The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-08-16
KILDARE.

The Rev. T. lyman, parish priest of
Leighlinbridge, has been transferred to
the pastoral charge of the Important
parish of Newbridge, rendered vacant
by the death of the Rev. M. Nowlan.
LONDONDERRY.
Mr.. James McCarron, secretary Of
the Derry Tailors' society, who was
sentenced to one months imprisonment
for intimidation at the Derry Record
court was liberated on June 20. His
fellow wOrkmen are arranging a tes-
timonial for him IN recognition Of his
service towards freedom of organization
in Derry.
LOUrH.
On July Q, Mr.. Thomas nalligan was
released from Dundalk Prison. where
he was confined for the last two months
as first-class misdemeanant. His
crime was refusing to be Of good be-
haylor towards a Ballybay ''Plant"
named Parks. who now occu pies the
farm from which Halligan was evicted
last September by the Emergency party
WOODS & Co.
LIMERICK.
The death is announced of Sir Croker
harrington. Bart, which occurred on
July 4, at Glenstal Castle, Munroe. He
was the second son of Sir Matthew
Darlington, and was born July 8, 1917.
Sir Croker was highly esteemed by the
people of the neighborhood. A lover of
the fine arts, he collected valuable
tapestry. paintings Of the old masters,
antique furniture, etc. He held first
place as solicitor of the high courts,
and his firm have long been connected
with the Great Southern and Western
railway as legal advisers of that rail
road. The remains were inferred in
the family vault at st. Mary's Cathedral.
The sub sheriff of Limerick, Fred
erick Hobson, accompanied by bailiffs
and escorted by police under command
of District Inspector Wright, proceeded,
on June 80, to Farren and Mondellihy,
near Dromcollogher. where two tenants
named Sullivan aud Morrison were
evicted at the suit of the landlord,
Colonel White. In the afternoon the
sub. sheriff and his bailiffs went Oh to
LusnafulIa. near Broadford, where two
cottier laborers. named Doody and
Riordan, were evicted. A laborer named
William Delee was later evicted. The
last three cases were at the instance Of
the Newcastle board of Guardians.
and were for non payment of rent.
Under the Laborers' Dwelling Act,
Delee occupied a cottage in the town
land Of Boole.
MONAGHAN.
On the evening Of June 2S, as Father
O'Doherty was driving with Father
O'Conpor, newly ordained priest, be-
longing to the Corduff district, he was
followed by three constables in a team.
who pursued the rev. gentleman most
assiduously. The next day the usual
staff of police. mounted on their car,
attended at the country chape]s. but to
their disappointment Father O'Doherty
only attended at one, Corcreagh.
TIPPERARY.
Mr.. Malachi O'Dwyer, Of Clonoulty,
who was convicted with Mr.. John Kelly
recently at Cashill, by coercion court
in connection with the Smith Barry
estate iI that district, was arrested at
his residence by the police on July 4th,
The sentence imposed on MIR. O'Dwyer
was four months. Against this he en-
tered an appeal on a case stated, but the
superior courts, upholding the decision.
Of the resident magistrates. a warrant
was issued for his arrest aud he was
taken into custody. He was unwell at
the tlme and Or ,dnced medical cerLi-s
ficate to that effect. This was disre
garded by the police. who lodged him in
Clonmel Jail. Mr.. Kelly. whose case
was similar, has not vet been arrested.
], TYRDN 3.
& A deputatlon, representing the people
of Leckpatrick and DonagheadY. met
the Rev. Joseph Nc KeefrY, at Mrs.
Bowie s hotel, Strabane, on June 80, and
presented HIM with an address and q
purse of soveraigns. During the three
years of Father cKeefrY's mission in