The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-08-11

local lodges from the general gather
ing at Rossnowlash, the town was
paraded for some time. though the
hour was late. A railway navy, a
Catholic, got mixed up in the process
sion and was badly beaten. An on
slaught was then made on the Catho-
lies as they were met, and the
Orangemen used deacon poles as
weapons also bayonets. A scene OF
wild violence prevailed. and several
Catholic residents We're seriously
wounded by bayonct thrusts. sword
cuts, and otherwise injured. There
were no arrests
Galway.
The Celtic memorial cross in menu
DRY of the late Matthew Harris, NJ. p.
l!allinasoc. has just been erected over
his grave in the New Cemetery,
CreuSh, Ballinasloc. 1t wus made from
Er;ll>ernugh limestone, sculptured by
Mr.. John kccgan. Balnasloe and de-
| signed by MIR. w. II. kemps,cr, after
| the model of the famous Celtic cross
| in Clonmacnose. The monument
+, stands 10 feet high. and is IL particu-
ship.
Kildare.
| The Kildare AssiZcS We're opened
| i'm the court house, NuaS. by the Chief
Justice. on July II. addressing the
Grand Jury. he said that the condi-
ton OF the county was most s;,tis-
| factory. and this WAS renHlrka BILE lluv-
ing regard to the fact that it COM
priscd military camp and two mill
tary barracks.
| The Rev. Canon Johnson Curbury
age of 20 years. Deceased was in
c;,mhcnl of the parish of Carbury for
81 years.
Kings County.
ON July Is at IL meeting uf the
Kings County COMMITTEES of Agri-
culture it was mentioned that eight of
the twelve IeinSter counties had prom
I Used to cooperate in Il movement to
secure better recognition for the Irish
draft horse in the Departments
schemes.
Kilkenny.
In IL debate in the House IF Lords
on the Tobacco" question. Mr.. William
Redmond. NJ. r.. gave IL heckling to
the Chancellor of the EXcheuuer. over
two of the principal places where the
leaf is being grown this year. viz.
the plots in Kilkenny and Wexford
counties. Some eigh, acres are Sown
in Kilkenny, and twelve acres in the
southern end of the Co. Wexford
The plots i'm the latter case are grown
close together, and within Il short dis
lance of TIL" drying and storing sheds
nclr Toguat. which WAS erected last
year. The crops are looking very
wcI--thc sunshine and shuwery
weather being just the kind of eli
mate tn bring ON the young plants
Kerry.
After some years of effort to keep
up the annual shows OF tho County
Kerry Agricultural Society. the Com
mit,cr have been compelled t" ab;ln-
don this years show for want Of
funds.
Very Rev. Canon Hayes. Adm. Kill
lnrnry. has been appointed parish
priest of l;allylongforl in room of the
late Father Pierce.
Rev. ID. O'keeffr. p. r.. I'allyheigue.
has been transferred to kilcenticrnu
parish and Rev NJ. Altman. G. c.,
<ean,;,rc. has been appointed Parish
Priest of Ballyhciguc. Rev. NJ. DAILY,
Professor at the Intermediate and
University School Tralec. has been
lappointed To Kenmare in succession to
Father Altman.
Limerick
ON July IA. by order of the Court
of Chtnccry. the interest and good
will in the Munster News, Limerick
and the machinery and plant were
put up for sale by auction The bid
ding reached G65O. at which sum it
was knocked down to DIR. j. +. Count
ham, Kirusll, Il member of the found
cr's family.
AT tn" Mercy Convent Mallow,
Miss Mamie O'Rcgan. daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Michael O'Regan. Rath-
cannon. I<ilmallock Gin religion Sister
Mary Malachy). has just made her
solemn religious profession in the
presence of the Bishop of Cloyne
Leitrim.
\ great excursion party. numbering
LOO. of the members of the Ancient
Order of Hibcrnians (Board of Erin)
and their friends arrived in Dublin on
July Is from Sligo Lcitrim and Ros-
common. They were met by Dublin
members and delegates from Belfast
and Glasgow. after which they march,
Ell In procession to the Hail. Is Glou-
ccster street. where Il demonstration
of welcome took place prior to the