The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-07-07


for many years, and which she was
harshly deprived of by order of the
Paving Committee, made on January
9th. 1906. has been reappointed by the
Corporation.
Mr.. John Pullman. a prominent flg-
urc in the commercial life of Dublin,
died at the Patrick Dun Hospital, on
June IL, at the age of SO years. O..
pneumonia.
On June .. His Grace Archbishop
Walsh conferred the Sacrament OF
dates from colleges and religious
houses in the city and suburbs.
Among them the following AM
ericanS: Patrick Cooncy. of Omaha.
Denis Molony. Pittsburs: Edmund
Griffin. Kansas: Thomas Downing.
Richmond. received tonsore and minoS
orders: John Enrght, Altoona: Mich
ae Gaifncy. Sacramento. were made
Sub DcacunS and William O'Connoc
ANA William Mullisan. omaha: ana
Patrick O'Hanloo Nashville. Deucuns.
Fermanash.
The many friends of Mr.. T.. G. Doc
gan. Mp. will regret to learn of his
death on June s. at his residence,
Point House. Innishmore. Mr.. Dno-
gan had represented East Tyrone for
the past ten years. At the last cleo
ton lie held the constituency aga .nst
the most vigorous assault ever di-
| rected against it, but owing to the
| state of his health he had not since
been able to take his seat in the House
of Commons.
| The proposed establishment of IL lin
en- factory in Enniskillen. is takins
some definite steps The Committee
in charge have been in communication
with q gentleman who is prepared to
subscribe e1O00 and to manage the
concern ut IL reasonable salary
Galway.
| At Tuam Quarter Sessions on Jun"
|
was heard in the suit of Patrick Burke.
of Raroebuckbew, parish of Anna gn-
/ down. farmer. against William Mo!ioy.
and Patrick Kelly. Midtown. shop as
i sistHnts; John Mannin. Midtown. shop
keeper; and Patrick Garvcy, Stripe,
/ Midtown, farmer, for assaulting him
=
any man before a landlord. The 1is-
/! cuSsion was over the choice of Il Par
a, linmentary candidate last February TO,
North Galway. The plaintiff sued for
$50 damages and was awarded de-
cree of ego damages with costs Co.
and in addition two guineas with cour,-
sci
Kerry.
NJ j. Kelliher. JP.. has been re-
elected Chairman of the Tralec Beard
of Guardians. and W. O'Dunnell. J.r,
Chairnnnn of the Trnlre Rural Council
j. j. Sheehan J.p.. has been re-
elected Chairman of the kenlnnre Ru-
raj Council. and IT, j. Lyme. Vice.
Chairman. II. j. O'Sulivan. Chairman
"f the Board of Guardians. ana j.
G;aine ana ]. S. O'Sullivan, Vice-Ch.ir-
man ana Deputy Vice Chairman.
Mir Michael Sheehan, died at his
residence. Lixnan. on June s, at Il fine
old age.
Kildare.
ON June .. Il number of pupils of
the Christian Brothers Schools Naas
gave II very interesting performance in
the playground, under the direction of
their instructor. Sergeant James Hayes
Of Rev. l'r. Morrin. P.PD was present
/ The exercises consisted of physical
drill. dumb bells and club drills. The
time was excellent. and the healthy APP
pearince of the boys shows the care
ful training which they have under
| gone.
Kings County.
w. J. Kinsella and John Keegar
have been reelected Chairman :nc
Vice Chairman Of Cloneygonon Dis
trict Council
| Leitrim. ...
On June ;. three families were ev:ct
ed from ,her holdings in BallinagIera
Co., Lritrin,. on the estate of Miss NJ
\. Crofton. of Kingstown. Co Dublin
by the sub-sheriff for Leitrim. \ GROVE
Of three hundred persons who were
present With horns. continuously
grnned the local bailif. a man named
Brady. He was strongly guarded by
policemen. The first tenant evictet
was Tom Gilnartin. who held 3h acre.
and owed > years rent. His wife
m"thcr-in-law and family were put ou
on the roadside The youngest chile
is aged / months. The other tenants
We're James l<elleghcr and Mary Ryan
Great INDICATION prevails
| Limerick.
Elizabeth Winter. Il girl of sixteen
had her hand amput;ltcd recently, II
BarringtonS hospital. limerick as (,
result "f an accident at Spllane's t..
A. 4.