The Irish standard., 1891-04-18
THE IRISH STANDARD: SATURDAY, April Is.
marked every case. several being also
affected with vomiting.

marked every case, several being also
affected with vomiting.
GALWAY.
| On March l7th. Mr.. HAYDEN, M. T.,
and Mr.. Dalton, NJ. F., addressed a
series of meetings in East Galway.
commencing at Mount Bellew, where,
as 1t was market day. an enormous
number of people from the outside dis
tricts were present. A branch Of the
| League having been formed, the hon.
members proceeded to Caltra, where
meeting was held and another branch
of the League formed. Subsequently
Mr.. Dalton, proceeded to Ahascragh, /,
where the League is in very healthy
condition, and addressed large and
enthusiastic meeting.
KERRY,
! James Riordan and Patrick Hackett.
| the former charged with the wilful
murder of Cornelius Hick1e, at Crlnny,
near Castleisland, III June. 1882, and
! the latter charged with completely IN
the murder of Patrick Flahive. at Glen
lea, near Hallyhe1gae, in August. 1886.
| were again brought uD at the Court.
| house Tralee. on March 18th before MIR.
| Cecil Roche, r. NJ. and were further
remanded for week.
KILDARE.
Judge O'Brien opened the Kildare
! Asszes on March 18Th. Addressing
the grand jury, he said that the cases
to be laid before them were somewhat
more numerous than usual, but they
would not IN themselves constitute an
exception to the observation that there
is freedom from open crime-though be
| did not mean to convey that the county
was free from some forms of distur-
bance that are, so far as they prevail.
Inconsistent with public tranquility.
KILKENNY.
On March lSjh, che police at Kosher
con arrested man named Richard
Dalton, Kiibrehon, county Kilkenny,
about two miles from New Ross. On a
charge Of assaultlng his brother. under
extraordinary circumstances, It ap-
peared that Dalton and his brother had
series Of disputes and rows on ST. Pat
rick's Day. arising out Of the sale Of
some cattle by tbs brother ON the pre-
vious day at the fair of New Ross.
They fought, but after the first attack,
| quietness appeared to prevail in the
family. Oa the next morning another
disturbance arose, and Dalton's brother
| went to tosbercon. where he swore out
an information. Constable Rorke ar
rested Richard Dalton. and the prison
81 on being brought before magistrate
was rernanded, bail being accepted for
his appearance at the next district
sessions.
LEITRIM.
Summonses. under chs Coercion Act
| were served late Oa this nignt Of March
10. upon Corney MeManu Dru msham
b0; John Me Manus and Patr ick Nc
| Manus, Drumshambo; Robert Cryan,
and James McD arm ou5 jun. of Carrick
on~ShannoD. for alleged rioting at the
anti Parnelllts meeting held at Carrick~
on.Shannon. On Sunday. 22l February
last. WITNESSES summouses we've also
served upon the Very Rev. Canon
Hoare, 2. p, V. f.. Carrlck on Shan
non; Rev Father McGivern, G. c., Bal
llnamore; Rev. 2. DonohOe, F, F., Mo.
hill; DR.. Mulcahay, coroner, Ballina~
more; and Mr.. Patrick Farley, F.. l.. G..
LIMERICK.
Mr. Michael Spain. of Roche's street.
Limerick. provision merchant, recently
purchased the beautiful residence at
CORDIALLY. built aud occupied for some
time by Mr.. Owen MCCARTHY, Of Mum
greet street, at very heavy outlay. The
purchase money was $3.50. There are
seven acres OF firstclass land attached
to the residence. all Of which il within
the borough of Limerick MIR. Spain Is
lease runs for the old ia shioned period
OF "niue hundred and nine5y-nine
! years." with the usual days of grace.
LUNGFORD.
AT recent meeting OF the LOngfOrd
Board of Guardians. a discussion arose
! as to the salary of the medical officer,
about to be advertised for to fill va
caucv in the Drumlish dlspensary dis.
trict, The DispensarY COMMITTEES, 1t
anneared. had fixed the salary at GlUt