The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-30

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New York, and, like those who had left
the previous night, were seen off by
large crowd of friends.
GALWAY.
Galway is finding its own way in re-
spect to technical education. The citi-
zens, with their bishop at their head,
have founded technical school. whose
work was recently described by Very
Rev. P. Lally, to the Practical Educa-
tion Commission, as decided success.
Though the bishop is president of the
committee and Father Lally one of Its
most active members, the school is
largely, if not preponderately, attended
by Protestant boys; which proves that
in Galway there is no fear of 1.-The Cath
Ollie atmosphere" With more means
the committee could, of course, do
more. Had they control of the Model
School they could establish school of
agriculture for Connaught.
KILKENNY.
Most Rev. DR.. Brownrigg, bishop Of
Cssory, has made the following clerical
changes in the diocese: Rev. Michael
McGrath, late chaplain, the Monastery.
Castletown, to be c. c.. Glenmore. Rev.
James Bowden, late G. c., Rathdowney,
to be chaplain the Monastery, Castle
town Rev. John Madden. late c. c., st.
Canice's Kilkenny, to be G. c., Rat'-
downey Rev. Henry Brennan, late G.
c., Conahy, to be G. c., Rathdowney.
Rev. John Walsh, late c. c., Coon, to be
c. c., Conahy. Rev. William Delaney,
late c. c., Clara, to be G. c., Coon. Rev.
Thomas Freyne, late G. c., Rathdowney,
to be c. c., Clara. Rev. Edward Bren-
nan, late G. c., St. Johns, Kilkenny,
to be G. c., Windgap, in place of Rev.
John Prendergast. who joins the Cister-
clans at Mount Melleray. Rev. Martin
White. late chaplain, Workhouse. CAL
Ian, to be c. c.. at St. Johns Kilkenny.
Rev. Jafes Carrigan, late of the diocese
of Westminster, to be chaplain, Work.
house, Callan. Rev. Johu Ryan, late c.
c., Ballyregget, to be c. c., st. Canlce's.
Kilkenny. Rev. Edward Doody, lately
ordained from Maynooth, to be c. c.,
Ballyragget.
On Sunday, October 10, the solemn
function of blessing and unwilling two
shrines dedicated to the Sacred Heart
and to St. Anthony of Padua. and I'M
yelling new stained glass window in
honor of the Sacred Heart, st. Teresa
and st. Gertrude. was performed by
Most Rev. DR.. Brownrigg. High Mass
was celebrated at IL o'clock, at which
the bishop presided. Rev. ]. Carroll, P.
p, Danesfort, preached the dedication
sermon.
KINGS COUNTY.
In consequence Of recent dispute
and litigation between Mr.. w. P. H. L.
Vaughan, of Golden Grove, and the local
police, regarding the right of Mr.. Waugh
ans game-keeper to use the barrack
pump, the inspector-geueral Of police
has served notice on Mr.. Vaughan Of his
intention to surrender possession OF the
Golden Grove Police Barrack at the ex-
piration of the present year. The re-
suit Of this decision Is that Golden
Grove Barrack will be abolished alto
gether, and the district will be handed
over to Roscrea
KERRY.
ha1A
an inquest at Beale on the body of
youth named Patrick Buckley. who died
a few days previously from injuries ac-
cidentally received at Craughderrig
creamery, on the 9th of September, by
falling on q milk tank. DR.. Moriarty tes-
tilted that the cause of death was COIL
gestion of the spinal cord. and the jury
returned verdict accordingly. -
The earl of Kenmare was an applt-
cant for the fixing of fair rent before
the land sub-commissiOners at Killarney
recently, the landlord being Mr.. H. Her
bert. 1t will be a matter worth noting
how the commissioners will decide this
case. in which two landlords are en-
gagged in playing the game of "dog bite
dog"
LIMERICK.
At Limerick Quarter Sessions, Judge
Adams heard an action for $1,000 dam
ages for alleged Islander brought by Mr..
Ryan, postmaster, Groom, against MIR.
Clifford, chairman of the Groom Board
of Guardians. The SANDER was alleged
to have been uttered at meeting Of the
Board of Guardians, and, as contended,
imputed perjury to the plaintiff. Judge
Adams held that there was no legal
cause of action, and dismissed the case.
At the same sessions Patrick Mulqueen
sued the Munster and Leinster bank for
assault alleged to have been committed
on plaintiff by bailiff in the employ
ment of the bank. His honor awarded
the plaintiff sixpence damages.
LEITRIM
On the morning of October young
man named Patrick CASTILLO, from Ann
adult, near Mohill, was found on the
road in a dying state, from the result
of a terrible beating he had received
whom returning from MOhill market