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WICKLOW.

Probate Of the will. dated March LIST.
1884, with codicil made August 3lst,
1887, of the late Sir George Frederick
John Hudson. of Holybrook, Bray, who
died on the 2nd ultimo, aged 81 years,
and was for many yers chairman of the
Council Of the Royal Agricultural So
ciety of Ireland has been granted to the
executors, his wife, Meriel Anne Hod-
son, and his eldest son, Sir Robert Adair
Hodson, the present baronet. The tes-
tator bequeaths to his said wife $1,000
and an annuity of 900, in addition to
the income e4OO year from the settled
funds; and be also appoints a sum of
sS 600 from the said settled funds to his
sons, Richard Edmond and Gilbert,
and his daughter, Meriel Anne in equal
shares. He entails all his real estate,
excepting Ardbrae, to his older son and
his issue, and devises Ardbrae to his
son, Richard Edmund, subject to the
occupation of the house by Lady Hold
son and her daughter while unmarried.
The testator bequeaths to each Of his
two younger sons such a sum as with
his share OF the settled funds shall
make up ct 81 900, and in trust for his
daughter a sum making: up ss9, eo0. All
the residue: of his perso nal estate the
value being. clarsd iat 81 the tes
tttor leaves 81 81 a limltat nn.of
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W.ESTME.ATH.

Mr.. John P. Hayden, T. c., was re-
leased from Tullamore Jail on Wednes-
day, June ID, on the expiration Of a
sentence of three months imprison-
meat under the Coercion Act. He was
met outside the prison by large crowd,
who accompanied him to the Charlie.
vile Arms, where addresses were pre-
sented to him by the Town Commits
sioners, local branches /. N. L., and
the people Of Kilbeggan. Mr.. William
Flynn, Kilbeggan. on behalf Of the
people Of the county Westmeath, pro-
posed a cordial resolution of thanks to
the people Of Tullamore for tho unre-
Knitting care and attention bestowed on
political prisoners who had been con-
fined from that county and other parts
of Ireland in Tullamore Jail.
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COLLEEN DHAs CRUITdE Ma NO!

Afar DER the waves Of old Ireland
Where Shannon rolls on to the see,
On the green hills of Leitrim, my sireland,
frst saw my cushla zachree;
Twas May. and the trees were in blossom.
All the orchards as white us TIE snow;
But winter thine artless young bosom,
Ny COLLEEN dha}s crnithe ma mo
LeQunan1er. the sTeenest Of noIntains,
With shamrcckN aud daisies dotn bloom;
Aughevan eparkles brightly with fountains;
Cloonsarn wavee yellow with broom;
In G1rteen there is many bower.
Where ripens the apple and sloe;
But where could you find such flower
Az colleen lhas cruithe ma mo?
Her face is as mild as blessing,
Her Smile, like q sunbeam in storm,
Her face an excuse f,r caressing,
Her heart tender. constaut and warm:
Herfoot than the fallon deer's heetsr,
Fer checks blush with 1nodesty's glow
And her red lips than the visions are sweeter,
My colleen dhas cr,1ithe ma mol
O, had some calm, Tranquil, dwelling
TO shelter my Lizzie and me.
When the waves Of ad7ersty, swelling.
Sweep wild from the Ban to the Lee,
IL gladness. enjoyment, and pleasure,
However the wild winds might blow,
Contented I'd live With my treasure,
My colleen, dhas cruithe na mo !!
---1)RA1saNoS DIXON.
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WEXFORD

Recently Mr.. William Bowler, teacher
of the Minard National School. was
drowned, being swept off a cliff by a
tidal wave, while he was cutting raus-
sells off the rocks for manuring ,pur-
poses. The sad occurrence was wit.
messed only by a youth, who had been
with Mr.. Bowler, but was totally pow
erless to assist. The coast guards of
the Minard station were soon On the
scene, but up to last accounts the body
had not been recovered. Deceased
leaves wife and seyen children, the
oldestof whom is scarcely nine. years of
age.
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ANTRIM.

Replying to DR.. Tanner in the House
Of Commons, Mr. Baltour raid the de-
falcations in the Ballymena Union
amounted to 81, 700, and a prosecution
had, been ordered.
Last week IN Belfast, MI. Hugh
Knox-Mathews, tea merchant, and Mr..
William Press, tea broker, were arrest
ed in connection with the insurance
frauds case. They were charged with
conspiracy to insure the lives Of nine
persons, and forging the names of sew
eral of them. besides forging medical
certificates.
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KERRY.

A novel prosecution is about to come
off in Kerry. Last week Removablea
Cecil Roche and Captain Massey sat in
a Coercion court at Abbeydorney, and
Edmond Brick, Edmond McAulife,
Daniel Lynch and James McAuliffe.
were charged with having used violence
and intimidation towards one Maurice
Carroll at Lixnaw. owing to his having
done an act which he had a legal right
to do-namely, center into converse.
ton with members OF the Royal Irish
Constabulary." None of the accused
appeared, and warrants were issued
for their arrest.
On Friday morning June Is. notices
were found extensively posted around
the village and parish Of Duagh threat
ening a man named Dillane. who took
possession Of 8 farm from which another
man had some time ago been evicted;
and the same threat is held Quito any
person or persons who shall be seen
speaking to or holding any communica-
ton with the same person, until such
time as he has given up the land. The
effect of these notices was shown on
Saturday, when all the children Of the
locality refused to attend the National
school which they usually attended, in
consequence of Dlllane's children put
ting in an appearance.
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ARMAGH.

OF seventeen cases which the Land
commission tried in Armagh On appeal,
and decided recently, the judicial rent
of the commission was confirmed
in nine, in six the judicial rents were
raised, while in only two the judicial
rents were further reduced. Last
week, in Dublin, Of a total Of 50, the
rents judlcially fixed by the sub COM
mission in Ii were confirmed; no less
than II were raised, while only one WAS
reduced. In the Armagh cases there
was q difference of opinion OH the
bench, Mr.. Justice O'Hagan dissenting
from the view of his brother-c commits
sioners in the cases where the judicial
rents fixed by the sub-commissioners
were Increased.
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cards with name, Robert NJ. e. Tick
ell, Dublin Evening Mail.
GALWAY.

On Thursday. June IA, Removable
J Joyce, who, like Removable Hamilton,
may be regarded as a peripatetic Star
Chamber in himself, sat at Killimore,
county Galway. TO resume his inquisl-
ton into the case of the Widow Demp-
sey's farm. Hugh Monaghan, John
Brodrick and Pat Lowry, the farmers
who had previously refused to give
evidence at the Staf-C Chamber, were
again brought and again given an OPP
portunity Of becoming informers; but
this honor they again steadfastly de-
clined, and were packed back again for
seven days more.
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WATERFORD.

at Waterford, recently, Removables
Bodkin and Dunsterville sent man
named Baldwin to Jail for three months
with hard labor, and another named
Brennan for two months. also with
hard labor, chiefly on q charge Of having
been members Of q crowd which cut
down some houghs OF trees for the pur-
pose OF decorating the city OH the occa-
sion Of the meeting held there over the
Papal Rescript. 1t was alleged that
the crowd had also assaulted the son of
the owner OF the trees and his brother.
in-laN.
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LIMERICK.

Owing to the non attendance OF any
r. MS, at Hospital, County Limerick,
recently, two respectable farmers who
are charged with having done some
thing to intimidate the wife Of an emer-
gencyman were put to the inconveni-
ence of having their cases adjourned.
LONGFORD.
The fact that DR.. Fitzgerald, Of Lon
don, had been selected as Mr.. Parnell's
candidate for South Longford was
known on Saturday, June Is, and
caused some surprise, as no intelligence
of the resignation of Mr.. Connolly had
been received. In the last letter he
wrote Mr., Connolly informed the elect
OTIS that at Mr.. Parnell's request he had
consented to retain the seat during the
semainder of the session.
LOUTH.
AT the meeting Of the Drogheda
Guardians, on June 2, a resolution was
passed calling on the Priyy Council to
order an inquiry as to All alleged evasion
Of the slaughter order re pleuro-pneu-
monia in Drogheda Union. This report
makes it appear that some Of the beasts
|ordered to be slaughtered were brought
to fair and sold.
LONDONDERRY.
During the past week a great number
Of young men and women are reported
to be leaving the western districts Of
this county for America and the colon
les. There has not been such a flow Of
people from this country for many
years.
A special Coercion Court was held at
Egllnton on June 5, before Mr.. Garrett
Nagle, r. NJ, and Capt. John O'Gage,
r. NJ, when a farmer named William
McC arter. of Edenreagh, was charged
with wilfully obstructing and restrict
q sherif's baillff in the execution OF his
duty. The accused, who is an old man,
pleaded guilty to the charge. and was
sentenced to fourteen days imprison-
ment.
at the final examination of the Royal
College Of Surgeons, held III Dublin re-
Gently, we observe the name Of Dr. Neal
Nelson, Of Gard nagh, was among the
number Of successful candidates, Dr..
Nelson also obtained several diplomas
i'll the COL ege of Ply sicians in Ireland
An II nne last. His college course has.
|been most succe 81 and he was in
|Yarianly aW ard licates
Eaf merit
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SLIGO.
TIPPERARY.

Mr. Berry has been elected clerk of
the .Clonmel Union in place of Mr..
Oughton, deceased.
Sub-Commissioners Bayley, Garland
and Byers, of the Land Commission,
haye decided number of rent cases for
the unions of Clonmel, Clogheen, Tip.
perary and Cashel, The reductions av.
erage about Is per cent, and in some
cases reach 40 and SO per cent. :.
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LEITRIM.

At the close Of last week a series Of
cruel evictions have taken place on
Dean S!ack's county Leitrim estate, at
a place called Ballinglera, by which
seven families have been rendered
homeless. None OF those evicted were
readnlitted. In one case, where there
was a family Of eight souls, two OF
whom were invaded, the agent refused
to admit them even as caretakers.
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KILKENNY,

ArCouaty Kilkenny Quarter Sessions
before his Honor Judge De Moleyns,
the appeal of Messrs Bowe and Maher,
tenant.farnners, residing at Tullaroan,
against the sentence Of three months
imprisonment imposed on them by
Messrs. Considine and Bodkin, resident
magistrates, for having entered a con-
spiracy to boycott man named DoWl-
ing for having taken an evicted farm,
was dismissed, and sentences confirmed,
his Honor saying that he considered
them too light.
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TYRONE.

At a sitting of the Land subj Commits
sioners in Dunaannon, on June S,
several cases were heard on the prop
erty Of Lord Charlemont, but no reduc.
lions were granted.
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1As New Nsyiee,!aaala and Ehs!gsFis'ss

lyle, AUSTIN, Dodge Centre, Chaheid Plain-
view, Rochester. Peoria Indianapolis ColErn bus.
and al points East South and ~ et. .
q Further informant lion cheerful Furnished atfhg
city ticket offices, 1eess East Third street, and
Union depot, foot Of sible 81. Paul: 40,
s3g icDHets House, and Union Depot Br1GEes
SQUARE Mnlneapplss
ssVekstsvi iris opuIar routea1 un sale every
HANIEXssE1s 2
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CARLOW.

At the opening Of the Carlow Quarter
Sessions, Judge barley congratulated
the grand jury and the county upon
the fact that there was only one case
to go before them-a charge against a
tramp Of having assaulted little girl
OF thirteen years Of age.
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tsyy' For Information in reference to Lands and
Towns ow1sed by the CHICAGO. MILwA I!sEE &
ST. PAUL. RAILWAY COMPANY, write to q, G..
AAUGAN. Land Commissioner, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin,
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Daniel Dohertv and Representative
John Doherty, Of Ward Z, Boston.
MAYO.

Prosecutions have commenced a
Castleren against six mon for partic1pa
ting in the Plan Of Campaign on the
estate Of Lord Dufresne and other
Mayo landlords. The prosecutions
haye resulted from Star Chamber in.
quiry. Counsel for the defense object
ed that transcripts Of the shorthand
writer's notes, which ought to have
been taken at the inquiry, have not
been furnished to the accused. The
magistrates reserved the point, and,
after evidence, the court adjourned.
MEATH.
The Catholic church at Johnst0wn
was entered by burglars on June S, the
tabernacle was forced open and two
silver chalices were stolen. The rob-
bers have not been arrested.
SLIGO.
It is stated in Sligo, on reliable .au-
thority, that clause l Of the Coercion
Act will shortly be put in operation in
that town.
At the meeting Of the Sligo Harbor
Board on June Z, resolution was
adopted expressing hope that Mr..
Peter Mcdonald, M. F., would find
himself able to support Co.enel Nolan's
motion for including harbors in the
Irish Public Works legislation this ses-
SION.
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CLARE

On Sunday, June 10, an open aic
meeting OF Glare branch was held. 1t
was of large and representative char
acter. None of the ssBlack Brigade
Put in an appearance. This branch
has been IN a very chaotic state for
some time past, but having overcome
the snares set for its dissolution, it is
now ON a sounder footing than ever.
The chair was occupied by the secre-
tary. The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted we sym.
pathize with the Vandeleur tenants on
the noble and gallant stand they have
taken against the exorbitant exactions
Of cruel and felonious iandlordism; and
that we rledge them QUIZ practical as
sistanco' THAT in unison with the
people Of Clare, we pledge ourselves to
resist with every possible means within
our reach the 1Vhelehan blocd-tax.'
THAT we cordially endorse the prompt
action taken by the Irish Parliamentary
Party in reference to the Papal Re
SCRIPT; and that we look on this be
script Of the Holy see, as the result OF
false and malicious stories conveyed to
the Holy Office, and calculated to mis-
represent the Irish cause in that quar-
ter THAT we congratulate the elect
ors Of Southampton on the great vic
tory achieved BY them over their coer-
zionist opponent; and that we thank
the Liberals OF England and Scotland,
under the leadership Of that veteran
politician, Mr.. w. Z. Gladstone, for
their unceasing anxiety to heal tbs
long existing quarrel between the two
countries
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DUBLIN

es- Il
On SATURDAY., June 8, 2 very painful
impression was produced in Dublin
by telegrarhhS, sent through the press
agencies and ordinary correspo dents
narrating Tit suicide Of Mr.. Robert N.
X. 9,ickell- a well known and aspect
ed journalist conn cted Wittahe Dub
lin Evening all +: Press a sso g
ton say ON the arrival of
the 81 on don g.
HPete1b this morn 81 TIE ibody IS
u cent enlsn III ags
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ADvERTIs1Nae RATES

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Il ELKo lroWSSHtfs
REDEMPTION OF ElKo COUNTY
JAIL BONDS, !,r.il .....

THERE BEING THE SUM OF g, ,S77!E n; IN
tue jail Redemption Fund of the County
"a Fsilo, roace n ahsreAy given thnt in accord
ance with an Act entitled "An Act tJAuthorize
the County of Elko to contract a debt and Is
Ruc bonds for the cons t!hctiph oGG, County
JAIL, approved March 8, 1879, ed proposals
will be received by me, at my onitc in, Elk /,
Nevada, Yp to six o'clock Z. N. on the 9th day,
'ofFtbruaty. 1885, for tAe redemption Of Bonds
issued in pursuance of said law, which gaid
proposals will be opened by me in tho ssid
town OF Elko, at my Office, On the 9th day Of
February, 1881 All proiidsA.s must be sla:ed
and endorsed, Proposals for tho rcdcmp lion
ofElko County Jail Bonds" and must be a..
comp"nicd with the bonds proposed to be sur
rendered together with all their respective
coupons not yet due.
No bid will be entertained, thai does MT
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80 Q. W. HULL, County Treasurer.
q - Elko NossdE Isndssy 9, 1884, syE9
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REDEMPTION or F:F) COUNTY
.. ...a. i. BONDS.

7 HERE BEING TIE sum OF s2. .5G3 ~ IN
The Sinking + and q: i.Ic County II Ella,
notice is hereby given iLa i'll accordance with
a. Act of The Lc;isla'urr Of tn" y at of NJ, a.
ca s.eEtltled "An Act iI refund portion of the
bonded debt of EiEo County" approved Jan
nary 25th, 1891, seated proposals will bc re-
ceived by Ino az my ci:itc in Eikn, Nevada. mp
70 ak o'clock r. n. on thn0Ih'dny of February,
18SS, for tie redemption of bonds issued in
pursuance of said law, which said proposals
will be opened by mo III tanEaid town of Elkn,
on tho 9th Csy Of + bruary, 1888. All rropvs-
n!s must be scaled aud endorsed, "propn,a n y
for the redemption Of ElkD County Bonds" aud
must bs accompanied by the Il, IL Ia proposed To
be surrendered, together With al OF t.Ieir re-
sDectiye coupons not yet due.
No bid will be entertained that docs not
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Elko, Nevada, January ., 1888.
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COUNTY PRINTING.

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" are now open for tue printing of ElkO
County for tho term Of one year commencing 4
February 1, 1888, and ending February 1. 1889.
Said printing to inclld. everything paid for
out Of County Funds, Publishing Of Proceed
ings Of Board Of Commissioners, printing tax
list, Advertising. ofBcisl blanks single, Iptt,r
heads, etc. Bids must be nlcd In my office
before the 9th day of February, 1898.
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DO ..' 'Commissiotiers ia aud for the coun.
'ty Of Elko. ~ '.t
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ELKO COUNTY.

~ Regular stations Of District Court.
Serond Mon ay in January. May and Septem.
Ger. II. II. BIGELOW. judge
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Ten, ~.
CAfRo, ILL.,, Feb. 0e.--At two o'clock this
morning mob of nifty men broke into the
jail ct Clinton, KY, and took therefrom
Sam Price, white, and WIN. Remus, black,
and swung them over the limb OF conven-
lent sycamore tree. The bodies were per.
mitted TO hang until aftor daylight, when
they were cut down BY the author
tiles and buried. The mob
10 said to have been composed
Of men residing In Hickman County, many
Of them not even wearing masks Of any
kind. Most Of the avengers, however,
wore handkerchief over their faces, but
~ ID usual with organizations Of that
character were silent and acted under
leader who appeared to know his
business. About three months ago
Sam Price was arrested near his home
in Clinton by Sheriff Henry Winter for
some violation Of the law. Asking for
permission to enter his mothers house
for change Of clothing, he suddenly reap
peared at the door with rife and shot
the sheriff dead In his tracks. This deed
was applauded by the mother, who was
on the spot, and who undoubtedly was
largely instrumental in causing the MUIR
der. After long chase and reward Of
81, 200 had been offered the fugitive was
captured at Dresden, Tenn, and
brought to Kentucky few weeks ago,
being kept in the Dresden jail some
time on account Of lynching II he
were confined st Clinton. Two brothers.
in.law Of Price and his mother, all more or
less implicated in the murder, were
in the jail, but wore unmolested.
Remus on Saturday night was detected in
stealing chickens from the yard Of J. p.
jackson, residing in the city limits Of
Clinton, and when. ordered of the
yard he drew revolver and fred
two shots, both taking effect in the
breast Of jackson, causing his death q
few hours later. The excitement was in.
tense when the passenger train passed
Clinton this morning. It is claimed that
some Of the mob was recognized, but 1t Is
not probable any effort will be made to Or
rest the offenders. 1t was clannish party
which organized for an expedition Of that
character, and 1t is unlikely they will ever
expose one another.