The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1919-01-25
News from Ireland

Farms and put $4,000 soldiers in Ire.
land to preserve peace, as Mr.. P. j..
Meehan stated in his election address,
the Irish Party would not be able to
stop them, but the Irish people would.
Mr.. Higgins asked what could the Par
ty effect under the most unfavorable
conditions when they had failed to
achieve anything with the Government
| Tin the hollow of their hands,"
LIMERICK.
! The death has taken place at Balm
garry of E. Moroney, ]. P, father Of
H. v. Moroney, engineer to Limerick
Harbor Commissioners.
Devon Road Co. Cooperative Cream.
cry, Limerick, passed a vote of SYM
pathy with the secretary, w. D.
Ahearn, whose daughter, a nurse in
Richmond Hospital, Dublin, succumb-
ed to influenza.
LOUTH.
Mr. ]. Mckinley presided at a
meeting in Dundalk in support of Mr..
]. ]. O'Kelly, Sim Fem candidate for
Louth, which passed resolution d.
[ recting attention to the attitude of the
authorities towards the Sim Fein
election campaign as exemplified by the
seizure of literature and the obstrGc-
tion of agents. Mr.. O'Kelly, referring
to Mr.. Hazleton's challenge to de-
bate on common platform, said he
was not going to insult their intelli
gence or stultify his own by regarding
for one moment as a policy the plati-
tudes of Mr.. Hazleton or the fables
with which Mr.. Dillon illustrated his
dreary speeches at Ballaghaderreeu
MAYO.
Charlestown A. o. H. expressed SYM
pathy with their vice-president, w. E.
Mulligan, on the death, from pneu-
monia, afollowing influenza, of his only
son, ]. Mulligan, a student of Black
rock College.
Rev. F. Adams, c. c., Roundfort, has
been transferred to Inishmore, and is
replaced by Rev. F. Kelly, c. C.
MEATH. ..
Rev. John Gingles, who died from in
fuenZa, was the youngest son of Mr..
T. Gingles, Kells, and was ordained on
+. May 26, at Wexford. He was about to
proceed to an Australian mission.
MONAGHAN.
Within week at least five persons
in Clones succumbed to pneumonia, in
Guiding Mr.. John McCauley, merchant.
Fermanagh street.
OFFALY.
A farm of 161 acres, with residence,
at Rathganny, brought &5,1OO.
John Mahon, Banagher, we'll
known local Sim Feiner, was arrest.
ed by party of police and military
and conveyed to Birr police barracks,
where he was detained.
RoscoMMoN.
Castlerea Guardians passed a vote
of sympathy with Very Rev. M. Harte,
p. P, Castlerea, on the death of his
brother
SLIGO.
Mr.. Owen Tansey, Sim Fein Direc.
tor OF Elections for South Sligo, has
died at Gurteen, County Sligo. Mr..
D. V. Watts, dental surgeon, Carrick.
on-Suir, whose wife died Of pneumonia,
five weeks ago, has himself succumbed,
leaving two young children to mourn,
him. Mrs. K. Brien, Boho, Castlerea,
died leaving nine orphan children,
seven of whom are suffering from the
epidemic.
| TIPPERARY.
At Nenagh police made an exhaus.
tive search in Moneygall for J. Coli.
son, now known as Elusive COLLISION y
who had attended first Mass in the
village, but the search was fruitless.
He is a member of the noted hurting
family.
TYRONE.
Cardinal Logue has made the follow.
ing appointments in the Archdiocese:
I AsSv. II 3AuAAdy ASIuIucu lEOu b I0u.'
porary appointment in America, to be
lC. c., Moy; Rev. M. Rafferty,, C. c.,
Middletown, c. c., Carrickmore; Rev
P. Boyle, G. c., Eglish, C. c., Middle.
town; Rev. P. Corcoran, Maynooth, C.
&C., Dunleer.
WATERFORD.
The Waterford Munition factory will
be maintained at full strength for at
least month, and there is every pos
sibilfty of its being permanently re-
tanned with a reduced staff.
/ WESTMEATH.
A Sim Fein meeting in support OF
the candidature of Mr.. L. Ginnell for
Westmeath and Mr.. H. Boland for S
Roscommon, was held in Athlone. Mr.
Denis Kelly, vice-chairman of the Ros
common County Council, said they
were determined to sever the link,
that hound Iro1onA ~ H. rlo-a Al..1