The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-23
CdteSt TrlSE) 1eWs. Fres,1'an, RSsn TIisssIy Iisa.

On Monday the little town of XII
maine was the scene of the most re
voting police outrages. 1t is beyon,
/ the power of words to describe tht
4 brutal manner in which young and OF.
l people of both sexes were set upon
/ bludgeoned, kicked and trampled on BY
force of police. The people We're ever
followed out miles from the village and
across fields, and batoned in a most
o brutal manner. Mr.. Redmond, NJ. F.
9 was hurled around the street bIr
: O'Donnell, NJ. p. was assaulted and
n dragged through the street, and Mr..
. Peter Regan got his head broken Dy q
= blow of baton, While dozens Of old
= men and women and little children
o were trampled upon and bludgeoned
f in most cowardly and revolving man
/ ner. and never at any time during the
= day was the slightest provocations
: given by the people. Mr.. William
{ Redmond, NJ. p; Mr.. John O'Donnell,
/ NJ. p; Mr.. Peter Regan and Mr. ]. r.
| Lyons were drove from Claremorris to
k1lmalne for the purpose of addressing
a meeting under the auspices of the
United Irish League. 1t was fair day
in Kilmaine and a very large number
of people were present.
RiOting between the Horace Plunkett
of the parliamentary contest in Gal
| way, has been renewed. The Lynchites
! stormed the Unionist Headquarters,
| and further demolished the doors and
windows Numbers of persons We're
injured and several heads were pm
Colonel Lynch has not yet appeared
on the scene. and is not expected. Tire
Nationalists assert that If the colonel
| is elected he will be "smuggled" inside
1 a Of % Eel !,
! and then face the music" if accused
| of treason for fighting in behalf of the
Beers.
Four hundred extra policemen were
| drafted to Galway and were pa
trolling the street large force of |
police is held at the court house, IN |
readiness for eventualities.
Various statements have appeared |
from time to time that our great Cork
exposition was developing more or less
into an exhibition of English and fo"-
elgn manufactures, and that Irish eX-
hlbltorS were not coming forward |
Proof that this rather general impress
sion was entirely erroneous will be 1e-
ceived throughout the country with
feelings of the keenest satisfaction.
The statement made by the secretary
at the last meeting completely skaters ,
/,
ors are we'll to the front. Eighty per !
cent of the applications received up 10 ,
d very recent date were from Irish ex- =
hibitors, and with regard to space, over !
80 per cent of that applied for was :
from the same source. Within the past =
twelve days applications for 5000 feet 6
were received from Irishmen. while /;
from English and foreign manufacture a
ers only l'24S feet were applied for. so v
that now 80 per cent of the applica- a
tions are from Irishmen. This is as it II
should be, and the intelligence will h
bring fresh hope and courage to all p
those who are struggling for Industrial
revival in our lands.
o ~
The Irish lace industry is one Of the \
5ew that is left to u.s. and it is very N
to have evidence forthcom- fl
ng that, so far from declining. like so IT
many other of our industries its good fl
lame and fame are spreading across IL
ne Atlantic AT the weekly meeting re
Il the Technical Educational commit bt
ee at Cork the Rev. Father Bowling,
:. NJ, who presided, stated that the
New York Times contained an an In
ouncement from an eminent New Va
.ork haberdashery stablishment-the pl
anne deserves mention, Messrs. Simp- er
on, Crawford & Smpson-to the eff al
ect that the autocrats of fashion had w
eclded IN favor of Irish lace being tn
,orn in America and France. Canon ne
L Namara had also some information tn
give the meeting on the subject, AMI ia
AID that Mr.. Forde, the representa- as
We of this firm, had told him that he su
as determined to boom the Irish lace an
America. a
A praiseworthy project in connection
ith the Exhibition has been suggest de
by the Rev. Father Thomas. o. s. yo
-, OF Cork, which is certain to meet We
lth the general approval of the cit dii
ems. Inc reverend gentleman ap- ma
Jared before the last meeting of the ne
ecutive committee and said that as str
;rk was the birthplace of Father fel
stheW, he thought it would be onIy in
tlng If they had some special remin tie
+ Oh him. His suggestion was that
special pavilion should be erected
lereln could be collected all the relics at
the great apostle that could be Wi
und in this or any other country. lics
. fri
The increasing strength and infu- Do
ce of the national organization in
rk was clearly illustrated when the A
ct1on of a harbor commissioner in aus
place of the late Mr.. John Nor in
sh came on at the corporation. There ten
re two candidates for the position mo-
: Thomas Goggin and Mr. James Ma
'yer and much interest was CEN
ed in the result. Mr.. Goggin. who is A
lifelong Nationalist and has given of
lch both of his time and money To pur
advancement of the National ATTIC
vement, was the candidate of the bee
lted Irish league, While Mr. DIVER Dro
5 practically the candidate of the BILE
party of the council-they of
better known here as the mug G.
mps They are a party of nine who the
'ocate the exclusion of politics from inte
bic boards. This is a good old belo
ne with which we are all familiar the
Nciude politics when YOU cannot ed
ry your own views. However if opel
not succeed on the present occa com
n and Mr.. Goggin defeated Mr.. clos
yer by 20 votes to H. The roll
ealed very gratifying state of Fl
ing here. The members of conn ing
VINO are identified with the league fore
the Labor party voted solidly for scor
Goggin, while you had on the side thro
Mr; Dwyer the Sir John SCOTS. the loug
Alfred Hegartys, etc. 1t was q poin
lded victory for the National or serie
fzation in this city, and we expect SunC
ny more to follow it. SUPP
- The
meeting of the large and infIuen- acte
rate-payers of Fermoy Cn,,r4,, M
k, has decided to adopt scheme ner.
supplemental water supply at a
of $1,000. On
Tobe
r O'Rrien C,rol,e,, ,,,o,,o,, e four
and South Coast of Ireland rail- hlsa' .lLes'
?, who has been in New York for ,ss, -
e weeks back, has forwarded to the oiuii ,'i'l.,l
press letter containing import ,,,ii. ,dti.i
information in reference to the ,,s;4,,
mship company which has been ti,e Tae' =