The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-03-21
ANTRIM.

On the morning of Friday. February
Goth, another dense fog prevailed In
Belfast I.ouahs resulting In the com
plete suspension OF cross. Channel traf.
ic. About noon the atmosphere III
the city commenced to clear
and all hour later the fog had al
most disappeared. About the same
hour The steamers in the Tough were
able to weigh anchor and proceed to
Belfast. While the fog prevailed III
the city during the morning farmers
cart collided with a tram Car in North
street. The tram car was greatly in"
jured, while the shaft Of the cart was
shattered and the horse was thrown
violently to the ground.
CAVAN.
William Buchanan. the man accused
of having murdered the old man Reilly
and his wife, at Liscopple, BallA James
duff. was removed, OH February l7lh,
from Kilmalnham Jail and conveyed.
under escort, to Virginia. county Cav
an, where he was formally charged be
fore the local magistrates. District
Inspector Hamilton applied to have
the prisoner again remanded for eight
days to allow him to complete his in
vestigatioD, which was granted, A
neiehb0r OF the accused who has been
in bis confidence, has been kept under
strict surveillance by the police, since
Buchanan was arrested.
CLARE.
In Ennis, on February 18th, Patrick
Tuohy, a laborer, residing in Mill street.
was a1restt charged with causing the
death Of his mother. Mary TuOhy, who
died as alleged, from the effects Of
beating by the prisoner, at the resi-
dence of the latter. about a week pre-
viously. Suspicion was first aroused by
the hurried manner in which the
corpse was buried, and Inquiries bv the
police elected the info1 nation that a
quarrel had taken place between mother
and son immediately preceding the
death of the former. The prisoner was
remanded for eight days.
CORK.
On the evening of February 10 dar-
ing sacrilegious robbery was perpetra
ted at the Catholic chapel at Carigtwo.
hill. Between the hours of six and
seven o'clock the church was entered
by some person, and two collection
boxes, one being for the poor and the
other for the P:opa cation of the Faith,
were burst open and rjflled OF their
contents. which are estimated at con
siderable sum. The Carrigtwohill po-
lice were communicated with. but 10
clue to the perpetrators of the outrage
has yet been obtained.
DERRY.
In Derry, on February 10th, at their
meeting, the Dillon Branch Of the Irish
National League passed a resolution
81 n pathisiDg with Messrs. Dillon and
O'Brien in their imprisonment; con
demning the methods of the govern
ment at their trial, and ,deploring that
the BoulOgne negotiations had ended
abo5tively.
DUBLIN.
On February Itch, j. F. Mccarthy,
Esq. j. F., visited the political prison
ers in Kilmalnham. He found Mr..
O Brien Dalton looking as we'll as when
he first saw him two months ago. MI
Redmond, of Corey, bears his impris
onment well, also. Mr.. p. O'Brien
M. F., though he does not complain,
seems to have lost weiaht, and does not
appear to be up to his old form.
GALWAY.
On the morning of Thursday. Febru-
airy 18th. MIR. John Dillon. Nj. r., and
Mr.. VIM. q. Brien, N. T., were sudden
II removed from Clonmel Jail to Gal
way. They were taken from ClOnmel
81 = 3. N. in 3 saloon carriage attached
Ex1 q special engine. As the train pass