The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-03-07


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i Walton 1.-THE game for the landlord, il
our. deIpapk be granted Z, &. S5.s(. ~
#ss@.= 5ss1 DOWN.
4 Miss EWart, Of DiVernagh, near Bess:
Il brook was returning home the other
might, and when near her house was ac-
boosted By several masked men. Miss
4 EWartsis Interested in an action in the
superior courts, and the men who accost-
Led, her threatened to shoot herf the ac.
ton was not. withdrawn within a week.
Miss EWart escaped. but was roughly
handled. The masked men did not SER
lousy mean harm to the. lady, or she
would not have so easily escaped from
several" men. v
sfe 80 s.e.4.S DUBLIN. =
r. Prepared "by life Of prayer, by the
practice. OF. CHRISTIAN virtue, and fortified
1 by. the, rites. and consultations ~of the
church, Rev. Felix Treacy, the patriarch
! Of the Irish clergy, passed TO- the enjoy
!, M3ent Of. his reward promised to the good
and faithful servant: He had just COM
| pleted his ninety second year He re-
ceiVed ordination ID Maynooth III 1880.
|1itnmed lately Entering upon his priestly
tduties III Kildare. In due time he was
4 appointed parish priest of Balyna.7 Two
beautiful churches and several schools
! are monuments Of. his zeal and piety.
At tina age of 80. he Withdrew from pas
.tpral cares, and responsib ilities, was re-
] NV he LOT OF Tn
chiccre, and devoted years to his person
al sanctification. He has had peace
] fill, holy death.
I Recent deaths in Dublin-Moran Feb.
III: at 43 East .Arran street, christopher
1 Moran; %O'Nefl1:7. Feb. 4, at 109H@ Great
Britain street, Fanny O'Neill; Sohan, Feb.
Is, at.89 NoTth King. street. Miss Kate
Sohah; Dolan;sFeb.,2, at 81 St. Ignatius
road, Dublin, Mary Anne, aged 36 years,
! wife Of Joseph Dolan; Wickham, Feb.
! lat st. Johns street Enniscorthy, Fran
els A. Wickham Gate of Main street,
EBlackrocl)rage 37years; Mccall, Feb. Z,
at 23 lprnrlarkets Patrick; Mccall, aged
! 77Nears; BNrne, Feb 6, at Baggot Street
| Hospital, MI. Patrick Byrne, Duke street,
late OF Leopardstown; Whelan, Feb. 5, at
Mewybanl ks Cottages, -kingstown, Ellen
| Whelap in her ~50th year; Heaviside, Feb.
| at AZ Haroldscross, Mrs. Mary Heavi-
side; MUlrennin, Feb. 1, at, Q Upper Rut-
land street. Patrick Mulrennin; Cullen,
Feb I. at Sf2S Carlingford road, Mary Cul-
Hen tate r. NJ F. y, aged IS years.
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81 :. .5s.>s ss: T<Sasr FERN1ANAGH.. = =.
ls..,5MEs. 2SmA h. Darling street, Enniskillen,
d:ea recently: 4 The sad event was widely
| and: deeply regretted. Her remains were
inferred in the New Cemetery; funeral
| cortege long and representative of all
oreeds and: classes.
| AT the meeting of the Enniskillen
Board of Guardians, Earl of Belmore pre-
siding, the following resolution, which
was passed blythe Gaelic League, Dublin,
was on the motion of Mr.. Hugh r. Lind
say, seconded by Mr.. Thos. Plunkett,
adopted: ''That we protest against the
action of the body known as the School
masters Association in endeavor.ng to
have the total of marks in the prepara-
tory grade of the intermediate examinas
tions reduced, with the avowed object OF
crushing out the Irish language in inter-
mediate schools; that we are confident
that public opinion will resent action in
that direction; and we hope that the In
;termediate Board, instead Of countenanc-
crease the Inducements for the study Of
IRISH to an extent commensurate with its
high Importance in Irish education
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80 GALWAY 40,
|. The goyernogship Of Jamaica will be-
fopgA yaGaaH Itt s ii4n April next, when Sir
.behGXe 81 zKtee s.: term r. will expire. Sir
Henry e : aid adm istration has been a con-
f!sptEdoas shAct1ssGs and his departure will be-
much regretted by all classes. This post
Is. worth $4,000 year, but Mr.. Chamber
lam contemplates reducing the salary to
$4,000 a year. Sir Henry is brother of
P. Blake, manager. of the Bank Of Ireland,
Galway; =, &. ...s =. as...:....f
On Thursday: the ceremony Of the re-
ception of two pOstulants took place at the
Ballina ConVent-Miss Kate Hinnigan,
daughter Of the late Mr.. Patrick Hmm
gan, Ardnaree, and niece of the late Rev.
F: McNulty, Skreen, who entered religion
as a choir Sister, and Miss Margaret Cree
ly; Galway, as lay Sister. Most Rev. Dr..
Conny presided at the reception. 49,.
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The different notices and plans for the
AWaterville and Va1entia Railway have
been lodged with the secretarysof the
grand jury, and the application of the
promoting company will be heard at AS
sizes ia March, The line would open the
beautiful tourist. district of Waterville.,
The mountain, sea and lake scenery IS.
magnif cent. and little, if at all, inferior
to Killarney. The best salmon and trout
fsIling IN lake and river, and boating, sail
s?Ma$ y. : Sea Battling. golf links and tennis
grounds TlreaB are now three excellent,
hotels. sssFheslong drive from Cahercfveen
ITO Nsatervillea has INITIATED against the
Success Sea the place and it is. between
fthesez points that the new line IS proposed
! : County Court Judge Sha, took up the.
hearing az fair rent application in Tra1ee
a S FEW da Jf ago Of the seventeen applica-.
tfolnr t al The list. seven were adjourned
aid tN6 tfadsfrls1' to til Land Commission.
# lie case 0f john Casey. tenant; Michael
MoIoney aud Others Ian dlords, was dis
'' ':h ~ AZ Ia 49, -: KILDARE. So
= sr;Fshhisss Mas Town Commissioners: at a.
meet: We aifesday had under considera-
tioh TIE AfepDrtyDf the committee on the'
Fre1IA:h1iris as,x1 numbering the streets in
e5aa s. v.As he committee did not fully go
into the questi on of numbering the houses