The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-12-02
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dare: Raw. Francis Treacy, Wilcanniaal,
New South Wales; Rev. Patrick Barry,
Florida United States.
CORK.
# It is currently rumored that Lord Ard Ard
ilaun. who, since his VISIT TO Macr 6 t1a' !,
Castle, q few weeks ego, has evin g 5 g
lively interest in the welfare Of the town,
Intends Is open industrial works in Mac
room for the benefit Of the laboring
classes, who, from want Of employment,
are at present in state bordering on
restitution. Lady Ardilaun, who, since
her childhood, was fayorite Of Mac
room people, has q deep interest in the
welfare Of the poorer classes of the town,
and has already shown it IL practical
form.
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Late on the night OF October 9th, or
early next morning, some person or per-
sons effected an entrance into the Catho
lie Cathedral, Hill street, in Newry, by
getting over the wall at the rear and
gaining admission into the church
through thu sacristy. Two boxes inside
the porch at the front of the cathedral
were removed from their places on the
wall and were carried to the sacristy,
where they were broken open and their
contents taken. The boxes were for
contributions toward the erection Of the
proposed new high altar, and IN connec-
ton with the Purgatorial Society at
tached to the cathedral. It is not known
how much money was distracted, but
it is believed to be the contributions Of
only few days.
DUBLIN.
We regret to have to announce the
death, on November LIST of Mr.. Charles
Barden Hely, the well-known stationer
OF Dame street, Dublin, at the age Of Y
years. Mr.. Hely founded and estab-
lished an extensive and prosperous bust
ness, which he conducted with conspicu-
Gus energy and success for many years.
ii. GALWAY.
Maior-General Hutchinson, on behalf
OF the board of trade, made q final III
spection of the new railway between
Tuam and Claremorris, on November LIST.
He was accompanied by Mr. Darlington,
the engineer of the railway, and Mr.. Viii
liam M. Murphy, the contractor; also by
MIR. Percy Bernard, the chairman; Mr..
Tighe, the engineer; and Mr.. Vaughn,
the traffic manager Of the Waterford
and Limerick Railway, which company
ia tn work the new line as continuation
of their system. General Hutchinson ex-
pressed himself Satisfied with the result
OF his inspection, and stated that he
would report to the board OF trade that
the railway might be opened at once Tor
public traffic. When the junction now
being formed with the Midland Railway
lines at Claremorris station ere COM
plete, the means of direct comm unica-
ton will be opened between the conn
ties of Mayo and Galway, Clare and
Limerick.
= KERRY.
The death is announced OF Charles
OConnell. brother to Maurice o. Cornell,
and nephew to "The Liberator," which
took place at Lake View House, Killar-
ney, October 18th. The deceased gen.
tleman had been i'll for some time past.
The remains were placed in the parish
church at Fossa, whence the funeral
started for Killorglin, early on the morn
ing Of October 3Oth. The remains we're
carried over the West Kerry new line
OF railway to Cahirciveen. Tho inter-
ment was in the family vault at Kill
nayaughan, a short distance from Oahir-
clveen.
KILDARE.
A special meeting OF the Athy town
commissioners was held on October 3lst,
for the purpose OF appointing chair
man Of the board for the ensuing year.
Mr.. NJ. Anthony presided. No political
element was introduced, and on motion
Of NJ. J. Minch, M. F., seconded by Mr..
p. o. Murphy M, Mr.. Thomas Whelan
Or J, was unanimously appointed chair
man.
At meeting Of the Sligo Board OF
Guardians, on Oct. 31st, the resolution Of
the Castlebar Union, calling the atten-
ton Of the Government to- the injustice
OF removing persons who become desti-
tnte in England. after spending thirty