The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-07-13

more-for the leases which were granted

more-for the ieases which were granted
them on OF about 1873. AT the time we
believe that the Earl of Kenmare re-
ceived about e75,00O for leases, and the
most of this money had to be borrowed
bv the tenants, a good many of them
ever at present are paving interest on
the sums they borrowed for his lordship
then The large amount received for
leases by the Earl of kenmare was ex-
pended, we learn, on the building Of
the Kenmare Mansion, which is now
known in Killarney as "Kenmare' s
Folly"
LIMERICK.
at Patrick's, we'll, Limerick, on Tues
tlay, June is, Michael O'Brien, aged so,
coachman, out Of employment, was
brought up on remand charged with
numbering his father-in-law, John Man
ming ION whose death he haG an ASST
rance for e2O), with arsenic.
MAYO.
4 grand bazaar and drawing Of prizes
will take place at lnniscrone, county
Mayo, on the It'll OF August, in aid OF
the erection of much-needad Catholic
church there.
QUEENS.
On Sunday, June IS, a special meeting
of the committee of the Bal!yadams and
WolfhilI branch was held i'll Lugga-
curran. There were ent-Father
John Mahey (n the chalr), j, W.
Dunno, Denis Moore, Dan Lacy, Pat
Conlan, Nj. Kelly, Jas. kealy' Ii.
Whe}an, John Cogan, L. Langton,
Michael Dunno, John King, JAS. Shor-
tai, Thomas Brlen. Michael Hooney,
jeremiah Keefe, VIM. Hughes, John
Kealy, and Stafford Dunno, hon secs.
The chairman addressed the committee
and congratulated them Oh their courage
in assembling in full strength to show
how they appreciated the attentions OF
Mr.. Halfour in suppresslng the branch.
One of The tenants who deserted the
Plan came before the meeting and con-
fessed mis- readiness to do anything that
the committee would require in order to
get IN line again. The conditions were
announced to him. and he assented.
Owen Neil made most satisfactory
explanation regarding his action, when
his brother did what he described as a
mean act in settling with the landlord.
ROsCOAfMON.
Mr.. I. v. Rorke, petty land agent,
evicted his step-brothers and their
mother, a helpless Old lady, from their
home at Camogue, Tulek, Oh Monday,
June II. Mr.. Shaw, d., Roscommon,
with whom was force Of 20 police, was
present, and as is usual in those days:
they more than exceeded their duty IN
defending the sheriff's ba1Iiff, Cooney,
in his devils work. Several residents
on the land had to be evicted. Including
a National School teacher. :lhe man
ager of the National School, Eev. j.
O'Brien, Tuisk. protested against the
right of the eviction party to Interfere
with the school during the hours OF in
struction, but the agent was l1.exNraDie,
and cleared the school Father OBrlen
animated to the force Of so called law
and order that he would report the
illegaiiDy to the Commissioners OF Na-
tiOnal Education.
SLIGO.
A meeting of the citizens Of Sligo was
held recently in the Cathedral to raise
funds to build anew Catholic college at
Sligo The Most Rev. DR. Giilooly,
Bishop OF the diocese, presided aud ax~
planned the necessity that existed for
college IL Sligo for the education OF
priests. A subscription list was then
opened. The new collage will cost &C.,
600.
TIPPERARY.
AT Mul}inahcne Petty Sessions Oh
Friday, June ii, Colonel the Hon, S. i.
Carew, Il. NJ, presiding-Heao Con-
stable Ward, of Carrick. on-Suir, ap~
piled to the bench to have respectable
oohing man named Patrick Vaughan
bound 60 the peace for grooming MI.
w. p. Hanley. J. p, while two prison.
ers were being conveyed to Clonmel
Jail. The magistrates bound the de.
fendaDts to be of good behavior for SIX
months in surities Of GlOO. or in default
one months imprisonment with hard
labor.
WATERFORD.
TWENTY seven tenants CD the Water
ford estate Of the College OF Physicians
have agreed to accept the offer made by
the owners, and to purchase their hold
ings at price equivalent to reduction
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