The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-01-18

Last weeks Dublin market reports
contain the ominous announcements:
sheep very slow" little or no buying
for sheep; sheep met a slow, drag
glng trade at lower prices" shipping
class of sheep hard to quote" etc
These are extracts from some of the
leading salesmasters' reports. Our own
official report states: The export trade
for sheep, excepting a few regular com
missions, appears to be practically sus-
pended This is most serious reading
for Irish tiockmasters.
The death took place on Monday in
the Sienna Convent of Dominican Nuns,
Drogheds, of Mother de Ricca, aunt
of Mr.. John Dillon, NJ. p, at an adj
vanced age.
At the Munster Assizes on Friday,
two men named Kelly, father and son,
who were charged with moonllght1ng
in the County Clare, were found not
guilty and discharged.
At the Cork corporation on Friday
evening Councillor Augustine Roche
gave notice of motion that the free
dom of the city be conferred upon MI.
John Redmond, NJ. P.
As the result of local meetings, held
recently, it has now been decided to
start new industry in Sligo. In the
form of shirt and clothing factory,
with the view of affording employment
The grand jury at the Munster AS
sizes on Thursday in Cork threw out
! the bill sent up by the crown in con-
nectioli with the charge of intimidation
against the seven Limerick carpenters.
An appeal has been issued by the
Tenants Defense association on the
/ De Freyne, Murphy, Sanford, O'Grady,
| O'COnnor and Gibbons estates to the
! tenant farmers and other Nationalist
! of Ireland.
The Mountmellick Young Mems -soci-
ETY. have taken steps to erect memo
rial to the late Father Doyle, c. c. A
preliminary meeting has been held. at
which a committee and officers were
appointed to carry the project through.
At a meeting of the Provisional Elk
ecutive council of the Ulster Farmers
and Laborers' union and Compulsory
Purchase association held in Belfast on
Friday. a letter was read from Mr..
Wyndham refusing to receive a deputa-
ton from the union on the land pur-
chase question.
At the Munster Assizes on Monday
William Dwyer. his wife. three sons,
and daughter, We're found guilty of the
manslaughter of John Crotty. a neigh
boring farmer. The tragedy was the
result of dispute about fence. Sent
ence was deferred.
We have to announce with regret the
IL 40 -, 81 %
lyna. He died at the Parochial house
early on Sunday morning. The Office
and high mass for the repose of the
good priests soul begun at 1890 o'clock
on Tuesday morning.
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On Monday the dead body of we'll
known NeWtownards publican, named
John Tierney. was found floating at
the sea wall at Donaghadee, County
Down. How the deceased came to his
death is at present a, mystery, but
the general opinion is that he walked
over the pier in the dark.
At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of Cork exhibition on Thursday
it was announced that the space had |
been oVerapplied forrby 200 square
feet. and the question Of providing adj |
d!tional space was referred to the |
buildings and ARRANGEMENTS commit
tee. ~ ,.-
. H.
Mr.. Justice Andrews opened the bus !
mess of Munster Winter Assizes in |
Cork on Wednesday,. In the course of !
his address, to the grand jury his lord |
ship said that having regard to the |
large district of Ireland, which the as
size county covered he could not re-
gard that district as in other than a |
fairly satisfactory condition.
An inquest was held on Monday at
Belfast on the body OF the girl Mary
Kathleen Smith. who was accidentally
shot by her brother, aged II years. on /
saturday night. A verdict of accidental
death was returned, both the coroner
and the jury expressing censure of the
of the father in leaving a
loaded gun amongst children.
The Rev. T. H. Quinn. late of Col
looney, County Sligo. on returning to
a few days ago from
Scallard. where he had been on a col
Getting tour for the Diocesan cathedral.
Ballaghedereen. was the recipient of
tremendous ovation. Bonfires blazed
all over the parish and the good pas
or was met by a torchlight process
sion and was presented with an adj
lress of welcome, to which he suitably
'eplied.
The community of Lisburn received
! shock on Monday morning when it
vas announced that DR.. John S. Ward.
Market square, had died suddenly dur
ng the night, Although he had been
for some time past. the de-
ceased was able to attend to his pro-
essional duties. Deceased was MEM
Ter of the Society of Friends.
.
On Wednesday a car driver named
Mccarthy found the dead body of an
I'D man lying in a pool of water just
~ tie railway bridge at the end of
len street, Skibbereen. The remains
we're identified as those of Charles Nc
'arthy (Crimeen) of ArdroIa, about
hree miles outside of the town, and
t is supposed that the old man had
fallen in over the parapet
rom the public road.
At a meeting of the various local
rade societies in Newry it has been de-
ided to form a local trades council
lie following officers were appointed:
PRESIDENT Mr.. James Morgan (Amalga-
mated Society of Carpenters and Join
rs); vice president, Mr.. Archibald Lit
lewood (Sett Makers union); honora-
lie secretary, Mr.. Joseph Fitzpat-
lex (Brick and Stone Layers: treas
rer, Mr.. William Adams (Amalgama-
ed Society of House and Ship Paint
rs)
Mr.. Harry, county coroner, held an