The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-06-28

Constable LAWN had him brought be
fore Dr.. William Dobbin. = r. C.S:. fol
treatment. Shevlin now lies in thu
Union In6rmarY, and seems quite SEN
sible.
DUBLIN.
Mr.. John Dillon, M. r., was enter
tanned on the evening Of May Goth. BY
his friends and admirers, at a banquet
in the Ancient Concert Rooms, Dublin
to give him welcome on the occasion
Of his return from Australia. His
speech in reply to the toast Of his health
was principally occupied with the sub
ject Of his Australian tour. He said
that the amount of money RENTED
from Australia to Ireland was e32,88S'
There was large muster OF the Irish
Party present
GALWAY.
There is at present in one OF the
Dublin Unions, gentleman who was
at one time landlord in Galway county,
and even occupied the position of High
Sheriff. Hard times certainly for him.
if he could help it. and a strange, vlcis-
sirude indeed. His position has not
been in any way produced by the de.
preston IN land or the fall of rent
values.
KERRY.
A Young man named John Lovette
left Dingle on the 18th ult. for America,
and was taken charge Of bv the police
at queenstown. it being found he was
violently insane. Loyette, who is about
30 years of age, is native Of VentrY.
and had been caretaking evicted farms
in that district for Lord Ventry, and
previous to his departure was known to
express himself as apprehe of being
shot. ..-.. ...
KILDARE.
At Athy, young man OF about
twenty. five years of age, named Thos.
has been committed for
yrial, charged with having abducted
from her home a girl named Bridget
}DoWlipg, eighteen years of age.
KILKENNY.
Offic.a documents from Rome have
reached the Most Rev. Dr.. Browning,
Bishop of Ossory. comforting the degree
of Doctor of Divinity on the folio wing
priests of his diocese: Very Rev. Dean
Kelly, PIP. st. Canice's. Very Rev.
Michael Barry, President. st. Kiernan's
College, and the Rev. Walter Melon
aid, Project of the Dunboyne Esta lish-
ment. MAMMOTH.
LIMERICK.
On the 9th ult. an historic house and
estate came under the hammer at Linn
erlck, when Mr.. F. Mccarthy put up
for sale by public auction the mansion
house and demesne Of Mount Shannon,
the seat of the Earl of Glare. The es-
tate was formed and the house built
considerably over hundred years ago
by John Fitzgibbon, attorney at-law.
and father of the celebrated Chancellor
Clare. The present owner, the Mar
chesa Della Rochella, LADY Louisa
has ordered the sale of the
freehold property. For the mansion.
house and desmene. containing six
hundred Irish acres, Mr.. James Banna-
tyne; j. p, offered EXC, 900, at which
figure the property was withdrawn and
put up again in small lots. Only one
lot was publicly sold, a field of thirty
one stature acres, which was purchased
by Limerick butcher named Patrick
Shehan for 81, 365 and fees.
LONGFORD.
Mr.. Farrell, solicitor, of Granard,
presented to the local guardian his bill
for work done under the Laborers Act
since 1886, when the scheme first COM
The total of the bill amounted
to e4O5 1885,. Of which he was paid ESQ.
Mr.. O'Farrell claimed cheque for the
balance, and said he would not present
It until there would be sufficient funds
Oh hand to satisfy his claim.
LOUTH.
On June 1st, the foundation stone of
new church for the Redemptorist
Fathers was laid by his Grace the
Primate, the Most Rev. DR.. Lodge, in
Dunda}k. The ceremony was solemn
and interesting one, and was attended
by many people outside Dundalk. The
Very Rev. Alfred Murphy, ST., preach
ed the dedication sermon after High
Mass in St. Patrick's Church.
MAYO.
An aWfullV sndf1en death occurred at