The Irish standard., 1891-04-04

the irish Party. in opposition to Mr..
Parnell's leadership. Father O'Connor
and Father Qninp, &C., st. Malachi's,
were appointed president and treasurer
respectively. Messrs. Joseph Devlln
and Joseph Monaghan were appointed
secretaries.
ARMAGH.
On the 26th ult the mortal remains
of the late Very Rev. Arthur O>Toole,
=. F., Cullyhanna (Lower Creggan)
were laid to rest. Solemn Office for the
Dead began at II o'clock IN the Catho'
lie church, INSTRUMENTATION his
Grace Most Rev. Dr.. Logue, Arch
bishop of Armagh, presiding. The
chanters wsre--Very Rev j. T. Cartan,
PIP. Donoughmore, county tyrone;
and the X V. H. McOscar, ADM. AT
magh. The sanctuary and main aisle
of the church were filed by the clergy
OF Armagh and adjoining dioceses. in
soutaues and surplices. Solemn Mass
Of requiem followed; the eelebrant be-
ing she Rev. Father Boyle. c. c., Gull
lyhanna; Rev. Father Quinn, 9. G Ar
magh, being master Of ceremonies. AT
the conclusion Of the Mass, his Grace
the Pfimate pronounced the final abso-
luton and recited the last prayrs. The
remains were then inferred inside the
church to the right Of the high altar
The deceased Clergyman had reached
the advanced age of Il years.
CARLOW.
On March I'd, Mr.. Keogh, coroner for
! the county Carlow, held al inquest at
the Carlow Workhouse respecting the
death of an old woman named Eliza
Gaylor who had been killed Dv a. bull,
which. while being driven through the
streets. had attacked her and inflicted
injuries upon her, which resulted in
her death The medical evidence
showed that death resulted from shock
and verdict to that effect was re
turned.
CAVAN,
On Tuesday, March 81, WIN. Blu
cIaanan was, for the third time, CONVEX
ed, on demand from Kilmainham Jail
to Virginia, and charged there before
Mr.. Crotty, e.. NJ. with having on che
night OF the I'd Or rhe morniug of the
Sd of February. 1891, murdered che uE~
foruuate old man Reilly and his wife at
Lisacopple. The police had expected
to be in possession Of important intor-
nation that day, but Mr.. Hamilton, ID.
l., said that he could not possibly have
his investigation completed, and at his
request a further remand was granted,
and the prisoner was again RENTED to
Kilnainnam.
CLARE,
The Most Rev. DR.. M'Redmond.
Coadjutor Bishop Of Kiilaloe, has made
the following changes in the diocese:--
Rev, M. OGorman, 2. r, Upper
Feakle, changed to Bradford, in lieu
of Rev. Eugene Molony, T. P, Bread
ford, appointed to the united parishes
Of Kilmurry-M Mahon and Killoin;
Rev. G Egan. P. H., Porlree, to be par
ish priest Of Monsea.
CORK.
At the Cork police Office, On March
5th, before Mr., j. G, Gardiner, r. M,
the three men. Maurice Healy, John
Sweeney and Cornelius Buckley, charg
ed with the wiliful murder OF game
keeper named Denis Harrington. On
the mountains near Glengariffe, on the
18th of February, were brought I'D On
remand The prisoners were prevented
from communicating with one another
by policemen who stood by them III tbs
dock. Mr.. Sherlock, Crown Solicitor,
applied tha5 Buckley should be dis
charged, and that the others be further
remanded for a week. The application
was granted.
DERRY.
On Monday evening, March 81, short
~ before eight O'Clock an outbreak of
fire was discovered at the Fovle Ship.
yard, Dorry, owned by Mr.. c. j. Biggar.
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