The Irish standard., 1889-10-26


of honor when placed under the pierre
inc eye Of Balefnl Batfour. w it'll that
valor which is q distinguishing feature
in the force at present. they tore from
the dead walls Of KlIrush placards re-
lating to testimonial for Patrlck
Loughrey It may be as Well to add
that Loughrey had refused a bride OF
$40 offered him by policeman for in
formation to incrimiuate several Glare
men and refused. Hence their hatred
to the inoffensive posters.
DOWN.
James McMordie. railway gateman at
Bridge street crossing, Newry, was
recently injured by a runaway horse
owned by Michael Qninn, of Seatin.
He was attended by DR.. Mcbride.
DR.. Parke, Coroner for the County
Down, recently held an inquest on the
body OF James Hunter, of Connswater
who died suddenly when at work at
McKibbon & Sous wine aud spirit
store. His death was from natural
causes.
Robert Johnston, a Justice Of the
Peace, of Slatabogie, was recently
charged at the Maghera Sessions with
having secretly disposed of newborn
Child and wilfuMy aud unlawfully en-
deavured to conceal its birth. The case
na. not been concluded and the prisoner
was allowed out on bail.
DUBLIN.
The Lord Mayor, Mr.. Sexton, M. p,
will shortly address bis constituents IN
West Belfast.
Alexander Morphy, crown solicitor
for Kerry, Is seriously Ill at his resi-
deuce, Dundrum, and but small hopes
are entertained OF his recovery.
Georgiana Dug IAN, of Prussian street,
Dublin was recently professed in the
Brigidine Convent, Goresblldse. Kill
kenny. Her name in religion is Sister
M. Kelvin Joseph.
Father Brennan, pastor of Howth and
Baldoyle, died recently at the parochlal
residence. Baldoyle. The deceased
clergy man was only a few hours ill, and
much surprise and regret was expressed
by his many friends at his sudden and
unexpected death.
DR.. Kenny, whilst operating On a
dangerous case in one of the wards in
the North Dublin Union recently, re-
ceived some incubation from the case.
Being rather accustomed to meeting
like accidents he paid no particular at
tention to this one until his band and
arm had swollen. Drs. Corley and Sto-
ker now consider his condition extremely
dangerous.
FERMANAGH.
The Irvinstown and FlOrencecourt
branches or the National League recent
ly forwarded their annual subscriptions
to the funds OF the Central Branch in
proof of their allegiance to the National
League and it's principles.
The revision of the Parliamentary
voters list for Belleek District was
recently conducted. The Unionists and
Nationalists fought every inch, and
when the revision was concluded it was
discovered that the Nationalists had a
great majority.
Father McGlone presided at last meet
ing of Rosslea League, at which the
following resolution was passed: ''That
we recommend to the kind considera-
tion OF evictOrs, house-levelers, and Oh
pressors of the poor the humane conduct
of Richard Andrew, of Cogh, James
Holden, of Lisinan, and Guthrie, OF
for coming to the aid of
Laud-G rabber Gibbs in the hour of his
"a affection by purchasing hay of the said
laud grabber,"
GALWAY.
Father Costelloe, OF Woodford, re-
Gently received from Mr.. Shaw-Lefeyre
the sum of $50 for the evicted tenants
fund.
There was most disgraceful scene in
the city of Galway recently which was
wholly created by the soldiers Of the
Welsh Fusiiiers, who wantonly attacked
peaceable citizens in the streets. Dur
ing the encounter one of the soldiers
got fatally wounded.
Mr.. Tener and his evicting brigade
recently visited Meelick for the purpose
of evicting Martin KilleeD, Keelogues.
just as the work was about to COM
mence a certificate from DR.. Kelly,
Eyrecourt, was handed to Mr.. Fener to
the effect that Mr.. Killeen's mother was
suffering from heart disease, which
would terminate fatally 1t disturbed
Subsequently DR.. Kelly appeared and
warned Mr.. Tener Of the consequences
Of the eviction. and he Immediately