The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-05-24


with as much vigor as ever. On Friday
last Mr.. j. p. Farrell. M. p. arrived
from London and relieved Mr.. w. j.
Duffy, NJ. p. who has been doing most
excellent work amongst the tenants for
several months past. Mr. Farrelrs eX-
perience since his arrival on the estate
has been novel one. Not yard can
he walk or drive nor person can he
speak to without having two, and
sometimes ten, policemen in attend
ance- The officiousness Of these guar
dians of the peace" is not confined to
watching Mr. Farrell's movements
They pay constant visits to the tenants
urging them to pay their rents, ana
pointing out TO them the dangers OF
eviction, etc. Despite these and other
forms of seduction tried on them, the
vast body of the tenants are as hrm
as a rock.
AT Frenchpark coercion court on
Wednesday. Michael Raftery Thomas
Mahon and John Mccormack were each
sentenced to fourteen days imprtson-
ment, without hard labor on charge
of unlawful assembly at Fairymount
on Dec. 26.
On Sunday last Mr.. j. P. Farrell, M.
P, drove out to FairymOunt and ad-
dressed the congregation after last
! mass. There were twenty-four police
men and a special notetaker present.
| Several private meetings were after
ward held
The tenants on the Murphy estate
| have received notice that their agent
will attend at Ballaghadereen on the
7th of May for the usual receipt of
rents.
On Thursday, at very early hour,
number of bailiffs arrived at Abbey
feale by car from Newcastle West.
Immediately the lot holders and other
tenants on the Ellis estate, against
whom civil bill DEGREES had been OBJ
tanned, were apprised of the unexpect-
ed visit by some early observer, with
the result that every precaution to rem
der any effort at execution anything
but an easy task was resorted to, and
all seizable effects rendered invisible in
few minutes. The bailiffe, however,
posted large number of eviction |
made-easy or caretakers' notices on the |
notice board at the police barrack be- |
fore leaving, similar notices having |
been served on the tenants by regis |
tered letters. No attempt was made to |
realize any of the DEGREES. A good deal |
of excitement prevailed on the estate |
when the baiiffs' visit was announced. |
van county council, Mr.. P. McManus.
chairman, presiding, on the motion of
Mr.. Lynch, seconded by Mr.. Kenna, the
following resolution was adopted unan-
That we, the county council
of Cavan, take this the first opportuni-
ty of protesting in the strongest posi-
bic manner against the uncalled for ac-
ton of the government in proclaiming
this county, one of the most peaceable
in Ireland, as was shown at the quar-
ter sessions just held at Cavan Bally-
connell, Bailieborough and Cootehill,
where there was not single case, but
that which was of the most trifling de-
the judge himself emphasia-
ing the fact; and we also condemn the
expenditure of the pub
lie money in drafting large numbers of
policemen into certain districts, there
by increasing the rates upon an al
ready overtaXed, but peaceable and law
abiding people,
At the same meeting of the Cavan
county council, arising out of a pre-
sentiment for 815 for extra police in
he county.
Mr., Mcguire, M p, proposed that it
De not passed. The district in which
hose police were located was crime
ess, and he saw no reason for their
'eing drafted there. except to carry I
nut evictions in the near future on the I
Morley estate by the syndicate of land {
obbers who got possession of it. He.
therefore,, thought it an injustice that
he county should be taxed for such a {
purpose. I
Mr.. Mckenna, in seconding the prop v
sition. said the action of the govern I
nent in aiding this syndicate by giving '
hem extra police to carry out their I
rusade against the tenants on the Il
iorley estate was gross injustice de- h
erving of the condemnation of every
ART thinking man. r
The proposition was carried unani-
1ously !,
Last Sunday meeting of the United
rish league was announced to be held
t killarne, near Gurteen. County Gal Il
'ay. to protest against the action of a o
zeal grazier.. Who had prosecuted Mr.. e
evin, the leagfe treasurer of the Cur Il
zen branch, and had refused to give up II
is farm at Killrane. 81
AT II o'clock. after last mass. the p
'owds began to assemble in the vii W
-ge, and all cars were stopped by the u
olice and the occupants business N
5ked. Some we're turned back At l ol
SiDNfA
zen arriving, and about thirty police
ssembled on the hill leading to the
llage, and, as the brake was in the n
'ntre the horses were seized upon by a.
lie police. A row took place. but the Ut
lrlers of Monivea. as they proved to ai
:, having come to play a friendly o
atch with the Seahana club. forced
emselves in, after about twenty min st
es' pushing and waving of hurting
icks During the day the police dill
entity patrolled the district, but no =
Getting was held. A meeting of the u
eague, however took place early on ill iil
lnday morning about two miles from III
e village, before the police had as =,
mbled. m
Coercion has again appeared in the n nln
storic and supremely national bor- IN IN
rland of Cork and Kerry. The rural 80 80
strict of Millstreet was the first to Cd
actically proclaim it's approval of and =,
lhession to the principles of the a. a.,
ague in the great County Cork. The ",
tire district, overlapping parts of -.
uskerry and Duhallow baronies. COM ",
lses four militant branches of the ma 90
nal organization-viz.. Millstreet, III
'omtariffe, Cullen and Knocknagree.
+. Rahilly, league organizer, Mr.. j. J.
~ Ny;,i... - ehe pdIrlotlc chairman sp
an. rr;t,t, itII.stlst council ana Mr.. Mat NJ
,lo,,a Nc ieh; - - ilghtlns and se
tn summonses to attend before the 90
for their action in sup fo
rting the league ~ NJ
LAST Thursday Mr. James Lyman Sr S,l
IS served at his residence, 2S CARING 90 90
ID Road. Dublin. with an order of Let
lrt by Constable Behan, from Dublin T( II,
stle. requiring sureties within four h., ba