The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-08-04
ARMAGH.


iJ.e on Saturday afternoon, July7.
ARMAGH.
The trustee Of the Werner estates in
ls.rmagh, Tyrone and Monaghan has
Nritteu to the tenants Offering to sell
inc estate at eighteen and three quarter
,s-ears' purchase.
CARLOW.
T. man named Slator has been ar
lasted. charged with seriously assault
ilg Henry w. Kayanagh, fowl dealer
t,f Carlow. The injured mans de-
POSITIONS have been taken, and he is re-
,,orted to be- in serious condition.
Alta meeting OF parish priests held
vt Carlow on Tuesday, July $, the fol.
owing names were selected for trans.
.slissien to The Pope for his choice Of a
.;oadjutor Bishop of Kildare and Leigh
In: The Very Rev. Michael Conner
s3rd, 2. F., V. E. Monasterevan; the
s'ery Rev. Andrew Phelan, P. T. V. F.
marlborough; and ths Very Rev. Nj. J.
&Iarphy, f. T. ". G. Kildare.
CORK.
During the examination at the
slueonstuWn Customs SHE'D on Tuesday.
uly 8, OF ths passengers luggage
,qhich landed from the Cunard steamer
i,ephalonia, frpn1 Boston, about one
oxen copies Of United Ireland, with
s,artoons, ware seized by the detectives
on duty.
4 public meeting was held at Knock
raha ON Sunday, July 6, for che purpose
,fcondamning the eviction OF Patrick
D'Driscoli. The eviction took place
about lnonth ago. The landlord is
?Ly. Wyse Low. The meeting was ad~
dressed by the Mayor Of Cork and
.Aessrs. Lane and M. Healey, NJ: P's.
e. serious collision happened at the
mouth OF the Mersey recently between
The Cork steamship, Rallus, and the
Mayo, belonging to the City Of Dublin
Steam Packet Company. The Mayo
vas slowing when the Railus ran into
Ter stern with great force, but she was
saved from sinking by her watertight
,ulkheads. The Rallus WAS less seri-
,usly damaged, but both vessels were
obliged to put back TO liverpool.
DERRY,
The foundation stone Of the new
Catholic Church for BanagheE was laid
IN Sunday, July Il, by the Rey. William
~f.Dennell, F.. p. The ceremonies coma
menced shortly after twelve O'Clock,
when High Mass was sung by Rev,
William McGlincher, r. p, CuidaF.
The sermon was preached by the Rev.
Fatner O'Doherty, P. F., Newtown-
stewart. The new church is to be a
plain, substantial building of rectangu-
lar form, built in the Gothic style OF
architecture. The building will be 80
feet long. IS feet wide, and AZ feet high
to the open of the roof, the estimated
cost being about 81 100. The work has
already been commenced, and it is ex-
pectea that the new church will be
openea for Divine Service during the
present year.
DUBLIN.
The Very Rev. Patrick B. Walsh, P.
2. st. Mary's, Williamstown, Victoria,
has just arrived in Dublin after an alb.
senceof fifteen years. and is on visit
10 mis- aged father, residing in county
Kilkenny. Father Walsh is much e.
teemed In Melbourne, where he otfci-
ated for se1en years previous to his pro.
motion to the pastoral care of the sub
urban parish Of Williamstown. His
faithful A0ck assembled in great mum
bers to nay goodbye to- their loved pas
tor, and to expressa wish that be may
return soonin better health than when
taking his departure.
s, EERMANAGH,
Attic Ennisk lien Assizes, which
I: were opened on ~ uly, IS by the Lord
Chief Baron, there; Was OIL one mimi
nal case