The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-11-26

ball Championship for TO; was V OIL by
Kerry. who beat Cork by ~ points 10
3 points.
In a letter sy.npathizing with the
claims of the poor irish. law medical
officers, the bishop OF Limerich points
ont the unfairness OF the financial pre-
| visions Of the local government act,
lin which the treasury contribution TO
the relief of local rates is stereotrped.
On Tuesday NewEy vas the scene of
the great Catholic demonstration on the
occasion OF the departure for America
of the Rev. John Rooney 10 raise cunds
toward meeting the expenses connect
ed with the costly Improvements which
are being carried out III the cathedral.
On Thursday local government
board inquiry was held in Newcastle re
F., an application to constitute the town
an urban district. Amongst the OBJ
iectors were Lord and Lady Annesley.
The evidence given on both sides has
been Forwarded TO the local government
| board.
Mr.. William O'Brien. M p, writes TO
the Times to protest against the recent
| suggestion of its Cork correspondent in
reference 10 the possible proclamation
of the Riverstown district under the
coercion act.
Lord Rossmore has written a long let
/ ter to Mr.. Campbell Hay, deputy grand
master of the Monaghan Orangemen,
/ in which he announces his intention TO
sever completely his connection with
| the Orange Society. of which he has
! been a county grand master.
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On arrival al Listowel. his native par
! ish. on Tuesday, the bishop of Kerry
| Cthe Most Rev. DR.. Mangan) was most
enthusiastically received by the people.
He delivered a speech in reply to an ad-
dress from the ListoWel urban council
On Tuesday in the Butson estate.
| County Galway, Judge Ross ordered
that, as the tenants had not accepted
the terms on which their holdings and
certain untenanted lands had been of
feTed to them. the LANDS in hands
should be saparely offered by public
| auction, but put a stay of month on
the order.
On Monday meeting was held at the
Great Southern & Western railway.
Waterford. for the purpose of making
presentation to Mr.. Edward Walsh, late
chief clerk at Waterford, North, who
has been promoted to Kingsbridge. The
presentation took the form of a purse
of sovereigns.
On Monday Mr.. John O'Gallaghan of
Boston, general secretary of the United.I
Irish League of America, was presented
with the freedom of the city of kilken-
ny. Mr.. O'Callaghan, who was accom-
panied by Mr.. Pat O'Brien, NJ. P. de-
livered a very interesting speech in re-
ply.
On Monday at meeting of the Bel
fast executive L. I. L. further arrange
ments were made for the approaching
great Nationalist demonstration in the
northern capital, which will be ad-
dressed by Messrs. J. Redmond, ]. Dill
lon and J. Devlin. NJ. P's.
At meeting of the Derry City ex-
eeutive L. 1. L.. on Friday evening fur
Their arrangements were made for the
Dillon. VI. P's.. on the occasion of their
visit to that city on the I'd of next De-
cemher. A successful meeting of the
combined league branches OF the city
was also held.
The Mayo county committee of the
Gaelic league has decided that. as a
protest against the action of the de-
partment Of agriculture in connection
with the Irish exhibit at the st. Louis
exhibition, no provision viii be made
at future Mayo feiseanna for exhibits
or demonstrations under the depart |
ment.
Dil1o,, ~, . |
large audience in the Maryboro' town |
hall, chiefly in reference to the land |
act. There was public meeting subse- |
duently held. at which speeches were |
delivered by Messrs. D. Kilbride, NJ. P; |
". Delaney. NJ. P: NJ. ]. Flavin. NJ. p; |
William Field, NJ. P, and others.
On Sunday at Riverstown meeting |
was held Of the committee to whom is |
intrusted the defense of the men who |
made such a gallant stand at the Wa
tergrassfTill eviction. Additional sub
scriptions We're announced, and further !
practical steps taken to carry out the |
object in view.
A great National demonstration was |
held at Kilrush on Sunday, the princi- !
pal speakers being Mr.. 2. A. McHugh |
and Mr.. Joseph Devlin, NJ. P's. The at /
tendance was extremely large, and the |
meething is described as the greatest
held in West Crale for many years.
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On Sunday great Nationalist dem
onstration was held in Cliffoney, Coun-
ty Sligo The vast assenlblage was ad-
dressed by Messrs. McNillop and o.
Dowd. VI. P's.. and other gentlemen. A
series Of resolutions embracing the Ma
tional platform was enthusiastically |
adopted.