The Irish standard., 1893-09-02

prisoner was unoQ TO- ana WIS OfU0ToQ
to find bail for his good behavior.
DUBLIN.
From return recently issued it ap-
pears that the total number 4 persons
who emigrated from Ireland during the
month of July, 1898, was 2,941, as against
g, 4S9 for the corresponding month last
year. Of these 2,765 came to the United
States. The total number of Irish emil
grants for the seven mouths ended July
31st, 1893, amounted to &c. 297, as against
1865 for the corresponding period in
1893. The emigrants to the United
States during the period mentioned
we're for the year, 34,774, as compared
with 36,518 last year.
KERRY.
Two most painful evict;ons were car
ried out in glen called EameeD, on the
Lansdowne estate, about ten miles from
Kenmare, on August lst. One was that
of a man named John Shea, who was liv-
ing with his son, Timothy Shea. who has
wife and eight young children. The
other was that of eight orphans, whose
father and mother died in the same
week, about three years since. These
poor people were loft in this bleak noun
tain glen without any covering over their
heads but the canopy of heaven, and the
screams of the eight orphans calling on
their dead parents would melt the most
obdurate heart ~
KILDARE.
AS Sir John Kennedy, accompanied by
Mr.. Frank Kennedy, was driving from
Johnstown Kennedy to the Kildare tour
nament, on July 26, his horse ran away.
A young man goiug to Mass discovered
the horse and trap lying on the road, the
horse with his neck broken, and, some
distance off, Sir John was found in the
ditch, suffering great agony. Among
other injuries it was found that his arm
was broken.
KILKENNY.
On July 24tb, at the usual weekly
meeting of the New Ross board OF guar
dams, Mr.. Kelly, the chairman, presid-
ing, we'll deserved compliment was
paid to Mr.. Harrington, the recently ap-
pointed master of the workhouse, On
the report of the Local Government
Board Inspector. The compliment is
the more remarkable, considering the
fact that for his patriotic action in con-
nection with the Ely evicted tenants in
1887, when he resigned his position as
workhouse master, Mr.. Kelly was OPP
posed tooth and nail, at the Local Gov
eminent Board Offices, when he was re-
elected to the position few months
later, when only for the Intervention of
Mr.. Morley, he would never have been
appointed. Mr.. Harrington is a Kilken-
ny man, being a native of tho Rover.
LOUTH.
On the 25th of July there died, at the
monastery of our Lady of Missions,
Lyons, the Reverend Mother Mary st.
Gabriel NEE Elizabeth Conachy) Assis
tante Generate of the Holy Order Of Our
Lady of Missions, in the 4lst year of her
age and 26th year of her religious pro-
fession. For many years past sue had
been on the Foreign Mission as Mother
Superioress al the Convent of Our Lady
of Missions, Christchurch, New Zealand.
Recently, summoned home to General
Chapter of the Order, she arrived few
days before her death at the Convent
where she first entered the Order, ALT
tie school girl, % years ago. The de-
ceased lady was daughter of the late Mr..
William Conachy,. OF Castlebellingham,
and cousin of the late Most Rev.Dr. Con-
roy, Bishoph of ArdaRh and Clonmac-
n 1ise.
MAYO.
Much regret is felt among all classes
of the community in Kiltimagh at the
removal of the Rev. Father Quinn, &C.,
who has been appointed to succeed the
Rev. Father Cunning, as administrator
of Klmactigue. His kind and genial
mannar made him q general favOrite