ion, and stifl the fortitude and hero
ism Of the patient sufferer, as she
bears all without murmur, and kisses
the hand that holds the rod, brings
with it, hearts deepest gratitude and 8
food of heavenly JOY as they like the
Apostle rejoice that they are found
worthy to suffer for Christ These
trials are but the fiery furnace which
melts away the dross and leaves The
pure gold refined and FURNISHED, thus
the better to reflect the Masters image,
While the ties of sweet friendship
and happy association here were
strong and required Christian courage
TO sever them, and we feel that they
are not severed, only expanded so as
to embrace within the unbroken circle
others that are dear to him and by
him to us; yet duty called him hence,
and as be knows no law but bis
ssyior's will, feeling that his services
were needed at Arcadia, La, be goes
there to strengthen that part of the
line in the solid phalanx, which
marches under the eolors of King
Emmanuel.
We ask the people all to join us
in asking for the choicest blessings
upon him and his family in this life,
and an abundant entrance into the
Heavenly Kingdom.
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LOAtStAFtut S1sSAesTNs@ avn"
Brunswick & Company vs.. A. z. Hardee.
DY virtue of n writ Of Jiesi .faetds, issued
ID by said Honorable Court in the above
seized, and will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder, at the
principal (west), front door of the Court
House of Caleasieu parish, in the town Of
Lake Charles, La, on
Saturday, january 49, 1856,
between legal hours, the following described
property. belonging to A. Il. Hardee, the de-
fendaat in said suit, to wit:
One carom Billiard Table, and one Pool
Table, each French beyel, slate bed, NEW
Progress, % size, AXIS, with complete outfit and
appurtenances to each belonging. purchased
from Brunswick q Company 10 July, 1885,
and therefore nearly newt, on the following
terms and conditions, TO wit: For cash to
the amount of S16S 00-100, and for the bal
ance of the price of adjudication purchasers
to furnish their promissory notes, in equal
instruments, to the order Of Brunswick g.
Company. payable respectively In one, two,
three, four, I've, six and seven months from
January T. 1886, with the clause of ten per
cent. additional for Attorneys fees for coli
lection, In case of non-pRyment thereof at
maturity, to be secured by good and solvent
personal security to my satisfaction, and by
the retention of vendors privilege on said
property until said notes are fully paid.
Seized tn the above suit.
SheTif's Office, Lake Charles, La, January
2, 1885. D. J. REID,
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FRICKE's OPERA HOUSE.
sheriff ~ sale.
Fourteenth .J,4dieiaI District Court, Ryish p
Colchester, &ats Of Louisiana. no. PIC.
LEOPOLD KApraAr V. WIZ. y. ROVE.

nY virtue of q writ OF Teri Facias, issued
ID and 70 me directed by the Honorable
Court Aforesaid, / have seized and VIII otteT
for aaie IL public RllctioD, to the highesl
bidder, At the Court Heuse door "a THIS
partial, In the town Of Lake Charles, Le., on
Saturday, january 2, 1850,
between legal hours, the following described
properly, belonging TO WIN. II. Rowe, de-
PENDANT, To wit;
a certain piece or strip of land lying NORTH
81 the Louisiana Western Railroad grant
and being al that portion Of the So96heast
quarter ~ the Northeast quarter o. Section
81. Township y south, Range . vest, being
North III SAID RailF I'D grant, having
width 81 so feet BY the whole breadth N
said Southeast quarter "a Northeast quarter
81 Section ~, Bounded North ~ lAnde oi
NJ. Il. Rose, present Yendee, and august
l.yons, East by the Homestead Of e. eehipd-
ier. South ID said Railroad grant Ana West
~ lands III WI III gu.
TNnMs AND CoND3T1oAs-f this being the
zecona Offering The shove deecrabed properly
VIII be sold Tor whatever y Will bFing. op Z
credit n twelve mouths; purchaser furnish,
ne bond With coed and solvent eaeuEsty aqq
sneclal mortgage 90 properly sod y I'D "a eSlls
ner cent per annHip Interest FROM date t5ll
rad. cost aud tRxes to3he paid IA eRah, oul
" pifee It'd, amounting 70 @49, Inofe oF aess
selxed to Hatisfy sRAd viii, issa1ed " tAe
above mentioned suit. -
ahesiE Caiaasseu faFiahs he
sherH 9Aser, Lasse Ghasaes, Isl iseesEa'
Fl II d BsEpss, Attorney tog Piaansaa
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10y virtue Of q writ OF .1eTt ,taotas, issued
ID and to me directed by the Honorable
Thomas KleiDpeter, Justice OF said Court,
have seized and win offer for sale at public
auction, to the highest bidder, with the ben
eft Of appraisement, at the Court House d0eE
Of this parish, IN the town Of Lake Charles,
La, on
4RswrslRy, February o. 1855,
between legal hours, the following described
property OF the defendant, 20 wilt:
One acre Of land, On the north side 81
Kings lot, and on the east end of land be
longing e estate IF ]. 4; Ryan, purchased
land purchased BY g W. Ryan, 81 y. A.
Ryan'R estate, 81 u Che corporation q Lake
Charles, Is,
TeTme Cash,
Seized 10 satisfy said writ, issued n The
above suit. 4, j. LIONS Constable,
Third Ward, Cajcasien parish, ia.
Lake GhaFlee, La. Dec. 10, 1880.
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LAKE CHARLES
COLLEGE
PREPARATORY
High school.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ESrAB-
Il llshed permanently at Lake Charles, Q
school for the liberal education Of young
ladies and gentlemen. 1t is designed to give
thorough course In common English, Jn-
der this head are included Reading, Spelling,
Grammar, Arithmetic, Penmanship and
Geography; also, full course In higher
English. This win include Algebra, Geom-
etry, Rhetoric, Criticism, Elocution, Book
keeping, History and Natural Philosophy.
In addition to the above the College pre-
paratOry class can take Botany, Geology
Entomology Zoology, Chemistry and Latin.
As soon as the patronage OF the school viii
Justify additional teachers win be employed
For the present the fourth building from
Broad street, opposite the Bank, will be oe'
cupied.
TERMS
Common English per month. ,..,....,.$2 "
Higher English per month ,,,.,,.,y..,. 2 bG
Botany, Zoology, Entomology. Geology,
Chemistry and Latin, each. ....,.,,., 5l
Drawing per lesson. ........,....,,.,.. n
Painting In OIL per lesson ....,...,,.... 5l
Piano or Organ per lesson. ....,....,... q
Term commences January 4, 1885.
The patronage Of this city Is respectfully
solicited.
MARILLA J. CRossMUN, B. s.
MINNIE KNAPP, B, 8,
dec-26-'S5.
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COnstabie's sale.
Third Ji4stices Court, oaEeasieu Farish, La,
O. Brent Richard VS.. Jos. Guidry b Daniel
Elender, Mo. 81.

10y virtue OF an order OF Jlari fdCias, issued
ID and to me directed by the Honorable
Thomas Kleinpeter, Justice Of said Court,
have seized and will offer for sale at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for Cash with
benefit OF appraisement, at the Court House
door of this parish, in the town OF Lake
Charles, on
Saturday January ., 1855,
between legal hours, all the right, title and
interest Of Daniel Elcnder, In and to the fol-
lowing described property, to wit;
The undivided half Of the South half Of the
Northeast Quarter, and the East half Of the
Southeast Quarter of Section eleven, in TIP
II s., h, 10 West, and the N, WI Of tic B
Ell Of Section rs, TIP. II g., Il, 10 West, b
w. L. d, La, together with the undivided
half Of all the improvements thereon and
thereto belonging.
Seized to satisfy said writ, issued in ths
above mentioned suit,
j, ], LYONS, Constable,
Third Ward, Calcaaeu parish, La,
Lake Charles, La, Nov, rs, 1885,