The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-09-09

guire, of Camp street, were brought up
at Petty Sessions, on charge OF as
saulting Ellen Hartigan, on the night OF
the 10Th OF July, and were sentenced to
six months imprisonment with hard la
Dor.
MAYO.
In Castelar,, on Aug. 49, considera-
BILE sensation was caused by the receipt
Of telegraphic order from Justice
Walker for the release from Castelar,
Jail OF the two brothers Moloney, who
were committed few weeks ago for
contempt OF court in re-taking posses
sion OF their holding. Taken in connec-
ton witt, the public protest against the
new form OF coercion, this decision is
hailed as the most significant victory
Tor the League, and the prisoners re-
lease is being celebrated with great re-
joicings.
MEATH.
Lord Dunboyne, the twcnty-fourtll
baron, died at Grcendale, his seat near
Exeter, England, OH Aug. II, at the
age OF Co. He was apparently i'll good
health a Jew days previously, and his
death was unexpected.
MONAGHAN.
A large and representative meeting OF
the tenant farmers residing on the cs-
tate OF MIR. E. S. Scudmore Lucas, ]. P,
was held on Aug. I0 for the purpose
OF considering the proposal OF the land
lord for the sale OF his estate. The
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
First-That the tenants assembled al
| this meeting agree to offer nineteen
years. purchase OF rent, based on the
second judicial term.
Second-Tl1at the cvicted tenants be
reinstated and placed on the same foot.
ing as the others as regards the pur.
chase OF their holdings.
Third-That tenants who are in ar,
rears give twenty years purchase.
QUEENS COUNTY.
The unwilling OF the memorial erected
on the Fair Green, Ballinakill, to The
memory OF Comerford, Crennan, ano
the men OF 'o8, took place on Aug. IS
The monument is in the form OF Gel
tic cross, standing IL feet 6 inches, ane
bearing the figures OF Father Murphy
Wolf Tone, Emmett and Henry Joy Nc
Cracker. On the front base is the in
scripton: "This cross is erected by tho
Ballinakill 'oS Club, to commemorate
the memory OF the men who gave theil
lives for ireland in 1898. Co1nerford
Crennan, Gcoghan, McEvoy, Pagan
Fox" The sides of the base also bore
suitable inscriptions. The monument is
the work OF Mr.. James Walsh, Clogren.
nan, Carlow.
ROsCOMMON.
At the last Petty Sessions, in Elphin
girl named Mary Beirnc, OF Gloon
cumna, charged a man named Patrick
Egan, who is under police protection
with discharging revolver close by
her, thereby putting her in fear and ter
ror OF her life. The court unanimousl,
decided to send Egan for trial to til,
Quarter Sessions to be held in Boyl,
on Oct. 20. Two relatives of Egan OF
fered themselves as sureties and wer,
accepted.
TYRONE.
On Sunday, Aug. 10, at both Masse:
in the Church of the Most Holy Trinity
the patriotic and venerable parish prizes
OF Donaghmorc-Rev. Canon McCar
tan-appealed to the generosity OF thu
people Of Cookstown to aid him in pay
ing off the debt which still remains due
on Donaghmorc Chapel and Parochia
House, amounting to about $500. The
congregation contributed the sum o
f4o, for which Canon McCartan thanked
them heartily, both on his own behalf
and on behalf OF the people of Donagh
more.
TIPPERARY.
On Aug. 10 a great trade labor con
vention, representing the branches o
the Trade and Labor Association il
Nort, and Mid-Tipperary, was held il
the Town hall, Nenagh, after which ;
public meeting took place, Very Rev
Dean White, P. P, V. G., occupying tho
chair, and delivering an able and elo
quent address. A number of importan
resolutions were adopted, and cordia
vote OF thanks was returned to the Yer,
Rev. Chairman.
WATERFORD.
Mr.. John Walsh, of the firm OF Thorn
as Walsh g. Sons. auctioncers, Water
ford, attended at the Figlasl farms, ant
offered the meadowing OF $50 acres fo
sale, i'll connection with which an in
junction was got against the Waterford
Star. There was no bidder. Sevcra
police we're present. Two detectives
were protecting Mr.. Walsh and accom-
panied him on his car.
WICKLOW.
| On Aug II a meeting of the Wick.