The Irish standard., 1889-08-24

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tenants at Clonakilty, and agains
Messrs. Gilhooley, Mp, and Redmond
Mp. for speeches to the Campaignin
tenants on the Kenmare estate in Xii
larney.
Two emergencymen named Long an,
Connor, employed on an evicted farm
on the PonsonbY estate, were charge,
at Castlemartyr petty sessions on Jul
%, before Colonel Caddell and Mr.. Red
| mond, RMS. with larceny of an um
brella from railway carriage. Rober
Dwyer, the owner of the umbrella, ira
veled from Cork in the same carriag,
with the defendants, and left the apart
ment at Killeagh station for few
moments On returning the emer
gencymen had disappeared, and the
umbrella could not be found. 1t was
subsequently found by the police in the
house occupied by the defendants
They were each sent to Jail for fourteen
days.
At the Cork Police Office, before Sir
George Wycherley and Mr.. Gardiner,
RIM, Mr. REYNOLDS, manager Of Cash
s. Co., Patrick street, was summoned
by the inspector of factories, for en-
ploying three females in the dress
making workroom after 10 pm, on
June Is last, for neglecting to hang up
workshop abstract in the workroom,
and neglecting to send notice of over
time worked on June Is to the Home
Office in London. William Mannix, 33
Patrick street, was summoned for en-
ploying four females after hours on
June II, The halt holiday day. The de-
PENDANTS were both fined in a penalty
and costs.
Among the witnesses subpeaaed by
Mr.. Patrick O'Brien, M F., to give evi
dence in the forthcoming action for
libel against Mr.. T. w. Russell, MP,
are Mr.. Houston, secretary of the
T. L. P. u. who will be asked to pro-
1uce the books of that organiza alton;
Mr.. Conybeare, Mp, at present q pri-
soner in Derry jail; the Rev Father
Boyle. &C., Falcarragh, and Mr.. Ben
son and Mr.. Harrison, Balliol College,
Oxford. Miss Thompson and Miss
Martin, members OF q ladies' deputation
1t Falcarragh, are also subpe laed. It
will be remembered that the action was
In consequence of a statement
made by Mr.. Russell that Mr.. O'Brien
had refused aid to an evicted tenant
solely on account of his being Protes-
ant.
CLARE.
The Sheriff OF Clare, with a mum ber
u palliffs, escorted by police from
ennis, effected seizure at am. on
Tuly 26, of the stock of Patrick Gi!ligan,
f Roxton, near Corotin, tenant of Mrs.
frances Allen, Of Rushbrook, County
1ork, who obtained decree for ELS IS.
d. rent due. The tenantp paid a portion
f the amount, but the Sheriff seized
wo mead of cattle for the balance.
CARLOW.
On July 26, Mr.. Daniel Kavanagh.
harged under the Coercion Act with
ssaulting an emergehcvman in charge
f his evicted farm at Timolin, was
rrested in Dublin on a warrant, he
aving failed to attend at the Coercion
ourt for the decision of the bench.
[e was brought, in custody of two
ollcemen, to Carlow and taken before
[r. Kennedy, R.M., who decided that
le defendant should give security in
imself in $50 and two sureties in $25
sch to keep the peace for six months,
: in default he was to suffer two
lonths' Imprisonment. Mr.. Kavanagh
ltered into the necessary security and
as released.
DUBLIN.
Enteric fever has again broken out
nong the troops stationed at the
oval Barracks, Dublin.
The brick.aYers of Dublin, to the
lmber Of over 800, are out on strike.
hey claim that their wages are insult
;ient, that in England bricklayers are s
lid by the hour and receive more
oney.
Lord Mayor Sexton. Of Dublin, has /.
structed his Belfast solicitors to take
'tion against the Belfast News Letter
T alleged libels published in that jour
VI, recently, in the form of a series of
tters addressed to the Lord Mayor by
I'm D. Crockett, Secretary to the Ulster
oyalist Anti Repeal Union, Belfast.
FERMANAGH.
The Master Of the Rolls, on July 20, v
anted an important injunction in re-
rd to fishing in the Erne. The action d
IS brought by the Messrs. Moore
alnst Patterson and others for an in e
notion restraining the defendants o
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