The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-14

JnaU the soncltor should be appoInte,
receiver over the amount al presen
payable to Egan to satisfy the judg
ment. Mr.. justice Wright reIuseu Tn
dppiacuon; ana the Court OF Appea
subsequently confirmed this judgn4en
on Inc gound tnat no definite sum wa;
stated TO be due by his EXcellency Il
the defendant.
A meeting of the Cork Advisory com
; mittee was held on Thursday in TIL,
; municipal building, Cork. Rev. r
Barrett, Enniskeane, presided. Mr.
William O'Brien, Mp, attended, anc
addressed the meeting.
1t is announced that the Hon. Rich
, ard Nugent, the newly elected chair
man of the Midland and Great Western
railway, has decided to reduce the
salaries of the eleven directors Gnclud-
ing his OWN by &2O0 year each.
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The L. C. board have sanctioned the
application of Belfast corporation for Il
loan of s15OOO to add another story
to the Technical institute at present
under erection in that city.
The death is announced of the Rev
p. A. Kelly, &C, SumTnerhill, Athlone.
The deceased was a native of Boyle,
where his death had occasioned gen.
eral regret amongst all classes.
The Rev. James Carlin, Adm, pre-
sided on Monday night over a large
meeting in Newry convened for the
purpose of establishing the National
organization in the district on a firm
basis.
The magistrates at Bandon Petty
sessions on Monday refused to grant
a transfer of d license to a young girl
on the ground that she was not able
to properly manage the business her
slef.
The question of land purchase in the
| Nidlands was discussed at the last
meeting of the Athlone branch of the
United Irish league, and recommenda-
tions made to the tenants with regard
to purchase proceedings.
In a letter TO the Swinford district
council, Mr.. John Dillon, Mp, says
that no time should be lost in taking
the strongest possible stvps to force the
hand Of the government in the matter
of the distress in the west.
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In the matter of Coleman's estate,
situated in the County Galway, which
came up in the land judges court on
Wednesday Judge Ross said that an
| offer of 2115 years purchase for second
term rents did not commend itself to
his sense of justice"
The L.G.B. has forwarded a sealed
order TO the Monaghan asylum commit
tee relnitting a surcharge put by the
auditor on three members of that body.
in connection with the bread contract
for the institution.
Three fishermen were drowned off
Ballydehob harbor, West Cork, while
attempting to reach Hare Island from
the mainland. A fourth was rescued
while clinging to the capsized boat, and
a fifth swan ashore through heavy
sea, distance of two miles.
/ Mr.. William O'Malley, Mp, ad-
dressed meeting at Roundstone on
Tuesday. presided over by the Rev
Father Gleeson, PIP. and convened for
the purpose of considering the serious
situation created by the impending dis
tress.
The Very Rev Canon Coyne, PIP.
Boyle, received an enthusiastic recep-
tion on Tuesday from his parishioners
OH his return from Rome. Crowds of
people, accompanied by bands met
him at the railway station and escorted
him to the parochial house.
An inquest was held in Cork on Wed
nesday respecting the death of w.
Regan, whose body was found in the
Lee. The medical evidence showed
that the injuries found on the deceased |
were not self inflicted or accidental. A |
verdict of wilful murder by some per- |
son or persons unknown was returned |
by the jury.
Three fresh cases of smallpox in Bel !
fast have been notified TO the authori- |
ties, who have taken prompt steps to |
have the patients removed to the |
Purdybu.'n hospital. Two of the cases
have occurred it is understood, in |
Glenwood street and the third in Dun
more street, both in the Shankill road |
district.
Mr.. John Redmond, Mp, was the
principal speaker at great National /
ist meeting in Templeboy, Co. Sligo, on
Friday. He dealt chiefly with the
western problem and its remedies. Mr..
P. A McHugh, MP; Nj o'Dowd, NJ
P; and Mr.. Mckillop, MP, also ad-
dressed the meeting
Mr. NJ Davitt addressed great
al Clifden on Sunday.
and in the course of his speech, dealt
at considerable length with the ques-
ton of distress. Speeches were also
made by the Very Rev Canon Meal
pine and Mr.. w. o. OMalley, NIP.
At Blanchardstown Petty sessions on
Monday on the application of Mr. John
Cromer, road contractor, orders were
granted permitting the applicant to
enter a quarry for the purpose of OBJ
tanning road material on the lands of
the Hon. Walter Guinness at Knock
maroon.
A disastrous conhagration occurred
IN Loughrea on Friday morning. The
bakery premises of Mr.. David Connors
took fire, and before a rescue could be
effected five children were burned to
leath. Mrs. Connors and her son
jumped from the upper windows and
were badly injured.
The Catholic Clerical Managers of
he Diocese of Waterford and Lismore
have approved OF the Introduction of /
he biliHgual programme into the
schools under their management, and
rave appointed q committee to give
fleet to their decision.
Captain Sha We Taylor addressed a
Meeting in Belfast on Friday on the
University Education and other ques-
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