The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-21


Purchase negotiations are at a stand
stn in West Cork as the senants refus
to give more for their lands than tn
prices current in the district before tn
passing of the land act of 1903.
A mason named Denis Healy of Corl
was returned for trial at quarter ses
SONS by the Macroom magistrates OF
Wednesday Oh a charge OF assautinl
and stabbing man named James
! O Connor.
A serious fire broke out in Carrick
on-Shannon on Thursday morning, a!
a result of which two large establish
ments were badly damaged. The 1osse:
ale estimated TO amount to 10000.
A young laborer named Breen, a ma.
tive of Sneem, County Kerry, who was
landed at Queenstown on wednesday
from America. was committed to Corl
district asylum on Thursday as Z
lUnatic.
A sad fatality is reported from Stra-
bane. the victim of which was do
nestle servant named Bridget Nc
Glynn. who was asphyxiated in her
bedroom by the poisonous fumes of a
bucket of lighted coal
At Thursdays meeting of the eXecu-
tive committee appointed TO promote
the introduction of a marine works bill
for the south east coast of Ireland in
the next session of parliament, it was
decided to hold a series of public meet
! ings in furtherance of that object
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An enthusiastic and representative
meeting was held in Dungannon on
Sunday for the purpose. of reorganizing
| local branch of the united Irish
league Speeches were delivered by
Messrs. P. c. Doogan, NJ p, and John
Teggart.
Mr.. William O'Brien, NJ. p, has writ
ten to the clerk of the Dungannon
beard of guardians suggesting a con-
ference between representatives of the
interests concerned as means of set
ting the laborers' question.
The Butson estate in Galway came
before Judge Ross on Wednesday, when
a representative of the tenants, subject
t. the approval of his fellow tenants,
agreed to give eighteen and one-half
years purchase of non-judieial rents,
to add a half-year for arrears, and to
pay up another half-year
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The Very Rev. Canon Coyne. P. P,
Boyle, was presented with a number of
addresses on Thursday night on the
occasion of his return from Rome. A
presentation was made by the parish
toner's, and the Rev. Canon acknowl-
edged the compliment.
Mr.. John Redmond, NJ. P, has sub
scribed e2 to the O'Donovan Rossa tes-
timonial. and in his accompanying let
ter to Mr.. T. Sheehy., Skibbereen. refers
to the deserving nature of the appeal
Grea preparations are being made in
East Mayo to give Mr. John Dillon,
NJ. P, splendid reception on the oc-
casion of his visit to Swinford on
Jan. 3.
Mgr Murphy, rector of the Irish col
lcge, Rome. presented the pope on We'd
nesday with the Peters pence contri-
button from the diocese of Colgher, for
which his holiness expressed deep graf
ification.
The bishop Of Limericy, speaking at
the distribution of prizes at the Laurel
Hill day scnool, Limerick, on Thurs
day, referred sympsthetically TO the
of Irish, and suggested the I
study of plant life as an important but
eegleeted branch of Irish education.
On wednesday Messrs. Workman.
Clark SEQ, limited, Belfast. launched
rom their south yard a steel screw
steamer. which they have built TO the i
'rder of the British admiralty. The |
low vessel has been named Squirrel, |
md viii be employed as a coastguard !
Iuiser III the English channel.
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As the result of a driving accident |
which occurred in York road, Belfast, |
N Wednesday, a man named Hugh |
Nagee received injuries of a very Sc
'ere charter. He is receiving every at |
ention from the medical and nursing
taffs of the Mater InfiTmorum hospital |
lis injuries are Of a particularly dan
serous character.
At Cavan on Tuesday two brothers
famed Thomas and William Rothweli. \
lering Francis Tully, schoolmaster. /
{ is stated that the police found let
ers traced in blood on the white
Washed wall near where the body was |
ound.
The Munster council of the Gaelic |
eague had under consideration at their
uarterly meeting on Thursday the in
uetice caused to teachers in Irish or
districts by having the school
hildren examined by inspectors who
NOV no Irish, and decided to ask the
managers in all schools in Irish and
districts to demand the ap-
ointment of bilingual inspectors forth
nth.
At the Royal Victoria hospital. Bel
asst, the following accident cases have
cen admitted: Robert Cooper Dun
onald, farmer, scalp wound, caused by
is cart coming in contact with a tram
ar; Thomas MKenna. River terrace
lborer in the gasworks. sprained ankle,
aused by the fall of hoist.
The department o agriculture has
rOmised to take steps to improve the
Of Arklow Horbar bar and /
iS A-hiON nan pol boiiliillSSiOHtiS nave
oted them the net revenues of the har
or for the coming year for this pur-
ose.
At the kingstown police court on
thursday Mrs. Margaret Fisher was
rosecuted by the Rathdown guardians
Dr having failed to give certain statu-
Dry notices under the infant life pro-
actiOn act and was fined a sum of
e12, or, in default of payment was
rdered to be imprisoned for four
lonths.
The execution too place in Armagh
rison on Thursday of Joseph Fee, the
lones murderer. The unfortunate man