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The Irish standard., 1889-11-02
FERMANAGH

A very destructive flood swept over
the whole Derrvgonnelly district few
DAYS since. Whole tracts of country
are lying under water, resulting in won
derful aud lamentable loss Of property
Hay. oats. and potatoes are all destroyed
in low lying localities, particularly in
the vicinity of rivers; and in some
places the fury Of the deluge was so
great that pigs and other animals were
to be seen struggling amidst the flood.
Such floods have not been witnessed in
this part of Ulster since 1879 and 1880.
Happilyno loss of life has been reported.
but the damage done to property IS Ia
mentable.
The Irish standard., 1889-11-02

Office ana High Mass commenced at
eleven o'clock His Grace the Most
Rev. DR.. Logue, Primate of AL Ireland,
was the preacher on the occasion.
Rs The voting Of. the parish priests of
the diocese Of Derry for the election of
an ecclesiastic to be recommended to
the Holy See for appointment to that
episcopal See, took place few days age.
Rev. ). X O'Doherty was dignissimus,
Rev. Bernard Mclaughlin, dignior,
and Rev. Professor O'Brien aud Very
Rev. j. 4Kearney, each dignus.
DOWN.
Over five hundred members were pre-
sent at the last meeting of the Restrevor
Il. N. L. besides many English and
Scotch visitors. The police came to
seek admission, but were not allowed to
attend by Father O'Neil, P.P,, who prt-
sided. Amongst other resolutions
adopted were the following: THAT We
determine and pledge ourselves never
to cease our exeitions, nor shall we be
satisfied by any concessions made by a
British Parliament, until we have oh
tanned the full possessi IN of liberty and
our native Parliament. That we hail
with delight the noble stand made by
the tenantry of gallant TipperarY
against the syndicate Of discriminating
landlords, aud we resolve to assist
those brave soldiers OF liberty who have
been wounded IN the war which has
crippled 1andiordism." The Very Rev.
Chairman, Father S. Lowrey, and J. F.
Small, T. c., solicitor, afterwards ad-
dressed the meeting amid much enthu-
siasm.
The Irish standard., 1889-11-02

Our job printing department. has just
received from the east the new samp e
book, containing all the latest novelties
in wedding invitations, birth announce
ments, mourning cards, ball programs
and invitations. If you want anything
printed in this line, it will pay you to
visit the IRISH STANDARD office and
look at these samples.
The Irish standard., 1889-11-02
HAND
OF
FORTUNE!
PROBATE NOTICE.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
- pin.-Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of John G. Barry.
deceased.
on reading aud fling the petition of Garre'
C.. Barry, administrator of the estate of said de.
ceased, praying for decree assigning the resi-
due of said estate to the persons by law entitled
to the same.
1T is ordered, That said petition be heard at I.
special term Of this court to be held at the cour.
house in the city of Minneapolis, in said county
on Monday, the 18th day of November, 1889, at III
O'Clock in the forenoon; and that notice of such
hearing be given to all persons interested, b.
publishing this order once in each week
hearing. in The Irish Standard, newspaper
printed and published in said county.
Dated st Minneapolis, this 22d day Of October,
1889.
Judge of Probate.
The Irish standard., 1889-11-02
HOW CAN TIE cong
BE THE SHORT

may
Esr one BE THE SHORT
and ye, be
the short
est between
given points.
For instance
the St. Paul.
Minneapolis &
Manitoba Rail
way has over
5000 miles of
road; ms gnff-
icently equipped
and mana ed,
it is one of the ~,
greatest railway sys-
TENS of this country;
for the same reasons it
is the travelers favor
tie to all points in Minne-
soto. North and South
Dakota and Montana
It is the only line to Great
Falls. the future manufact-
uring center of the Northwest;
to the fertile free lands of the
Milk River Valley: and offers a
choice of three routes to the Coast.
Still it is the shortest line between:
st. Paul, Minneapolis. Fargo, Winni-
peg, Crookston, Moorhead. gasseton,
Glyndon. Grafton, Fergus Falls, Wahpe-
ton, Devils Lake, and Butte City. It is
the best route to Alaska, China and Japan;
and the journey to the Pacific Coast. Van
francisco will be remembered as the delight of
life time once made through the won
derful scenery of the Man itoba-
Pacific Rout g. 70 fish and hunt:
to view the magnificene of
nature; to revive the spirit; res
tore the body; to realize the
dream of the home-seeker. the
pold- seeker, the toiler. or the
capitalist, visit the country
reached by the ST. Paul,
Min neapols g. Manito-
ba Railway. Write
10 +. 1. WHITNEY, G.
p & II. A., st. Paul.
MIMI, for maps.
books an d guides,
If you want free
farm Isd ID v 5Gss- HAND
for the "Great
4 RsssG i an On" OF
resolve to
accept EnpTTNE
the gol- Il VIZ Il - 1NI
den
The Irish standard., 1889-11-02

There are now 318 priests in the arch
diocese of Chicago.
The Irish standard., 1889-11-02
STRENGTH VITALITY.

Victims Of exceeses or iqdiseretion, with Ner-
yous Exhaustion. Cough, Aeagdache. Tired Feel
are treated for Consumption, Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, by inexperienced men, who
mistake the cause Of the trouble and thus multi
plety restored. No Exposure; separate rooms for
Ladies; interviews Strictly Confidential: 1t is
evident that q Physician who confines himself
poeeess greater ski than one in general practice.
eR Recently contracted chronic Urinary Di-
eeases Positively Cured in 8 to days by q
local remedy. No Dauseons drugs used. Many
cases prononnced incurable promptly yield to
DR.. Nelson's Approved Remedies.
Medicines Mailed or Expressed TO any address
Cash. Afriendly talk costs nothing. Hours:
10 q. m. to IL m. 20 to and to p. N. Sunday,
ITO 8p. m.
BOOK and question List, 15o.
226 Wash. Az. s. Minneapolis, MINI.
The Irish standard., 1889-11-02
CLARE.

Colonel X. Kenny has evicted Mr..
John O'Donnell aud Messrs, O'Driscoll
and Kenny, whose holdings were stu
ated not far from Kilrush.
The Kilrush police honored the Lords
Day on Sunday, September %, by teal
ing down placards referring to the testi-
monial to Patrick Loughrey. promiL-
emit Clare Nationalist.
1t IS officially announced that the
Verv Rev Il. J. McRedmond, D. d :,
Iillaloe, has been appointed Coadjutor
bishop of Killaloe, in succession to the
late Most Rev. DR.. Ryan. DR.. McRed-
mond Was dignissimus at the electi On
by Che priests. His appointment will
give great satisfaction.
CORK.
One hundred police were employed to
evict Mrs. Barry from her home IN
MOnanimv Castle, which has been in
the possession of the Barry family for a
century.
The tenants on the Egmont estate,
Kanturk, after long consultation with,
the landlords representative, have ar
ranged to purchase their holdings under
Lord Ashbourne's act at thirteen years
purchase for judicial tenants, and elaven
years purchase for non judicial tenants.
A splendid memorial cross Is about to
be erected in Bantry to the memory Of
those who died of famine during the
memorable period of 1916 48. 1t is com
posed Of Galway limestone and con-
slsts of two monoliths, the cross itself
standing about twelve feet in height
upon a base three feet square, upon
which it inscribed the following in lead
imperishable lettering: 10 mark the
Famine Pit of 1865 May; God give
rest to the souls of the faithful depart.
ed" 1t is the gift of I. NJ. Healy, Up,
and it has peen executed by VIM. P.
O'Nei], sculptor, Great Brunswick
street, Dublin. There will not be any
public ceremonial at the unwilling.
DUBLIN.
The death is announced of the Rev.
Bernard Dennan, parish priest of
Howth and BaldOyle. The reverend
gentlemen, who was about SO years of
age, died rather suddenly. &.
The Dublin Artisans D wellings Com
pany are at present engagedln carrying
out extensive and important works
erecting comfortable homes for. the
working classes on four diff 5rent sites
in the city and vicinity, The doom of
the tenement house appears at. length
to be sealed IN many quarters Of the
capital.
On Sunday, September %, retreat
for the members of the Third Order Of
st. Francis was commenced in the
Church Of our Lady Of Angels. Church
street, Dublin. under the direction Of
the Rev. Father Walsh, s. j., who
preached most eloquent and impressive
sermons at the various evening services
during the week.
3I.' VI /. DERRY: |.. 4.
The services in connection with the
Months Mind of the late Most Rev. Dr.
Kelly, catholic Bishop #of ! Derry, took
place III st.s Eugepe's Cathe dral, Derry.
~ 1l Tue l he Solemn! y y -
The Irish standard., 1889-11-02
GALWAY.

Lord Clanricarde has paid $40 to
avoid being brought into court on a
summons for failure to notify the re-
lieying officer of an impending eviction
on his estate.
Clanricarde's agent, Tener, and a
force of police and Emergeneymen, re-
sumed eviction operations in the town
of Portumna a few days ago, The
house of. Thomas Devany was broken
into aud his eff sets thrown out. a
large press, too big to pass through the
door was broken UP and the pieces
thrown through the window. A com
pany of Welsh Fusiliers were under
arms in the barracks, but as no disturb
ance occurred they were not called out.
MAYO.
Patrick Mannion. of Swinford, died
on October 8. aged 40 years. He was
the father of Joseph P. Mannion, So.
licitor.
The Archbishop of Tuam in a circular
letter, has called upon the clergy and
people Of his diocese to contribute to
the erection of the new st. Patrick's
Church. at Rome.
The National League of Cong, Rev. I.
Hennelly, 2. p, PRESIDENT, has passed
resolutions strongly denouncing the
cruelties pracJiced upon the har less
Clanricarde tenants.
TIPPERARY.
James Toughy, M. L. for one OF the
divisions of Melbourne in the Australian
parliament, died at Thurles recently.
He was native of Holycross, and emf
grated about thirty years ago.
The Rev. James O Connell, T. P, cleri-
ban, Clonmel. died suddenly at his resi-
dence on October ls5. Great regret IS
felt at his decease by the people OF the
district, to whom the reverend gentle
man was deeply attached.
The Tipperary inquest On young Hef-
fernan terminated with a verdict from
a jury of 81 of wilful murder against
district Inspector John COLES Carter
and John Tuohy for the shooting Of the
boy. The jury. in addition, called upon
the governmental take immediate steps
to prevent the repetition of deaths SINH.
lar to that of Heff .rnan's, as they were
of opinion such occurrences would lead
to anarchy and CRIME. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest of the MUIR
derers.
WICKLOW.
The fair Of Cardew was held Septem-
Der 80. There was a large attendance,
and great many sales were effected.
At a recent meeting of the parishion-
ers of Arklow, presided over by the Rev.
James Dunphy. PIP. it was resolved
to proceed Immediately with certain in
ternal repairs and RESERVATIONS which
have long been consid ered necessary for
the preservation of the parish church.
WATERFORD.
j. q. O'Mahoney, editor Of the Tip
perary N nationalist. was on September
% served with another summons for al
legged intimidation, Of Smith Barry ten
ants by the publicatioRsof an article in.
his paper. This makes the eighth sum-
80
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-23
COSTA RIGA AND NICARAGUA.

The Costa Ricau Minister at Wash
ington. Senior Zeledon, again states that
the stories Of his country's opposition
t. the Nicaragua canal are absurd in
ventions, and he adds the following
remarks:
| DO not think that there Is any
necessity to rectiiy every morning the
numerous paragraphs, kilograms. arti-
clcs and correspondence both anOny-
nous and Incorrect, published by the
newspapers from Maine TO California IN
relation 10 the enterprise Of the inter
oceanic canal. and much less 80 when.
in absolute terms. as clear 40 daylight.
| have explained how liberal and with.
out reserve IL the support and pToteo-
ton given by my country and my gOv
eminent To- that great undertaking.
The fact is. as Senior Zeledon has ex-
planned before, that the Panama canal
people have organized a little con-
spiracy to food the newspapers with
cock and bull stories about the Difficult
ties thrown in the way Of the Nicaragua
canal enterprise by the States Of Nicsr-
aqua and Costa Rica. when all the time
those tw o States were the first movers in
the scheme, and have even the
principal interest in il. 1t is
easy 10 manufacture falsehOod.
aud put it on the ''babbling gossip OF
the air in Central America. but the |
hard and rational facts give the lie to |
it. The three working parties on the /
canal would not be proceeding with
their work If the two Governments
owning the land on which they are
laboriug were iuimical to the canal.
The work on the Nicaragua canal
has been going on for over a month,
I'D the rumor manufacturers are not
Ible to even put forth rumor that tho J
Engineers have been disturbed. d
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-23

We have constantly called attention
to the fact that since Mr. Harrison 9
election wages have been lowered and
trust combines have raised the home
market prices.
The protective tariff freezes out com
petition, and the grooming American
sinner must take his sugar and salt and
his clothes at just what the monopo-
polists choose TO let him suffer at. The
monopolist arranges the de gree OF suf-
fering for the millions of taxed sinners
and then gets on his steam yacht. while
the laborers strike. and he holds the
surplus product until they starve and
yield.
The latest Of these trade conspiracies.
the Salt Trust. has boldly announced
its prospecms-a course which Is in
striking contrast with the mystery aud
furtive methods Of other like combina-
tons. According TO the prospectus the
Salt Trust has been organized upon a
capital OF Sl1 900, 600, Of which $1,000
900 10 to be- distributed in certificates Of
$50 each. and the remainder in bonds
bearing interest at per cent.
II Congress Will repeal the duty on
salt, the natural product all over the
world is so great as to relieve the
grooming sinners and stop the mo
nopOly.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-23

liom hem, hem. colgh cough
cough. Ine hal of he house of repro
-entalyos sounded Ike an asylum loi
con-umptives. THE senatewas in oxccu
tige session, and lhe hundreds o. visitors
who throng0I The Capitol ou Sltmla,
afternoon. being dcaarrcl from that end
Of the Capitol. thronged the house side.
There WAS % strange olor iu tae air. ].
ticklcd the nosu.ls and irriatcl the
throat As it grew stronger and 'rougel
the crowds gathered around te Dig
tanl,. of iccwatcr and helped tleusclye
mof literally while tAe ladies bought
up all the carmels 20 the candy stand.
THE guides. usua.irs 30 fuantaf speech
rew husky, and finally spoke il d.
i0.utel sentences. Everybody cough J
ard wondered
Iho cause Of the strange ol0r was TO-
Gated in the restaurant Half dozen
employees were burning red paper by Ill.
ream. and thousands of cochroaches wcr.
succunbing 10 the fatal smell The an-
nual campaign OF determination Wa in
progress Washington Pos.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-23

TIE Constitution calls for the "con .
ing man" to write the romance and
poetry Of the South.
You will not find him in this genera
ten, the genius Of which is given to
business and mechanism.
Suppose the coming man. war dering
along the beautiful SYLVAN paths of a
Georgian forest where mOoDshiDers
and traditions. whiskey and liquid al
ternately tempted the imagination. do
you suppose, most sapient cracker, that
be would pau,e to let bis fancy dis
port itself or start again to find some
"old mortality" or gaberboonzie ~
Not much. lie would write Of coal
and iron, and see on each blue hill
that blended its beauty with the
cerHleau sky some pretty specu
lation to be doomed on the Hot
Blsst. or the Constitution, and fail
ing in those staples Of romance
he would inherit mineral spring out
Of the trickling rill and proceed to get
up n company and advertise the same
with pictures Of before and after. -
Go 70. FOR your poet and romanser;
business is business.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-23
TUE GIGANTIC iRtst.

In these DAYS OF trust combines the
people see that great corporations iniiu'
ence the system of taxes aud make the
whole 10000 900 people pay tribute To
the monopoly that controls the home
market at arbitrary prices.
The tariff. according to tho principles
Of our institutions is 10 support the
government. aud the ultra Federali'ts
only admitted that there might be I'm
ciloDtal protection for Infant M
dustries.
We do not call by the name Of in
fnuts" those gigantic concerns that
furnish palace cars and steam yachts
rlhe Carnegies and Wauamakcrs. The
industries have become adults long ago.
bat they have 80 fauened ON the pap
of protection that they propose to buy
the Senate and the Presidency, AZ they
did both.
The trust combine, therefore. assumes
another and more formidable SHAPE
when we rec that the President and his
party can attempt TO fix the South
by a system Of Federal supervisors
furnish.
Tho political trust combine IL sup
plement to the other combinations Of
capital That is the power of State gov
ernmeuts and The national government
put into grand receivership and man
aged by Blaine and many such men.
who see in the affairs Of the country
only the opportunities that make money.
They cannot buy the popular vote Of
the whole country, but thoy can buy a
Legislature or bride a district ring that
controls the election Of a representa-
tive.
Quay, Dudley. aud Clarkson is tho
name Of the representative firm. the
same men who manipulated the bribery
and corruption in the Harrison cam
paign.
One Of the salient points in our poll
tics to-day 10 that the Republican party
will be forced 10 meet the popular idea
for tariff reform with All organized
force Of oflice-hcldeIs and corruption
bureaus like the "block.-of-five plan.
1t is plain thing to every sensible
American that the high taxes on the
nCcessaries OF life are wrong, snd tho
popular wave of opinion ID rising rap
idly. The Republicans see that a fsiI
t,ial before the court aud public opinion
will result i'm their defeat, and hence
they are posted on Doodle aud South
ern rebellion.
To meet that we need 20 guard the
fatal breach OF the principles Of our
Institutions in the proposed Federal
supervisors, and SEE to It also that
every intelligent man is posted on the
facts that make up the aggregate Of
opinions on high tariff and protection,
which mean high taxes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-23

Correspondence 90. tho Times
WEST POINT. Va. July 22.-Ihe FOL
lowing are The arrivals 40 the Terminal
Hotel since last report: III. >. Smith
Charlotte. y. q. : Mis-, Minnie B1~den.
Petersburg. Va. NJ. T. Freeman aul
family Richmond. Va: III B. ID Oyley.
South Carolina r. l.. Montague and
wife. Richmond. Va A. Nelson. Balu-
more: Mis- Eva Brooks. city john "
Morris. Baltimore: John J.. Thomas.
Baltimore: John T.. Thomas, Jr.. Baiu-
more aud Il. A. Harris. city
Senator j y olubbs. If Gloucester.
is in the city ON legal business.
Services were ntld mall the chuIche-
here Yesterday. R.y. T. j. West. pas
tor of ;he Baptist Church. has rendered
hi- resignation. which viii take fleet
The Is OF August. lie will go to Car.
rollton. Mo. TIE church viii regret biz
departure a. well as the citlzsns Of tne
Town generally
I'd. Morrison. ex-editorof the Wei
Point STIR preached al Jerusalem
Church Tins county, yesterday morn.
ing.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-23

The many friends Of SIR. John NJ.
Bamburger viii be- panel to hear ID.
his death. which sad event occurred 40
the resi- ience OF bis Dfothei-in-law. Mr.
d. G. Bell. 40. $3.50 Queen street. yesiel-
day aiieruo. D. after severe illues-.
The disease Co. vs. hlch Mr. Blmbulger
fell a victim wa lo,kilw. Several week
ago. while handling a box ~ meat n
5les-rs 4. s.. Williams & Co.'s store.
80 here Doc bad been employed FIR ten
years. 10 fell ON bis foot. and be- nad l0
have one OF his toes ampuiated. Lock-
jaw set in and caused h.s death. COS
stated ab,ye.- Vgi4.0n.
j. ii. Purdic. special officer at the
Boston wharf. was yesterday moin,ng
sayagely assaulted by eol0red mao
named 5. Adderly. ana badly bruised
and cut. A0dcr'y was arrested. taken
before the Police Justice add committed
for further hearing.
Colonel William Lamb and family
have gone 90 Montreal. Canada. but viii
shortly r.tUrn i0 Baileboro, W.. whore
they Viii p.nd tne SIMMER
Miss Stella Burr # Richmond l.
visiting hel si-.cs. 'irs G.. q. barry m
Berkeley. CldmGrk.
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Petersburg.

PefcTsDsfk
fs,ec,aI Correspondence Of the Times
psrrRsRrRG. VA. July 22.-There
uill he tomorrow at II O'Clock a meet
If the Tobacco Association Of this city
AT the Tobacco Exchange to consider
matters of great importance to the
Trade.
The Hastings Court is still in session.
and was occupied all the forenoon IN
the trial Of two felony and two misie-
meanor cases. John Dean white.
charged with stealing money entrusted
TO him to be deposited IN bank. was con
victed Of stealing the same. and the jury
ascsrtained the term Of his coniine-
ment in the pententlary at one
wear. John ChOvers, colOred, charged
with house. breaking, was convicted
and sent 10 Jail FOR twelve months.
John Kelly. cOlored, charged with
stealing -, was acquitted, and Nancy
TAYLOR. colored, prosecuted for assault
and battery. was convicted Of the same
and sent to jail for fifteen days and
fined -.
THIS criminal docket will probably be
gotten through by tomorrow night.
but civil cases are set Tor hearing as laf
as the sixth Of August.
Mr.. Samuel ID. Davies, Of Richmond,
is in the city to-day.
DR.. +. VI. Mann. who has been on a
visit 10 Governor Island New York.
returned home Yesterday. Several tine
positions have Ueen offered DR.. Mann
One with Or. Hunter Mcclure. OF
Richmond, one az assistant demOnstra-
tor Of anatomy at the University OF
Virginia. and one az acting assistant
surgeon in the United States army.
He has decided TO accept the latter, and
leaves for his post at St. Carlos, Ariz)
ma. on Saturday. San Carlos is four
company posi-, and has also a company
Of Indian scouts.
Judge Rves. Of Prince George. has
appointed Colonel +. i. Green, ). II.
Hergrave. x b. Bate, G.. y. Lee aud l..
r. Marks appraisers to fix the compon-
sation to be- paid the Norfolk and Wost'
ern Railroad by the Postal Telegraph
Company for construction Of the tele-
graph line along the railroad IN Prince
George county. The appraisers Will
meet on the 29.h ilstant.-Indet-Ap-
neal
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GEORGIA kAHKOADs.-We are told.
for instance. that the railroad c0mbl-
nation IN Georgia destroy competition.
and are. therefore. opposed d the in-
teresls OF the people. As matter of
fact, thsre has never been any real rail
road competition in Georgia or In
any other State. There have been
cut rates that were dixie ruin
Gus TO the business men and the
railrOad. but the pool stepped in and
not only stopped this. but levied tolls
aud determinations with "A high hand.
here has never been any attempt on
ths part II the lawmakers TO destroy
the pool except by ind.rection, and vet
Ihe pool has been guilty Of more iu-
justice to the public than all the trusts
and combinations that could be men /
'Ioned. Atlantic Constitution.