The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-11-07

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The syndicate of show spectators,
who call themselves The Giant Cause
way Company, Limited have obtained a
writ against Mr.. Robert Young Of Bally-
money, Rattfriland, in which they seek
damages for trespassing on the Causeway
and refusing to leave when requested,
claiming to go and be there as a member
OF the public The syndicate claims TO
have it's local s'habitant' in the town Of
! Limavady; but except the name Of their
solicitor, "B. II. Lane" nobody seems tc
know anything about them. except that
4, they want 10 extort fee from every Wis
1 itor desiring TO view the Giants Cause
| way, either from sea Or land
ARMAGH. -5-'"'s'S
| On Oct TO- a stabbing affair, rather Sc
rious was reported to have taken place
/ at Tullymore A number of men OF the
farming and laboring class who had
been drinking in public house in the
neighborhood. afterwards proceeded to a
wake in the locality. On the way a row
arose amongst the party, in the course OF
which a man named John Kelly, Of Tul-
Ignore, was stbbed with a knife In the
| side. The injured man was conveyed to
! his home and attended by DR.. Brown, of
Benburb. who considered. his life in dan
ger. Next day, q. servant III the locality
named John Hughes, was arrested on the
charge OF stabhing the injured man.
| On Oct. II, well attended meeting Of
members Of the Armagh Catholic Read
ing Room was held, the chair being occu-
pied by Rev. John Quinn, ADM, Armagh,
at which it was decided unanimously that
literary and debating society should be
established in connection with the Read
| ing room. The meeting then proceeded
! to appoint the office bearers OF the society.
with the following result: President, Rev
Felix McValy. G. c.. and MIR. Hugh Scan
| ION: honorable secretaries. Messrs. Ar
! thur McGurk and J. P. McGarvey.
CARLOW.
! On the evening of Oct. ID, the Carlow
church bell rang cut an alarm Of tire, and
! it was ascertained that the services OF the
Volunteer Fire Brigade were required at
| Burton Hall, some four miles from the
residence of MI J. C. V. E1lgledow. NJ. P.
for North Kildare. The fire had broken
out in the bedroom Of Mis-. EngledoW; but
| by the aid Of the workinen and firemen,
after two hours hard work, the fire was
prevented from spreading much beyond
its original limits, and was finally sub
dued. The loss, which is slight, is COW
cred by insurance.
Rev. M. Norris has been appointed par
ish priest Of St. Mullins. The reverend
gentleman Is about to be made the recip-
lent of q substantial mark OF the appre,
citation in which he was held by the peo-
ple of Bagnalstown. Rev. Paul Murphy,
| c. G., is changed from Clonegal to Bag
nalstown. and Rev. J. Robinson, c. c.,
from Graiguenmanagh to Clonegal.
CLARE.
The death is announced, from Ennis, of
Mr.. John Cullinan, ex-coroner of North
Glare, after very brief Illness Mr.. Cul,
Imam was considerably over 80 years of
age. He was father OF Mr.. John Cullinan.
c. S., Ennis; Mr.. II. G. Cul'inan and Maj.
f. G. Cu,linan, sub-sheriff Of Glare and
uncle to Mr. II. F. Cullinan, G. e., Dub
lin Castle.
Despite the fact that the prospects OF
the present harvest are of the most hope
less kind for the tenant farmers Of West
Glare and the laboring classes yet the
signs of wholesale eyictions Tor the COM
ing winter are made clear enough. At the
quarter sessions held in KilTush before
Judge Kelly, there was an unusually large
number Of DEGREES and ejectments granted
against tenants on the estates of Mr.. Scott
near ISildysart, Mr.. Stackpoole's estate,
the Vandeleur estate, Mr. McDonnells
and ether properties in West Clare, the
amounts due varying from two 10 three
years, and invariably up to last March.
Some of the tenants on Deer Island, in
the Shannon, near Kildysart, We're also
processed for two or three years rent.
A number of tenants on the estate OF Mr..
Wilson Fitzgerald were also procossed,
while quite a batch of ejectment DEGREES
was granted on the Mcdonnell estate in
the West.
CORK ..
The magnificent new Church of the
Holy Rosary, In Middleton, was so,emnly
dedicated on Sunday, Oct 4. The cere-
monies were graced by The presence of his
Eminence Cardinal Logue his Grace Most
Rev. DR.. Croke, Archbishop Of Cashel,
Cork; Most Rev Dr. Dwyer. Bishop Of
Limerick; Most Rev. DR.. Sheehan. Bishop
of Waterford, and Most Rev. DR.. Browne,
Bishop OF Cloyne.
A remarkable demonstration Of enthu-
s;as,n awaited Cardinal Logue and the
other prelates ON their arrival at the
Middleton STATEN. An immense crowd
was present, accompanied by the Middleton
brass band, and when the party appeared
enthusiastic cheers were raised. Cardinal
Logl,e and rarty were escorted amidst re-
newed enthusiasm to the residence OF
Canon Hutch. Many of the houses en-
route were gaily decorated, and at inter-
walls flags and banners were suspended
across the streets, appropriate notices Of
welcome being also displayed. Arrived
at the parochial residence, Very Rev.
Canon Hutch asked the people to excuse
Cardinal Log1e from addressing them, as
he was fatigued after his long journey.
His Grace, the archbishop of Cashel, who
was enthusiastically cheered, briefly ad-
dressed the people.
On the evening of Oct. H. an entertain
ment, promoted by the Total Abstinence
Society attached to the Father Matthew
Memorial church, Charlotte-quay, Cork,
was held in the Assembly rooms, in honor
of the anniversary of the Apostle of Tenn
perance. The principal feature of the &C.
casion was lecture On The Life and
Work of Father Matthew" delivered by
Rev. J. Conmee, S. j., Upper Gardiner
street, Dublin. There was a very large
and representative attendance. The chair
was occupied by Rev. Father Fidelis, 0.
S. f. c.. and large number of the clergy
was present. At the close OF the lecture,
on the motion of Mr.. N. Healy, M. F.,
seconded by Mr. Eugene Cream, N. P,
warm vote Of thanks was passed to the