The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-12-12

stable at the rear of his (Ir. Elliott's $,
premises. Deceased had no occupa.
ton, and was evidently in state OF
extreme poverty and destitution, sc
much so, indeed. that the unfortunate
man and his Wife had permission to
sleep in the stables at night for some
| time past. Deceased had been Il pen
sioner from the army. On the coron-
ers inquest the medical evidence
showed that death WAS due to heart
disease. and the jury returned Il YER
dict accordingly.
GALWAY.
ut OnShterard on Sunday. Novcm-
Der 10Th, the funeral took place of Mr..
William Ross, inspector of fisheries
ON Tough Corrih, who had come by
his death in Il sad manner on the
previous Thursday night.
KILDARE.
On November nth. Mr.. Fitziprbcrt,
.Ir.. AbbeyleiX, attended at the l.cin-
ster Arms hotel. .Athy, for the pur-
pose of collecting tile current half
years rent on the estate of MIR. G..
Nescy. at Bray and Nichnlastown. In
Il letter To the agent. dated October
'1St. 1893. the landlord has refused to
grant amy reduction i'll the current
lalf-yrar's rent. and also refused to
entertain the question of Sale remark
ing that he had not the slightest i'll
clination to part with Il property
which had been in his family since
the reign of Henry H.. about 100"
KERRY.
The tenants on the estate of Mr..
James T.. Julian. j. p. Glcnoe. have
purchased their holdings on terms
which will make their annual INSTALL
mentS 30 per cent or is. in the pound
less than their second term rents. :.
KINGS COUNTY.
In consequence of a report which II
police at Rirr on November 18th, from
IL place called Gloster. Head Constable
Dcignan hurretlly proceeded to the
place With all his available men. and
found that II serious ntl'ray had oc-
Cured between two opposing sets of
Il family named Bennett. 1t WAS found
necessary to arrest one John Bennett,
and his three grown sons. and they
We're brought before Mi. W. Il. Woods.
j. r.. AT Il special court. charged With
having attacked the farm buildings of
Thomas Bennett. and having seriously
assaulted the latter. who was unfit
to appear. 1t W;S elected that the ac-
cuSc0. John Bennett. now living in
| county Kildare. waS formerly partly
or wholly in occupation of the farm in
question. and WAS evictcl. Thomas
Bennett. the injured man. his younger
brother. purchased the place under
the .\sIbournp act. The magistrate
rrnlandrd the -four prisoners without
bail. Up. TO last accounts Thomas
Hrnnetts condition had not improved
In -Artlce. Oh November 18th. an i'll
quest WAS held by DR.. O'iIaycn. coroll-
| er for North Louth. respecting the
death of Il porter. named christopher
Mci<"nlGl. employed at Drumin june
ton. who WAS killed by the up limited
mail the previous evening
LFlTRlM.
On November 18th. there w;.S IL
great demonstration. under the AUS
pieces of the United Irish league. al
Tulla%han. The meeting w;lS address
ell Ivy Mr.. T.. \. McIluEl. NJ. T.: and.
following him. Mr.. John O'Dowd. NJ
p. spoke. and said lie was delighted
to meet HE men of Leitlinl. Donegal.
and Sligo in that portion of the con-
stiturncy SO ably represented by his
indomitahle friend. =. \. MacITuyh
LIMERICK
With sincere regret we have to ln-
nnnllrr the death of the Rev. Patrick
J. Carroll. &. c., of Cronyh. which sad
event occurred somewhat uneXpcctcd-
ly Oh Suf!ay. November 18TH.
The tenants on the county Limerick
property near Ballingarry, of the
Rev. w. w. O'Grady. rector. have
been informed that the purchase of
their holdings can be effected on the
condition of paying at tile rate of %
years purchase. The tenants have i'll
structed Father Ryan. T.. T.. to com
municatc with the landlord. and ask
does the number of years purchase
mentioned include the bonus.
LONGFORD.
1t is understood that Il letter has
been addressed to the Gr:lnard board
of guardians by Secretary Wyn.lham,
in reply to the boards instruction. en-
closing the Most Rev. DR.. HOarc's let
ter and DIR. Kenny's apology to the
chief secretary for comparison. The
chief secretary testifies to the excel.
lent nursing capabilities of the nuns.
not only in GEllarl. but throughout
Ireland. hopes that matters have been
adjusted in Il manner that would OBJ
waite future friction among the Of
ficers of the union, and states that he
could not see that any good could
come from reopening the question. He