The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-06-10
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to the prosperity Of the coun,-
try, and that the politicians who for
their own purposes could fan the flames
Of intolerance undertook q very great re-
sponsib iity indeed. ~
CORK.
A primrose League meeting was
held in Bandon on Monday night, May
9th, at which resolutions were proposed,
condemning the Home Rule bill. Mr..
George Beare, as Protestant Home
Ruler, proposed an amendment. dissent
ing from the resolutions which was re-:
fused by tho chairman, Lord Bandon,
who, amid considerable confusion. de-
Glazed the resolutions carried, and the
meeting adjourned, 80 that not even
protest could be entered.
DUBLIN.
At the instance OF the managers
of the Great Southern and West
ern Railway Company, the Midland
Railway, and the Cork and Bandon and
South Of Ireland Railway Company, Mr..
J. Mcconnell, of .48 Lower O'Connell
street, Dublin, the well-known artist
has prepared most interesting and IN
it's way unique colored map OF Ireland
for the Chicago Exhibition. The map
is of colossal size, and gives with singu-
lar clearness and effect the various
counties of Ireland, with the railway
routes marked. All the famous districts
patronized by tourists are in g special
degree indicated. There are also marked
the course of the American line for New
York, the mail routes, etc. The map
which is beautifully framed and glazed,
is surmounted by the shield OF arms OF
Ireland, and surrounded by many Of the
beautiful Photographic views already
sent over by Mr.. Lawrence.
KERRY.
An outrage of diabolical character is.
from Molahiffe. On the morn
ing OF May 9th, three milch COWS, the
property OF M. Mcmahon, OF Castlefarm,
were found horribly mutllated having
been gashed with knife or other sharp
instrument. One of the animals had to
be killed and the others were attended
by Mr.. Murray, Y. s. No motive is as
signed for the wanton act, as Mr. Nc
Mahon is very popular in the district.
In the field where the COWS were injured
there were some forty others, which
were not interfered with. Some drunken
rowdies, returning from the fair of Cur
rens, are supposed to have been the
KILKENNY.
For some time past considerable dis
cussion has been raised in the Kilkenny
Union relative to the small expenditure
in remedying the sanitary con-
dition of Johnswell schools, which has
been disallowed by the Local Govern
rnent Board on some technical objection.
The Guardians have, from time to time,
pointed out the unreasonableness OF the
attitude assumed by the Castle authori-
ties, but to no effect. The work was ur-
gently needed; the medical officer for the
district stated so; and in view of the
necessity of taking due precautions
against an epidemic, as the result OF
nuisance complained of, the Guardians
decided to carry ont the necessary alter
ations. Their action was bona fide, and
indeed, in face Of the medical officers
they would be much to
blame had they adopted course other
than they did. Notwithstanding, on
some miserable pretext, the local board
gentlemen in Dublin, who, on many oc-
,asions, are unqualified to be the arbi-
traitors in matters OF this kind, stepped
n and refused to sanction the payment
or the completion of the work. The
seeing that reasoning was
peffectual with class who desire but
IN excuse to make themselves annoying,
decided. and wisely so, to send the medi-
;al officers report and the correspond !
snce in connection with the matter to |
he county representatives, with a view
II having question raised in the House
II Commons.
LIMERICK.
On Monday, May Sth, coroner's in
quest was held at Kilfnane, on the body |
i Mr.W McKiernan. teller in Munster
md Leinster bank, whose dead body
vas found in wood, on the previous
Sunday morning at Thomastcwn, near
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