The Irish standard., 1890-07-05

from Inniskillen,
The omadhaun who stopped to grab the dirty
Saxon shillin'H EUGENE DAVIS
ANTRIM.
Probate Of the will Of the late Mr.. j..
6. Biegar, Mp. has been granted to
the executors, Mr.. Patrick Joseph
Power, M. F., of Newton House, Ira
more, and Mr.. Richard Power, NJ. p,
of Tramore House, Tranore, by whom
the value of the testators personal es-
tate has been sworn at e37 .34l Is. To-,
including &3, l70 in England. If his son
should not be admitted an attorney. Or,
not having been admitted, should die
during the lifetime Of Mr.. Thomas
Gillies, and without leaving any issue,
then Butlerstown Castle and the adjoin
ing estate Of about 100 acres are devised
to the use of the Catholic priests of the
diocese Of Waterford who officiate at
Butlerstown, and shall reside in the
Castle. but subject to che payment of
gl,OOO to st. Patrick's College, Cavan;
al.O0O to the Sisters Of Mercy. Belfast;
and 81 600 to the Sisters of Mercy.
LOughrea.
ARMAGH.
Mr.. Kisbey. County Court Judge,
opened the business of the Armagh
Quarter Sessions Oh Monday, June 2.
Patrick ON ell, a shoemaker, indicted
for stabbing Joseph German at Chapel
lane. Armagh, on the 18th Nav, was
acquitted and discharged. Edward
Gartlan was indicted for having on the
18th Of May, 1889, at Cresvekeeran, near
Crossnaglen, tried to compel one Tho.
mas I4avell TO quit his farm. The land
in question was field Of little more
than two acres, which Lavell had pur-
chased from James Gartlan. father of
the prisoner, for .e445, to which the pri,-
soner objected. The jury disagreed
and were discharged, and the case was
ordered to be sent for trial to the next
assiZes.
CARLOW.
The Rev. John Murray, G. c., Bag
nalstown, while riding tricycle. down
an incline adjoining tho curates' resi-
dence, on June 4. met with rather
severe accident. The machine attain
ing high speed became unmanageable
and he was thrown to the ground.
causing severe fracture of the wrist.
The rev. gentleman is under the charge
Of DR.. Co]gan, and progresses satisfac-
torily.
CAVAN.
On Thursday, 10Th ult.. the Most Rev.
DR.. McAllister, assisted by Rev. II.
O'Boyle. &C., and Rev. r. Storey, &C..
conferred the religious habit Of the
Sisters of Mercy, in the convent Of that
Order, Mount st. Patrick, Dow fitzpatrick,
on Sister Mary Benignus Miss Mary
Anne Markey, third daughter Of Mr..
Thomas Markey. J. F., Cootehil)
Downpatrick could once boast Of five
converts. There Dnns Scotus secluded
in his Franciscan monastery. divided
his time between prayer and study, and
followed up the great work inaugurated
900 years earlier by st. Patrick, who
celebrated his first mass at Dicho's
Palace, at Saul, short distance from
DOwnpatrlck.
CLARE.
Another moonlighting outrage is re-
ported at ClOnburn, near O'Callaghan's
Mills. On Saturday, May 3lst, about IL
o'clock, four shots were fired, two revolt
yer bullets lodging in the door and two
IN the heavy window shutters Of the
house of man named Michael Cal
laghan Immediately after O Callag han
and his two sons rushed out, but the
attacking party had decamped.
CORK.
The builders laborers' strike. IN Cork.
has not yet been settled, and 9 meeting
OF the men was he'd on June 9th, at
which 1t was stated that Mr.. John
O'Coanor, NJ. r, interviewed with a view
4 to a settlements. and that the laborers
lowered their demands, and still the
builders were inexorable; they would
net agree to any terms beyond those
proposed b. them atthecoml q ncsm q .ll
Igof the strike.
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