The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-07
ALL AROUND IRELAND.

The Bingham estate, County Mayo.
has been purchased by the congested
districts board.
Acute distress prevails in North Wex-
ford consequent on the want of employ
ment
Michael Davitt arrived at Queens
town on Thursday from New York
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Major Mcbride, who fought with the
Beers in the late war, is at present in
Westport.
A successful meeting in support of
the national exhibition project has been
held in Enniscorthy.
The sale of their agricultural land
to their tenants has been finally ap-
proved Of by the Kilkenny corporation.
Two tenants on the Isidore Bourke
estate, who were ted twenty-five
years ago have be-. ,,tr stated in their
holdings.
A local governma.t card inspector is
making Inquiries IN he ROsconlmon
union with reference to the distress.
The county council Of Donegal has
elected Mr.. Edward Gallagher. ]. p,
Strabsne, as coroner for the division of
East Donegal.
The Dublin brigantine Olruna is re-
ported dismasted off the County Down,
and in danger Of going ashore.
The schooner Catherine Iathom of
Chester, went ashore in Dundalk bay
I'm a southeasterly gale. The crew of
four were rescued by the Blackrock
lifeboat.
The tenants on the Mayo estate Of
Major Cox. all Of whom have had sec
ond-term rents fixed, have been allowed
a reduction Of Is per cent off the rents
due to LIST November.
-Four Arklow fishermen. who were
caught off the harbor bar by the storm.
were carried out to sea in their yawl
and, after a desperate struggle, were
rescued by the local lifeboat.
A police inquiry in camera was held |
al the Armagh court house on Tuesday
regarding the death Of a woman named |
Mrs. Pearson, lately residing near |
Richhill. An arrest in connection with |
the affair is reported from Montreal, |
Canada.
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A Royal Irish constabulary pension |
er named Foster has been arrested in /
Cork on the charge of numbering a man |
named William Began. whose dead |
body was foundsin the River Lee.
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A meeting was held at Oughterard on
Sunday. at which important resolutions
were adopted, dealing with the distress
problem. land purchase, etc. Mr.. w. |
O'Malley, NJ. P, was amongst the
speakers.
At the inquest in Marcoom County
Cork, on the body OF Patrick Buckley.
who was found dead at the rear of
Mount Massey house with his skull
smashed. the jury found that the de-
ceased fell from a window and thus
sustained the injuries which caused his
death.
IN an address to his tenantry Lord
I<ilmine, referring to the recent. sale Of
his property, advised the new owners
TO be on their guard against mortgag-
ing their holdings. and hoped the
friendly relations subsisting with him
in the past would continue
At the Leinster assizes in Waterford
on Friday a soldier named Hodge of
the royal field artillery was found
guilty Of the manslaughter of Matthew
Hayes on the 10th of September last.
end was sentenced to three years penal
servitude.
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The L. G. B. has forwarded TO va
rious boards Of guardians in the west
or Ireland communication intimating
that arrangements may be made. under
conditions defined. for the supply of
seed potatoes to certain occupiers Of
lands where the crop has failed. The
money is to be raised by special rate
levy.
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Mr.. John Dillon. VI. P. addressed q. I,
large Nationalist meeting in Newry on |
Monday. He appealed to the people of
Newry to take more active part i'm the !
national fight. He defended the consti-
tItional methods Of the parliamentary ,
J larty, and after criticising Sir Horace
Plunkette department. referred to the ;
continued robbery Of Ireland by over (
taxation. ,