The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-11-04

peared to have taken place since the
Public Health Committee of the Coun-
Gil made their report.
Kilkenny.
The pig market at Thonastown
which during the railway disturbances
was suspended, has started again in
! the new The fair held there on Fri
! day the 18th was a very good one and
Il fine assortment of pigs We're there.
/ The prices on live weight were 80 shil-
! lings per hundred.
Kings.
MIR. Justice Gibson on Friday, oct.
/ Eth on the application of Mr.. l.. s.
Murphy INSTRUCTED by MIR. J. +. Dow
dali for Michael Burke, klbeggan
granted conditional order of certier-
arl to quash all order made by the
magistrates at kilbeSgan on 25th
August, c"nvicting Burke on IL charge
of having assaulted Susan Labor by
: Kicking her in the stomach, and filming
! him e3, with the alternative of a
months Imprisonment. 1t was stated
that the woman had refused to prose-
cute
| Kerry.
! Very Rev. NJ. Fuller Adm, killarn-
ey, presided at the presentation of an
address and Il valuable gift to MIR. Jo-
| nl1>
tional Bank there, who has been pro-
noted to the managership of the New
| townbarry branch.
Lonaford.
Mr.. J. p. Farrell, NJ. p, who has
been brutally presented on account of
his very active interest in the anti
grazing question in speaking of Mr..
Redmonds speech at Whitechapel,
London, and the victory of Mr.. T. w.
Russell in North Tyrone, stated in
significant terms that it was on them
selves alone the people must depend.
He regretted, however, that there were
critics so unfair as to declare that the
AAAoh ~ ~ ieil u uSlcu LIle lAlDeFilS
too far, the Liberals having deceived
them before would do so again.
| Louth.
The anniversary of the birth of Ira-
! Their Theobald Matthew. the Apostle
OF Temperance, was observed at the
Temperance Hall, Dundak, on Tues
| 1oV IN
attendance and a fine musical pro-
gram was presented. The Very Rev,
Father Augustus, o. S. f. c., presided.
Hon. Shane Leslie delivered the ora
ton which was we'll received.
Limerick.
The death occurred on the 18th in.
stant at kilmallock of the Rev. D.
O'Shea, e. c., to the deep regret of the
parishioners.
After months of discussion and cam
wasting the Limerick CORPORATION has
appointed Mr.. Shehan, Il member OF
the Brigade.
Monaghan.
~>DA'
there were 202 ledger claims served
on the Clerk Of the Crown and Peace.
"A letter from q ID. c. read in Court
stated that the valuation for most of
| the country house from which these
votes were sought ranged from IS to
IL, ana that, instead of paying los
| a. week for hci lr;,
| claimants were not able to buy to-
| bacco.' His Honor said he had no
| doubt a scandalous attempt had been
made to stuff the register.
Mayo.
Owing to the inability of the rail-
way company to give facilities during
the recent strikes, as Il result of the
heavy traffic consequent on the recent
strike, the Kiltimagh pig fair was not
held on the regular date
Meath.
The manager of the Beauparc Cop-
per Mines, in his report for September.
states that the various levels have
a
level has been started at 24O feet.
forty-three tons of dressed ore have
been produced from the ore treated
during the month. The Dollarstown
shaft is now 81 feet deep.
Queens.
At Stradbally on the 9th inst. before
Messrs. r. A. Meehan, NJ. p, Arthur
Hume, Vesey Fitzgerald and Col. Co.'S
by, R. NJ, ID. L., u young man named
Carroll was accused of beating his IA
Their. 1t was impossible to get the old
man to give testimony. The son was
finally bound over in the sum Of e5
and two bondmen in SIS each.
Roscommon.
The sale Of the furniture, outdoor
effects, etc, property Of the late w, A.