The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-01-09

Ills HOLINESS fOpo LhO ALI uhS U06u
pleased to appoint the Most Rev. DR..
Browning, Bishop of OssorY, Assistant
Bishop at the Pontiicial Throne. The
appointment has been made during his
present visit ad ]imina to Rome.
KERRY.
Mr.. William OBrien, M. F., presided
over the Tralee Convention, on Dec.
10th, the other members present being
Messrs. J. G. Flynn, Denis Kilbride,
and J. D. Sheehan. Addresses we're
presented on behalf Of the Town Com
missioners, the Board OF Guardians,
and every pubic body III the county.
Mr.. O'Brien, in the course Of his speech
pointed out that the general election
would put An end to Factionalism. The
reply which the Factionists made to the
suggestion Of Michael Davitt for peace
was to stir up Factionalisn, but the re.
suit would be to induce the people Of
Waterford TO follow the example of
Rebel Cork.
KILDARE.
The agent OF Mr.. Dominick O Fer
rail-, Of Kildangan Castle, county Kill
dare. has given reduction OF from 20
to 81 per cent, to the Mayo tenants.
KINGS.
In the Land Court, Dublin, on Dec.
11tb, the following took place: Kings
County-Estate Of Charlotte r. Gamble,
owner; Margaret DrueEt, petitioner.
Lot IL ,9S7 acres Of the lands Of Keel
looly, Barony of Ballyboy, producing g.
net rental of e3o8 1853; held in fee SIM
pie. Adjourned at $4,000 MIR. Den
nlng, of Tullamore, said that he be-
lieved chat the tenants on the estate
would be willing TO advance about e5,-
Co., Lot $3.50 acres OF same lands;
net rental, e177 Is. Sd. No bidding.
Lot 3-~321 acres of the lands OF Clog
hanmore; net rental, e2o3. Adjourned
at se2 800.
'' ~ I.ONGFORD.
All a meeting of the Longford Board
of Guardians, on Dec. 10th Joseph
Wilson, presiding), 1t was resolved, on
the chalrman's motlop, to present the
Most Key. DR.. W oodlock with congrat-
ulatorT address On the occasion OF his
golden jubilee.
LOUTH.
On December 4tb, small farmer
named James Flanagan and his wife
were in Ardee transacting some bust
ness. They had their horse and cart
with them, and on their wav home the
cart was upset in bog-h and the
woman drowned.
LIMERICK.
The Most Rev. DIR. O'Dwyer, Catho-
lie Bishop of Limerick, speaking in
Limerick, on Dec. 10th, said that the
education difficulty in Ireland could be
best met by improving the present Ma
tional school system and making 1t ac-
cord with the facts of Irish life. The
English School Board system should
certainly not be introduced into Ire
land. He could express no opinion at
present respecting compulsory educa-
ton.
MAYO.
The line of railway connecting Bal
linrobe With Claremorris is drawing to
a completion, and that early in the new
year that long felt for want will be sup
piled to the well-doing people of che
metropolis of Kilmain. The opening
Of the Balllnrobe will considerably inn
prove the condition of the town and
give fresh impetus to traffic to the
vast land-locked territory westward of
that flourishing town. The line between
Claremorris and Swinford will be soon
in the course of construction along the
whole route. During the early part OF
the week were engaged at lock-spittjng
and preparing to fence that portion
close to Claremorris Station. It will
be in full working operation on the.
dawn Of the new year. 81