The Irish standard., 1890-07-26

six months imprisonment AS this
sentence was designed to cut off the
right of Father Crowley to appeal, he
was lodged in the Cork County Jail the
same evening. The case will, however,
be brought before the Superior Court
on habeas corpus.
DERRY.
at the inquiry on the London Com
panies and their Irish estates, held in
the House of Commons. On June 23d,
Sir william Miller, ex-Mayor of Derry,
and medical officer of Derry jail, said
that he did not see why committee of
the London Corporation should SUPER
wise the local affairs of Derry. It is
satisfactory to find leading Tory of
Derry able to see even SO far, Sir
William admitted that the Mayor Of
that city, for, although in it's popula-
tion of $4,000 there are $4,000 Catholics,
only one member Of the Corporation is
Catholic. The mere suggestion of a
Catholic Mayor would turn grey the
heads of Derry ''loYalists.'
DONEGAL.
The Falcarragh eviction campaign
ended ON June 21st. The Emergencv-
men, protected by large force of police
and military, began operations pune
tuallY at nine O'Clock. Those evicted
are amongst the poorest on the Olphert
estate. There were ten families cleared
out, the last house being IN the town
land of Magheroarty. With the family
of this house for many years past has
lived the daughter of the late liking of
Tory Island" and as she was removed
outside the police Gordon, the sheriff.
Mr.. Mccoy, jocularly remarked that it
was an unusual experience with him to
assist III the eviction Of a princess. The
late "king' was man Of very diminu-
tive statute, and his daughter. who IS
over Is years of age. measures exactly
AZ inches. At the close of the days
work an exciting scene was witnessed
on the Magheroarty-strand. Anumber
of men with carts were engaged collect.
ing the seaweed washed ashore by the
morning tide. Mr.. Olphert lately
warned the people that they would be
prosecuted if found collecting this
weed. The agent. Mr.. Hewson, taking
ADVANTAGE of the presence of the police
and military in the neighborhood of the
strand, made decent upon them, but
he did not succeed In capturing any of
them.
KERRY.
"A very melancholy accident. resulting
in the instantaneous death OF a Young
girl named Catherine Doyle, ABOUT II
wears Of age. daughter of laborer
named Daniel Doyle, residing in Cahlr
civeen, on June 18th. The young girl
left Cahirciveen In the company OF
some friends, for the purpose of spend
ing some time with her maternal uncle.
Patrick Qutnlan. who resides at Basla-
con. near Waterville. In company with
8 daughter of Quinlan's, she was play
ing in some shrubbery in the vicinity.
when, perceiving bull near by. she be-
came frightened, and jumped across
ditch, on the other side Of which was q
cliff Of considerable height. The poor
girl was precipitated over the Cliff, her
head coming in contact with q stone at
the base, causing her instantaneous
death.
KILKENNY.
On Sunday. June ed, a deputation
from the people of the united parishes
of Ballycallans, Klmanagh, and Killa-
loe proceeded to the residence Of the
Rev. II !. Murphy, 2. F.. Kilmanagh, to
present him with an address Of vel
come on his return back to Ireland.
The deputatlon, however. was not per,
mitted to wait on him alone, for the
time fixed having become known. q
vast number Of the parishio assem-
bled to give personal expression to their
feelings On the occasion. Tbs address
was was read bY Mr.. N. Harrison, r. u g., l
and loud cheers were heard as soon as
be had concluded II. Father Murphy
returned an appropriate reply.
LIAfEKIC k
~ Young man>named McSweene1 Of
was drowned while bathing
of Kilkee, on June 18th, q is body Was y e
recovered next evening The funeral
obseQ,l,ies took place on tho 18Th, the 10
IA ins belng inferred from the Re.denlp-
tso,arist Church Lime
II.
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