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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03
Inna.ic A.Ylnm on Ere

COLUMBIA. s. c.. June Fire Destroy
Ing $4,000 worth OF property. including a
81 60 electric plant occurred IN the luna.
tic asylum here to-day. Trouble occurred
between the iremen and negro employees
va the asylum ana serious results wer.
threatened. hut tho negroes were taken
away By the police.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03
nli,r,. snieidr Announced.

WASHINGTON. H. c.. juno 2.-rhe
Interior Department has been notified Of
the suicide of Special Indian Agent joel
T. olive. at ST. Georges Utah. an-
nouncod in yesterdays Washington dis
patches Mr. Olive was prominent
Georgia politician and had been State
senator and state representative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

LISBON. june During an exchange
of samtos to-day an iil-cloeed breach
caused an explosion On the Austrian man
of-War Wien. The shock WAS terrific one
q the gunnors was killed and several
others were severely injured. The bar
bette was completely destroyed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03
tIarge Cotton Will

MONTREAL. QUE. June 1t Is an
nounced that the Montmorency Cotton
Company will erect large min az Drum
mondvlle 10 contain i.Uu looms ANA em-
plov M the neishoorhood OF nftccn hun
dred hands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03
Fire In Montgomery.

clal 70 the Advertiser from Opelika. Ala.
SAYS. The warehouse OF Opciika Com.
press No. .. and 5nO bales Of cotton wer.
burned tonight. Loss fully covered - IN
surauCe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

Following is the range OF the thermoine-
Ter AZ The Times office Yesterday
"a. NJ. cs u NJ. .. = NJ. =, +. NJ
.9P. NJ, y L NJ, g. Average Il J..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

COLUMBIA, :. g.. June 2-Governoi
Elcrbee announced positively tonight
there would be nO extra session OF the
legislature. ile has not decided whether
10 di-hand the State constahulHry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03
Mr.. MILLER IS EXONERAIED.
The 0. D. c. Find That He is in the
Right Place and a Good Councilman,
The INVESTIGATORS 50 REPORT.
Good Deal Of Opposition to the Report
Manifested, but when the Vote Was
Taken only Two Voted in the Mega
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

WASHINGTON. u. C.. June I'D. 5.
Hale has been appointed postmaster at
IIale's Mil.s. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

The Two Newspaper Men VIII be the Nest
Victims.

WASHINGTON. June 2-The cases
or 5ie-sfs John = shrvof. of Washing
tor. aud p. D. Edwards. of NcW YORK.
tie tNo newspaper men who figured JOB
fhe sugar Trust investigating Commlt-
tees proeco of contumacious Nlt-
nosses. w.n hc called for irial next Mon.
ssI mofa.lG, IEey haYe been selected
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YOU NEVER CAN TELL.

YOU NENEh CAN TELL.
You can never tell when you send a
word
Like an arrow shot from bow
BY an archer blind-be 1t cruel or kind,
Just where it will chance to CO. -
It may pierce the breast of dearest
friend,
Tipped with its poison or balm;
To strangers heat in 1ife's great mart
It may carry It's pain or its calm.
You can never tell when you do an act
Just what the result Will be;
But with every deed you are sowing a
seed,
Though its harvest you may not see.
Each kindly act is an acorn dropped
In Gods productive soil; q 1850 y
Though you may not know; yet the
tree shall grow
And shelter the brows that toll.
You never can tell what your thoughts
will do :. ~ = .4 ! a+5- =
In bringing you hate or love;
For thoughts are things, and their airy
wings
Are swifter than carrier dove.
They follow the law Of the universe,
Each thing must create III kind: 81!
And they spe Ger hslnx
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picturesque aspect. The plan consists
of . large central front porch haneath
a tower az massive proportions, Ranked
by two other porches for access TO- the
aisles; nave, 80 feet by So feet Inches;
ais1es, each IS feet by is feet; sanctuary
and apse, a feet inches long by ~
feet 6 inches wide, with side chapels.
The bishop and all cocerned are to be
congratulated. ON SO suspicious an incl
dent. which. as DR.. Brownrigg said in
his discourse, renews the memory Of
the. ages, Of faith, when wealth and
Cathelicy were more allied in Ireland
than they have been for three cen
turtles and more. and proves that it is
not the will that has been lacking
among Irish Catholics.
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HOw's This3

We offer One Hundred Dollars. Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that Can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known F. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to car
ry out any obligation made by their
firm.
West & Truax, wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. Ohio.
walding, Kinnan: 3 Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug
gfsts. Testimonials free
The Irish standard., 1897-06-05
TIPPERARY.

On May IL the profession and recep-
ton of three religieuses took place In
the Mercy Convent, Carrick, in the pros
ence of Most Rev. DR.. Sheehan, bishop
of the district. The Sisters who took
their final vows were Miss Julian Crotty,
daughter of the late Mr.. T. Crotty, Shan
bally Tin religion Sister Mary Alphon-
sus). and Miss Kate Galligan, daughter
of Mr.. G.. Gallingan, County Kildare Tin
religion Sister Mary PATRICK. The
young lady received was Miss Bridget
Campbell, Dublin Gin religion Sister
Mary Acquin.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
State of Minnesota, County Of Hennepin.-
Probate Court.

State of Minnesota, County of Hennepin.-
Probate Court.
Letters Of administration on the estate Of
Matte y. McCrory deceased, late OF the county
of Hennepin ana state Of Minnesota, being
granted to L. j. Buttsrfield of Faribauit Co
1t Is ordered. That six moaths be and the
same is hereby allowed frCm and after the
dateef this order. IN. which gu persona hsv ~
ing GIai ms.Or demands against tho said de-
cesssd are reqnired1to file the same in the
Probate Court of satd county. Tor e2anina-
1t is further ordered. That the arst Monday
era 1e term Of said Court e 80 held =
the Court Housetn the CITY Of Minneapolis.
in said County,; be and tie same fs hereby
appointed rs the time and place when and
where the said Probate Court will examine
and adjust said clai us and demands.
And it is further ordered, That notice OF
such hearing BE- given to all creditors and
persons interested in said estate BY. forth
with publishing this order once in each week
for three successive Weeks In The irish Stan
dard y newspaper printed and published in
ooi tv =
Dated ut Minneapolis, this 18th day Of May,
1897.
BY the Court: F. 9. HARVEY
Judge Of Probate.
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WATERFORD.

On May 18th, a meeting convened by
the Rev. w. O'Donnell, administrator,
was held IN the Cathedral Sacristy, Wa
terford, the bishop presiding, to con-
slider the best means of raising funds
that would enable those responsible to
discharge a debt Of e1,6oo still due for
the recent improvements in the cathe-
dra1. After full discussion of the sub
ject, it was decided to hold grand
bazaar, during the coming month OF
August, and appeal for aid to the peo-
pie of Waterford everywhere.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
State of Minnesota, county Of Hennepin-
CURE C0hSTlpk PATTON

DpO1N \
In the matter 81 p1roving the alleged last
will and testamept, q John George KSrndsr;
Hennepin and state Of Minnesota has deliv.
cred to the Probate Court of the County o.
!! Hennepin. an instrument In writing. purport
ing to 10 the last viii and testament of John
George korDder, late of said county and state
deceased, ind filed Herewith hts petition ts
said Probate Coql t praying thatth said IN:
Probate, and that letters testamentary be
granted thereon to said petitioner and
George L. Kornder.
1t is ordered that said petition be heard and
the proofs OF said alleged will be taken 1T =
G Court House. in the City. Of Minneapolis. in
49, 49, ut st 10 O'clock in the forenoon when ali
persons Interested may appear Tor or contest lt.t
hearing be given to ali persons interested BY
publishing this order once in each week for
he caring, in tn. Irish Standard. newspaper
printed and published in said County.
Dated 1t Minneapolis this I'd day OF June,
1897.
BY the Court: =. q. HAKvEY,
Judge of PROBATE.
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THE FELLOWS GRAVE,
RI Enxcne. Rayis..

-. BY Enxcne Davis. <s1ss.
His is no hnely-eeulptured tomb:
As gorgeous as q throne;
He sleeps within q prison gloom, =
Beneath q na1neiess stone;
No dewdrops from the starry. skies
Weep the departed brave,
Where, in the chill, cold ground it lies,
The Irish felon's grave.
No epitaph is penned above
The clay where he doth dwell
No tender words Of hope or love-
No lingering farewell;
But yet al long Is time shall roll
In character Of famo
Upon nakion's grateful soul
Is writ the felon'a name.
He died net Ia the open flsld,
In champiouing his Land;
To God his spirit hs did yiald
With eyvea upon each hand!
He gave to save struggling raca
His manhood in it, pride.
And with q smile upon his faco
The Irish teaon died. ..s:. :. ...z.s .ss
More dear to Us than Mesca's sarluas
To pilgrinas e the East,
More sacred than the dome divine
Where Isis hath hAe priest $50
AZ daar n m h1fy 1rtit
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KINGS COUNTY.

An explosion, by which an elmer
gency Planter and a police sergeant
had a miraculous escape from death,
occurred on May 9th, on the townland
of Kilbride, two miles from Tullamore
There are situated at the place men
toned three evicted farms on the Som
ers estate, and: it was in one of the
houses that are ON these farms the ex-
plosion. took place. No clew to the per-
peratcrs has yet been found
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WESTMEATH.

A movement is on foot for the estab;
lis1ment of a bacon curing industry on
q large scale in Athlone. The project
has been started by some Of the lead
ing merchants of the district, who are
convinced that the undertaking will
prove a success, and intend, at all ex-
tents. to give ii fair trial. The cen
trail position of Athone and excellence
Of it's railway and canal facilities are
some Of the factors that the promoters
rely upon to help them in bringing their
project to successful realisation.
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WEXFORD.

The Wexford People says: eve are
glad to learn that memorial to the
mayor of Wexford from the descendants
Of those whose ancestors took promi-
nent part in the insurrection of 1898,
is about being presented. praying his
worship to convene a meeting for the
purpose of forming a County Wexford
committee to make preparations for the
fitting celebration of the coming centen-
ary."
The Irish standard., 1897-06-05
WICKLOW.

i On May 10. public meeting was held
in the town hall. Bray, in connection
with the project for establishing tram
way or light railway communication he
tween Bray and GIendalough. via Glen
of the Downs. Delgany, Newtownmount.
kennedy, Roundwood and Laragh. The
high sheriff alderman Sir Henry Cocll-
&. Bray pfesid Rolu-
81 y e &
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:. GALWAY.

There has been a great demonstration
of sympathy with an eyicted tenant at
Ballinasloe. The evicted tenant. is Mr..
James Kilmartin, and ever since his
eviction in 1883, he has had his potatoes
sown for him by the surrounding farm
ers. This year they turned out as usual
with their horses and carts to do, the
necessary work, drawing manure from
the town. About five hundred persons
took part in the demonstration of SYM
pathy. i.
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MAYO.

In Castlebar arrangements are already
in progress to celebrate the centenary
of the French invasion in 1898. The
centenary celebration will be on a very
large scale in Mayo, especially in Castle
bar. Killala Bay, where the French
landed, will be feature of paramount
interest to the American contingent, and
also many interesting memorials In con-
nection with the Races of Castelar,
notably monument erected within
few miles of the town-at Frenchhtll-
where several Frenchmen were buried.
There is also a memorial slab inserted
in the boundary wall of the Protestare
church bearing the following inscrip-
ton: Erected to the memory of James
Beatty, Angus Macdonald, George Nun:
roe, Donald Urquhart, William Ross and
Dougald Cameron, privates of the F'raz-
er Highlanders, who were killed In the
action at Castlebar, with the French in
vasion, on August 9th, 1898, as a small
tribute to their gallant conduct and hon
orable death, by Col. Simon Frazer, Of
Lovat.'
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ARMAGH

The fiftieth anniversary Of the death
of Daniel OtConnell was ffttingfys ee1e-s
brated on May 18th in Armagh Cathe-.
dra1 with religious services Of more than
usual grandeur and solemnity.
The Irish standard., 1897-06-05
. ROSCOMMON.

A special Solemn Requiem High Mass
was offered up in the parish church,
Roscommon, on May 18th, in memory OF
the great Irishman, Daniel O'Connell.
The spacious church was crowded ty
members Of. the faithful, who offered UP
their prayers fervently for the repose OF
the soul of the deceased.
The Irish standard., 1897-06-05
CORK

The funeral, obsequies Of the late.
Mother Mary Teresa Fallon took place;
on May TO-: in the Convent Of Mercy,
Kinsa1e. The deceased, who was about
60 years of age. has been distinguished
member of. the Sisters of Mercy for close
on forty years. !:
The Irish standard., 1897-06-05
KERRY.

Killarney races have been fixed for
Monday, the 18th of September. The
committee expect that the meet this
year will excel any previous ones held
in Killarney. It is proposed to give
over 9200 in stakes.
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LEITRIM.

At CarrickmePe Petty Sessions an
evicted tenant named John .Logue, Of
Ballybally, was sentenced to pay fine
of los. and*10s< Cd costs, or in default
to go to Jail for week, for having
trespassed on lands from which he was
evieted three years ago. -.''
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NEWS FROM IREL and,
ANTRIM.

Most Rev. DB. Henry, Bishop Of Down
and Conner, has subscribed &109 to the
fund for the establishment Of the new
Victoria Hospital in Belfast.
The Irish standard., 1897-06-05
MONAGHAN.

The Earl of Dartrey died on May II,
at his town residence, Eaton square,
London. He was born in 1917, and was
the first Earl of Dartrey, having been
created first Baron Dartrey in 1S47, and
Earl of Dartrey in 1865. He was Lord
Lieutenant of Monaghan. He Is Sue
ceeded by Lord Cremorne, his son, who
represented Monaghan in the Tory in
terest from 1866 to 1868.
The Irish standard., 1897-06-05
DUBLIN.

The death of Lieut.. James Byrne; OF
the Dublin Fire Brigade, has caused
much regret amongst his friends. Lieut..
Byrne, who was in his SEVENTEEN year,
died ON May IA, at his residence, No. ~
st. Marks Terrace, Kilmainham. He
had been thirty years in the service of
the brigade, and leaves widow and sew
eral children to mourn his loss. He had
retired from active service three months
ago on pension. ~.
Irish race horses appear to hold their
own in value, even in advance OF their
recent triumphs on the English "Turf, -
which is supposed to be the final arena
in such matters. At a recent auction at
Punchestown, "Wild Heather" by DIAL
housie, the property of Mr.. Heather, was
sold, realizing the very respectable fig
ure of G1,900. At present good horses
Of Irish strain are in good demand:
It is stated that site comprising an
area of thirty acres has been selected for
the new factory of the Irish Motor and
Cycle company. 1t is meadow on the
north side of London Bridge road, San
dymount, and lies between the Gas cont
panys works and the Dodder. The COM
pany have taken Offices in Leinster
street.
NJ
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DOWN.

Mr. Denis Deherty; son of the Town
Clerk of Newry: (Mr. r. H. Doherty(; has.
just been elected a member Of the legis-:
1ative assembly Of Western Australia.
The Irish standard., 1897-06-05

models Of political wisdom England
ia stronger than Ireland, hat there ri have Y
been and may be yet times when cir
cun1stances we're stronger than either or
both
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SLIGO.

Rev. Father Lynch, G. c., Calry, has
been transferred to strokestown to fill
an important appointment there.
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Ny little boy has taken medicine IN the last
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He couldn't talk any more and would fall IL We
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since We aava him PASTOR Koentg'a Nerve Tonic
he didn't fall once and his speech returned. He
can feed himself now. while before using the
Tonic, his hands would Ax over his head.
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LIMERICK.

+ A meeting in support of the amnesty Of
the Irish political prisoners was held
in the town hall, Limerick, on May 9Th.
MIR. J. DAILY presided. The mayor was
also present and five other members of
the corporation, Mr.. DAILY having ad-
dressed the meeting, the mayor proposed
a resolution calling for the release of
the prisoners. Alderman Riordan sec
onded the resolution, hoping that the
jubilee celebrations would be marked by
the release of the prisoners. After re-
marks by Mr.. Donnelly and Mr.. Moran,
solicitor, the. resolution: was declared
carried and tha proceedings terminated.
fus,. Dr.
,Ka4BENNY.
The clerk of Cestlecomer Union, MFR.
Thomas Mahoeew has just completed
his flftieth yeaE ikthe Poor-law service,
aud is still ctr work, IN good form, in
spite Of his advancing years.
In KlkennFE on. Sunday, May 2, Most
Rev. DR., BrowRrjkg, Bishop Of Ossory,
laid the foupdetten stone Of the new
Church Of ST. John. The occasion was
one Of special 5aad remarkable fmpor-
taaee, and attracted very widespread
interest. The cost Of tho building Will.
inclusive Of ita tower aud spire, be close
ON eao,8eo, all Of which Messrs. Martin
Loushlin. Thomas Loughlin and Michael
Loashlin, Of sandforsl's Court, have un-
dertaken to defray. To MFR. William
Hague was committed the task Of pre-
pairing the plans for the building, which
is picturesquely sttus&ed on spot Of
ground presented by the Marquis Of
Ormonde, on which has been already
erected the Presbytery. and in full vicw
Of the railway terminus. The floor level
is raised we'll above the surrounding
streets and will be- approached BY
lights Of steps at each doorway. and aa
ma spnud fails ceonafiisl MY from The
NJ s
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DERRY,

Another SEIZURE of illicit spirits was
made recently pear Draperstown. The:
spirits were, contained in. a ten-gailon
key, which yas nearly filled. The YES
sci was found concealed in hole: COW
cred with sods,7. by sergt. Stokes and a
party Of police; -.
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this week have not been heavy. and the market
ts well cleaned UP.
.na and &c for smooth stock hens and ROSTERS
mixed. Butchers are not doing mucn; ,...
Turkeys-Turkeys are firm. with light receipts
mcks-Market weak. Stock coming Is thin
a1 Gee ae. ass1 sale. Receipts small 49,.
Note-AM coops gent out to shipers are billed
at market s;a,l prices ice.
broiiers. lA0s lbs per doz..,."..-.... 100
M Ms4sa hens ana ROSTERS smooth stock S@
Roosters, old and young .................. 10
Turkeys .na<
Good to fancy ...................".". Q;
Cog %TA T. market IL very strong. Receipts
are li9ht and the demand good.
Fat 100 to La lbs 14s4....
Good, 81 to 1OO lbs ...................... Chg
1s H,anf Il ds.s i; :.:.dy Lamb: al. s.:y
weather IL too warm.
QUOTATIONS are:
Mutton. country dressed ...............
sp %dn lambs. coarse ............... .4n4 S.
sls.sa !s Ha1s,. quiet and mostly nominal.
euotstions arc:
LIGHT clean .......... ................... se....
Aeo'a''' s'~--' FLOUR.
FIOuR-rhere Il 4 better inquiry for hcur
today. aud The market locks mSch ssronser
Second patents .................. ........3a9Ql.V
First clears tSs ~
aecond csaar. ~; .;:: ............ @
RE aosr XXX. per Ill ................ Leg -.
re Hour. STANDARD. per Dbl ............ 5o3 -.
MINNEAPOLIS HAY MARKET.
NrNNEAPOIIs. June Al. A. Hunt & Co.
report the hay market a. steady, with soot'
dernand Tor the heet GI4des.. Low grade xtuss
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never have effected between. the two
countries.
There was more quiet heroism, more
Notwithstanding danger about the sys-
TEN of importing arms into Ireland I'M
der the nose of constabulary with as
many eyes as Argus and more hands
than Briareus than there was about
many picturesque exploit in the FIELD
which has set Tyres thumming. ! need
not say that the patentee Of the system
himself soon paid the penalty in nine
years Of penal servitude, every year OF
which was filled with horrors more un:
endurahle to a man Of spirit than Ma
poleon's greaadiers experienced In the
retreat from Moscow. :
At moment when English ministers
are industrfously reversing the work q.
the last ten years Of coaciliatton, a.
instead OF encouraging the best men o.
the Irish revolutionary days to perse-
we're in locking to the appeasement at
International passions for self-govern.
ment, are teaching the Irish youngsters
of . newer day that now, as ol old. the
only way Of winning hearing from
English rulers II by further course
OF suffering and self -imnofation for Ire
land. and of humiliation and torment fda
En1iand, It may be OF SONS use to recall
FIT fhnRA wAr4 u1nf1egntx ami ovar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-28

poet Ola collision between the two countriea.
ana they are showing their, sympathy for theft
manner. Mr.. Solcn Y. Vlnrto, prnprictor Of tha
indnitIs, a Grcek paper published in this city, has
already received some liberal contributions for
me cause OF Greece, and has every reason 10 hope
that me greeks throughout the United states
WI do as much again for Greece as they did Tor
I retc last year. He has also received a telegram
from the Grand Lodge of Masons at Athens
urslng HIM To make an appeal To the Masons OF
gees who have fed to Greece. When Mr. Viarto
Was asked his opinion rs 10 which ot the powers
ne thought was behind Greece in this move