The Irish standard., 1886-11-06

4. THF:IR,]
was employed at the Little Island quar-
les, half way between Cork and Queens
i town.
]! DOWN,
4 On October 4, a man named Bernard
McCabe, who was proceeding in a car
from NewtoWnhamilton to NeWry, was
killed by falling down a precipice. Both
the horse and himself fell down the
precipice near REORGANIZATION, and
he was fearfully mangled. The horse
is also seriously injured.
DUBLIN.
| The Elcho Shield. won by the Irish
team at Wimbledon this year, has been
deposited in the care Of the Lord Mayor
of Dublin. It will be hung up as usual
in the City Hall.
On Oct. S, the ceremony of starting
! new machinery at the premises of the
Dublin Portland Cement Company
(Limited, near Rialtc Bridge, was per-
formed by the Lord Mayor, in the pre-
sence of a large company Of gentlemen.
The new engine is entirely Of Irish
manufacture.
FERMANAGH,
The Attorney General has appointed
Mr. Joseph Alexander, Of Enniskillen,
Sessional Grown Solicitor for the county
of Fermanagh, in the room of MI. John
Graham, lately deceased.
GALWAY.
On Oct. 5, Major David Ruttledge, j.
p, of Barbersford, Tuam, died Of
feyer. He was 43 years of age.
KERRY.
On Oct. IS, the Sub-Sherif, MI. Good
man, accompanied by three bailiffs, al
rived from Tralee, and proceeded to the
estate of Allen Dee. OF Dublin, where
they evicted, for non-payment Of rent.
three tenants named John, Timothy
and Ellen Brosnan. A small force OF
police were in attendance. but the
evlctlons were completed very quickly
and quietly, as snoresistance was offered.
This was the third visit of the croWbar |
brigade to Castleisland within week or
two.
KILKENNY.
Mrs. James Doyle, Of Newhouse,
county Kilkenny, sister-in-law of the
Rev. Peter Doyle, of Callan, died OF
Oct. s. The deceased lady was deserv-
edly respected by all classes TO whom
she was enueared by her many amiable
qualities. BY her demise the poor have
lost charitable friend, who was ever
solicituous to help them in their many
necessities. /
LIMERICK.
The Most Rev, DR.. O'Dwyer has ap-
pointed Rev. I. Graham, G. c., Bruff,
to be administrator OF Cratloe.
Steps were taken last May twelve
months to establish a butter market in
Dromcollogher, but On the opening day
none of the Limerick OF Kilmallock
buyers attended ,and il proved q failure.
Now that the depression is telling
against the shopkeepers OF Dromcol-
logher, Mr.. levers, J. p, and Mr. Han
nigan, J. T., have come to their relief
by promising to buy The butter The
market was again started Oh Oct. Sth.
The farmers who presented butter were
under the agency of MI. levers,
LOUTII.
Alderman 7. C. Connolly, J. P, ex-
Mayor, has been placed on the list OF
ex-of1icio guardians Of Che Drogheda
Union.
The Very Rev. Joseph Coleman,
O. s. a., formerly prior OF the -Auaus
tinian Order in Drogheda, who has
lately been on mission to America,
has arrived in Drogheda On g. visit.
MAYO.
Lord kilinaine offers his Mayo esta e
for sale to his tenantry.
Lord D1llon's tenants in the neigh
Dorhood Of Baliaghadereen,C ,Carracastle,
etc, have resolved to hold aloof from
the rent Office until such times as he i'll
dicates his intentions respecting their
demand for an abatement of rent.
Owen O'Malley, J, P. died Oh Oc-
tober 4th, at his residence, n ewcasJle,
SWinford, aged 5S years.
QUEENS COUNTY.
MIR. James l.. Carew. M. F., has be-
come proprietor of the Leinster Leader.
At Cloygowan, on Oct. 9th, a man
named Daniel Lalor, aged co. died sud-
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