The Irish standard., 1890-11-15

On the 18th ut, u bheriif'B officer,
with u posse OF assist ants. protected Nv
q force OF police, proceeded to Tank
kardstOwn and evicted q tenant on tho
property Of Stephen Hrehan, Of Banteer,
Dntned Margaret Clehane. The doors
and windows Of tho tenant's house
!, were barricaded. and they hnd to be
demolished by the bAlIills before nm
entrance was gained. Verv general
sympathy Ia. fclt FOR the tenant, o. her
Case is ono Of great hardship. At Nit
cholstowt board Of guardians the same
day. The relieving officers reported that
they had received several eviction
notices against tenants Of properties IN
M,tchest0wn diptrict.
DON EGAI..
Mr.. Swift McNoill, writing to tho
Daily News on the impending evictionu
In Donegal, points ont with much force
the sAvaRe cruelty Of the forthcoming
campaign. lie asserts that tho hold
ingp from which the $50 tenants on the
Olphert eatate are about to b. exter
minated never produced a,l ECONOMIC
rent. The money by which the rent
was paid was obtained. not from tile
produce Of 4 barren soil, but WAS the
wages obtained for the work Of the
tenants 40 haryeatmen IN Great Britain.
DUBLIN.
We deeply regret to announce the
death on Sunday, October 18th, Of the
Very Itev, Canon Pope, Of st. Andrews
church, Wostland Row, Dublin, The
DECEASED Clergyman, who was 50 years
of nge, was well known In Dublin,
where for many years he took AN active
part In every charitable and phllAnthr0-
pic movement. Ills last public appear
nnce In the city was In connection with
tho atrike OF the Metropolitan police,
towards the termination and settlement
Of which he materially assisted. Gu
the 1ath ult. there was solemn office and
high mass for the repose Of his soul In
st. Andrews, Westlnnd row. Ellis
Grace tho .Archbtshop OF Dublin pre-
sided. and there WAS u large number OF
bishops and clergymen In attendance.
The intermel took place Ia Hlagneyin
Cemetery.
rERMANAGH,
On the l4th ult. Mr.. j. ]. Shaw, q. g..
sat at the court house, Ennlskillen, and
concluded the revision Of voters for
that division. Mr., q. t'riery, solicitor
for the NationalistS, proposed q vote OF
thanks to Mr.. Shaw for his itnpartlality
during The revision. Mr.. 9. Y. Fails.
solicitor Tor tho Tories, warmly second
I'D the motion, which was acknow lodged
BY Mr.. Shaw, After tho court roAe. =
meeting at the Natl0na,lsts WAS held,
which was attended hy hev. ]. Mctilnty,
q. g., president. Rev. 4. McNnlty.
r, r, liey. A. McGulre, g, @, Kev. I.
O'Keilly, q. G., Messrs. Joseph Gal
lagl,tr. county secretary, John Ward,
lnapectorB Oallaohan. Kelly, Fsely, 30.
Father McGlnty said TINT u WAS his
pleasing duty to glye an account Of the
revision which had just closed. The
Tories had SPOKEN = lot about bogus
names being placed upon Tho lists Of
the Nationalist; but when the real test
came the names at Tories vanished like
chair. while those of tho Nationallsti'
were almost I'll retained ia Helleok
the, had aalnad =, In Dsrryponnelly, -;
in Kesb, Va; In IryinestoNr,. q: IN En'lis-
klllen, 8; aud in Llshellaw, 4. Total, ~.
In Lack they had sustained . loss q
eight votes chiefly owing 70 tho tactical
fan official named John Darson, who
filled long before the ist Of July ths
receipts for lonr's retes Althoueh tllle
IDArt!ps Ind nntpkid, md % could elyee
no information as ~ sshel thu partlst
had p.id. .rhs barrlstsr Nas tlhlsill
obltesd n, aceept tl,s Tscsipts - tth'e
dAte npntl Fblcll ,syrnellt q uaade