The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-08-17

issue of 1000 shares of 95 each. Mr..
A. v. Matheson INSTRUCTED by Messrs.
Golfer & SOM for applicants.
On charge Of forcibly entering the
parish hall at Moybologue, Co. Meath,
Joseph Lally and Matthew Lally, Bal
linamoney; Patrick and John Curran,
Leevurcher; John Farnan and Thomas
Gallagher, who are said to be Sim
Feiners, were, at Moynalty Petty Ses-
sions, returned for trial to quarter
sessions. They were all admitted to
bail. The hall, it was stated, had
been re-occupied by the A. o: H., fol-
lowing an injunction by the Master of
the Rolls against members of Sim
Fein who made use of it as parish
| ioners."
A Farmers Association for the Co.
Longford was established at repre-
| sentative meeting on Saturday eve
| ming. Several branches exist through
out the county, the farmers being
fully alive to the menace to their in
| terests on all sides from Government
departments down to the Socialists.
James Geraghty died at his resi-
dence, Main Street, Edgeworthstown,
on Sunday, deeply regretted.
Henry Gordon, charged at Meath
Assizes with wounding Geo. Pringle,
farmer, Kilmainhamwood, was acquit-
ted. Pringle was fired at while return
ing at night from feeding his cattle,
| and he had identified Gordon. The
police relied on accused's boots CORE
spending with footprints at the scene
of the occurrence. The defense was
an abili-that accused was in differ
ent place at the time of the shooting.
D. l. Holmes alluded to gun, Cor
don's property of which the police
had taken possession, and Lord JUS
tice Moloney left the question of it's
return to the officers discretion.
j. ]. Fitzgerald, chairman Co. Kill
dare Board, G. A. A., has been seri-
ously ill, but is progressing satisfac-
| torily.
Nobber U. l. L. passed resolution
calling for the resignation of p. White,
M. P.
| Rev. G. w. Mcdowell, Rector, Tenn
plederry, has been appointed Rector
Nenagh, in room of the late Canon A.
| Thomas. Rev. r. T. MacLaurin has
been appointed to Tulloh Canonry
Killaloe.
| d. Doyle, U. d. c., Youghal, who has
died, was brother of the late Rt. Rev
Mons. Doyle, st. Johns, N B. He
took an active part in the Gaelic move
ment. Charleville Council and P. S.
Court expressed sympathy with the
relatives of the late Canon P. ].
O'Callaghan.
| Satisfactory settlements of the
strikes by the employees of the Cork
| Spinning and Weaving Co., John DAILY
and Co., Kiloh and Co., and in the
Cork boot repairing trade have been
effected. Very Rev. Father Thomas,
o. S. F, c., was largely instrumental
in securing this desirable result.
| Most Rev. DR.. Mailman telegraphed
to Rome on behalf of over 1000 men
of the Limerick Confraternity of the
Holy Family, expressing attachment
to the Holy See, and in reply the SUI
preme Pontiff, delighted at the pious
sentiments" expressed, sent the Apos.
tolic Benediction.
Cork City and Co. National Teachers
Association decided to press for war
bonus on Civil Service basis, and the
immediate setting of the promised
Committee of Inquiry into the teach.
ers' grievances. Mr.. J. J. Forsythe, B.
A., who presided, said merit and sen.
iority must be the determining factors
on which to base salaries.
A strike of Charleville artisans and
laborers took place yesterday, about
700 men being affected. Their de.
mands are for 37s. week for arts.
ians, and 27s. Cd. for laborers. The
employers offered an advance of S.
for artisans and So. for laborers, but
this was refused. All the men belong
to the Transport Union.
Rev. Father Power, transferred from
Glasgow to his native diocese of Water.
ford, has received valuable presenta
ton from the congregation of St.
Peters, Partick.
Jerh. Breen, Kilworth, and Jas
Dunno, Mary Street, Cork, were tried
by court martial in Cork-the former
for as alleged, interfering with Sergt
G. Clune, R. I. c., by attempting to
stop vehicle in which he was travel
ing as escort with Realm Act pris
oner, and by assaulting him, and the
latter for wearing a Volunteer uni
form. The decisions will be duly an
nounced.
At Nonagh Mrs 7, Mackov no1io