The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-12-27


William Corbett, steward and forest
er on the Besborough estate at Pill
town, has been arrested, charged with
embezzling money, the property Of
Lord Duncannon.
The patriotic people Of the parish OF
Mooncoin are giving very practical sup
port to the United irish League by
founding branches in the district and
subscribing money to the parliamenta-
ry fund.
James Dermody of Cloncarbin, Birr,
father Of the Rev. j. Dermody Of Sum-
MERRILL, Meath, died recently. He was
In his eighty-fourth year.
Leftrim.
At q recent meeting Of the RosSmu1r
branch of the United Irish League it
was resolved that we deeply sympa-
thize with Mr.. Joseph Gallagher Of
Drumkeeran, that sterling and uncom-
promising Nationalist and secretary to
the North Leitrim executive, who oc-
cupies lonely cell in Sligo Jail for an
unlimited term Of imprisonment by or
der Of Mr.. Justice Kenny, on an alleg-
ed crime Of contempt Of court"
Limerick.
A football match between teams rep
resenting Clonmel and Limerick was
won by the Limerick team.
A meeting of the parishioners of st.
Munchin's church, Limerick City, was
held recently for the purpose Of tax
ing into consideration the necessity Of
proceeding with the repairs to the sa-
cred edifice. 1t is one of the oldest in
the diocese and named after the patron
saint Of the diocese.
Longford.
At the last meeting Of the North
Longford executive Of the United Irish
League there were delegates present
West, Clonbroney, Drumlish and Bal
linamuck, Drumard, Edgeworthstown,
Granard, Abbeylara and Killoe.
LOuth.
A great demonstration under the aus
pices of the United Irish League was
held at Killalon recently. The proceed
ings were very enthusiastic. The Kill
lalon fife and drum band played ma
tional airs. A government shorthand
writer occupied a conspicuous place
near the platform, where, seated in an
armchair and surrounded by 'peelers,"
he took notes of the speeches.
Mayo.
Ballyhaunis new church will soon be
commenced through the untiring zeal
Of priests and parishioners. The con-
vent school children in a few days col
lected 500. So satisfactory are all
matters that the Rev. J. P. Canning
hopes to be able to begin the work at
the time originally intended.
Meath.
The Nationalist Of Ballivor have
formed a strong branch of the United
Irish League.
has been established at Fraine in the
electoral division of Grennanstown.
Monaghan.
A Catholic school is to be erected in
Newbliss district. It is understood it
will be built at Drumshannon, adjacent
to the village of Newbliss
Queens.
The Nationalist of Aghaboe parish
have formed a branch of the United
irish League.
Recent rains have caused very seri-
Gus foods all along the Barrow, and
large tracts Of potatoes have been I'M
der water and could not be dug out.
These will now be worthless and will
further increase the potato famine in
the districts concerned.
ROscOmmOn.
Notwithstanding all the rain that has
fallen for the past fortnight there has
not been drop Of water supplied.
Sligo.
Mr.. Henry BOyers, O'COnnell street,
Sligo, has been appointed medical con-
tractor to the Sligo county inirmary
and fever hospital and also to the Alb
beyleix union.
The Holy Year bazaar held to secure
funds for the Technical Training school
of the Sisters Of Mercy and Marist
Brothers of Sligo was held in the as
sembly room Of the town hall, Sligo,
and it proved a great success.
Tipperary.
Very Rev. Canon Cahill, V. G., pre-
sided at an enthusiastic meeting at
which Tipperary town formally cele-
brated it's entrance into the ranks of
the United Irish League.
Tyrone.
Redemptorist Fathers Burke, Lynch
and Curley have just closed most
successful mission in Cappagh.
The dry goods premises occupied by
J. McMillin, High street, Onagh, were
destroyed by fire recently. The loss is
considerable.
Waterford.
Many branches Of the United Irish
League are being founded in the coun-
ty, but as yet not one in the city Of