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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-09
ODD FELLOWS ASSEMBLY IN LOS
ANGELES.

The Californian City of the Angels
has enjoyed the honor of entertain
ing the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of
the Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows. The proceedings commenced
on Monday, September 18th, and
on the following day there was a
procession of 5000 members of the
Order. At least 10000 persons
were in the city, including repre-
sentatives from every state and ter
ritory in the Union, from the domin-
ion of Canada, from the Hawaiian
kingdom and from Australia. In
Guiding the numerous vehicles the
procession was two miles in length
The grand officers appeared in
splendid uniforms, and many of
them were mounted on handsome
and spirited horses. Escort duty
was performed by the Seventh Cali
fornia Regiment of the National
Guard, which presented fine mill
tary bearing. Next came several
cantOns of the Patriarchs Militant,
or highest rank of the Odd Fellows,
under command of Lieutenant-Ge ZEN
eral John c. Underwood. The uni
form and banners of the Cantons
were superb, and the Cheyaliers
marched like veteran soldiers. The
costly standard of Los Angeles Can
ton was adorned with pearls and
precious stones. A number of en-
campments and subordinate lodges
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FIGHTING THE TRUSTS.

A New York evening paper Of
September 22nd has the following: /:
The report of meeting of repre-
sentatives of the Sugar Trust and
of the Wholesale Grocers' Associa-
tion which appeared in the papers
last evening, can be supplemented
to-day by some highly important in
formation regarding the Wholesale
Grocers' Association. While this
organization goes under the name of
an association, it is practically a
combination made to meet monopoly,
and is peculiar illustration of the
operation of the natural laws of
trade. The association was formed
for the expressed purpose of fight
ing the sugar trust, but subsequent
ly it was determined to control
other branches of the grocery trade.
A prominent merchant informed O
reporter that the meeting yesterday
was the second step to form q
powerful combination, both to con-
troll the sugar trust and the retail
grocery trade. The first step was
taken at a meeting some weeks ago,
and the purpose was, by organizing,
to compel the trust to sell sugar
to members of the asso-
citation, exclusively, at a rebate OF
one-half cent pound. +. w. In
busch of Milwaukee was elected
Secretary, and has just sent out 9
circular in which it is stated that
they must fight the sugar trust by
similar organization,
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BISHOP WILLIS IN ENGLAND.

At Lincoln Cathedral, England,
August 22nd, there was gathering
of bishops, at which several Colo
nial and American bishops were
present. Bishop Willis was among
the number, and the "Church
Times" says, "The Bishop of Homo
lulu described the difficulties which
had to be contended with and sur
mounted in his diocese" The bishops
of Moosonee, Dunedin, Maritzberg
and Kaffraria also spoke, referring to
the good work that had been accom-
plished In their dioceses, and how
the Church had grown and strength
ened during their administration.
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CAL. LEONARD, THE JOCKEY.

Caleb Leonard, q jockey well
known in Honolulu, is in trouble.
He was riding horse named Ida
Ferguson at Stockton, September
23rd, in half mile and repeat run
ming race, when he got left at the
post. The judges seeing ''the job"
put new jockey on the horse and
suspended Leonard for one year.
With change of jockey Ida Fer
guson won the race.
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OSMOND DAY.

The trial of Osmond Day for lar
ceny of diamond cross valued
$500 commenced in Judge Murphy's
Court, San Francisco, September
21st. The prisoner, who is well
known in Honolulu, caused the most
humorously grotesque scene that has
ever occurred in a San Francisco
courtroom. He convulsed the court
and spectators with laughter, and
posed as witness, judge, jury, pro-
scouting and defending counsel. The
trial was not concluded when the
Mariposa left.
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NEWS ARTICLES.
SLAVERY.
SEN. ATIoN6L CASE.

Slavery in the United States was
almost c@val with the first settle
ments in the thcn colonies. and it
existed in all tn" thirteen Colonies
at the time Of ihe declaration of in
dependence, July lth, l776, not
withstanding the assertion in that
immortal instrument, that "all men
are created equal, and are endowed
by their Creator, with certain nm
alienable rights, and hat amongst
these are life, liberty, and the pur-
suit of happiness. /"
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NAVAL NOTES,

II. B. M. S. Swiftsure, Admiral
Heneage, the flagship of the North
Pacific squadron, may be looked for
here the last week in this month.
The Hyacinth will return here in
about two months.
1t is doubtful whether the Con-
quest and Caroline touch at this
port this year.
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FIRE COMPANY MEETINGS.

At the regular meeting of Engine
Company No. 2 last evening a chal-
lenge was sent to Honolulu Engine
Co. No. for q friendly drill con-
test.
Following is a copy of the chal-
lenge:
HONOLULU, Oct. 3, 1888.
To THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
Honolulu ENGINE Co. No. 1.
Gentiemen:-The officers and
members of Mechanic Engine Co.
No. hereby challenge your COM
pany to friendly competitive drill,
on Saturday next, at O'Clock p.
m, the details of which to be arrang-
ed by the executive officers of both
companies, The purpose of said COM
petition will be to see who gets first
water on, using suction hose from
the Inter-Island S. S. wharf, after
running 800 feet of hose. Further
details to be arranged as above
stated. j. LUCAS.
w. ii. Greig, Secretary.
The challenge has been ac-
cepted. 1t will no doubt cause
considerable excitement. Two new
members were elected.
Company No. ! had under consi-
deration the challenge of No. 2.
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A NUISANCE.

EDITOR BULLETIN The Chinese
Theatre has become an intolerable
nuisance, and should be closed for
ever at once, for the benefit and
comfort of those living in the vicin-
ity.
CHUN HEE.
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Other business was uf the usual
routine character.
At the meeting of Protection
Hook & Ladder Co. brief session
was held, nothing of interest being
brought up.
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WATERFORD.

At meeting of the Waterford Board
Of Guardians, on Drctmbar 21st. Mr. 2,
J. Power, NJ! P, was re elected chair
man on the motion of Alderman Red
mond, seconded by Mr.. Fisher. Mr.
Power some time ago was deprive Of
the COM mission Of the peace, but he was
since elected for She division of Baflina
kill, and now occupies the chair as a
rApresen t;ltive of the rate payers. Mr..
Power returned thanks, and stated that
he was deprived Of the commission OF
the peace because he supported the
"Plan Of Campaign.'' Tie looked with
conte,npt on the baube title j p - of
which the Lord Lieutenant had deprived
him.
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/ = 81 = 4F e
13 says :5..Wilfred Blunt, being person
Tally prosecuted and fearing that he
will be removed TO a worse prison.
feels bound to state the grounds upon
which he fears that the Parnelli elead-
ers are to be imprisoned. While stay
ing at a country house in the south Of
England in September he met Mr.. Bal
four, who made the statement that he
intended to imprison six of the ply
sically weakest of the Parnellitas, ad
ding: Il shall be sorry for Mr.. Dillon,
as he has some good about him he
will have six months, and as he has
bad health he will die in prison. AT
ter the Mitche'stown affair Mr. Blunt
went to Ireland and warned Massrs.
O'Brien and Dillon. Mr.. Balfonr,'
saws Mr.. Blunt. became aware OF this.
to which I attribute hisviru1ence in the
Portnmna trial I feel unsafe in Bal
fonr's hands. Unless protected bv
those responsible for the direction Of
prison discipline I should incur the
risk of ill-treatnent or perhaps fare
WOrSp.' -
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MDRRrs, STEVENS COUNTY.

County Delegate, F. Il. Newell. Morris.
President, George Rowles yice-presieent, vii.
liam Lngne: recording secretary. S. A. Fiahe!ty;
financial secretary; S. G. Murphy; treasurer, Tim
otl,p Muryhy
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HASTINGS, DAKOTA COUNTY

tt..nty Delegate Hugh Cornolly, Hastings:
President, Owen Austin; vice-president, John
!. Cnrrier; recording secretary, Tim MnIphy;;
L. Collins; sergeant -at-a,ms, Thos. Burns.
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q. n TRIM.

MIR w. t. Dennehy delivered the in
au2ilral lecture Of the session OF 1888
before the Belfast Young ireland So
ciesy on .Ean.lary /. Ihe subj-c OF
Patriot--CnarAes Lucas.''
ARMAGH
Thomas Monaghan, convicted OF
nans!aughter Of his wife at Armagh,
Nuvano Ger ., TIA, been sentenced to ten
yeAyS' penal servtude.
CARLOW.
Messrs. J j. Clancy, NJ. r., and
Charles Dawson spuke in public at
Carlow I. few days ago.
CAVAN.
Branches of the league in this county
have sent contributions to the Ceutral
Crusserlough, e5 Sherlock, e5; Man-
dal)aWn, SO.
GLARE.
Crusheen "suppressed' branch, I. N.
a., held Il big metUing on Sunday, De-
ceinber 49,
CORK.
a meeting OF the Gaelic associations
of tlle county aud city OF c 'rk was
held Tues lay, December 27. for the
purpose Of electing 4 county 10 ard and
eight delegates to represent the city
and county at the Tnur!es convention
on January J. Upwards Of seventy
clubs were represented, and careful ar
rangenents were made to ensure the
bona fies OF the delegates present.
The fol- lwing were elected TO repre-
sent tine county aud city at the special
general convention at rhurles Mr.. Z.
N. FltIgeraid, Cork Rev. G. Buckley,
G. c., Is It ayant: Mr.. J G. F.Nds,
Alderman y, Horgsln, Mr.. L. O'R'or-
dan, Mr.. e. O'Brien. p l. G. Kl!ieagh:
Mr.. d. O'Leary, z. l.. G Z, aud Mr..
John Manieville, Mitchelstown.
DERRY.
The hope has been expressed that Mr..
Morley will visit Derry in the interest
OF The national cause before leaving
Ireland,
DONEGAL.
Mr.. Robert Allen Carson, county
court judge of Donegal, died very sud
denly on the % 'ci ut., in Dublin. He
had been dining, apparently in his
usual health, at tAe University club on
Thursday. lie went home at II o'clock,
took a warm bath, aud then called to
his houstkepper, and was only able to
point to his chest, and send for Dr.
AVyse. of Westland row, his us,lal med
ical attend INT. When Dr.. Wyse ar
rived, life was found tD be extinct.
The deceased gentleman was called to
to the bar in Michaelmas t'rm. 1850
and appointed Queen $ counsel in 1868
DOWN.
The Orangemen Of this county
threaten to inform on all news vendors
who expose copies Of Unlted Ireland
for sale. 4. ~ %s,5s u !. 81
DUBLIN.
Il The Freeman's J Journal Of January
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SWIFT COUNTY.

County Delegate. D. F. NcDermott Clontarf.
Division No. 1--Presiient. John MCCARTHY. .Clon
tart viee-president William Duggan, Cl.ntarf
financial secretary. James A. Martin, Clontarf
treasurer, John Conaty, lontarf
Division No: 2-President, Peter Bprnes, Ben na
cordins secretary, J. S. Collins, Benson; financial
secrst:ry. NJ. Hoban; treasurer. J. z. Murphy.
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DENIS o 'FARRELL, IN THE DC BiAlN NA2ION.
Fast the sands of fate are runsing,
And the reck' ming is at hand;
Now before the gazing nations
We impeach the robber band:
For our brethren fanine-s,aughtered--
For our exiles far away
For the>spoiled and hunted thousands
That are shelterless to-day!
What! mot guiitv?" Then does Satan
Sinlcss feel unending pain-
Then the plague hath mover smitten,
Nor the light destroyed the grain!
Liars! See the pie volumes
Where their wicked laws are scrollcd--
Where the cruel, shameful story
Of their stewardship is told.
4.Long ago" we hear them nutter.
Blu. ,;ur wounds are aching all;
DO tue g;4Shcs cease to r;tnkie
When the knout hath ceased to fall?
Shall to-day their taaly sorrow
Cvncel ali their evil reign:
With what measure they have meted
shull they ilol be paid again!
-'I.ong ago." In yon tribunal
Hcrod wags his bitter tongue.
Plate judges, and the guiItless
In,o Prison cell are flung;
Tender babe and wrinkied grandsire
Shiyer in the winter SHOW;
Yet they mock our righteous anger
With tIacIr plea Of Long ago!"
God! 70 think it, how our martyrs
S,iIfercs! III the prison Cell!
%-rney remember not IL heaven,
For such memories were ueiD.
Fire ana sword and scathing famine,
10 ,h.ss huts aud fever ship
Bitter, bitter was the chuli>;e.
They commended to our lips.
DutcNst wretch Of Dublin city,
Ted the ta.e OF ,.citriul dead
OF the yirtue dearly bu,tered
For the ruOflrcc over head
Df II blue-eyed Irish muiden-
Tel the listening peoples all,
Till the world shall weep the story
Of the htu!ess nls,iden's fall.
Oh we feel for Rachel weeping
For her littlc ones laid low;
Well Tor many an I.ish mother
II lilia Rachel S wls her woe!
This is why to-day we gather
From the lieu to the BUM
Wh! We brand our telon rulers
In me sight OF God and man,
Many u scene once bright as Edeu
They have .nadr no longer fair,
Many q hope by heaven impauted
They nave lurued to black despair,
Goa b. p.aiec.'!! their power is broken.
And th"ir day is well nigh Ger.
Aud cucn hour is drawing ngher
70 he setting of the score.
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STATE HlBERNIAn IRECToRY.
A COMPLETE LIST OF The STATE
AND DIVISION OFFICERS.
STATE OFFICERS

STATE OFFICERS.
STATE pELEaArE-I.awrence Fahey, box PACT,
st. Paul.
STATE SEoRErARy--W. S. Bayley, l2O4 Washing
ton avenue south Minneapolis.
STATE TREAsURER-Frank L. Cotter, Winons.
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TIPPERARY.

MeldOn aud Bodkiu were the magis-
trates who sentenced Mr.. Sheehy, M.
F., last month.
The troubles agitating the Gaelic
Athletic Aassnciation,are. unfortunate
ly, little nearer settlement than they
were two months ago.
Mr. David Sheehy is confined in an
ordinary cell IN Clonmel Prison. Mr..
Condor, NJ p, visited his colleague on
December %, but lie was only permitted
to see and speak to his old friend
through the bars OF an iron cage.
The agent OF Mr.. Smith Barry, M. F..
attended recently in 1'ipperary TO col
lact the rents on the town and country
estate, and granted 25 per cent. TO nom
judicial tenants. Nearly all the ten
ants paid and the rest were allowed
time.
TY ROME.
at Augnacioy Oh the Goth u}t., tlae
clergy OF South Tyrone held % meeting
to express their sincere sympathy with
Mr. William O'brien. About for y
priests were present, and the chai, was
occupied by the Rev. Dean Byrne, vino
WIS sure the resolutions they were
about to pass would give pleasure and
joy to the lonely captive in TG'lanore,
who would see that his Old and faithful
friends in South Tyrone had not fol~
gotten, and neve, could forget, their
past, and he might safely add, their
future member, 1t appeared the Ma
tionalists Of South Tyrone were nHw
in majority, and that the return Of a
Nationalist candidate was placed be
yonfl doubt. Resolutions were adopt-
cd protesting in the strongest language
against the imprisonment Of Mr.
O Brien for defending the tenants
against rack rents and landlord ty-
rauny; expressing admiration for the
struggle he had made in prison against
the d -gradation of political prisoners;
thanking Mr.. O'Brien, the lord mayor,
aud the other prisoners for standing up
for freedom of speech and of the press;
aud expressing the conviction that the
present policy Of the government OF
goading people to the wild justice Of
revenge will not succeed.
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KILDARE.

On the 18th u!t., a sergeant Of the
Highland Light Infantry committed
suicide at the Curragh by cutting his
throat from ear to e>r.
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FER NJ AN AGH,

The tenant farmers Of this county
|nok upon the recent reduction Of rents
hv the land commission rs an install
ment only Of what is due and what
must eventually come.
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KERRY.

Proc1amations We're posted On the
18Th ult. at Tralee prohibiting public
assemblies during the trial of MIR. IIar-
rington, NJ. 7.
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County Delegate, james T. Barron, r.

JV5.- - -
President, Thomas Organ; vice-presidsnt ]. L.
Kennedy; recording secretary, K. W. McGarry
financial secretary; Thomas Il. Curley; treasurer
Thomas Mr(,aIian1
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DIVISION OFFICERs.
MINNEAPOLIS, aENNEp1N COUNTY.

MINNEApcL1s. aENNEPIN COUNTY
County Delegate John p. Fitzgerald, $40 Nicol
let ave.
Division, no. President, P j.. Rooney, cor
ne Eg q5en9s wasn't s sd Foush Se vice
south; recording secretary, Thomas O'Neill, 1921
Washinton avenue; financial secretary, Joseph
Walsh, plymouth, Clothing House: treasurer,
Francis Conway. Fifteenth ;.yenue south.
Division No. 2-Presdent, y. J. Mhllane, 800
SIKH street; vice-president. s. J McMulty:
recording secretary. +: Mckernan, Fewer House;
financial secretary, Michael Carroll; treasurer,
John Noor.ead.
Division No. S,-President, s. j. MCCARTHY; vice
president. Perry Long, recording !s:ecretaly, John
Mc(rowan; financial secretary, William Crosby;
treasurer, A. j. Dolan.
uIBERNIAE RIFLES, MINNEAPOLIS.
Captnin-Fd. Kennedy, Jr,: 1st Lieutenant,
t., j. Fitzgerald; I'd, Lieu tenant. j 2. Cnwley.
ST. pAyJ4-RAa1SET COUNTY.
County Delegate r.. f. Kelleher. $50 Randolph
Division No President, James Ryan; vice
President. J. G. tantwell; recording secretary,
Michael Conroy; financial secretary. Charles B.
Mcbride; treasurer Patrick Dawson.
president, Thomas O'Dowd; recording secretary,
T. r. Mcdonnell; financial secretary, NJ. Finne
gan; treasurer r. B: RYAN.
president, William Delaney; recording secretary,
u j. Bell; financial secretary, 4. NJ. Maroney;
treasurer, John Dowlan.
Division No. 4presi2ent, j. G Boyle; vice
president, I. L. knealand; recording secretary,
J. Flaherty; financial secretary, Chris Shanna-
han: treasurer, Martin Milan.
Division No 5--preside11t. G. J: Hogan; vice
president. James Kerwin; recording secretary,
N: D. ODren; financial secretary, Nj. Hogan;
Treasurer John Burns
HIDERNT.tS RIFLES, ST. PAUL.
Captain Lawrence Fahey; LIST. Lie:.tenunt,
p. Hogan, Jr.: ID Lieutenant. P. j. Hogan.
SALTWATER WASHINGTON COUNTY.
County Delegate, james T. Barron, z. 0. box
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ST. CLOUD. srEAnNs ooUNTy

County Delegate J. 3. Smith.
President, W. J: Murrhy; vice-presidep:t, ?: J.
Morrison; recording secretary, >. ID. Sullivan
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AyOnA. .ouJRHAY COUNTY,.

County Delegate, s. O'Leary, Avoca.
President, Michael Harrington vice-presid dent
John IT, ya,oncy; recording secrt tary, Daniel
Murphy: financial secretary, John Ahern; trea
surer Patrick GlenmOre.
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sauK CENTER srEARNEsCouNTY,

! President. Nj. T. Hartnett; vice-president, NJ
Meagher; recording secretary, J. j. Enwright;
financial secretary. P. Bulger; treasurer John
Hort noff
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KILKENNY.

A meeting of Unionists was held IN
Kilkenny on Tuesday. Dacemhpr 26
The meeting took place in the nictnre
gallery Of the Marqois of Ormonde $
ralatial resitlan;a. The large apart
mnnt was chiefly filled with respectable
farmers Of tha neighborhoo1.
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WESTMEATH.

Mr.. William Jameson has granted his
Athleague tenants a reduction of 70 per
cent. and the tenants have paid their
rents. Lady johnston has granted a
reduction of four shillings in the pound
to the tenants on her Clonewn estate,
near Athlone. Mr.. Leavinge, j, F.,
has allowed his tenants reduction of
three shislings in the pound. Mr.. Flu
lay, agent on the property Of the Dun
ues (MinorS), has granted the tenants
a reduction Of Is per cent. on the judi
ciai rents.
WEXFORD.
John PEPPER, aged 25, died recently at
his residence in Oyster Lane, Wexford,
Tie Community OF the Car1nslite
Convent. New Ross, ack kn0wledge Sit
los, from the benevolent Clothing So
ciety, tow ,rds clothing for the poor
children attending their school. Tie
Christian Brothers, Enniscorthy, &C
Knowledge the following in aid of their
schools: The Misses f.. and A.. Kelly,
London(per Mr.. W. Byrne, Isl md
Road). lOshlliings; Mr.. I'D Brennan.
assistant clerk ofsthe union, 5shillings;
MI. Sparrow, Kilcamad on, Is. 6l. The
Society of ST Vino mt de Paul, Ennis
cortny, acknowledges the following sub
scriptinns: Right Rev. DR. Brow4,rlgg,
lord bishop Of Ossory, :ee33 So; Mr.. Irwin.
America per brother > L. N. @ 'Byrne)..
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GALWAY.

a hispatch of Jahnarv IS saws VII
fred Rlnnt has been moved to a warmer
cell in prison and his ovarcoat has been
returned to MIN. The other day a band
tried to sarenada him, but was pre-
vented by the police
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DULUTH, ST. LOUIS COUNTY

County Delegate, NJ. McCabe.
Division No. President, James Farrell: vice
president, John Flood; recording secretary, Henc!
Brown: financial SECRETARY. John Harney; trea
Division No. 2@presi,leat, James Harrington
vice president, Daniel Hayes: recording secretary
NJ. j. OIeary; financial secretary, Edward
Brown; treasurer, J. D. Murphy.
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MON AGHAN.

| a weekly meeting Of the Aughad
rumsee branch Of the league was held
on the 18th ult., when the following
resolution was passed by reclamation,
and presented to Rev. Father Quinn,
the respected president, on his removal
to the parish of Aughaboy, county
Monaghan: THAT we beg to tender to
the Rev. Father Quinn, our respected
president, our sincere regret and sor-
row at his removal from amongst us,
and we also tender him our heartfelt
thanks for mis- many acts of kind
ness to us. Individually and collective
ly, and we wish him many happy years
in his new sph re Of duty" The Rev.
Father Quinn made yerv feeling re-
ply, and after giving many useful
hints for future guidance. he bade a
farewell to each member of the COM
miLtpe,
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ROSCOM.MON.

A special meeting of the Kilcorkey
branch was held on the 26th ult., Mr..
Z. Gurren presiding, when the follow
ing resolution was passed unanimously:
That taking into account the great
fall in all sorts Of farm produce. we
look upon our demand of forty per
cent reduction in our rents as mod
crate"
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ARMAGH.

Thomas Monaghan, convicted of
rlans!:sur rhter OF his wife at Armagh,
November ., has been sentenced to ten
yeAys' penal servitude.
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LIMERICK

Said the Cork Herald on the Oath ult.:
Mr.. j. r Cox. Nj. + for whose arrest
four warrants are in the hands Of the
police has been in the limerick dis
trict since Saturday la Il. On Sunday
he addressed public meeting at
Moye1. county Clare, aud ON Wednes-
1ay spoke at = similar gathering. at
Cratloe, six miles from Limerick. De-
tectives are making efforts tn Obtain a
clue to the honorable members where
abouts and have hard luck.
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MIR w. L. Dennehy delivered the III
auqical lecture of the session OF 1888
before the Belfast Young ireland So
cie!Y, on Jan.lary i. Ihe subi-c5 OF
Patrut~-C:larAes Lucas.''
The Irish standard., 1888-01-21

cost Of prize(bag of four won at bazaar
81 IS.
The tenantson the Ardkeeran estate
of Messrs. Cleayer and Scott, have got
a reduction of five shlllings in the
pound, and have paid their rents
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KINGS COUNTY

The Catholic war,lers at Tnlamnre,
il is said are treated in All exceptional
manner by the prf,testant' Jail officials.
They are kept i,,l duty two hours longer
than the Protestant warders, and are
not allowed to approach Mr.. O'Brien's
quarters
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aRAoEvILLE, BIC STONE COUNTY.
County Delegate II. J. Mcdonnell.
President. p. Fl. O'Hara; ce-presilent, r. Nc
Rrady recording secretary, NJ H Sullivan; finan-
cial secretary, Edward Casey; treasurer. H. W.