The Irish standard., 1890-07-05

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Blessington, in consequence of an at
tempt being made to sell by public auc-
ton the farm from which Mr.. Tom
Kelly, of Bishops lane, had been
evicted. The sale, which was attended
| by large force of police, was a COM
plete failure, Mr.. Kelly made an offer
on his farm, and the aucti0neer, Mr..
Douglas, of Baltinglass. declared it in
sufficient.
GALWAY.
In the Laud Court, Dublin, ON May
18th, before Justice Munroe, in the
matter of John Michael Kilkelly, owner
and petitioner, the following sale took
place: Lot l---240s. Ii. ZIP. of the town
land of Lissybroder, barony of Dun.
more. county GALWAY, held in fee simple,
producing net profit rent of sl42 15r.
per annum. Sold to Martin Mcdonnell
for $4,000. Lot I-139s. 1r. 3p. of the
same lands, producing e276 Is. 3D.. per
annum. Sold to Mr.. Med onnell in trust
for 81, 300. Lot 376s. 3r. sop. Of the
lands of Gortnascullo gue, situate in the
barony of Glare. county Galway, pro.
ducing gs6 2s. per annum. Adjourned;
no bidding. Lot 4-278a. 3r. sop. Of the
land of Gortnascullogue and Cahera-
kenny, producing e176 Is. per annum.
Bidding adjourned at $4,000. Lot g.
27a. Or. 29p. of the lands of Cahereen,
barony of Clare. producing e205 13s.
per annum. Adiourned; no bidding.
KERRY.
In Listowel, ON June End. RemOyables
Turner and Harper sat in the court
house to hear a case in which Peter
O'Connor, of Castle street, Tralee, was
charged under the Peace Preservation
Act, with having a sword cane in his
possession without license. Constable
John Kenny produced the Dublin Ga
zette, proclaiming the county Of Kerry
under the Peace Preservation Act. but,
as Head Constable Stretton. who con-
Quoted the case, was unable to prove
the PRONUNCIATION of the proclamation,
the magistrates dismissed the case.
On Nav 3lst, as number of railway
workmen were on their way to Dingle,
they brought into reQuisition one of the
"bogies" to facilitate their journey, and,
as they approached the Dingle terminus,
at full speed, they ran into collision
with wagon lying at the station, with
the result that one of the party named
John Harrington got his legs seriously
injured, while all narrowly escaped
being killed.
KILDARE.
The laborers OF Mr.. Darlington, at
Glasheely. county Kildare. parish OF
Narraghmore, lately refused to work
because an emergencyman named
"O'Neill'' was employed, and actually
got a laborer's cottage from that gentle
man. They all retired, protesting that
as decent men they could work no more
there. At the end of the week Mr.. Bar
rirgton dismissed the emergencym
and brought back his Workmen. At
the last meeting of the local branch Of
the League, the committee decided
that they would recoup the men, so they
paid every man los. for the week lost.
KILKENNY.
With deep regret we announce the
death of Mr.. William Ranalow. organ
list, Of Patrick street, Kilkenny, who
died on the LIST instant. Mr.. Ranalow
was one of the most esteemed residents
in Kilkenny, and his demise will cause
q blank in society that it will be impos-
sible to fill. He was an enthusiastic
musician. and did not confine his great
ability as an organizer and conductor Of
local musical entertainments to any
creed or class, he was as welcome q
figure at the Catholic Young Mems
SOciety's concerts as he was at the en-
tertalnments promoted by members of
his own denomination. In the begin
ming Of his career as q musician, he was
! resident Of the city Of Limerick,
where he was equally esteemed BY all
who knew him.
s3s KINGS
" On June 18th. at TullamOre. before
Mercer, r. ", and Mr.. Percy Good