The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-09-07


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Arthur Stanf cid, OF ID llsbor rough, has
Ibeen sworn in a: solicitor of the supreme
court Of jndsscature in Ireland ~
DUBLIN.
| La Central News correspo emit states
Ithat tits the Intention of the Right Hon.
EDayids fhlnket, M. p, to retire from the
Representation DC u Dublin diversity
| (Trin..tt Golege), and that his successor
7 will be either Mr. George Wright, @. CO.
or ME- Inn Ross, @: G. There is .as
kick, - however, among the non-legal
graduates Of Trinity, who are very nll-
1nereus, and !Nal o1ssay: that the lawyers OF
Queen Eliza beth S Institute have had all
the ''bones" to themselves long enough,
and that the outsiders should have a.
chal.cs,s As Trinity is 4 Tory close-bor-
/ ollgh .of:the worst kin d pecially exempt.
that ssvept away the other vicious rem
nants al. the old corrupt system the
Irish people have no interest IN it, save as'
far as it always returns two virulent enc
mics of Irish Nationality, who are as in
variably aspirants for places on the .ju-
diclal bench, or anywhere else where they
can feather their peculiar personal nests
Being always Tories, only a Tory admin
:stration can satisfy their cravings; and
hence, with the advent to power Of the
Salisbury government, they have already
commenced their yawping for Office.
we are happy to be able to announce
that MS Grace. Archbishop Walsh is re-
covering from the effects Of his recent
severe cold. He lis, however, still con-
fined TO his room.
A dinner III celebration Of the jubilee
OF the Midland Great Western Railway
Company <of Ireland was gwen on the
evening Of August Sd, in the Workmens
Institute, Phibsborough road, Dublin.
The chairman lMr. Atock), in the course
Of an extremely interesting speech, re-
viewed the history Of the line, when first
opened with reach Of 261a miles to En-
field, to the present time, when its mile
age was close on 600, and recounted some
amusing anecdotes of the difficulties in
the working Of the; railways;in the earlier
days. - 49,
rs:% H FNRMANAGH.
At the regular meeting of the Ennis
killell town commissioners, on August Sd,
Ntzhugh, E.. Lindsay, j. p, was, on the
motion of, Mr.. j.. J. Roberts, seconded by
Mr.. C. NJ Stewart, unanimously re-elect-
ed chairman of the board for the ensuing
~ mouths. Mr.. Lindsay is a Catholic,
and sterling Nationalist, while great
majority of the commissioners are prot
estant and Unionist in politics. strong
proof of the estimation in which Mr.. Lind
say is held.
GALWAY. 3.
His Erninence Cardinal Gibbons, dur,
ing his recent tour in Ireland, visited
Galway, and was received there with dis
tinguished honors. The Cardinal arriv-
ed in Galway on August 7th, and was re-
ceived at the railway terminus by the
Bishop Of Galway, Most Rev. DR.. NcCor-
mack; the Very Rev. Father Dooley, 2. p,
and several other clergymen; and was in
troducsd to number Of citizens; includ-
ing Messrs. P. u. Harmon, J. C. McDon-
nell, Thomas McDonogh, F. Burke, M. J.
Kerren, j. N. Sleator, D. Dunally and 9TH
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the Bishops residence, at Mount st.
Mary's, where he was the guest Of honor
during his stay in the Western metropolis.
The Metropolitan branch Of the Irish
National League has unanimously passed
a. resolution congratulating Mr.. William
O'Malley,s one Of the. vice-presidents of
the branch, on his unopposed return as
member OF parliament for the Connemara
division of Galway f#
The gross outrage Of emergencymen
which we reported last week, upon the
estate of the Marquis of Clanricarde,. at
Woodfort. proves how sensitive the evic-
tors and their underlings are 10 the en-
couragement afforded by the advent tc
power of a Tory coercionist government.
We trust that the matter will be fully in
yestigated. and, if the facts reported be
established in evidence, that the delin-
quents will be dealt with as severely as
they deserve. But there IS not much
ground for hope, with the memory OF the
last Balfourian administration in mind
when the whole force of the government
was. without ,cnncealment or shame, |
thrown in with the landlord against the !
tenant in Ireland, and when the batter
ingram, paid for out of public funds, be-
came the sign and symbol OF castle rule.
'I16TS Is, HOWEVER, fLuS pUWC1 Al IAO 4PCS1
nile. if nut to it. to beat the landlords and
government combined again, as they did
before, if the. people will only stand
united. s
@s KERRY.
On the evening Of August Sd a sad fa-
tality took place in Killarney, in the sud
den death of gentleman named A. j.
Russell, who was about to take part in q
festive gathering IN ball room. So
cial reunion was given by MIR. M. Leonard,
agent to Lord Kennare, to some ladies (
and gentlemen in Killarney and its neigh
borhood, and the ievent was fixed to take
place at the Point Cottage, a pretty SUI
b,1rban residence situated on the shore OF
ban residence situated on the shore OF
the Lower Lake, close to the public road
leading from Killarney to K..llorglin. The
cottage, which is a private one, has been
In charge of a caretaker and has been re-
modelled by Lord Kenmare for; private |
use and for festive gatherings. Among
the guests invited was the deceased, who |
was a cousin Of Mr, Nc. Bernard. .. F.. OF
Faha House, some seven miles from Kill
larney. The deceased was after leaving
the carriage, IN company with LADY
friend, when he was suddenly seized WITH t
vertigo: and after entering the ball rooms
ana before he had time to take a seat
he suddenly fell, and within five minutes
expired.
MI. D. Kilbride having elected to sit
For NnTth (yalH ay5 IN tire Nationalist of