The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-05-17

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collected with others at Sheehan's
house, and removed O'Neill's furniture
BY force The magistrates held that the
Crown had proved the case, but, owing
to tne facts, would only send two of the
defendants to Jail, Patrick and Thomas
|O'Neill, Of Ballygreen. who had been
proved guilty of assault on the Shee-
hans.
|. CORK.
On April 18th, the Recorder Of Cork
fixed faiy rents under the Act of 1887.
on several small holdings in the neigh
borhood of Cork, and the reduction
given in many Of them was very SUB
stantial. "
"A serious and it is to be hoped sue
cessful attempt is being made to prevent
the continuance of the determinations
on the Diapers estate In Derry.
Messrs. T. A. Dickson and T. M,
Healy, M.P.'s, have been chosen as
arbitrators; they sit in the Maghera
Courthouse. and the settlement of the
whole question Of arrears has been left
in their hands. They are to determine
the amounts due, and when and how
they shall be payable by the tenants, in
accordance with the terms OF the ar
rangement entered into between the
parties. The company had issued $50
ejectment DEGREES; bat it is to be hoped
that the continuance of the extermlna
lions will now be prevented.
DONEGAL.
We regret to have to announce the
death of Sir Andrew Searle Hart, Vice
Provost of Trinity College. The Vice
Provost left Dublin for the north on
April 9Th. For some time previously he
had been in failing health, and on his
way from Kilderry, the residence of his
brother. commander George Vaughan
Hart, e n, to his own residence, at
Glenalla. county Donegal, he was taken
so i'll that he was obliged to return to
KilderrY, where his death took place Oh
Sunday morning, April 18th. The
Vice Provost was elected Fellow in
1885, co-opted Senior Fellow in 1853.
elected Vice Provost in 1875, and in
1885 was knighted by the Earl OF Car
narvon, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
DOWN.
The new railway station. which che
Great Northern Railway company is
at Warrenpoint, IS rapidly ap>
preaching completion. The roof is
almost completed On the entire block of
which measure about 175 feet !
in length. The building is constructed |
with white enamelled brick, and will
handsome appearance. The
are also making other I'M
DUBLIN.
St Joseph's Asylum for aged yirtuous
females, ;ortland row. Dublin. is sadly
in need of funds, and naturally appeals
to the faithful Irish at home and abroad
to supply it's wants. The institution
enjoys the proud and unique honor of
being the only one IN the three King
aoms, and the Sisters under whose z9al
ous care 1t is misunderstanding Poor
Servants of the Mother of God-have
such an onerous and praisworthy task
TO perform. that it should merely be
necessary to mention their need to en-
sure prompt and generous response.
On Saturday morning. April 18th
about $50 employees Of the Grand Canal
Company were thrown idle owing to the
strike of the drivers for higher wages.
GALWAY.
Our recent mail advices from Ireland
ali state that unusually large numbers
If small farmers aud farm laborers from
and Mayo are. every week, so
ng over to England to till the ground
sor the English farmers, thereby earn
ng the rents Of the little patches of
yround they hold, and chance for ex.
stence for their families in Ireland!
Special trains for their accommodate
ire run on Tuesdays and Fridays on
The Midland Railway line; and on those
lays the trains are crowded with the
)one and sinew Of the West Of Ireland,
he men whe, under an Irish National
government, would remain at home to
enrich their own country by their in
lustry. instead Of being compelled
hey are now, to give not only the bene-
it of their labor to the country that OPP 4
presses their native land, but, also, to
urn over the results Of their industry
q horde Of aliens. absentee landlords,
Who spend the produce Of their toll In
oreign lands, and never set foot in or
are for the plundered lands from which
heir incomes are drawn.
s.. KERRY.