The Irish standard., 1891-07-04

following resolution OF sympathy and
coincidence with the wife and family Of
the laie c. T. Cooper, ESQ.,, Dnndalk:-
Proposed DO Peter Cannon, Esq, G. Z.
G. Resolved 'NThat we, the Town
Commissioners of Ardee, in monthly
meeting assembled. wish to place on
record our expression Of the deep re-
greet we feel at the death Of G. p.
Cooper, Esq, and our sense of the great
loss the promoters of railway extension
to Ardee have sustained thereby; and
we desire to convey to Mrs. Cooper and
family the heartfelt expression Of our
sympathy IN their sad beravment."
MAYO.
Most Rev. DR.. Conway has made the
following appointments in the diocese
of Killala-Rev M. Gallagher, G. c.,
Backs, to he Adm. Lacken; Rev. John
Clifford to be G, C. Lahardane. The
appointment to Lacken is necessitated
by the protracted illness of the very es-
teemed 2. P. there, Rev. Hugh Con way I.
MEATH.
On June 18th, a young man named
Luke Nevins was riding home on a
horse from Trim, when the animal took
fright, throwing it's rider violently to
to the ground. Ne7ins whose neck was
broken. died shortly after wards.
MONAGHAN.
Mr.. John Traynor, secretary and
treasurer of the testimonial TO Mr. Pat
rick O'Brlen. M. p, has written to
Canon Hoey, admitting that the dele
gates at the recent Monaghan conven-
tion were justified in demanding the
money from him, and has enclosed
cheque for e285, the entire amount he
had received.
QUEENS.
On June 5th, Mr.. Thomas Breen. 2.
L. g., Wolfhill, was released from Kill
kenny jail after undergoing two months
for alleged conspiracy in
connection with the Luggacurren
struggle.
ROSCOMMON.
In the Court of Queens Bench, Dub
lin, on June 4th, the arguments were
concluded in the case of George FULLY,
of the Roscommon Herald, and others
charged with intimidation and conspir'
acy. The magistrates had dismissed
the case, but on the application of the
Crown. stated case for the opinion Of
the Queens Bench. Judgment was re-
served
TYRONE.
On Nav 30th. his Grace the Most Rev.
DR.. Logue, Archbishop OF Armagh and
Primate of all ireland, paid his trien-
NAL visit to Clonoe parish church, for
the purpore of administering the Sacra-
ment Of Confirmation. His Grace re-
ferred to the unsatisfactory condition
of the parish church, and stated that
the building of new church must be
commenced forthwith. The Primate
then impaired the Papal Benediction.
ALI those for Confirmation were then
examined in the Christian doctrine.
The Sacrament was administered to
over 800 children. His Grace confirmed
some 300 children in the parish Of Ar
Doe, and the day previous attended at
Donmullan parish church. where 200
children were confirmed.
WATERFORD.
A destructive IRE took place at Lis
more on the night of May Goth, by which
a large wo-storied dwellinghouse was
DESTROYED. The house is situated at
Mayfeld, about quarter OF mile
from the town. For some time past the
house had been untenanted. The fire
was first observed by the night watch
man at the railway station, but before
word was conveyed to the police the
flames had taken complete possession
of the building, and soon after the roof
of the building fell in. 1t appears,
however, that the police were in time to
detect that the premises has been set
fire to in different places, that the floors
of every room had been saturated with
para6u oil. and that oil mad been thrown
over the doors and easements. The
premises are supposed to have been in.
sured, and it also appears that they
were laortgaged to a Dublin building
society. 1t is stated that che owner in
tends to make claim for compensation
for malicious injury.
WEXFORD.