The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-31

A suggestion 10 employ a detecttv
to shadow tram2s has been approve
of by the Clones board of guardians.
1t is now stated that the allege
shooting at Mr.. r. A. s. Gardiner,
p, at Clohogue, County Sligo, was q
accident.
Michael McHale, Garracioon a farm
er and big dealer, was killed at Balm;
railway station on Friday evening.
The people of Toometara have pre-
scented an Illuminated address to tn
Most Rev. DR.. Fogarty, bishop Of XII
laloe
Two large grass farms. belonging t'
The O'Connor Don have been pnrchasec
by the estates commissioners for dis
tribution amongst the tenants.
At a meeting fer the formation of az
Industrial Development association 10
skbbereen the bishop of Ross delivered
an address showing how Irish INDUS
tries might be encouraged.
1t is announced that the Very Rev
Canon Sheehy OF Ardhnnan viii preside
at the national demonstration IN Cahir
County Tippersry, On the 18th inst.
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on Friday a great nationalist demon
stration took place in Derry. Import
ant speeches were delivered by Messrs.
J. Redmond and j. Dillon NJ. P's,
Captain Shave Taylor has accepted
an invitation from Mr.. r. II. Sloan, NJ.
P, to address meeting Of Protest
ants and Orangennen in Belfast.
The Kilmacuhomas district council
has passed resolution asking the es-
tates commissioners TO reinstate the
en-icted tenants in the holdings from
which they We're eyicted which are now
being offered Tor sale.
At the Newry petty sessions a man
named Bernard Reilly was sentenced
to two months Imprisonment for beg
ging and assaulting the police at Bess-
brook on Sunday. Prisoner solicited
aims from house TO house. threatening
women and children who refused him.
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Mr. Richard Pnilbin died oh Wednes-
day at the patriarchal age of 101 at his
residence in Liverpool. Deceased was
a native Of Castelar, and when young
migrated to Liverpool. where he car
ried on the business Of an oyster mer-
chant.
The viceregal commission appointed
20 inquire into and report upon the sub
ject of poor law reform in Ireland sat
on Wednesday in Ennis and took evil
dence in reference to the eight unions
in the County Clare. Several witnesses
agreed that four unions were sufficient
for the wants of the county.
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The Kings county county council has
adopted a resolution protesting against
the dictatorial attitude of the depart
ment of agriculture and technical in
struction towards the local commit
tees. and another resolution requesting
equality of treatment for all members
of the staff in the departments offices,
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Members Of the Cork Pig Buyers as
ecciation, while asserting tbat the new
order of the English board of agricul-
ture respecting the importation Of Irish /
pigs viii not have any pernicious effect /
llpon the south of Ireland trade, state /
that some of its Nprovisions are veXa-
tious TO Irish exporters. They describe !
the order as "a piece of Chamberlain |
ism"
In consequence Of the distress in the /
west. Mr.. Fitzgerald, landlord of the |
Turlough estates. County Mayo, has Of |
fered to supply seed potatoes for the /
coming spring to all his tenants whose |
,aluation does not exceed E20. Lord 1
Kilmaine has given an abatement of 5s
In the pound TO all non-judicial tenants
On his Castelar, estate.
On Friday Mrs Justice Ross acceded.
IN the condition that a reasonable Of
-er was made. to reinstate an evicted
enant named Patrick Flynn on the es-
ate of Sir w f. Stawell in the County
Cork. The tenant had been evicted in
S93. and the holding was let to another
enant. who has since. however, van
shed" =" leaving arrears. All the rest OF
he estate has been sold.
Mr.. Coroner Rice held an inquest at
he courthouse, Queenstown, on the
,ody of staff Sergeant Frederick Why
,ro. who, as announced last week. was
ound hanging to a beam at Hauloow-
inc island in a store of the ordnance
Evidence having been
iven the jury found that deceased had
trangled himself whilst laboring under
emporary insanity.
on Wednesday, the Earl Of Dunraven
elivered the inaugural address of the
pening session Of the Dublin Bankers
1stitute. the subject of his paper being !
The economic effect OF the land act
nd fiscal reform upon the agricultural
nd other industries of Ireland" His
,rdship expressed the opinion that
wners would profit by sale of the
ands. Speeches on the subject were
1nx- :
=, and Mr.. (. w. PIN.
While Captain Mulcahy, master Of
be Albion, accompanied by his son, 1
as going aboard his vessel at Water s
,rd, ne came into contact with some L
ling on the g9ngway and fell between {
is vessel and the hulk, and sustained a
liuries of a serious character DTs. s
Thite and Morris were in attendance e
nd also the Rev. ". J. O'COnnell, VINO
as promptly summoned TO the scene, h
at Mulcahy succumbed shortly after Y
ards. h
on Wednesday, in the Cork raCe v
orse case, the jury found that the Q
aintiff and the defendant had agreed q
co-ownership of "Paola,' but that !,
lere had been on assault upon the n
alntlIf, ana lndI lne value OF lue f,
IRE was G50 Mr.. Justice Madden di- :,
cted verdict for $50 for the plain -
r; that e5 lodged in court by defend
1t should be returned to him. and =
at there should be an inquiry before -
e Master as 10 the winnings of the n
,rse.
Nessrs. John e. Redmond, NJ. E, and -
I'm Dillon, N. p. Travelled to Belfast
Wednesday, and addressed a great 1
Getting in the Ulster Hall that night, Il
which Mr.. Joseph Devlin. NJ. p, pre- e
led. The resolutions endorsed the u
licy of the National Directory. The s.
eech OF Mr.. Redmond dealt in detail u
III the position of the Irish Univer- III
y question, and Mr.. Dillon discussed II