The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-05-31

Clare executive United Irish League;
Timothy Flanagan, j. P, chairman OF
the Corofn district council; NJ. Crit
fey, and NJ. O'Brien, district council
lors; Joseph Sullivan, and two others,
| were convicted of having taken part
in an alleged criminal conspiracy to
! compel certain parties not to continue
in the occupation of certain lands. Mr..
| Flanagan was sentenced to four
months imprisonment. with hard la
bOr Mr.. Linnane to three months with
out hard labor, Mr.. Sullivan to three
| months, and the. others to two months
| with hard labor, except in the case of
Mr.. Griffey. Mr.. O'Regan was dis
charged
The result of the case. and the Sc
verify of the sentences, which was not
anticipated caused good deal of SEN
sation through town.
%
Dublin and the Coronation of King
Edward VII. The Proposed Decora-
tion of the Streets. Action of the Paw
ing COmmittee.-A special meeting OF
! the paving committee of the corpora
tion was held on Monday, May II, to
consider motion by Alderman Doyle
| to rescind the resolution recently
adopted on the motion of Councillor
| Talon, granting leave to a committee
| to open the streets for the purpose of
| erecting poles for the decoration of the
city in connection with the coronation
| There was large attendance of the
| committee
| Alderman Doyle proposed that the
order of the 9th inst. giving facilities
| for public decorations on the occasion
! of the coronation, be hereby rescinded
and that no permission be given either
! for the erection of poles on our thor
oughfares or for the display of stream
ers across the streets of the city.
Mr.. Briscoe seconded the motion.
A division was taken, when there
voted:
For Alderman Doyle's motion, s;
| against 8.
Permission to decorate the streets is
therefore refused.
o
The High Sheriff of Dublin Repudi-
ated by His Nationalist Colleagues
The High Sheriff and the Corporation.
"A private meeting of the nationalist
party in the corporation was held in
the members room, city hall, Dublin,
on the 18th inst. Alderman DAWN pre-
sided. The following resolutions were
carried unanimously:
Resolved, That we, the nationalist
members of the corporation, forming,
as we do, the vast majority of the mu-
nicipal council, hereby solemnly repu-
diate the impudent assertion of Coun-
cillor McCabe, high sheriff of Dublin,
that it is incumbent on him in the face
of the refusal of the lord mayor to at
tend the coronation ceremony, to pro-
ceed to London himself in order to rep
resent the citizens; and that while en-
dorsing the action of the right honor
able the lord mayor, we hereby repudi-
ate the authority of the high sheriff,
Councillor McCabe, to represent the
citizens of Dublin at the approaching
coronation, which action is not only
betrayal of the nationalist party which
elected him but a mean endeavor to
obtain from the British government a
shoddy title as the price of his betray-
al.
'.That the name of Councillor p j.
McCabe be expunged from the roll of
members of the nationalist party in the
corporation"
1t was decided also to request a spe-
cial meeting of the council to be called
that they might as a body deal with
the high sheriff.
High Sheriff's Action condemned by
the U. l. 1.-The fortnightlyv meeting
of the Stephens Green Divisional ex-
ecutive of the United Irish league was
held last evening at the league offices,
80 Upper O'Connell street Dublin. Mr..
G. l.. Fleming (Trinity ward) presided.
The following resolution was unani-
mously- adopted: That we, the MEM
bers of the Stephens Green executive |
u. l. L., vigorously condemn the base
and contemplate treachery of the high |
sheriff in attending the recent Orange
meeting in the rotunda: and we here |
by repudiate his insolent statement |
that he would represent the citizens of |
Dublin at the kings coronation"
Coercion in Prosecutions
at Roscrea.-At Roscrea, on the 18th |
Of May, before Messrs. Horne and |
Dease, r. MS. the hearing was re-
under the crimes act, of the
of the following persons
for having taken part in an unlawful
Messrs. Edward Delany
tOldcastle) Philip Kennedy (Shana-
Gloom, James Sheedy (Longford), Cor
nelius Greed (Gorteen). Laurence Tier
ney (Cloonakenny), and Michael Coady
(Kylemanagh). The defendants were
charged with having. between Jan.
and April 30. at Clonakenny, being a
district, taken part in an
conspiracy to induce one
Denis Connolly not to work as herd for
John Hodgins, who had taken farm
If land at Borrisnoe, formerly occupied
)y Miss Lloyd. They were. further
harged with conspiring to unlawfully
induce John Fl. Hodgins not to occupy
he said farm. and with conspiracy to
induce persons not to deal with Con-
holly or Hodgins.
After the usual police evidence, the
Magistrates having deliberated, the
hartman said Edward Delany was
entenced to one months Imprisonment
With hard labor in each case-three
1onths in all-and ordered to find bail.
imself in EGO, and two sureties of G10
ach to keep the peace for twelve
lonths, or in default to go to gaol for
hree months without hard labor; Cor
elius Greedy was sentenced to three
lonths with hard labor, two to run
oncurrently, with the same bail rule;
like rule in the case of James Shee-
Y; Philip Kennedy, same sentences:
[ichael Coady, PUT under the same
all rule only: and Laurence Tierney. ! !.
Though found guilty, was let go on
ccount of his old age.
. L
Coercion Prosecution in County Cork.
Heavy Sentence on League Secre- E
iry.-Cork, May 15.-Today before
essrs. Dickson and Turner r. Ms.
r. Thomas Nash. secretary United
tsh League, Kildorrery. was charged
it'll having conspired to boycott GER
in persons in connection with the
king of evicted farms in the district
The magistrates ordered that the de-
ndant. Thomas Nash, should be i'm
isoned for four months, with hard
Dor. in Cork county Jail.
Notice of appeal against the sentence