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LA Ii1 / RISH NEWS.
gANDY1 JOHN AND PADDY !.

# 1.-THE following song was sung the =
Patrick's Day Banquet in London. by Il
author. Mr.. T. -. Sullivan, Mp, to the
$50 EARLY in the ldorning.
The night is wearing fast away.
We see the dawnins Of the day;
The "fowfue tide" lns bright and free.
And bears our cause yo victory.
Ten thousand thanks to GLADLY,
Say Sandy. john and Paddy,
A Draw and bopnie laddie,
A grand old guide is he.
Hes England's pride, and Scotland Joy.
Old Ireland loves the white haired boy;
His name is sweet through an the Wales.
The hills, and plains Of gallant Wales.
Then, hip, hurrah for GLADLY.
Say Sandy. John and Paddy.
Draw and bonnie laddfse.
A grand old chief is he. IN.
The toiling millions of our land
Got priceless blessings from his hand. y
He knows theaway, and has the will,
To make their fortunes brighter still.
Sing out the praise of GLADLY, T.
Say Sandy, John and Paddy,
A Draw and bonnie laddie,
A brave old man is he.
Full soon he'll end the wrong and shame
TO Ireland, done In highlands name;
And make good will and peace to reign
Through all Britannica wide domain.
Our hearts go out to Glafldg,
Say Sandy, John and Paddy,
A Draw and bonnie laddie,
A lov'd old man is he.
God grant him strength, and length OF days,
And bless his righteous works and ways,
And give him all his heart holds dear
TO brightly crown his great career.
May God be good to GLADLY!
Say Sandy. John and Paddy.
A Draw and bonnie laddie,
Grand Old Man is he.
dublin Nation.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Victims of excuses or indiseretion, with Ner.
vous Exhaustion. Cough, Headache. Tired Feel
sre treated for Consumption, Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, by inexperienced men, who
mistake the cause Of the trouble and thus multi
ply both. Lost vitality In young or old com.
plety restored. No Exposure; separate roome for
Ladies; interviews Strictly Confidential. It ie
evident that Physician who confines himself
possess greater skill than ono in general practice.
~ Recently contracteA~ chronic Urinary Di-
eeases Positively Cured in 8 to days by
local remedy. No nauseous drugs used. Many
casee pronounced inourable promptly yield to
DR.. Nelson's Approved Remedies.
Medicines Mailed or Expressed to envy address
Cash. friendly talk costs nothing. Hoars:
10 a. m. to IL M, Q to and to p. m. 6audsy,
2to 8p. N.
223 Wash. Az. 8. Minneapolis A11an
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ROSCOMMON.

The second sentence, saws the London
star. passed on Mr.. TullY of the Ros-
common Herald is not only the hardest
measure yet dealt out to any Irish
editor, but one Of the most diabolical
pieces Of judicial ferocity yet per-
petrated under the Balfour regime MIR.
Tally has now got nine months hard
labor. For what? The first three
months for publishing piece of news
which not only any English paper NAV
publish with lmpunity. but which has
been published with lmpunlty by at
least one other Nationalist paper in
Ireland; the last SIX months for what
the Times correspondent at Dublin
himself describes az ''having directed
public attention to the action OF a bailif
named Johnes." There are half dozen
London newspapers who have done
just as much during the recent labor
troubles, and against whom just as good
evidence of intimidation could be
produced as against Mr.. Tully.. Such
treatment of those who are nothing if
not the opponents of public opinion.
degrades the English government below
the level of that of Russia or of Turkey
and disgraces the English people in
whose name it Is perpetrated.
SLIGO.
at Sligo, on April 18th, Mr.. O'Con.
nor Morris, County Court Judge, re-
duced the sentence on Mr.. Macauley.
acting editor of the Sligo Champion.
and Mr.. Mclaughlin, secretary Of the
National League branch, to six weeks
imprisonment for condemning the TAX
ing of an evicted farm. The original
sentences were three months.
TYRONE.
The names of Ellen O'Neill, Of Dun
cannon, widow; and Robert Moffat, of
DHngannon, ironmonger. trading as
Robt. Moffat & Company, appear IN the
Gazette as bankrupts,
TIPPERARY.
On April 10Th, Mr.. Arthur Hutchins.
under agent of Smith. Barry. accom-
panied by Butler, the estate baillf,
visited several of the tenants on the
Tipperary estate, who were recently
served with eviction made-easy notices,
and formally demanded possession Of
their holdings. In each case Mr. Hut.
chins and his companion met with q
stern refusal from the tenants. and in q
number Of cases the greatest tempta-
tions were held out to tho tenants not
to leave their holdings. In some cases
the tenants were asked to paw the
smallest triae and that they would not
be disturbed, and, refusing t. pay.
they were told that II they made q
promise to do something in the future
no further action would be taken
against them.
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DERRY.

On May LIST, in Londonderry, nine Of
the tailors on strike were charged with
unlawful assembly bv marching IN q
body past certain establishments and
grooming. and cheering. Three of them
were committed on trial.
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DONEGAL.

On the 10Th ult..!, John Harkin, Con-
nell Gallagher, Darby McCole, Maurice
Ferry. Thomas CuEran. and Owen
Ferry. prisoners convicted at the Sum
mer Assizes at FermanaRh in connec-
ton with the Gweedore eviction cam
Raiqn, were released from Belfast Jail.
They left Belfast for Gweedore by the
$50 a. m. train.
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DUBLIN.

On Sunday, April 9th, His Grace
Most Rev. DR.. Croke, Archbishop Of
Cashel, visited the Mater Mlsericordi@
Hospital, Dublin, and presented the
Superioress with e10 as prize for the
bazaar to be held in aid Of the fund for
providing fever wing to the institu-
tion. Most Rev. DIR, Gilhooly and Most
Rev. DR.. Egan have also forwarded to
the Sisters of Mercy 410 each as prizes
for the bazaar. Mr.. Nicholas Murphy,
j. F., Carrickmore, Cork, has presented
a set of jewelry, consisting of brooch,
earrings and necklet, in finest filagree
gold, set with stones of aquamarina,
value ESQ, and the employees of Clery s.
Co., O Connell street, Dublin. have pre-
sented the Sisters with an embroidered
purse containing twenty. five sovereigns,
as prize for the same purpose.
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a Square DeaI fof Every body.

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North Dakota, South Dakota and Mon
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This will enable purchasers to see the
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The Great Northern Railway runs
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Your home agent can sell you excur-
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ANTRIM.

Sir James Whitehead has chosen as
his private secretary Mr.. jeremiah
McVeagh, Belfast. Mr.. McVeagh. as
correspondent of the Daily News, wrote
the graphic account of the Olphert
eyictions, which did so much to rouse
public opinion in England and recently
the Home Rule Union has published
his articles under the title 1.-The Don.
egal Land War;"
ARMAGH.
The Rev. p. P. Campbell, late G. e..
Of Lurgan. has been appointed T. 2. Of
Loughbrickland parish.
CARLOW.
The Cathedral of Carlow has just
been enriched by an exquisite example
Of Irish art in the form of memorial
altar to the late Most Rev. DR.. Walsh.
Bishop of Kildare and Leighlin. The
cost of this magnificent testimony to
Irish worth, gratitude and devotion has
been borne by the parish priests OF the
diocese, the religious establishments
and the people of Carlow parish. The
tabernacle is of the purest Carrara
marble. with an exquisitely embossed
door of wrought brass. Over the door
ia an artlsticaly executed arch, the centre
panel bearing the figure of dove. while
the minor panels on each side are oc,
cupied by beautifully chiseled figures 0
angels. Over all, under an arch sur
mounted by angels holding 9 crown, Is
the rest Of the cruci6x. The reredos Is
composed of sixteen panels OF Carrara
marble. At each end stands figures OF
angels. while above the tabernacle IS 9
beautifully carved Carrara marble rest
for the Sacred Host. This is surround
ed by four large Columns, supporting 9
fine csaopY Of Slcilian marble, while
from each corner OF the balachln0
spring four airy spires, within which
are eight pillars uphOlding 9 second
canopy, from the top If which rises the
main spire.
CAVAN. 5siif
Mr.. Vesey Knox's triumph 10 the
debate on the Land Purchase Bill was
one Of the features on the dlscuss 10 %.
His accession to the ranks Of the Irish
party is most valuable not ONLY for q the 8 I
reply it affords to half the o. en l ~
charges OF the Un1onists, but Tor tn5
personal ability of the honorable mem
Der himself. re the shade Of honest Joe
Biggar was hoverlng around. h ~ must l'll''
have been pleased az the worthy sucI
cessor which w est Cavan had s found q B
for him, WHOM the real Father o 81. the 81
Irish party
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CORK.

Information has been given by Dis,
trict Inspector Ball to Mr.. Richard
Rice, solicitor. Fermoy. that the coer-
cion prosecutions against Mr.. Thomas
Kent for using intimidation to Robert
Browne. TOwermore. is withdrawn.
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Catholics Of Drog heda assisted at Divine
worship, and around which clustered
many glorious traditions associated
with Faith and Fatherland. is prac-
tlcally no more. as 1t is being RACED tl
the ground. On May LIST the last public
Mass was celebrated in the old church,
and next morning the venerable Arch
deacon Murphy celebrated eight o'clock
Mass in the hrst or finished section OF
the Memorial Church. IN which a tenn
porary altar Is erected, and where devo-
tlons will continue until the new St.
Peters, is completed.
MAYO.
Towards the close of the present
month, the venerable and universally
venerated Dean Of the Archdiocese OF
Tuam- Very Rev. Monsignor Lough-
lin, Pr, of Kiltullagh-will have the
supreme felicity Of celebrating his Goth
Anniversary of his elevation to the
sacred order Of priesthood, and his
countless lay and clerical admirers are
making arrangements. to worthily Gel
citrate the suspicious occasion. Nothing
will he left undone to make the cele
bration worthy of such solemn event
in the life of one Of the most deserving,
though unassuming clergymen in Ire.
land.
MEATH.
In the Court of Appeal, Dublin. on
the LIST instant, before the Lord Chan
cellor, the Lord Chief Barron, Lord
Justice Fitzgibbon and Lord Justice
Barry, Waller, landlord; Farrelly, ten
ant. came on for the determination of
questions submitted by the Land Com
mission Court. By az order of the
Land Commission Court dated July 9Th.
1882, fair rent for the tenants holding
which is in the county of Meath, was
fixed at ELL Is. 1Od., and by a contem-
poraneous order the true value Of the
tenancy was fixed at E433 IS. Sd. In
1884 the tenant, who was a widower,
married second time, and in con-
siderarion of fortune of $3.50 agreed to
assign his interest in the farm, at his
death, to his wife, subject to some
charges for children by his frst mar
riage. In June. 1889. the tenant served
notice on the landlord of his intention
to sell, to which the landlord replied by
a no1lce of his mention to exercise the
right of pre- emption under the act OF
'89. The tenant withdrew his notice,
and the landlord in the court below
sought to have the tenant ordered to
complete the sale to him. Two ques-
lions wore submitted by the case to the
Court Of Appeal to be answered, name.
ly, whether the landlord had lost his
right Of pre- emption. and whether the
tenant had a right to withdraw his
notice of intention to sell. Their lord
ships UNANIMOUSLY decided that both
questions should be answered in the
negative.
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daring outrage was perpetrated on the
morning Of April -. at Ballyalla. with
il two miles Of Ennis. Thomas Crit
rev, herdsman. ard Michael Grifey, his
son, who recently took up the herding
Of the grazing lands Of BallYala for Mr..
Charles e.. Mahon, Of Ennis. were
working In the garden, when party Of
men with guns fired four shots at him
from the woods. about three hundred
yards distant. Fortunately Griffey was
not struck, and he at once apprised the
police Of the occurrence. An immediate
search was instituted, but without any
result. AS Griffey failed to identify
any Of the men no arrests have been
made.
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GALWAY.

GALWAY.
On the 25th of April, Patrick McDer-
mott and Darby Goenan, of Wocdford,
were brought up on remand from Gal
way Jail before Mr.. Shannon, r. NJ,
for the fifteenth time. to give evidence
in the alleged finding Of an Internal
machine at Woodford. The prisoners
again refused to be sworn in Star
Chamber Court, and MIR. Shannon
ordered their unconditional discharge.
Mr.. DcDermott and his fellow prisoner
got an enthusiastic reception. Much
qualification is felt at this latter triumph
over Balfourism by the men of WOOD.
ford. It adds one other proof to the
many already given that coercion has
no terrors for them.
KERRY.
In the House of Commons, on March
Cd, MIR. Jackson, Secretary to the Treas
ury, replying to Mr.. z. j. O'Brlen. re-
fused to grant Parliamentary inquiry
into the effect of the Shannon drainage
works on the fishing interests. Mr..
Balfoar, replying to a question Of Mr..
Clancv as to what action the Lord
Chancellor intended to take respecting
Mr.. George Sandes, j. p. Listowel,
pleaded shortness of notice for inability
to reply. Mr.. T. M. Healy contrasted
the two months which have elapsed
since the allegations were made against
MIR. Sandes with the short shrift given
to Mr.. James Byrne, OF Wallston
castle, for merely adjadicating in a
court house he did not attend.
KILDARE.
Mrs. Celly, of Iron Gate, Clongorey,
on whose farm the structural alterations
forbidden by Colonel Forbes precept
were made in the outhouses recentlV,
received, by registered letter, through
the post, a notice to quit, which expires
in November. On the same day Mrs.
Kelly, who was in Jail, and on whose
holding the timber huts for the shelter
Of the evicted tenants have been erected,
received similar notice. Later in the
day, Nelson. the process server, served
copies Of the notices at the houses OF
the tenants. On the expiration OF the
notice the landlord may proceed By
eiectment process on the title. which
comes on for hearing at the succeeding
Quarter Sessions.
KILKENNY.
On the 10Th ult., one Of the most att
tractive and interesting entertainments
ever witnessed in Kilkenny was given
al the Athen@um by the boys Of St.
Patrick's Industrial School. The audi
ence was large and representative, and
the performances elected It's warm and
tokens Of enthusiastic ap
prevail. s
LIMERICK. NJ
u The Lord Lieutenant has committed Il1l! 9, ted
the sentence of death passed on Michael
OBrien, at the last Munster W & ullae
4 aai zes. held Ut n enagh North Rlding,
Is penal .servitude for LIE.
LOU H.S
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~ ola Church of St. FefeIs Wee
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KILKENNY.

4. The Lord Lieutenant has committed
the sentence of death passed on Michael
(),Brien, at the last Munster Wln ot
ASH zes, held at n enagh North hidlng,
Is L penal servitude for lite.
i olrTH.
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TYRONE.

The names of Ellen O'Neill, Of Dun
cannon, widow; and Robert M0ffat, of
Dangannon, ironmonger, trading as
Robt. Moffat & Company, appear IN the
Gazette as bankrupts,
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ARMAGH.

The Rev. p. P. Campbell, late G. Z.
of Lurgan, has been appointed T. ?. OF
Loughbrickland parish.
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315 YEARS AGOl-

The house of oske founded Successive improvements
have marked its onward march, after season.
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PROBATE COUST.


Estate +. +. Selke, minor, final &C
count approved, except S25 attorney
fee. l.. w. Menger appointed guard
dian.
Estate JOsefa Linn, Will admitted
to probate and Conception Linn APP.
pointed eXecutriX, bond $4,000 A..
Rivas. Geo. Altgelt and WV. Boone
appraisers.
Estate Mansfield minors, release of
guardian G.. G. Collins, examined and
approved.
Estate of Louisa Frehde. final ac-
count temporary administrator APP
rOved.
Estate Matilda Schmidt final ac-
count of administrator and guardian
approved.
Estate Helene Wagenfuhr, claim of
VIM. McGrOrty approved.
Estate f. A. w. ColquhOun, order
correcting description of property
granted.
Estate Rachel EcB ford. final ac
count OF administrator approved and
order granted distributing estate.
Estate Geo. p. Lyons, minor, an.
nual account approved.
Estate Thornton minors, ditto.
Estate Carl SartOr, non cOmpOs
mentiS, annual account approved.
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CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

Editor IIGHT.
Mr.. Otto Prapger in yesterday s
LIGHT seems to be exercised over Mr..
LOckhart's sermon on the "Divinity
Of Christi He seems to be aching
for a fight. The revival meeting AT
my church will not be side-tracked
for debate, but if Mr.. Preager can't
get along without it we Will certainly
accommodate HIM to a "gentlemanly
debate
Elder Clarke Braden will be
our disputamt, and Preager cau
get whom he pleases. Mr.
Lockhart is able to meet any Free
Thinker" on the turf, but his OblIga-
ton to our State Missionary Board
ito preach Christ simply prohibits
him from debating. VIII pat G .rk
Bradeu into the ring with any intide'
IN the universe and fight HIM "troU'
one round till they both starve to
death.' Here is your chance, Mr..
Praeger, to vindicate your caU>e.
JOIN A. STEVENS.
Pastor Christian church.
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Tl1e Daily Eight.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 10, 1890.
BUILDING PERMITS.

c. f. Michel & Son, shed, Nolan
street, ward 6.
A. l. Lockwood, dwelling, Ave. B,
ward 5.
Fred o. Boil, dwelling, Austin
street, ward 6.
+. Urhahn, dwelling, Burnett
street, ward G.
w. II. Way, store, South Flores
street, ward |, cost $240O
Thomas Craig, dwelling, Dakota
street, ward :.
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TIE Kansas farmer having organ
izrd his state into county and town
ship alliances and found everything
working smoothly will take the helm
in political matters. In local candi-
dates they will see that only those
are nominated who favor The views of
the alliances, and in state matters
they will run q set Of candidates of
their own. Thus the dividing wedge
enters ia Kansas as il did in Iowa and
the end score Of years hence no man
can predict
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VIII move about April lst to y
and % west side Military plaza, Fest
block 3-5-lm A. HEUSINGER.