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11 THE IRISH STANDARD: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4,1888. jt^^ij®?•* cassians marched to within about five ,8'irishhistoryin brief. miles of Suicoit, and next morning at £ IContributions to thia department will be sunrise formed in battle array, seeing ^ gladly received and published in THE IRISH which the Danes advanced to meet ADAMS & RING, STANDARD, providing the articles are brief and them in tbe open. A furious battle ji, ^conclusive. If desired, the name of the oon- then commenced, no quarter being < * tributor will be published .1 53V INTOOLLET .ATVEnSTTJE. given on either side ; it raged till mid­ IRELAND'S BATTLEFIELDS. day and resulted in a decisive and ruin­ Molloy, lord ot Desmond, to close. Dublin and encamned in the neighbor­ both of whom now publicly renounced J our prices will speak for themselves. hood. Niall Glunduff, King of Ulster, their allegiance to Mahon. About the One lot Madame Foy's improved, Toboggans that sold at $1.25 and $1,50 hearing of this fresh invasion, mar­ year 976 Mahon was induced ou some Embroidered All Over, At only S7G. pretext or other to visit Donovan at his at only 45c. Ladies, now is the time shalled nis troops and clansmen, and to purchase these goods at less than marched on Dublin to.attack them. house at Bruree, county Limerick, hav­ GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. One lot French Corsets, worth The Danes then retired to the moun­ ing previously received the guarantee $1.75, equally as good a fit­ manufacturers' prices, Caii early, as tains, probably to choose their ground, of the local clergy that he would not be FROM 35c TO 75c PER YARD they will last but a short time, injured Notwithstanding this solemn and on Wednesday, l-5th September, ting CorsBt as the I. C., we Great Bargains in Ladies' and Chil­ guarantee, given at his instance, Don­ WHITE GOODS. . ALL NEW. 919, the opposing forces met at Kil­ shall offer for $1-25. dren's Hosiery and Underwear. In or­ mashogue Mountain, above White- ovan sent on Mahon under escort to We have added this Newv Depart meet Molloy, according to a prear der to reduce our stock before our church, about six miles from Dublin, ment to our stock, and in order to in -—MEDICI LACES This is a graud opportunity to pur­ ranged plan, at the place selected for chase your Corsets at reduced prices* Spring importations, we have made where an obstinate and bloody battle troduce it to the public we shall offer was fought, in which the Irish were the murder. Molloy watched the as­ FROM 5c TO $1.50 PER YARD. Every lady should avail herself ol this enormous reductions in this depart sassination from a distance and waited Special inducements for the next three opportunity aud purchase before the disastrously defeated, brave King A GRAND ASSORTMENT. ment. Niall, with t welve tributary Kings and. till he saw the flashing of the sword days. sizes are broken. a great number of Ulster uobles, being in the hands of the murderer and Ma­ numbered among tbe slain. From the hon fall under the blow, upon which he strange site chosen for this battle in mounted his horse and precipitately fled the scene. It should be mentioned the mountains, then covered by prim­ & ADAMS & RING, ADAMS < 5 ADAMS i eval forests, it is not unlikely thai the that the ecclesiastics in guaranteeing Avenue. Irish were entrapped into an ambus­ Mahon's safety acted in perfectly g od 517 Nicollet Avenue, 517 Nicollet Avenue. 517 Nicollet 517 Nicollet Avenue. cade, as they were much le>s skilled in faith throughout, having been deceived such artifices than their adversaries. by Donovan and Molloy. the spots where the dead were buried in indistinguishable and unknown. With­ CHICAGO, Northern Pacific Railroad The remains of a cromlech within the The Danes gained nothing by the promiscuous heaps could be pointed out in it conspicuously stands a gianite grounds of Glensouthwell, on the side murder of Mahon,for his brother Brian, till recently by some of the old inhabi­ pillar or shaft, about five feet high. .. Burlington & of Kilmashogue mountain, in all prob a much more resolute anu dangerous tants. Dim tradition aVers that beneath this rude memorial, in a warrior's gory NMW O VEllLANB HOUTM ability marks the spot where King foe, now succeeded to the throne. He The ancient fortress of Dun lavin, the Northern R. ft. grave, sleeps tbe fierce Harold, son of Niall or some of these ehieftaius was at once commenced a campaign against palace of the Kings of Leinster, stood | From iFrom St. Aoalaff, Frince Royal of the Norsemen DEPARTING 'XKAIKS buried after the battle. them, and Ivar and his son were both one mile due south of the modern town 'Minne'lis Paul. of Erin. Portland, Oregon, and the Pacific Northwest I' A year after this reverse the Irish killed on Scattery Island, witbm a year of Dunlavin, and higher up the hillside No. 6.— Preecctt, Alma, 16; which forms the southern slope of the WiiioDu and La Cro^e.. 14.15 p m + 5.00 p m had ample revenge, for they defeated after the murder. Next year he at­ No. I. Winona, La Crosse, The "Pioneer Line" between St. Paul, Min­ tacked and defeated an army under valley of Glenmama. The remains are Dubuque, Chicago, St. neapolis, Mourhead and Fargo, and t ho ON LY the Danes with great slaughter at a CATHOLIC NEWS. Louis 1 * 6.40 p m * 7.30 p m line running Dining Cars and Pullman sleep­ Donovan and the surviving son of now generally known as tue Moat of ers between those points. place, unidentified, in the county At St. I At Min­ Ivar, both of whom were killed in the Tournant. From this the valley runs ARRIVING TWAINS. Paul. neapolis. % Meath, where, in the words of the old BELI8I0TJS NOTES. Leave . Leave 1P> engagement. Of his brother's murder­ generally in a north easterly direction No. 3. St Louis, Galena, DEPARTING TRAINS. St. Paul.!Miu'eapoiis yy-f. chroniclers, "there escaped not more Dubuque, La Crosse, Wi- 'jgki. ers there now remained but Molloy to and terminates about two miles from Pacific Express (Daily)... 4:00 p irij 4:3ft p m than enough to tell what had happened; The Marquis of Bute has presented noiia Cbickgo * 6.50am * 1.25am Fargo Ex. (Daily ex. Sun) 8 15 a m 8:45 a na be dealt with. Brian sent him a per­ Dunlavin. Jamestown Ex. (Daily) *8:00 p ml 8:35 p va and there fell of the nobles of the & chanel to Catholics of Rothesay, No. 5.—La Crosse, Winona, emptory challenge by a special envoy to After the first rout, the Danes re­ Alma and Preseott fl.OOpin t 1.40pm Dining ears. Pullman sleepers, elegant day Norsemen here as many as had fallen England, to co3t £10,000. coaches, second-class eoach«*s, and emigrant of the nobles and pleibeans of the GKel meet him at the scene of the murder, treated back along the defile and across •Daily. tExceot Sunday. sleeping ears between ,-t. Paul, Minneapolis, adding that if it was not accepted Peerless Dining Cars, Pullman Sleepers on Fargo, Dak., and all points in Montana and (Irish) at the battle of Ath-cliath," the low bills which intervene between it And now it is said that Archbishop all through trains. Washington territories. Emigrants are carried within a fortnight the Dalcissians, led aad the . ford of Lemonstown, on a McEvilly of Tuam will be made cardin­ For tickets, sleeping car accommodations, out of St. Paul and Minneapolis on Pacific Ex- meaning Kilmashogue. local time tables, and other information, ap­ press, leaving dailv at 4 p. m by himself, w mid attack him in his tribu ary of the Lift'ey, where tbey at­ al at the next consistory. ply to By 960 a great part of Munster had ARRIVING TRAINS. Arrive Arrive . own stronghold. This brought on the tempted to rally, but only to be killed JT. C. HOWARD, Asrent, 5 Nicollet House. Min'epolis St. Paul. fallen under the rule of the Danes, who battle of Belach Lechta, in \ hich Mol- in thousands. Their bones are to this Within the past ten years, thirty- Atlantic Exp"ene 'Daily)... 11:50 a m 12:25p m levied blackmail and exacted ruinous St Paul and Minneapolis oy and 1,200 of his troops were killed, day turned up in the fields near this eight new churches have been built in fast Express (Daiiy).... taxes from the unfortunate inhabit­ 7.15 a m 7:95 a aa end the murder of Mahon finally av­ ford, and several sepulchral mounds the New York archdiocese. UNRIVALLED EQUIPMENT 11 St. Paul and Minneapolis ants. Two illustrious chiefs of the acc. (daily ex. Sunday). 6:10 p rn 6:45p a enged on the very spot where it was along the banks of the stream are full Daleassian tribe, Mahon and his According to the secretary of the A FIRST -CLASS LINE IN EVERY RE­ *Do not run west OJ. Farfro on Sundays. commit ed. of them. Another body of the fugi­ City office, St. Paul, 1H6 Kafet Tnird street. •younger brother Brian (afterwards the Massachusetts board of education SPECT I City office, Minneapolis, No. a Nicollet House. tives fled to Hollywood, about a mile laero of Clontarf), resolved to raise an Malachy II., who had been king of there are 30,000 children in that state CHAS. S. FKE, and a halt eastward of the ford and on to . General Passenger and Ticker. Agent. •army and endeavor to free their coun­ Ireland for eighteeu years, hearing of attending parocnial schools. the Horse pass on the Liffey, where they try from the tyranny of the foreign Brian's victorious progress, became alarmed, and after a conference ef­ made 'k last. but futile stand against Bishop Gallagher, of Galveston, THE ROYAL ROUTE yoke. Accordingly taking all their the victorious Irish. A reference to a Texas, recently chained to the priest­ people and goods with them, they fected a ireaty wiib him by which the map of the locality will make these de­ hood, RdAS. Germanus Guillaum, Vin- CHICAGO. ST. PAUL, MINNE­ crossed the Sbannoa westwards from sovereignty of Ireland was diyided be­ GREAT REDUGTION tails much more intelligible. centius Tolly, Louis Choron and Nor- APOLIS & OMAHA, AND Limerick, and went into the county tween them, equally. Shortly after­ bertus Hue. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RY'S, Clare, where, from the fastnesses of wards—about 999 or 1000 A. D.—the Travellers from Dublin by the Bless- the woods of riiom uid, they harassed Irish of Leinster revolted and joiued ington and Baltinglass road, on ap­ Among the prelates mentioned in mates a specialty of ite SLEEPING. Now the Time to Buy the Danes of Dublin in a war against the enemy for a considerable period by proaching Poulaphuca, may have no­ connection with the St. Louis coadju- 3? ARLiOR and XDX2STXI~T Gf- car service, covering all the principal a system of guerilla warfare. At Briau, who, collecting his forces, ticed up the river, to the left, the shat­ torship are Bishops Hennessy of Du­ Cheap Tickets. marched northwards to besiege Dublin. points of the system. length, after protracted disagreements tered and crumbling arches of a vener­ buque, bpalding of Peoria and Keane On his way he encamped at a place between the biothers, the tribe decided able-looking bridge. This is Horse of Richmond. called Glen-Mama, or the Glen of the pass bridge, which superseded the an­ No OTHER LINE CAN upon assuming a more aggressive atti­ Rev. Father P. Donohoe, assistant Gap, near Dunlavin, in county Wick- cient ford, and was in its turn super­ SHOW SUCH A RECORD..^ Only $32.00 tude, and resolved on open warfare. priest of St. John's church, Maberly, Ivar, King of the Limerick Danes, how- low, and thirty-two miles southwest of seded by the modern bridge of Poula­ READ and BE CONVINCED Dublin. Here he was joined by Ma­ Mo., has been transferred to the BETWEEN eyer, determined to forestall all this phuca. At this place, as the name BETWEEN lachy at the head of his troops. Mean­ would indicate, was in former times a Church of the Immaculate Conception. move. He at once proclaimed a war of Montgomery, Mo., to take the place of extermination against them, and from while the Danes, who had marched deep and dangerous ford, which, except ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS and from Dublin to intercept him, were ap­ Father Head till his return from the h'- • far and near the Danes of Munster, as when the river was very low, couldonly EAU CLAIRE, MADISON, JANES- proaching Dunlavin, where they in­ south. JugM.Stiihsi h well as many of the recreant Irish, be passed on horseback. The old road YILLE, and CHICAGO. Tw o trains a day each way, with through sleep­ flocked to his battle standard. Mean­ tended to encamp. Their way lay- from Dublin crossed the Liffey here, In response to an invitation issued through Glenmama, but on eutering and it can still be plainly ti aced for by Cardinal Gibbons, a meeting was ers and dining cars. AND while the .Dalcassians, under their two DULCTTH, SUPERIOR and ASHLAND. the defile they found it blocked by the some distance at each side of the ruined held at Carroll Institute hall. Washing­ ,$-V , chieitains, had marched into Mus- Night trains each way with through allied armies of Brian and Malachy. bridge. The Danish army must have ton, D. C , Thursday Jan. 26, presided sleepers. Morning trains each way kerry, on the borders of Cork and with through parlor cars. Bpt' Kerry, where- thev were joined by a They then, it seems, hastily made pre­ forded the river here on their march over by the Cardinal, at which tbe parations for an attack; but the Irish SIOUX CITY, COUNCIL BLUFES and Dumber of adherents, and thence to from Dubliu, and the survivors, in at­ plans and purposes of the new Catholic St. Ful or OMAHA. Through sleeping cars each Qashel of the Kings, where they en­ were to quick for-them, and in the ter­ tempting to recross it on their retreat, university, to be built in that city, were way. camped. rible battle which ensued the Danes were killed or drowned in great num­ explained by Rt. Rev. Bisnop Ireland, PIERRE.—Sleeping car to Tracy. bers. ST. J OSEPH. ATCHISON, LEAVENWORTH Ivar was now on the march from were totally defeated, with a loss of of St. Paul, and Bishop Keane, of Rich­ !!SR several thousand killed, including their Towards the close of the last century, mond, Va. Bishop Moore, of St. Aug­ and KANSAS CITY. Through Pullman This Office is the Headquarters for Limerick at the head of his army, and Buff-t sleepers. Cheap Tickets to or from Europe. If in a few days had pitched his tents at Prince, Harold, the heir apparent to when some of the wild swamps and ustine, Fla., occupied' a seat on the MANKATO, DES MOINES, CHARITON, you wish to get the very best accommo­ their sovereignty in Ireland. Mail- moors around Dunlavin were being re­ platform. During bis remarks Bishop ST. JOSEPH, ATCHISON, LEAVEN­ itifiiiil1!5 Suicoit, near Solloghod, about thre< dations and at the same time s?7e some i mora, king of Leinster, escaped by con­ claimed. the workmen came upon the Ireland stated that the corner stone of WORTH aud KANSAS CITY. Through money call at our office. ' #: :|g; mites northwest of the present town of combination chair aud sleeping cars Tipperary and sixteen miles from cealing himself in a yew tree, where he pits where the slain were buried in tbe divinity building would be laid in KASOTA.MANKATO.ST JAMES, WOKTH- Cashel. When news of this reached was discovered and taken prisoner by heaps, but closed them up again on about three months, that the centennial INGTON, SIBLEY, LEMAKS. and Sioux Murrogh, Brian's soa. Brian pursued seeing what they were. About twenty anniversary of the establishment of the CITY. Day trains each way with ele­ the Dalcassians, tbe chiefs and officers gant parlor cars. A. E. Johnson & Go assembled together and held a council the fugitives the whole way to Dublin, years ago, when some other excava­ Catholic hierarchy of America would which he entered, plundering and burn­ tions were being made here, one of be celebrated in the autumn of 1889 This service has been arranged with a «fwgl+ Land and Emigration Agents, S of war, at which it was unanimously view to the comfort and convenience of the tra­ ili decided to force the Danes into a gen- ing their fortress there. these pits was again opened, and was and at the same time, the beginning of veling public, and offers the best and most lu- found to contain a great quantity of the second century would be celebrated urioua accommodations between the above eral engagement at their camp at Sul- The place where this great battle named pointB. Cor. 3d and Sibley Si&i St. Paul, Minn. human bones, among which was a Dan­ by opening of the divinity depart W COit, which place was then covered was fought is recorded with minute.de­ the Fortune tables and all other information au. tails ia the aeighborhood of Dunlavin, ish sword. meat of the university to be followed as ply to any ticket Beestor to ^ Office open Evenings until; 8 o'clock. jfc ]mtb a thick callow wood, in shelter of T« W. TEASDAL£t Gen'l Paae. Agent. though the uame of "Glenmama" J. ft HoCULLOUGH, M. H. WHEfiLEfe. Which they were encamped. The Dal* To the eastward of Glenmama is the rapidly as possible by the departments long since beeni forgotten: and even „cold churchyard of Crehelp, now almost of philosophy, law, medicine, etc. pMmHi yi I A. E. Johnson & Co mm !r SSSSft' # mm;sSL