The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-10-29

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l12 laborers' cottages and the provisio,
of forty-three additional haIf-acre al
: lottments One hundred and thirty
three cottages have been erected al
ready in the union.
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At an inquest held in the Cork lunati
: asylum on Wednesday on an inmate'
body who had been killed by anothe
lunatic the coroner condemned the gov
ernment for neglecting to proyid,
against overcrowding of the institution
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The Claremorris guardians have de.
cided to take no action in regard to tho
appointment of trained nurses for the
Ballyhannis and Claremorris dispensa-
ry districts, which the local government
board has again urged in a strongly
Worded letter.
On Sunday the foundation stone of
the new parochial church for Murroe
County Limerick. was laid by the arch
bishop of Coashel, who delivered an eIo-
quent address. At the conclusion of the
impressive function large number of
munificent subscriptions was handed
in
Judge Curran, at Tullamore. was pre-
sented with white gloves, there being
no criminal business to go before him;
and at the Cork borough sessions the
recorder congratulated the grand iurv
on the crimeless state of the city.
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Mr. John Dillon, NJ P, delivered a
speech at Sligo on Sunday in which he
dwelt with Lord Dunraven's scheme.
the land act, and other features of the
political situation. He laid great stress
upon the maintenance of pledge bound
Irish party in the house of commons.
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1t was stated at Mondays meeting of
the South .Tipperary County council
that Mr.. John E. Redmond, M. p. had
promised to address a great demonstra-
ton at Cahir about the third Sunday of
the present month. 1t was decided to
present the honorable member with an
address.
Judge Adams, in opening the Lime
rick Michaeln1as sessions on Monday
was presented with white gloves. He
remarked that he was. certain all de-
cent citizens would rejoice that the
voters lists were not stuffed by persons
who had no claim tozlIe on them. There
was no room in that city for Tamma-
ny Hall.
At a meeting of the executive of the
Town Tenants league in Dublin on |
Wednesday it was stated that twenty |
towns and villages were in negotiation |
for transfer 10 the tenants under the |
land act. A letter from the postmas- |
ter general on the cash on delivery"
system was read.
On Wednesday the bishop of Killaloe.
the Most Rev. DR.. Fogarty, paid first |
visit to Birr since his elevation to the
see of Killaloe. He was received with
great enthusiasm. Addresses were pre-
sented by various public bodies, and his
lordship in reply dealt with the univer-
sity question, and also with the ques-
ton of national unity.
On Monday afternoon the Iona bazar
in aid of the funds for the erection of
the new church in the parish of st. Co
umba, was opened by the right honor
able the lord mayor in the Rotunda
building. There was a huge attendance
ind the opening ceremonial was quite
l brilliant spectacle. The bazar was
each day for the week.
On Thursday largely attended meet
ng of the Nationalists of Kingstown
vi =
:. L. D. c., presiding. Addresses were
delivered by Mr.. J. Mooney, NJ. P; Mr.
Field, NJ. P: Mr.. Clancy, NJ. P, and
ther speakers. Mr.. Mooney mentioned
hat Sir Horace Plunkett had employed |
Danish architect when he was build
ng house for himself.
Dr. John Dillon, NJ. P. was presented
-ith the freedom of the borough of Sill
o on Monday. In reply the honorable !
lember said the poverty stricken con- !
ltion of the people of the west of Ire !
and was due to the system of govern l
lent under which they lived. He fur ! !
ker criticised the scheme of the Irish
Reform association in its financial as !
ecte.
A man named Tully, who resided in [
Valbeck street, Antrim road, Belfast, :
as died at Purdysburn of smallpox of :
particularly virulent type. His wife :
nd children have been removed to the l.
itercepting hospital, Twin island, and I
le public health authorities have taken .
ne usual precautionary measures with
egard to the dwelling.
A fatal accident occurred on Monday z
vening in Lisburn road. Belfast Two )
Oung men named John Perry 900. l
river, in the employment of Briggs & G
o., carriers and furniture removers, y
isburn. and = Doyle, were on their >
ay homewards. Perry driving, and v
Oyle asleep inside, when the horses {
olted. Perry was thrown to the t
round, and when the horses were
rought to a halt it was found that he b
as dead.
On Sunday Mr.. Michael Davitt at IL
nded a great public meeting held in Il
under the auspices of the Il
own Tenants association. The Rev. g
ather Fitzhenry. C. c., presided. Re n
lutions We're adopted in favor of home N
lie, the Irish parliamentary party. of Il
e Town Tenants movement, following u
the lines of the United Irish league,
e redress of the condition of the agri- G
ltural laborers, etc. Mr.. Davitt de- n
Tered an important speech. et
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On Saturday the newly appointed ii
shop of Killaloe paid a first official tN
sit to Roscrea, and was the recipient a'
an enthusiastic welcome A series 81
addresses was presented from the II
ople of the town, the board of guar t.
ans. the Catholic Teachers union, the h'
lited Irish league and the Total Abb
nence society. DR.. Fogarty an W
unced himself a strong supporter of er
e United Irish league. He spoke N
'ongly in support of the temperance ca
1vement, and he also discussed the
estion of primary education.
Belfast Man Saves Three Lives. M
A dispatch from Belfast on Thurs
Y says: This afternoon a woman
med Annie Ronald threw her tNN:o |
ildren, aged 3 and 2 respectively. into tit
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