The Irish standard., 1905-08-12

day this year, in Dublin, 70 degrees
being registered in the shade. On
that day, a young girl was conveyed
to the hospital at Celbridge, suffering
from sunstroke, and soon after her ar
rival there died.
Galway.
Justice Wright, addressing the
Grand Jury at the opening of the Gal
way Assizes, on July 18th, said there
We're sixteen cases of special kind
! to go before them, which included
cases against persons, of entering in
to combination to intimidate holders
of grass lands to compel them to give
them up so that they might be divided
among the tenants who were negotiat-
ing for the purchase of their farms.
Michael Comedy and his wife,
Catherine, indicted on charge of
arson, were acquitted.
Kerry.
At the Kerry Assizes Justice
Holmes reversed the decision of the
court below, granting e1O damages
to Maurice j. Dodd, Inspector under
the Congested Districts Board, in an
action against the Great Southern and
Western Railway company.
Mr.. John Doolan, we'll known Lon.
don cab-driver, is about to introduce
an Irish jaunting car to the metro
polls. 1t is to be made in Tralee, and
every scrap of the timber will come
from the Kingdom of Kerry. When
Parliament is sitting Mr.. Doolan in.
tends to apply for hire in Palace Yard
Intelligence is being sought through
the Irish papers of Thomas ORiordan,
a native of near Killarney; last heard
of % years ago, then resided at 9
Dover street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Kildare.
At the County Kildare Assizes, on
July 18th, man named Doyle was
sentenced to five years penal servi.
tude for attempting to take the life OF
his sister-in-law. Bowling, the lunatic
who killed four inmates of Mas work
house, on the 18th of May, was unable
to plead, and was ordered to be de
tanned in Dundrum Criminal Lunatic
asylum, during the pleasure of the
Crown.
Kings County.
A Tullamore dispatch on July 10Th
says:-While young artisan named
John Dunno, a Tullamore resident
was walking with his sweetheart
along the railway line, he was seized
with violent fit of coughing, which
had the effect of rupturing a blood
vessel. Hemorrhage set in, and he
died almost instantly. The young
couple were to be married in a fort
night.
Kilkenny.
The Prime Minister received, on
July 14th, through Mr.. Patrick o.
Brien, NJ. p, copies of two resolutions
from the Corporation of Kilkenny
protesting strongly against the reduc
tlon in the Parliamentary representa-
tion of Ireland, and especially against
the disfranchisement of Kilkenny.
Limerick.
A dispatch from Bruff, on July IA
says.-A young man named Edmond
Hogan, was accidentally thrown off g
cart, at Patrickswell, yesterday, and
was instantly killed. The cause OF
the accident was the breaking or the
back-band of the cart.
Intelligence is sought, through the
Irish papers of jeremiah Sheedy, a
native of County Limerick, who left
Ireland 33 years ago for America; last
heard of, IA years ago, was at Rose
bud, Montana; supposed to be en-
gagged in the mining or cattle business
Monaghan.
Enquiries have been made in the
Irish papers, for intelligence of James
Loughran, native of Lurgan, Car.
rickmacross, County Monaghan, who
left Middlesborough, England, in July
1892, for Sparrow's Point, near Balti
more, u. S. Last heard of, in 1894, at
Pittsburg, Pa.
Mayo.
On Sunday, July 23d, Most Rev. Or.
Lyster, Bishop of Achonry, blessed
tie chime of bells which has been
provided for the tower and spire re.
Gently added to Ballaghadereen Cathe,
dral.
On Sunday, July 16, after 10 o'clock
mass, a meeting was held at Park, for
the purpose of establishing branch
of the Gaelic League. To those who
travelled down in time for mass, a
treat was in store; for Rev. T. Walsh,
P. p, read the Acts in Irish, before
mass! and, Immediately after mass,
the Rosary was said in the same
language
| Meath.
Intelligence is sought, through the
Irish papers, of John Reilly, who left
Cushenstown, County Meath, in Octo-
ber, 1891; last heard of, November,
was then residing at 227 East 43rd st.,
New York. He is sought by his wife.
Quenn's County.
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