The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-11-19

made, by DR.. Elliott against the Catho-
lie community.
Nitchelstown was. on Sunday the
tscene OF an enthusiastic demonstration.
| at which further steps were adopted
for the erection of a memorial to one
OF the victims of recent coercion times,
John Vaudeville.
At :. meeting of several branches of
the United Irish League held in Rivers
town on Sunday further steps were
taken to prosecute the police who per-
petrated last Tuesdays outrage.
CAPTAIN Donelan, NJ p. has written
a letter 10. the under secretary de-
manding an inquiry into the conduct
of the police at Riverstown on Tues
dsv. and at Cork on Thursday. 1t was
decided TO institute civil actions
against the inspector and four con-
stables.
A sailor belonging to the royal navy,
who formerly resided in Dalkey, has
been sent TO Rathdown Union work
house, suffering from a malignant dis
ease, and the guardians have protest.
ed against this action of the admiralty.
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The standing committee of managers,
! diocese of Killala. nave adopted the
scheme of Mr.. Fitzhenry, the Gaelic
| league organizer and teacher for BIZ
! lingual teaching in all the primary
schools of the diocese.
The committee of managers of the
| Sligo and Leitrim asylum has passed
a resolution protesting against the
! language used by the Protestant bish
| op of Elphin in his recent speech at
| the Boyle synod.
Addressing the GRAND jury of County
Longford at the Longford quarter ses-
sions, Judge Curran regretted he could
not congratulate them on the peaceful
state of the county. The number of
specially reported cases had increased
since last sessions from five to thir-
teen.
The goods store of the Midland Rail-
way company at Ballyhaunis, with all
its contents, was destroyed by fire on
Monday morning. The damage is es-
timated at several thousands pounds.
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A letter is published from Mr.. John
Redmond, NJ. p, to Mr. Patrick Ford
warning Irish Americans against Sir
Horace Plunkett's' endeavor to under |
mine the Irish national movement un- |
der the guise of aiding Irish indus |
tries.
The Catholic part of Lurgan was at
tackled on Saturday night, when the |
most serious disturbance seen in the |
town since 1856 took place. The at |
tacking party was driven back into |
the Orange quarter after three baton |
charges, in which most of the police
men received injuries.
The Mayo county council has adopted /
a resolution in favor of filling all ap-
pointments under the county and dis
trict councils by competitive examin-
alton. and Of giving a preference to the
candidate who knows Irish best in
cases where two or more candidates
secure equal marks.
The king has appointed DR.. Bertram !
Coghill Alan Windle to be president of
the Queens college, Cork, in the room |
of Sir Rowland Blennerhassett, Bart,
resigned. DR.. Windle is dean of the
medical faculty and professor of ana
tony and anthropology at the Univer-
sity of Birmingham.
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Constable Grealish, now stationed in
County Mayo, who, in an epistle which
counsel at Longford quarter sessions
OH Thursday described as .teeming with
love. sent Miss Agnes Tanning of I
Longford a ring, has been ordered tod
pay that lady e65 for breach of prom
Use of marriage.
On Sunday an enthusiastic and large ;
y attended Nationalist demonstration !
was held in Dungarvan. The vast as ]
semblage was addressed by Messrs. {
Sheehy, P. ]. Power. Field and OShee.
NJ. P.'s. Reference was made by some !
1f the speakers to the recent language {
If Mr.. Villiers Stuart with regard to the ]
svicted tenants.
Mr.. Peter Donohoe, an ex-sergeant {
IF constabulary, and local agent for
Messrs. w. and A. Gilbey, was found S
drowned in the Bann at Portadown on. I
Wednesday morning. At the inquest a I
-erdict Of accidental drowning was re- !
urned.
Captain Shave Taylor has written :
'et another letter to the attorney gem
,ral, in which he states that for the :
ourth time he accepts the right hon :
1rable gentleman's invitation to visit !
North Derry and explain and defend :
he devolution scheme. He trusts that
dr. Atkinson will not decline to meet =
guest whom he has invited.
On Wednesday night a gate house !!
onnected with Major Scotts residence
It Wallsboro', County Derry, was fired
nto. Festivities were in progress in c
he house at the time, but the only in |
ury inflicted was the grazing by a v
Missile of mans cheek. An arrest V
las been made. S
Dr. Adams, J. p, coroner. held an in o
uest on Wednesday at BaHymarward. o
ear Stoneyford, on the body of a man |
AIMED Henry Scott aged 60 years. who e
-as found dead in bed on the previous t
ay. A verdict was found to the ef- S
ect that death was caused by an ef- $
lsion of blood on the brain. t
The death took place on Wednesday y
I his residence, Hollymount, Osborne c
ark, Belfast. of Mr.. George D. Lea p
hem, well known figure in CONNER is
ial circles. Deceased was one of the n
7w Irishmen who have fulfilled the il
osition of president of the United "
Ningdom Travellers association. h
The police are making inquiries with
view TO laying hands upon a young
ian who perpetrated a most audacious
1bbery in Ballymacarett on Wednes-
ay evening. He entered the shop of G
lrs. Macauley, which is situated at II
he corner of Newtownards road and s.
arker street. and, jumping over the G.
'unter seized the cash box and bolted ="
p Parker street with it. q
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On Wednesday Mr.. Coroner Power oi
nd a jury held an inquest at Johns g
)Wn. County Waterford, on the body a
Peter Sullivan. an army nensiorar ! N