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

LATE IRISH NEWS
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CARLOW.
The Rev. Father Burke, of Carlow
College, who has been in America tol
some time past collecting money for the
college, will soon return home.
CLARE.
At Kilrush, on Thursday, before
County Court Judge Kelly, the appea
of Denis Aladigal, Of Leadmore, who
had been sentenced to six months i'm
prisonment with hard labour on three
charges for obstruction to the sheriff
barrlcading his house against the sheriff
ard attacking Inspectors Dunning and
Hill after his wall had been beaten IN
By the batteringram, was gone INTO
Mr.. billiard Nor the defendantl said
his Honor might be already aware that
the dispute between Captain Vandeleur
and his tenants hau been happily
settled. and that peace had been re-
stored in the district. Judge Kelly said
he would reduce Madigan's term Of six
months to two months in Jail.
CORK.
The Rev. George Sheehan. of tbs do
;ese OF South Dakota, q. S. A, was
amongst the saloon passengers who
landed at Queenstown On Monday
morning, June II. Father Sheehan is
q brother of Cannon Sheehan, Of SIS.
Peter and Faults, Cork. The rev. gen
tleman intends spending the summer
months in Europe previous to return
ing to his mission III the tar West.
The caretaker. O'Brien, who was shot
near Ballinhassig, county Cork, on
Tuesday, June Is, was seriously but not
dangerously wounded. A Young fellow
named James Lynch has been arrested
but does not resemble O'Brien's assalj
ant as described by the injured man.
At the Coercion Court held at You
ghal On Sunday, June Is. Maurice BOYLE
was sentenced to six months hard Ia
Dor; James 'O'Bcien, Killeagh, six
months; four others to four months
each; and two others to three months,
for unlawful ASSEM- bly, on the Ponsoby
estate. The defendants appealed. The
Reulovables were Messrs. Caddell AND
Irwin.
DUBLIN.
T. biographical sketch Of DavY Stepfl'
ems, the famous Kingstown news&gent,
has lust been published. Davy is, II
his own original way, che of the not
able lrishuen Of the present epoch.
The brochure, which has been reprint
s1 from Picadilly, supplies two excel
,eut portraits Of the renowned Davg.
The biography is humorous aud inter
esting.
Captain Singleton, of the Army and
Navy Club, London, is determined TO
annihilate the Dunno family. Some
noutils ago The eviction Of James Dunno
resulted III his death, ali occurrence
that caused a sensation all over Great
Britain. Now we learn that at the
meeting OF The Ardee Guardians two
eviction notices were read. One OF
them WAS at the suit Of Captain Single
ton against the widow and son OF the
Old n1au James Dune.
GALWAY.
On Monday, June II, the sheriH's
deputy from Galway, with g gang OF
encouragement, and protected by %
large force Of police, eyicted two ten
ants on the Bagot property. The first
tenant evcied was Pat Tansey. who
preferred to pay rent and arrears at ar.
bltration, which offer WAS refused.
There was no resistance, and the
emergencymen cleared out the fulni~
cure and nailed up the door. The next
tenant eyectel was Martin Nolan. His
effects were thrown OUT and the door
barred up. Tie third tenant Tom
Cryan, who was to have been evlcted
was absent from home when the forces
arrived at his house. The agen5, Nit
M. :. Bayley, said he would accept one
years rent from This tenant. MI. "A.
Kenny, Ballygar, handed the agent
cheque for the one years rent On be-
half OF the Tenant. The question ct
costs was then discussed, and after q
while the agent, sherltf's deputy, and
police present subscribed to costs.
KILDARE.
An eviction Of a painful nature was
carried out OH Monday, June II, on the
estate OF MIR. T. Leigh, Wexford, the
tenant being mir. John Crowley, OF
Raitbridgo Fifty police were in at
tendance, and the whole family was
quickly elected III a short time, including