The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-07-18

mem hers present. SSAl dern1an (1,ReillyI
lOccupfed the chair. 4 he present Lord
i Mayor was renominated by q vote of #25,3
to s for Alderman Sir Robert Sexton.
i Nineteen Nationalist members were alb
Isent from the meeting. " ssgsssS a
Mr.. NC. Macinerney, @. G., Of the
Irish bar, who has lately been acting be-
i fore parliamentary committees on Irish
bills. is about to become a member Of
the English bar, with a view TO practic-
1 ing at the parliamentary bar. He was
called" in 1879 and took silk in 1894,
| and is revising assessor for the borough
of Dublin. Mr.. Macinerney was called
Ialso to the New York bar, having resid-
ed for some time in the United States.
GALWAY. a
1t appears that Mr.. Tenor, who Is the
chief instrument Of the Marquis of Clan
! ricardo, in his determination of his ten
ants over the vast estate that is cursed
by his ownership, in the County Of Gal
way, while engaged in the devils
work. 1.-THE words are those of the Cas-
tie" attorney general for Ireland), for
| the last three years. has cost the public
just $4,000 for his protection. 1t seems
a little dear at the price. BY a refine
ment of cruelty the people are COM
PEELED to pay, in county taxes, for this
encouragement to their own extirpa-
| ton. M
In the court Of Bankruptcy, Dublin, be-
fore Judge Miller, on June 16, the case
LOT Jane Glynn came up. The bankrupt
was. a grocer and publican In Loughrea.
In August, 1891, she assigned the busi-
ness to her brother, Francis Glynn,
| who undertook to pay her an annuity of
| EGO. Francis G1ynn was now examined
by Mr.. Frank Scallan, on the part OF the
assignees, and said there was at present
ESQ or EDS worth Of stock in the place,
and about like amount of debts due to-
him. About ELS was due on foot of the
annuity The witness said he would
| fully account. The case was adjourned
| for the accounting.
KERRY -
DR.. William J. Sheehan, of West Ha-
ven, Conn, who has recently been stay
ing at the Central Hotel, Tralee, is dis
| tinguished graduate of Yale University,
and of Manhattan College, New York.
He is now travelling through Europe,
gathering experience in the best hospi-
tails. He visited his mothers birthplace
about two miles from Dingle-on
June %, and it must have certainly been
a touching moment when he stood amid
the ruined walls of the, little cottage in
| which that mother was born. DR., Shee-
han left Tralee for Paris on June "a.
Very Rev. Father Deeley of the Domin-
lean Community, Holy. Cross, Tralee,
died ON the evening Of June Is. Father
Deeley came of an old Catholic family,
in the county Of Galway, which gave
other distinguished members to the SER
vice Of the church in his native diocese.
Having made his preparatory studies In
the monastery Of the Patrician Brothers,
Mollntrath, he was sent to Rome, and re-
ceived the Dominican habit from the
hand Of Very Rev. Father Jandel-then
general of the order--in the 18th year OF
his age. While quite young priest, he
filled the office Of master of novices. A
little later he was appointed First Prior
of st. Savior's Waterford, on the re-es-
adjustment of the Dominican order in
that city. The duties of a. similar posi-
ton he discharged at St. Thomas Col
lege, Newbridge, County Kildare. For
many years he taught philosophy and
theology with great success in the houses
of his order in Tallaght and Cork.
The death is announced, on June 18th,
at Thursillagh, of Jane, relict OF John
O'Neill, aged "a years.
KILDARE.
Mr.. James Leahy, formerly member of
parliament from Kildare, died on June
g. at his residence, 20 Harrington street,
Dublin. Mr.. Leahy, who was very much