The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-02-05

$40 pounds sterling and 8 pounds sterl-
ing costs. Tenants on the property OF
Lord Annually have also been similarly
dealt with. These, in addition to sew
eral civil-bill ejectments for many ten
ant-farmers on adjoining properties,
make the outlook for the coming season
in these cases gloomy one. 1t is stated
that the historic estate Of Mr.. e. w.
O'Brien (Cahermoyle) is about being
sold to the tenants
LElTRIM
Cruel evicticns are being carried out
on the Tottenham estate in this county.
ROSCOMMON.
AT the last petty sessions in Strokes
town. man named Bernard Conner sum
moned Patrick Gibbons the takcr of an
evlcted farm. at a place called Gloon
cagh, for threatening to assault him.
Evidence having been given the magis-
trate bound Gibbons to keep The peace
Ter II months, himself in pound sterl-
Ing and two sureties of pound sterling
10 siXpense each, Mr. Brown, r. NJ. add
ing that Gibbons was man of a violent
temper, as few weeks ago he was fined
for seriously assaulting another man
with stick on which there was a heavy
iron ferrulc two inches long.
SLIGO.
AT the recent national competition in
drawing, Sligo girl. Miss Mary Peul.,
daughter of DR.. Petit. succeeded in gain
ing third place in the advance shading
section. open to the Unitel Kingdom.
The success is the more striking as the
young lady is only in her eleventh year.
TYRONE.
On January 10th, at special court O:
petty sessions. held in Omagh court
house, before Mr.. Samuel Alcorn ]. P.
District Inspector Mcguire charged a
young woman of prepossessing appear
ance. aged about 26 years. with attempt
ing to murder her husband, James Bell.
at Dromore. on January Bird, by cutting
his threat with a razor. Head Constable
NJ Hewitt deposed that the man had
EsHn removed to the wcrkhousc hospital
and was Still! in dlnger He asked for a
further remand for eight days, which
was granted
WICKLOW.
On January 10TH the remains IF Mr..
Carrot Nolan. OF Market square, Bray,
were renewed, after requiem mass, from
the church Of the Holy Redeemer. Bray,
fcr lntcrmcnt in the family burial Elace
at Carlow. The deceased gentleman,
WHO was father of the Rev. James Nolan,
c. C., Chapelizod, and had been for nrny
years a. member OF Bray township board,
had endeared himself to all who had the
pleasure of his acquaintance, and bust
hess was suspended In the town during
the morning, and blinds drawn in private
residences. rs a last mark of rcspect to
the deceased.
WATERFORD.
at the meeting of the Waterford Board
of Guardians. on January 18th, a letter
was read from DIR. Stephenson Of Ira
more, with reference to the condition
OF his district. The. government, he said,
should be called on to make free grant
OF seed potatoes to the lahorers This
was urgently necessary at present. A
number were suffering from want Of food
and an epidemic Of fever had been tho
cause of much misery and one death,
there being eight families laid up. If
there was want now amongst the labor
ers how much more would it be :Axt
season. when those poor people would
be unable to SOW their crops. After
some discussion and wransling, Tie mat
ter was laid over
WEXFORD.
On January Sth serious accident be-
fell MIR. Richard Walden, of Nash. at
Mr.. =. kent's. OF Ballykcrogue, where
he had been threshing Mr.. Walden is
owner of the machine, and was attending
1t, but got his wrist accidentally cut by
the belt, which severed AZ artery. Mr..
Kent at once put him into a croydon,
and drove him to Arthurstown lispen-
sary where DR.. Began dressed the wound; ;
and he is now all right again.
CRtarrh Cannot BE Cured