The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-29


ties. A considerable force OF police
was concentrated about Brown Square
i barracks, and after q time the Orange
men turned their attention to the con
stabulary, who retreated from the roaG
toward the barracks. The mob smash
ed windows in the barracks.
Armagh.
Near Tandragee railway station re-
! Gently Bernard Conlan was taking
down an old building when the walls
fell upon him, and he was killed in
stantly.
A dastardly attack was made al
Portadown by the Orange ruffians OF
the town on a Catholic excursion party
going to Bundoran recently.
A terrific storm passed over Dowra
part of West Cavan recently, causing
great damage, and the floods destroyed
crops in general. The mountain rivers
flowed down in torrents, sweeping ali
before them on their way to join the
Shannon.
The deportation of Irish poor from
English and Scotch unions continues.
Clare.
At meeting of the Cooraclare (Kil-
macduane) branch of the United Irish
League, held recently, Michael Cullinau
and Martin Marrinan were admitted
members of the committee.
Cork
During a violent thunderstorm which
ragged in Skibbereen recently the resi-
deEce of the national teacher of Tragu-
nina school was Quilted. The inmates
had a miraculous escape. The sur
rounding rocks were rent asunder The
walls of the house were torn and half
swept away.
A monster demonstration under the
auspices of the mid~Cork executive of
the United Irish League was held re-
Gently in the square of Macroom.
Derry.
The relief Of Derry was celebrat-
ed this year in characteristic fashion
by the prentice boys. Gangs of drunk
en- demonstrators fell upon defenseless
Catholic men and women and i'll treat
ed them in the most brutal fashion,
while the police looked on unmoved.
Donegal.
A farmer named Patrick Munday
was found dead on the road near Ar
farna, near Kinlough. He was aged
20 years.
The Gaelic feis held lately at GlenS-
willy, Letterkenny. was a complete
success and justified the anticipation
that it would eclipse anything of the
sort held in Ulster.
Down,
A great Nationalist demonstration
was held in Toomebridge recently to
support the principles of the United
Irish League.
Bishop McGivern of Dromore is re-
covering from his long illness.
Dublin.
Meetings are being held in Dublin in
support of the candidature of Thomas
j. Clarke. the ex-political prisoner, for
the position of superintendent of the
abattoir.
Mr., Daniel Tallow, ex-lord mayor Of
Dublin, has purchased The Tndepend-
ent newspaper and all the assets of the
printing company for $4,000.
Fermnnagh
sThe crops in this. county have been
injured very much by the recent storms
of wind and rain. The prospects for
fine and bountiful harvest were good
until the last week in July and the two
first weeks in August, when change
occurred which the oldest inhabitant''
never experienced before.
Galway.
The name Victoria street in Bali
nasloe sounds very queer. The nam
ing of a street in a. Connanght town
after the famine" queen is intolerable
and unpatriotic. Change it as soon as
possible.
The bazaar held in CIifden Castle
lately was brilliant sight. The tables
furnished by the ladies were attract
i've. There was healthy rivalry as to
which would obtain the most money.
Canon MacAlpine can well be congrat-
ulated on the great success of. the ba-
zaar A good amount of money was
realized.
Kerry.
Mr.. Edward Moriarty of Skibbereen,
while delivering some bags of lime to
a customer recently, was thrown from
his cart by the horse making an unex-
pected movement forward; fatal inju-
ries resulted.
Farmer Daniel O'Neill of Latter, C ?.
herciveen, was killed recently by being
thrown from a cart.
kildare.
a branch of technical industry for
boys has been introduced into Monas-
teryan. Basket making has been Sc
lected, as there is a fine supply of osi-
ers on the Drogheda estate, which the |
Countess Drogheda has offered to sup
ply free.
Kilkenny.
One Of the immediate results of an
attack made by Dublin castle on the
Kilkenny people for its fearless advo-
eacy of the National organization has
been tremendous flip to the National
in Kilkenny. Already Cal
Ian parish has organized a branch OF
the league, and several other important
districts are about to do likewise.
Kings. 9
A warm discussion took place recent