The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-03-29
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workmanship OF the interior Of the in
strument is q credit to the establish
ment,
GALWAY.
& On the 21st ult. Mr.. Patrick McDer-
mott, r. j.. g., and his two fellow
prisoners. were again brought from
Galway Jail to Ballinasloe, and again
for the sixth time-were remanded for
eight days for refusing to be sworn in
connection with the Woodford Star
Chamber proceedings.
KERRY.
"a few days ago wanton and cruel
outrage was committed near Ballyseedy.
about two miles from Tralee, when q
COW belonging to poor widow named
Johanna Connor was killed. The only
reason that can be assigned for the out
rage is that Mrs. Connor had on several
occasions summoned some Of her neigh
bors for Urespassing on her land. A
claim for eco compensation has been
lodged by Mrs. Conner.
KILDARE.
On the 1st inst, on the application OF
Mr.. T. Nj. Healy, Nj. F., the Court of
Queens Bench, Dublin, issued per-
{. mptory mandamus for the preso tia
ton of stated case. in the matter Of
the Rev. Austin Kinsella, 2. p, of
Clongorey, who had been sent to Kill
kenny Jail. on sentence OF two months
Imprisonment, for failing to give Sc
curlties to be of good behavior, by Re.
movable Vesey Fitzgerald. The court
also ordered the Rev. gentleman to be
liberated. on bail, till the case was ad-
iudicated; which was done the same
day.
KILkENNY.
In the Bankrupt Court, Dublin, be-
fore Judge Mi Ter, on the 18th ult.. il
the matter of Timothy Murphy, gen.
eral dealer IN GOresbridge, Mr.. E. j,
Hudson, Of A1nott & Company Limited
was appointed creditors assignee.
LIMERICK.
Up to our last mail advices, from
Limerick, Cork and Waterford. the
strike of the workingmen in the bacon
trade continued without any prospect
of an Immediate settlement. The
Messrs. Shaw have a few men mon
society at work, and the strikers
demonstrated on the 28th ult., near the
Enlistment; but no collision took
place.
LONGFORD.
At Ballymahon Petty Sessions. on
February 18th, man named Doherty
was committed for trial to the Assjzes,
on the charge of numbering man
named Cox, of Lisnacreeva. who was
found with his skull smashed in.
LOUTH.
: On the 23d ult.. Mr.. John Dromgoole,
the principal tenant on the Massereene
estate, and Mr.. p. Bellew, were released
from Dundalk jail, after putting in
four months on charge of intimidat-
ing planters on the Massereene es-
tate. They arrived IN Drogheda by
train, and were met by the Mayor, MIR.
Simon Jordan, the Rev. Henry Mckee,
P. p. Menasterboice, and other leading
men. The Criminals were received
by two bands, and escorted throu gh the
town.
IS MAYO.
With feelings of deep regret we re-
cord the death Of the Rev. Thomas
Timlin, the venerated parish priest of
BalIisokeery, who, after well-spent
life in the jealous discharge of his
sacred duties in the vineyard OF his
Divine Master, was called, on the 18th
ult., to his eternal reward. Father
Tlmlin was spared to live to the patri-
archal age Of 81 years, nearly sixty Of
which he had spent in the ministration
Of religion, beloved and respected by all
classes, and deeply aed deservedly re-
GREETED, as was manifested BY the vast
Of the priests and laity who
attended from long distances OF the
18th ult. to paw the last tribute of re-
spect to the memory of a truly estimable
and good priest.
MEATH.
Mr.. Morgan, the evicted tenant, OF
DOwth, during the last week in Febru.
Rry, entered into occupation OF the Ma.
tional League hut, erected on the site
gwen for it by Mr.. j. r. Drew, E. o. G.
Both Mr.. Morgan and the Misses Nor
ran have taken up their residence in the
rude hut, within sight Of the once neat
and comfortable cottage home from
which they were evicted. The hut ad-
Joins the evlcted lands, and forms 9
good point Of observation of the profit
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