The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-10

ice O'Dwyer. died under suspicious cir
cumstances recently, have been re-
turned for trial at Tipperary on the
charge of murder.
The young man James McMullen, who
is charged with the murder of Daniel
Mallon, near Moy recently, has again
been Temanded. The magisterial in
qairy will be resumed on Monday.
A national demonstration was held
on Sunday at Drogleda. presided over
by the mayor. Amongst the speakers
were John Redmond, NJ. P. who dwelt
principally with the laborers' question:
| Rev. 7. Cassidy. p. p: Mr. ]. Nolan. NJ.
P: Mrs. T. O'Donnell, NJ. P. and 9th
ers. A banquet was afterward held.
/ -
The bishop of Limerick, who presided
at a meeting in support of the move
ment for nursing the sick poor. held in
| Limerick on Wednesday, strongly con-
| demned the practice of throwing refuse
in the streets and lanes in the poorer
parts of the city, and appealed to the
| corporation 10 improve the sanitation
! OF the city by putting a stop to this
practice.
On Wednesday the annual reunion of
I the Donegal eXiles was held in Glas-
| gov. Vigorous and eloquent addresses
| were delivered by the Very Rev Dan
! iel Stephens, P. p. Ardara, who occu-
pied the chair, and Mr. Swift Mac
Neill, NJ. P.
The Ulster Liberal Unionist associa-
| tion protests against the action of the
Duke of Bedford in approving of the
candidature of Mr.. Arnold White
against the Irish attorney general in
Derry, and declares this to be breach
of the compact between Liberal Union
lists and Conservatives
On Tuesday afternoon young cyclist
from Slane, County Meath, while riding
into Dublin collided with an outgoing
tram a Blessington street corner. He
was removed in a seriously injured con-
dition TO the Mater hospital, and died
in that institution later in the evening.
James Reynolds. a young man, was
fined 40s and costs, or in default d
months Imprisonment, for being guilty
of riotous behavior on the occasion of
the recent riots in Lurgan. In another
case heard at Tuesdays petty sessions
the police authorities vindicated the
Catholics of Lurgan against the attacks
made upon them by a Belfast paper.
On Tuesday the estates commission
ers were occupied fer q considerable
time in discussing important questions
as TO their jurisdiction TO refuse TO
sanction advances in the case of in
economic estates where the landlords
and tenants have arranged fair rent
agreements, and where they have
agreed to a sale and purchase of the
holdings at price within the zones.
On Tuesday in the case of the estate
of Henry Leader, in the County of
Cork. a question as TO the amount to
be paid for the redemption of a rent
charge of e94 came second time be-
fore Mr., Justice Ross. who. following
a decision of the appeal court, fixed the
amount at twenty-five and one-half
years purchase, being two years pur-
chase less than he had originally
named.
On Sunday great Nationalist dem
onstration was held in Boyle. The vast
assemblage was addressed by the Very
Rev. Canon Foley. P. P, and Messrs.
Joyce, Sheehy, and Hayden, NJ. P.'s,
etc. An Intellectual attempt was made
TO deter people from attending the
meeting. PlacaYds were issued falsely
stating that the town was infected with
fever. The only effect was to augment
the number of those who took part in
the demonstration.