The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-06-04

AeHlple, HAS come out Oh Top III inns
competition. He wants 1914 years.
purchase of non-judical rents, 25I
years purchase of first term rents and
21M years purchase of second term
rents, all with the bonus thrown in.
Twenty-eight years. purchase of first
term rents in county Sligo is certainly
the most impudent demand yet elected
from landlord. 1t simply means 35
years purchase of the fair rent. Hap
PLY the tenants realize that they have
something to say in the matter; tile
landlords demand has been promptly
rejected and the tenants unanimously
resolved to serve originating notices
forthwith in the land court
TIPPERARY.
On May 9th the inquest was held at
Cahir on Patrick Whelan, gardener,
who died from injuries sustained in
:wagonette accident, while returning
from Shanbaly castle during the kings
recent visit to Ireland. OF eight occu-
pants of the wagonette, two have died,
and three others are in critical condi-
ton. The evidence showed that the
horses We're startled by the excited
cheering and the waving of hat by
Whelan. A verdict of accidental death
was returned.
We regret to have to announce the
death of Mr.. L. ]. Ryan, which oc-
Cured at his residence in Templemore,
May 7th.
WICKLOW.
On May Sth the memorial to Michael
Dwyer and Sam MacAllister was I'M
yelled at Baltinglass The event was
marked by demonstration of ma
tional enthusiasm worthy in some
measure of the exploits of the great
Wicklow insurgent chief and his faith
full follower. Numerous contingents
attended from Dublin and from differ
ent parts Of Wicklow and the adjoin-
ing counties. The unwilling ceremony
was performed by the Very Rev. P. F.
kavanagh, 0. S. f., the historian of
'9S, who Travelled from Wexford by
way of Dublin for the purpose. The
lord mayor Of Dublin also attended
and addressed the assemblage, as did
| also Mr.. Cogan. NJ. F., Mr.. T. D. Sulli-
| van and Others The lord MAYOR pre-
sided.
WEXFORD.
In the land judges court, in Dublin,
on May 18Th. in the matter of the
estate of Thomas NJ. G. Vigors, which
is in the counties of Carlow and Wex-
ford, and which is for sale in the
land court, pursuant to an order Of the
vice chancellor. Mr.. Richard \. Mac
namara, solicitor, appearing for Cap
tain Vigors, the petitioner having car
riage, said a difficulty had arisen in
connection with sporting rights which
existed on portion Of the lands for
sale. The tenants We're unwilling to
purchase unless they got these rights,
and the landlord was unwilling to
part With them.
WATERFORD.
On May 10th, magisterial investi-
cation was held before Mr.. Orr, r. NJ,
at the courthouse, Dungarven, into a
charge Of murder preferred against a
woman named Laney, resident of a
neighboring parish, who was charged
with having caused the death of her
illegitimate child, girl aged four
years, whom she had taken away from
the custody Of woman named Bridget
DAILY, who was caring for the child.
Some days ago the dead body of a
child was discovered buried in the
garden Of Mr.. James Walsh, of Bally-
duff, a townland some three miles from
hungarian. An inquest was held, and
Immediately after the woman Laney
was arrested and charged with the
murder of the child. She was remand
cd for week to Waterford Jail.