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Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
muByon ravorGss

Tbs shove is the DGms given 70 D
cuptslsvpe rSisad by Charles Mubyon
OF Salem Co1uty, N. j. Il 10 OF goo
sits, alae eat IS sweet as honey, and
TehIly delicious. l. Is sold by Joseph
Baker, hdjhntng thB Third atTeet NOR
ket, and all who wish something aups-
yi0r In that lins should call aud try 10.
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Condition OF tshil,p Cos Bs.

The condition OF Philip Oonbs, who
Vhs crushed between tWU eoAl cars
shout two weeks ago, Ia gate serious.
BE passed very Eestiess night, aAd ls
bdssmiug very nervous, Sinoe zap &C
oitest be bas been lyinz on his back,
and ss unable to bs changed Ia hb plsi'
Him
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Largo shipmsnts.

The peach season is now thoroughly
opened and the Ehipmen are rapidly
increasing, there being eiRhty-siRht oar-
loads shipped over the Delaware rail-
road yesterday. The fruit Was Of .
Ane quality.
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Before You Go

don't forget the slippers aud outing
shoasi light, thin, cool and co nforlable;
surprising low prices at tina Family
Shoe House, 2l6 Market street, above
Second.
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MONROE, N. C., Oct. 20, 1857,

The Potter Drug and Chemical Co.;
Gentlemen, Mr.. VIM. 8. sttphenson Of
this county brought his son TO town to day to
let us see him, and TO show us what Cutlcnra
Remedies had dong for him. This is the care
referred TO In our letter to you some time ago.
that there had never been anything tht mat
ter with him, seems to be in perfect health.
We have written and herewith incloee what
his father has to say about the NATTER
wrote IL Just as he dictated.
We are selling quite O quantity OF Cuteur1
Remedies and hear nothing but praises for
them. We regard the Cuticura Remedies the
best in the market. and shall do all we can 70
promote their sale, Yours Truly,
STEVENS & BRUNER,
Druggists and Pharmacists.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09

Smeltz b 90. received this morning
400 Of the finest water melons that ever
arrived In this oity, which he is selling
e bottom prices, 13 e. Fourth ct.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09

Prescriptions carefully compounded,
and everything kept In n hrst- GLASS
drug store fresh At Beston s1ith's, cor.
Seventh and Pine streets.
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nnrnnn I.nat NIrhl.

The celebrated Three B. B. B. Cigar,
manufactured by II. b. Bourbon &
Bro, No. 2l9 West Second street. The
best 30. olRar in the city. Try them.
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UhOIera Infantnm

prevented and cured by Hooper's Ano.
dyne. Best medicine for taething and
colo. All druggists.
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II you wnnt gooi picture, true 70
nature, of your lovely ph'z, % 10 j,
Paul BroWn'S studio, No. 6l7 Market
streel.
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Eor sRla

Al . bargain, 8-rOom houss, with con
veEioncss. Only $3.50 requiret down
Apply to W. SCOTT Vsr DCn lis b &C.
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Powell, IN Washington Eject market
AM No. SOB Madison stTtet, has Eo3d
los Of 6sh for to-morro w's mavket; al &c
ol2ma and Holsters.
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Curing summer

The best tonic for weak persons and in-
vAlids is SFeeE's nnfermeDted grape
juice. YeNsey's Pharmacy, Eighth and
MopEoe.
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Gall for ins cream soda water 81
Beaten Smiths drug htore, Seventh and
Pine streets.
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ENpawIIBH.

Increase your speed for fall position:
by renting = typewriter.
OHAs. 9. GUYER. 826 Market st.
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Jennv Lt.,d Oaptnloupo,

The only placs on King street TO set
the BAtten oantNlo0pe is at j. NJ. CToes,
north west corner OF Third and King 6ts.
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For sale.

A two horse load of manure for 81
1t Is In the way and must be removed
at once. Apply ct this office.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09

Cigars, soda WAt9r, mi K shake snd
patent medicines At B9A,on nltb's,
Seventh and Pine streets.
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Sold everywhere, Price, CUTICURA, g0c.S :
he PdTTER DRUG AND 6HEMIdAL oO.s
Boston. Mass.
q pages, so illustrations aud iGO testimonials,
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remember that Ohapman's Cigar House
ia always open St 8 .. m. Seventh and
Orange streets.
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Try Taylor'a Dime EzpIs ss, 81
MaTBe} strsot, FhllsdslTh.a.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09

Tho only Complexion Powder in the
world tilat is without vulgsrity, with
out iDSury to the user, and without
doubt beAutifier is PoZzonFB.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09

Cuticura, the great skin cure, and Cutlcura
Soap prepared from It, externally. and Out-
cura Resolvent, the new blood purther, In
ternAlly, are positive cure for every form Of
skin and blood disease, from ptmples TO scroll
ulR,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09

Just reoeive', Apn Arandsl oa tA
loupes' finest favor grown. No ] } 7 Ast
Fourth street.
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Havana Filler,
ExcursiOnists,

VeAaey's guaranteed Havana segArs
at $50 per box, Ia solid moneys worth.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09

12 cabinet photos ut Cumming Ra!'
lery for SO. 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09

Ayers Ague Cure never fails to cure fever
and ague and malarlal disorders. Warranted.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09

Ask f1y YoHtb's So, king TObscoI
los. Wallace, RyT rioh Etrssi.
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DTMPLES, black-heads, red, rough,
u Il lNlchapped and oily Bkih preventedb
CUTICuRA SOAP.
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9, 1a or 20 gems or rs cs lts at Cum
msnss' RsllerY, SOC hNSst s,Esst.
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'lFRIER1fUI aIfbIs EASE

BuMerings Intemse. Head nearly
raw. Body covered with Sores
Cured by the eCuGHcura Remedies
Messrs. STEVENS 4 BRUNEB, Monroe, N. O.
Der slra-About I've months ago, on your
recommendation, l bought bottle OF Cnti=
cura Resolvent, one box CuiIcura Salve, ard
thirteen years who has been afflicted Win
eczema for a long time, and am pleased 70
say that believe the remedies have cured him
HIS sufferlngs were intense. his head being
EeRrly raw his ears being gone except the
Hristle, and his body was covered win sorea.
sores have now all disappeared, his skin u
healthy, eyes bright, cheer full In dtspogttions
witnesses to this remarkable cure aud the
doubling ones arc requegted to call or write
me, or any of my neighbors.
WIN, 8. STEPHENSON.
Winchester P. o., Union o., N. @.
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wi, ,en she became klss shCl

W leh baby was SICK, we gave her CsHto ia.
WAen rhs was 4 ChildlshhScriedItor CaStQrla
Wlten she Socame Rlss shCleipng to CAatoris
When she had schildfen che gave them cas-
toria,
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sush'B- SF agt stc,st Nharf h are
ouy yoUT taF'
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Hane-naas ea-....s, 4 y. and d.
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Iek and nafci a., 8 q hottie. 81 s.
&srket street.
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ONE
ONE-THIRD,
ONE-QUARTER

Are the reductions on the
summer and medium. weight
clothing. Each season must
pay its own losses. Carry
ing over to next year Is
rarely a better market.
Prices are lower than you
expect, the quality you know
about.
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Zine caujy At FsrsusOD's, II H 2d.
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G1to suel. 81 s.. Tor res oAes. No
1G East FvGgfE s. -
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Dr. RIshs's BUBSSTiR o.utmant
Best 1emsay Tor 1t,yi g sEd hang.
Ksps ~ Bslt Aat u afTtr and OIL ers
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The Irish standard., 1888-08-18

rights and tolls in the town. The evil
dence was to the effect that the market
rights we're the property of the Town
Commissioners. The Commissioners
had erected no market buildings except
weighbridge and two ordinary scales.
The present market was held once a
week, and there were Ia fairs during
the year. There was fair-green which
was utilized for the sale Of horned cat
tie. The various articles of production
were sold in different parts Of the town
in the open street. The weighbridge
has been let to a tenant who pays SIS
a year, as the Commissioners did not
profit by keeping it in their own hands.
The existing tolls for weighing are
those originally fixed by the Commits
sioners. The wool and grain brought
for sale are chiefly weighed privately.
The Commissioners have rnade no at
tempt whatever to enforce market
rights, and tolls were only charged on
goods actually weighed. No complaints
had been made as to market accommo-
dation, and the Commissioners did not
desire any change from the present
system of holding the markets in the
open street. Several witnesses ex-
pressed themselves in favor OF the pig
fair being confined to the thoroughfare
between the Post Office and the Pool
beg Bridge, instead Of being allowed to
extend to the middle of the town. The |
inquiry then closed.
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Upper AIRY.

The farmers who had assisted a num-
Der of others to plough up the land OF
Mr.. Cormack at Moleshill were sen-
fenced to two months hard labor under
the Coercion Act at Mu!linahone, On
July II. MIR. Cormacks tenants had
adopted the Plan Of Campaign, and
having obtained ejectment DEGREES
against them, his lands were ploughed
by great number Of people, including
the accused.
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LATE IRISH NEWS.
MEN OF IRIsK BLOOD.

Men Of Irish blood, wherever
In the world your lot may be,
You can something do to sever
Ireland's chains and make her free.
Centuries have come and vanished,
Come and gone and left but pain;
Think Of all the millions banished,
Think Of all the millions slain!
Though twelve Thousand miles you wander,
Far from Ireland:s sacred earth,
Distance should but make You fonder
OF the land that gave you birth.
Why should men endowed with reason
Take from tycant foes their laws?
Why accused Of blood and treason
Hand that clasp not tiger paws?
There, beyond the trackless ocean.
See, az in 10 other land,
Men imprisoned for devotion
To their ancient mother-!and.
This has been the tale Of ages;
dungeons dark and rusty chains
Have upon the checkered pages
Deeply pressed their ho1rid stains.
Areyou rich? Then give toad her.
God will help to break her chain;
Pray, if poor, to God, who made her
Brave, to make her free again.
Think Of all was done to free ker
BY the blood yet scarcely cold (;
Help the hearts who loug to sec her
Freedoms flag again unfold.
Prove by deeds your love, wherever
In the world your lot may be;
Never cease your efforts, never,
Till the land you love is free.
See her brow is gaShed and CORY;
Help to wipe that blood away;
Make not sadder still the story,
ACT like men while yet you may
From the Irish American.
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.ANT.KIM.

Stewart Douglas was found guilty at
the Antrim Assizes the week before
last of the murder Of his wife, but. evil
dences Of insanity having been given,
he was committed to the asylum.
Extraordinary revelations regarding
the frauds in the Ulster Land, Building
and Investment Co., now III iquida-
ton, were made on Thursday, July e.,
in the course of the evidence given BY
severa! directors of the company who
were examined before the Vice. Chan
cellor at tue instance of the liquidator
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WICKLOW

On sunday, July Is, al eviction, at
tended by exceedingly heartless circum-
stances. took place on the estate Of
Lord Carysfo1t at Kilmurry, about
three miles from Arklow. The tenant,
Bernard Rafferty,, owed two years
rent at G1Os per annum, the Government
yaluati. being e8s. for II acres. When
the eviction brigade had arrived fully
1000 sympathizers with the tenant and
his family had assembled. Rafferty,
made an offer to pay one-half years
rent i'll August and another III Septem-
hes, when his crops could be reaped.
This offer was contemptuously refused
by the agent, Colonel Miller, r. NJ,
remarking ''That is no offer; go
ou:' The Emergencymen then
attacked the back door, and Rafferty,
striking one of them, was arrested, but
was afterward released. The eviction
was then carried out, as no preparations
had been made for defense, but When
an upper room was reached, five child
rem, ranging from the age Of seven
wears down yards 70 twelve months,
were discovered. sleeping in one large
bed. The poor mother, with her three
other children beside her, was weeping,
and made pathetic appeals to the sub
sheriff and the police to spare her child
rem the indecency OF being removed IN
their nude condition. The police, how
ever, by direction Of Mr.. Kennedy, pro-
ceeded to remove them. Some of the
police then covered the children with
the scanty bed clothing, one policeman,
more humane than the rest, availing
himself Of his own cape to protect the
infant. The children were kept for an
hour in cellar, where they were hud-
died together shivering with cold.
Mr.. Kennedy and the agent then ap-
peared. and sammarily ordered the
Emergencymen to carry them outside.
This they did, and the five naked child
ren were deposited in the yard, pro-
tected from the cold only by mlsera-
BILE blanket. After the eviction meet
| ing was held i'll al adjoining field, at
which the chair was taken by Rev. j.
tDunphy, PIP.
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WESTMEATH.

AS a lad named Patrick Burless, Is
years of age, was being conveyed under
escOrE to Tullamore Jaii--haying been
ordered TO be Imprisoned at the AtE:-
lone petty sessions for assaulting bis
grandmother--he jumped FROM the
railway carriage, between Prospect and
Clara, and made his escape. No trace
Of him has yet been found.
The Irish standard., 1888-08-18
WATERFORD.

The annual literary exercises Of the
Sacred Heart Convent, Ferrybank,
Waterford, took place on July %. The
Very Rey. Dean Mcdonald, Of Kilken-
nv, presided, and said the examinations
were most creditable to the convent and
70 the pupils, of whom there are over 80
in the institution.
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SLIGO.

Most Rev. DR.. Lyster has been pleased
! to transfer Rev. Patrick McDernott. c..
c.. Keash, to the curacy Of Kilmactigue.
| Father McDermctt has been several
years on the mission Of Keash, and
leaves that parish with the best wishes
OF all.
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DUBLIN

At an early hour On Tuesday morn
ing, July 24, an eviction party, con-
sisting Of troop of dragons and
about sixty police, in charge of Colonel
Tynte, r. NJ, left Woodford to evict
five families on the estate Of Mrs. Han
ma Lewis, of Palnerston road. Rath-
mines, Dublin. No resistance was
made.
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MACH an.

at the last Monaghan county assizes
Justice Holmes was presented with
pair Of white gloves, there not being a
single criminal case to go before the
grand jury.
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DONEGAL.

Father Stephens, G. c., was given a
grand reception on his arriyalin Letter
kenny after his release from Derry
Jail, where he had been confined for
three months. When Father Stephens
arrived in Dunfanaghy, on July 10, he
was accompanied by an escort OF 20
vehicles, 100 hcrsemen, and over 5000
people on foot, with six bands and ban
ners. A great meeting of people was
held in the market.
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CAVAN .

At q meeting of the Maduabawn
branch on Sunday, July 22nd, Mr.. Pat
rick Reilly occupied the chair. The
following resolutions was unanimously
adopted: Resolved, That we sympa-
thize with Mrs. John Vaudeville in her
bereavement. That we request all the
tenant farmers of this district to attend
at the League Room on August LIST to
consider their interests and adopt the
hest COURSE to obtain a reduction of the
charge Of nillowners for scutching fax
and grinding meal in proportion to the
depression in prices We desire that
the surrounding branches should adopt
a similar course"
CLAkN
A meeting, convened hy private cir
cular, of the landed proprietors of Clare.
was held at the Courthouse, at Ennis,
On Saturday, July 81, under the presi-
dency OF Mr.. G. Reeves, y. H., Messrs
Richard Sttackpool, .. L., Henry Val
e1'tine Mcnamara, J. T., and Captain
Charles O'Ca!laghan, j. T., ware ap-
poined delegates to the convention Of
landlords to be held in Dublin.
MIR. Patrick Ferriter, Dingle, was on
Friday morning, July q, released from
Tralee JAN, after spending a term of
three months aprisonment for the
offence Of having sold United Ire
land containing the report of q meeting
of the suppressed National League,
held at Doonbeg, this county Mr.. Fer
ritter has been altogether imprisoned
four times under the Coercion Act.
CORK.
The Cunard steamer Servia, which
arrived at Queenstown on Sunday
morning, July 20, reports that the
North German Lloyd steamer Ems
spoke the boat Dark Secret on the 18th
in latitude Il deg. Is min, longitude
81 Geg. 16 min, and Captain Andrews
was quite we'll, but had suffered much
hardship.
The Rev. Father Roche has heen
transferred from the joint parishes Of
Ballydehob and Schulz to Rantry, and
Father Bernard to Kilmi, hazel, and is
replaced by Father Corcoran from Ban
don. In Schulz, which was the scene Of
Father Roche's labors, there is probably
one of the strongest branches Of the
League of che Cross in the entire coun-
try. OF this branch Father Roche was
the GENIAL president, ably assisted by
Dr.. Shipsey as vice-president, who is
also staunch advocate Of total absti-
hence. In Ballydehob Father Bernard
also started branch Of the League,
and in less than six months from its
inception it embraced within it's num-
beers two. thirds Of the entire population.
Here Father Bernard succeeded in get
ting up fife and drum band out of the
proceeds of the League and some priv
ate subscriptions, which is the first
band eyer started in that little town.
On Sunday week lecture on General
Roche and Ireland,'' history Of the
expedition to BantrY in 1896, was de-
liyered, in his usual able and eloquent
STYLE. by Or. KarberY O'KennedY, B.
L.. IL. D., at which Father Bernard
presided, and at the close of which he
ayailed of the opportunity Of delivering
a short valedictory, bidding them all
farewell. In Schulz Father Roche was
presented with an address, to which he
replied in sincere and feeling terms,
being deeply moved on the occasion.
Some OF the distressed and struggling
tenants around Ball. dehob have good
4 grounds for regret at losing 80 true and
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QUEENS COUNTY.

John Leane, charged at the County
Assizes with moonlighting near Castle
island, was ON July 10 found guilty.
Sentence was deferred.
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GALWA I.

At Coercion Act Court at Sort, on
July Il. Mr.. John Keehan, skopkeeper,
was sent to Jail for three weeks, for
threatening man named Broderick for
being in the company Of man named
Mcmahon.
The PROCESS server named Noonard,
who succeeded the murdered bailiff,
Finley, in the service Of the Marquis Of
Clanricarde, was shot at on July IA, be-"
tween Woodford and Loughrea, but
escaped unhurt. Fourteen men have
been arrested.
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KILKENNY.

Mr.. Justice johnson, in opening the
City -Assi2es on July Is, informed the
grand jury that there were only three
cases 70 go before them. He was glad
to be able to say that he found the city
in a very quiet condition, as was the
case for the last four years. The Kill
kenny County Assizes were opened by
Justice O'Brien. who also congratulated
the jury on the small criminal calender
KERRY
The Irish standard., 1888-08-18

Lyle, Austin, Dodge Centre, Chathe!d, Plain
view, Rochester, Peoria Indianapolis, Columbus,
and all points East, South and West
Further information cheerfally furnished at the
city ticket offices, 1873 East Third street, and
Union depot, foot OF Sibley street. st. Paul NO.
8 Nicollet House. and Union Depot Bridge
II Tckets Via this popular route for sale every
where 55 ia. HANLEY,
Traffic Manager.
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valued friend in their hour of need.
when number Of families would have
been cast on he roadside, were it not
for his humane interposition.
The Irish standard., 1888-08-18

At the Tralee Assizas recently the
sum Of 81 800 was ordered to be levied
as compensation for the burning Of
Killarney Protestant church.
The Irish standard., 1888-08-18
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE between Chicago,
Kansas City and S.. Joseph, Mo.

57oo MILES OF ROAD reaching fiji principal
points in Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa, Missouri ana Dakota,
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MEATH.

The county fair was holden at Slane
on the 23rd ult.
On July IS an inquiry was held in the
Town Hall, Navan, into the market
The Irish standard., 1888-08-18

On July IS, about so constabulary and
baihffs left Castlebar to assist in the
eviction of 60 families in Achill Island.
The majority, of the tenantry are in a
destitute condition.
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as compensation for the burning Of
Killarney Protestant church.
LONDONDERRY,
The Rev. Daniel Stephen, 9. c.. was
released from Derry Jail On July Is.
after serving g. term OF three months
Imprisonment under the Coercion Act.
Father Stephens, accompanied by
several clergynlen who met him outside
the Jail, proceeded to Roody Hotel,
where great throng had assembled.
The reverend gentlemen was given a
most enthusiastic reception, to which
ne replied in ri enthusiastic and patri-
otto speech. In an interview Father
Stephens afterwards said that during
his time in prison he ONLY SAW Father
McFadden on Sundays, buG chat ne Was
never allowed TO speak to him, He
only got two hours exercise daily. The
governor treated him fairly enough, ex-
cept in the matter of letters, many Of
which were detained Oh most unreason-
able grounds. He visited Father Nc
Fadden Immediately Oh his release, and
found him looking pale and worn. 'Vhe
prison rules prevented him visiting Mr..
Alexander Blame, nj. 2.
LIMERICK.
At the meeting Of the Limerick
Guardians, on July is, a letter wasread
from the Local Government Board call
ing for the resignation Of Bate Collect
or Hartigan, who neglected to collect
arrears. The Guardians unanimously
asked for the resignation.
In /, conversation the Irish Catholic
had with alderman Riordan, iocum
tenens for the Mayor, and, as such, Yjs-
iting Justice to the Limerick Jail,
it was definitely ascertained that the
Coercion Act prisoner Kennedy Was
discharged before his full sentence was
completed. owing to insanity. He
showed symptoms ct mental derange-
ment, and was remoyedin the custody
of two policemen. to be placed in the
Glare Lunatic Asylum. Or to be given
over to the custody af his friends.
The Rev. Laurence Gilligan, G. c.,
and Mr.. John Molony, Z. l.. G., SEN
fenced to a calender months imprison-
ment each for taking part in pro-
claimed National League meeting at
Labasheeda last May, were released
from Limerick Jail on the Goth ult.
Father Gilligan and Mr.. Molony were
met outside the Jail by the locum ten.
ems from the Mayor, the Visiting JUS
tices, Mr.. John G,innane and Alder
man Riordan: the City High Sheriff.
Mr.. Stephen O'Mara, and a great gath
ering Of citizens, who we're headed by
two bands. A force of constabulary,
under Police Inspector Jennings, were
drawn up some distance outside the
Jail, but they did not interfere with the
proceedings. Arrived at Cruises
Hotel, an address was presented to
Father Gilligan, who, with Mr.. Molony,
subsequently lett for home.
MAYO.
On July IS, about so constabulary and
baillffs left Castelar, to assist in the
eviction of 60 families in Achill Island.
The majority of the tenantry are in a
destitute condition.
MEATH.
The county fair was holden at Slane
on the 23rd ult.
On July Is an inquiry was held in the
Town Hall, Navan, into the market