The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-10-13

The title and estates will 20 to his rela-
tive James Frederick, son Of the Hon.
Robert, who was the fifth son of.the first
Baron, James DAILY.
KERRY.
On Sunday night, September 9th,
farmer nemed Doherty reported to the
police at Castleisland, that, while return
ing to his house at Reanaleen, from
Cas- leisland, 8 shot was fred At him
from behind hedge. He knows t no
motive for the outrage.
LEITRIM.
Of three pupils sent out for the recent
examinations from Manorhamilton Inter
mediate School two obtained distinction,
Maeter John P. McDermott, son OF Mr..
McDermott, N. f., Manorhamilton, took
a Prspaa CT Grade exhibition value 200,
while Master Charles j.: Dolan, son OF
the Chairman of the Manorhamilton
Board of Guardians, secured prize in
the same grade.
LIMERICK.
On his return to Fadamore, after an
absence, through illness, Of six months,
Doctor Hartigan, Medical Officer OF
Groom Union, was presented with an ad-
dress Of welcome by the people of :Feda.
more and Schrule. .....
LOUTH.
At the intermediate Examinations
! held in June last, Miss Melissa S. Hull
| pupil of the Central Schools, passed in
Euclid, Algebra and Drawing, and OBJ
| tanned honors in English, French and
| arithmetic. Miss Hull has also been sue
cessfuI in obtaining an entrance exit
bition of els at the Victora College, Bel
| fast.
On September 10th, Most Rev. DR.
McEvilly, Archbishop of Tam, LAID tt
foundation stone of the New Schools in
course of erection within the grounds
attached to the Convent of Mercy Castle.
bar. The new buildings, which will he
of handsome design, are built to afford
much needed accommodation for the
children, the old school being altogether
inadequate Tor the large number attend
ing. The contractor (Mr. Bryan Lyons,
is pushing forward the work very ener-
getically. The usual ceremony of laying
the stone having been gone through, hle
Grace, who Was present with q silver
trowel for the interesting occasion, de-
livered short and eloquent discourse
on Catholic education. The proceedings
terminated with the singing OF "The Harp
that Once" by the school children.
MEATH.
On September 14sh, Mr.. Riley, Coroner
for Meath, held an inquest on the body
of John Kane, who had died in the
Workhouse III ;spital from blood poison
ing, resulting from accidental injuries,
received through falling off bread car
at Colon, on September 9TH. The leg OF
deceased had been broken at the ankle
Joint, and blood poisoning had set in
The verdict was acc ,rdingly.
MONAGHAN.
Mr.. James Simpson, a well-known
Glasgow Nationalist, died on September
18th, in the prime of life. He had just
lald the foundation of a good business
as the result of his energy and Irish
ability. He was a native Of Monaghan
QUEENS
On September 18th, DR.. Thomas F.
Higgins, coroner for Queens County,
held an inquest at the Great Southern
and Western Railway Station, on the
body of William Mortimer, aged 29years
who was killed the previous night by a
goods train on the down line, about q
mile from the station. The deceased
was the son OF farmer at Clonboyne,
about three miles from Mary brou'.
ROSCOMMON.
We regret to announce the death on
September 18th, at Summerhill, Athlone,
of the Rev. James J. Ryan, G. c., in the
38th year of his age. Office and Solemn
High Mass for the repose of his soul was
celebrated on September 18th at St.
Peters, Athlone, and the funeral took
place Immediately after at Clonmacnoise,
SLIGO.
The Lord Chancellor has appointed
Mr.. Edward Mulroney, P. l.. g., Kings
fort, Ballintogher, to the Commission Of
the Peace for the County of Sligo. Mr..
A. O'Donnelly Cogan, P. L. g., Heaps
town, has been sworn in magistrate for
the County Of Sligo.
TIPPERARY.
A special meeting Of the Tpperary
Town Commissioners was held on Sep
TENDER 10Th, to elect suitable person
to fill the Offices OF Town Clerk of the