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The Irish standard., 1894-06-23
NEWS FROM OVER THE SEA
ANTRIM.

On May nth, the body OF woman
named Mary Anne Donnslly, who resided
ia the towniand of Maadydoe, was dis
covered floating on the river Damn, about
four miles from Bellymoney. Deceased,
who was about IS years old, and whose
mind was slightly affected, disappeared
about fortnight previously and no
trace of her could be found. Two young
men named Alexander and Doherty,
were working in a field adjoining the
Bann when they saw dead body float
ing past. They Immediately procured a
boat and had the body brought ashore,
when it was found to be that Of the miss.
ing woman.
News reached Carlow on May 23d, OF
sad beating accident on the River Bar
row. A boat belonging to fishing party
was upset, and Mr.. James Murphy, of
tie Mills. Boris, was drowned. Two
young men named Loug and Sullivan,
who were with him were rescued.
CLARE.
James Wakely, of Mountshannon, and
Mathew Joseph Kenny, M. P, of Freagh,
Miltownmalbsy, have been appointed
magistrates for Glare.
CORK.
On May 18th, an accident IT serious
nature occurred, at Moybella, to an old
woman named. Johanna Kennedy, aged
about 70 years, She had gone to look
after some cattle at little distance from
her house, and perceivipg that the cattle
were clustered round one Of their NUN.
Der which had "caved," she hurried on
with the intention OF taking the calf
away, and while in the act OF stopping
for that purpose one Of the COWS gored
her, the horn entering the woman's
mouth, tearing the side OF her face up 10
the eye DR.. Pierce stitched the wound
in six places, m d did all in his power to
alleviate the sufferings Of the poor wo
man, who, at last accounts, was in pre-
carious condition.
DOWN.
At the age of 70 years, Sister Mary
Bernard, Of the Poor Ciares' Convent,
High street, Newry, passed peacefully
away, on May 23d, after long life Of
earnest and devoted service to the cause
Of religion. The deceased nun w6s pro-
fessed Sc years ago, and in 1883 cele-
brated her golden jubilee. Since enter
ing the community, Sister Mary Bernard
had devoted herself with great zeal to her
religious duties, manifesting deep inter
est in the spiritual and secular training
of the children attending the Convent
Schools. She was sister to Mr.. Arthur
Hamil, County Court Judge for Armagh,
and half. sister to Lord Russell, of Kill.
owen.
We regret to announce that the recent
reports from Ireland state that the heavy
frosts of May 10Th and Goth have done
thousands of pounds worth of damage
to the rising potato crop. So heavy was
the frost on the night Of May 10th, that
the Sugar Loaf mountain next Sunday
was completely covered in white. The
continuation of the frost next night was
very serious. Farmers, on the morning
sc May 21st, found acres Of their potatoes
blackened. It is feared that the crop has
been not only retarded, but grievously
injured, and in some parts entirely lost.
~ GALWAY.
a. We regret 70 have 70 announce the
s an "a Aay 18th, 81 M. John r. No
(, rthy, \, Iough The deceased
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DIRECTORS

business ACCOUNTS Solicited,
The Irish standard., 1894-06-23
THE IRISH sTANDARD:| SATURDAY, JUNE q.

was sterling Nationalist, and through
all his life he had exerted himself to the
utmost in support of the National cause
in Loughrea and district. Mr.. McCsr-.
thy had been suffering from serious
illness for some time past, but his friends
and relatives had every hope OF his ulti-
mate recovery until the 18th ult, when
the fatal crisis set in.
KERRY.
On the evening of May 18th, two chill
dren named Danny O Conner and Danny
Curry, aged years, the son and grand
SOD, respe lively, OF Mr.. Daniel O'Con-
nor, station master. DinRle, and Mr..
Donovan, district officer Of Coastguards
drlfted from the coastguards' station in
small boat, the rope fastening it ut the
boat slip having been cast loose by 9
younger child on shore. The little fell
low, Curry, fell over the boats side, and,
extraordinary to relate, was seized by
the arm and held by little O'C nnor, un-
til one Of tie Reenbeg pilo's, named
O'Flaherty, going by in his fishing
smack, lowered small boat and rescued
the little fellow and his companion from
certain death.
The Irish standard., 1894-06-23
W:ESTMEATH.

The new water works at Athlone are
being fast completed. Two gas engines
now lift the water from the Shannon to
Doyle's Hill, beyond the railway station,
in q metal-mounted 'catchment," from
whence it is sent over the town to the
barracks, the public institutions, and the
houses of the people. Il
The Irish standard., 1894-06-23

During the storm which prevailed on
Friday night, May 18th, snow tell on the
Wicklow hills. On the following Sunday
the weather was extremely cold.
The Irish standard., 1894-06-23
WEXFORD.

The house formerly occupied by Mrs
Mary Kelly, on the Olongorey estate
was burned down recently. Since the
eviction the house had been used as q
stable by emergencymen. .
The Irish standard., 1894-06-23
TIPPERARY.

Among those who recently passed
their final examinations for the English
Bar are two Irishmen. The first is Mr..
Dennis Charles J. OConnor, the other is
Mr.. Edmund Browne. Tipperary man,
who holds an important post in the Ex-
else. Mr.. Browne is nephew of the
Rev. Thomas O'Dwyer, P. p, of Solog-
head, county Tipperary, who was for
many years the administrator at the
Cathedral, Thurles, under Archbishop
Croke. These gentlemen will be "called
to the Bar" next November.
The Irish standard., 1894-06-23
KILDARE.

At the meeting OF the board of poor
law guardians of Mas Union, on May q,
the relieving officer Of Mas applied for
relief for woman named Crofton, who
had attained the great age of 103, and
whose husband, Patrick Crofton, had
died on the previous day, aged 100 years.
Relief OF 4s. per week was unanimously
voted to Mrs. Crofton. Croften had
spent nearly all his allotted span in Sal
Inns village.
The Irish standard., 1894-06-23
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
Tickets Sold to and from Europe viz
Anchor and Cunard Lines.

You can exchange your money at Irish.
American Bank before starting, for draft pay
able at any bank IN England, Ireland or Scot
land.
The Irish standard., 1894-06-23
MONAGHAN

The Commissioners of National Edu-
cation have awarded Carlisle and Blake
Premium to Mr.. r. 81. Moore, teacher OF
Lossetts National School, Carrickma.
cross, for the superior answering, disoi.
pline, and moral tone of his school for
the year euded 31st December, 1898.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-06-01
HUST0NYIlle.
Tendance

House cleaning is going on in Chris
tain College this week.
Strawberries are being brought in
town and sold for 40 cts. per gallon.
Miss Annie Johnston Was visiting
Miss Vowel the first OF the week.
Messrs. J. h. Cook and q. NJ. Owens
were up sun lay.
The young teachers, who are pre-.
pairing themselves for better teachers, are
looking forward to the great times FRI
day and Saturday, the examination days.
Misses Mamie Bolts and Burdett, Of
Texas, who were visiting Miss Bette
Powell, returned to Lexington Monday.
Prof Sam Menefee. OF Stanford, is amor z
us quite often now.
There will be walk about" given
Just after the entertainment at @. G. by
the young ladies'. There will be written
invitations sent out 10y the society
There will also be supper given for the
benefit of the college library
The Moreland Debating Club will
meet Friday night at the Millidgeville
school house and debate on the subject
affirmed: THAT Mans Sweetheart has
more influence over him than his Moth
err" also music and paper They will be
assisted by the well known debaters OF
Beech Grove Society.
Meredith Pruitt is home from Dan
willie on visit. Mr.. Prutt finishes his
collegiate course there this year. Misses
Hattie Park, Lou Hooker and Kate
Moore we're in Danyille Monday. Ran
dolph Cofey went to Middleburg Mon
day on BUSINESS, Frank HUM returned
20 Columbia the first of the week.
The debating society of l.. l.. A. me,
last Friday night and made things lively
for while discussing bread and biscuits
Songs were rendered by Misses Cook
Reid and Carpenter and Messrs. Dinwid
die and Williams. As always the case
the house was over crowded and many
were compelled to remain on the outside
and hear the ''silver tongued" orator,
declaim.
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MT. VERNON, R0CKcASTLE COUNTY.
"A girl at John Proctors.

A girl ut John Proctor's.
Your b. NJ. WAS with us Monday and
Tuesday.
The band gives swberry supper
at church Friday night.
Republicans and potato bugs are
about TO take the county.
Since Monday morning DR.. Hugh
Miller has been called father. It's n
girl.
Our esteemed friend, George W. Fa-
gan, Of Pine tin, WAS here few days
since and told of a man living near his
place who had l2O grand and great grand
children
Mr.. II. b. jerks, chief clerk Of rail
way mail service, was here this week
and arranged to have mail opened here
Sunday afternoons at 5 o'clock. This is
on account Of the night mails having
been discontinued when night office was
closed here.
John Mullins, Of Livingston, who
probably carries more lead in his person
and has been carved up more than any
man in the county, 10 in town for few
days. lie says when gun fires any
where within mile OF Livingston, his
father rushes him into back room to
prevent further accidents.
Circuit court IL In session here with
Judge Morrow presiding and Common
wealth's Attorney c. w. Lester in at.
tendance. But few visiting attorneys,
among them we notice James X. Cook,
Somerset, w. q. Bradley and the "Cice-
TO Of the Mountains" The trial OF Bill
Newcum for the murder Of Mrs. Burk is
in progress to day, Thursday.
Judge Morros and Col. Bradley
went up to Williamsburg Tues lay after.
noon. Messrs. J. w. Adams and Char
ley Higgins, of Gsrrard. are with us.
Misses Lima and Clara Kennedy are Wis.
ting Rnssellyille. Mrs. Sam Ward, of
Livingston, is visiting this place. Mrs.
T.. Brooks is here from Paris Miss Ida
Cook, OF Livingston, is visiting friends
here.
Decoration day was observed here
ia an appropriate manner. At o'clock
the old soldiers, numbering about 100,
formed line near the Newcomb Hotel
and marched TO the court house, follow
ed by the Sunday .school children carry
ing flags and banners; Capt. a. IL. Evans
ia command Music by the. Mt. Vernon
brass band. Alter orations, etc, at the
court. house, the march was taken up to
the cemetery. where the soldiers graves
were appropriately decorated. Every
thing went oil in au orderly manner.
There were probably 1000 people in at
Tendance.
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LONDON, LAUREL COUNTY.

Mrs. Fitch, of Asnlsni. is here 10
take charge of her brothers children and
procure bail for him. Wan Stotr, indict
ed for murder il her brother
Lion Cornelius was sent M for one
year fer hitting Bill Green in the head
with a rock with intent to Kill. lie was
acquitted for shooting another man in
the face and kicking him senseless.
Decoration day brought large num-
Der Of people here Wednesday, but as
no arrangements had been made for any
ceremonies it was at first thought that
the usual programme would not he gone
through. Prot Cheisnan and James
Harkleroais took charge Of things about
II o'clock and by O'Clock the court.
house was crowded, the London Cornet
Band contributing music. Suitable
speeches were made by several old SOL
diers among whom were: Col. A. II.
Clark, J. F. Bsugh, V, Boreing, Postmas.
ter J. |. Weaver, Col. K. l.. Ewell, Capt.
w. +. Bryant and others. Col Ewell's
speech was ole to be remembered. He
took for his text the lives OF Grant and
Lee and eulogized both alike, and said
among other things that he believed
the realms above, gave him the hand OF
fellowship and welcomed him on the
golden shore
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WILLIAMSBURG, WHITLEY COUNTY.

The schools are out, court ia over
and orr town will seem deserted for
awhile.
Rev. A. a Myers, of Cumberland
Gap. was here attending the commence.
ment this week.
Some OF our people are attempting
to build gymnasium, which would be
a great benent to our young people, and
We hope they will succeed.
Several OF our ctizaus lett Wednes-
day night for Frankfort TO attend the
meeting Of the Republican League,
among them Col Fred S. Horton, OF the
Journal Advocate.
The decoration day exercises were
held here Wednesday. The crovd fret
assembled at tue courthouse steps.
where Miss Lou Whitley delivered to
the q. A. K. Post new Gag bought 10y
the w. G. T. L in very neat little
speech, while Judge Morrow returned
the thanks Of the Post to the ladies', az
ter which the crowd all marched 10 the
Woodland Cemetery, where Col. Slas
Adams, Judge Morrow and Charles Fin
ley made speeches There was not as
large a crowd present as was expected
on account of it looking so much like
rain.
Last Sunday evening Rev. l.. j. Boe-
worth preached the bsccslaureate ser
mon for the academy at the .Congraga.
tional church. The house waslcrowded
TO OVERT wing and an excellent sermon
was preached. Monday evening ,Presi.
dent Frost, OF Berea, delivered an adj
dress and Tuesday evening the gradua-
ting class, which consisted of Miss Fam
ME Hill and Il. +. Vaughn. gave the fin
al closing exercises. Mr.. Vaughn deliv-
cred An GRAFTON on the subject, "Our
Kentucky Home, and Miss Hill read an
excellent esss'. slhiect "Pluck, Luck"
After the anucoc. Nds dismissed, the
Alumni e"y"s ",,4ret - a number Of
their fri"u,.s 10 the rIom az tie rear OF
the building.
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FoNTAISR Fox BoBBirT.

As usual, Gov. McCreary is to have a
walk over Tor denomination to Congress,
and he is the only member OF the Ken
lucky delegation to be thus favored this
year. At the beginning OF his politica
career he laid down an asphalt course for
his pneumatic safety, and has had easy
riding ever since. As three times mem
Der OF the legislature and twice its speak.
er, governor OF the State, five consecu
tive terms and sixth assured in Con-
gress, member OF the International Mon
etary Congress-, and a seat in the Senate
certain if his life is prolonged to Scrip
tursl span, James Blessed McCreary's
whole life is sufficient answer to those
who enviously refer to him from the
other side OF Easy street rs "a common
place man" Louisville Times.
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Christian College Notes.
I AI,vl


MIR. and Mrs. Thomson and their
little daughter, Catherine, made visit
on Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. T. 5. Moore,
in Garrard Co.
The closing exercises OF Christian
College will take place in the .Chrstian
chuch on Tuesday evening, June 9TH.
A supper for benefit of college library
will be given at the college on the same
evening of tine entertainment
To avoid expense of purchasing
books, teachers attending the normal
should bring such text books as they
have. All teachers expecting TO attend
should notify principal at once, so that
in case the college boarding department
ia filed, arrangements may be perfected
outside.
MIR. Meredith Pruitt, who is attend
ing Centre College and who takes an A.
b. degree at tina, institution this June
called at G.. @. on Tuesday, Meredith ID
former pupil here and WAS close good
student, and young man of excellent
morals. We predict for him success.
full career.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-06-01

"A Knoxville pension applicant had
four porous plasters and two mustard
plasters on himself when he went before
the board OF examiners last week, and
failed to pass. When half.dozen plas.
ters fail to draw pension it's high time
for. the q. A. X. to get up on it's mind
legs and howl.-Giasgow Times.
A Berlin dentist, in drawing a lsdy's
tooth, had his finger bitten by convul-
sive closing Of her mouth. He died in
two days from blood poisoning.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-06-01

"A Kentucky judge saw fit the other
day to call down Cincinnati drummer
who was making remarks defamatory OF
Kentuckians in general at a table d'hote
in Harrodsburg. But 1t is our opinion
that the game was not worth the candle,
What earthly use is there in calling
down q drummer? The drummer is IRE
pressible and his loquscity and his lies
ride upon the waves OF contradiction like
cork upon the dancing waters Of Bar
rem Creek.-Covington Commonwealth.
Joseph H. Outh waite, of the 18th
Ohio district, and Marshall Arnold, Of
the l4th Missouri, are two democratic
representatives In Congress who have
heen nominated without opposition.
Gov. McCrssry is the next man to be
similarly honored.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-06-01

The II. & r. Literary Society at Client,
Miss Jennie Tandy. corresponding secre-
tary, will give its annual banquet to-
night at Masonic Temple with reception
from z to 8. Ex-Gov. Will Cumback
will deliver an address and Hon. Evan
Settle and other distinguished men will
respond to toasts.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-06-01

SHARP man, that" "How?" "Wid
ow sued and got judgment for $780,"
YES" Married the widder, got Q di.
vorce for $50 an had $40 left out of the
500. ATLANTA Constitution.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-06-01

"A report comes from Lexington that
an afternoon paper, to be run in the in
terest OF Breckenridge, will be started
soon.
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To live in hearts We leave behind
Is not to die.-Campbell.

10 not 10 uie'-CdulpDeil.
It's not the whole OF life to live;
Nor all OF death to die.-Montgom-
cry.
How noiseless falls the foot of time
That only tresds on flowers spencer.
To weep is not always to suffer.-Mme.
de Genlis.
The only true language of love Is q
kiss. "A. de Musset.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-06-01

Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox exclaims,
ooh, the raptures of motherhood All,
the exquisite thrill OF baby's hands on
the maternal bosom !"
The evening world., 1894-10-05
DIAMONDS.

u certainly must interest you, sooner or later.
TO know that there 10 one reliable iewelry house,
that can undersel any and every one in the trade.
II Is matter OF record that the jewelry business
has suffered more during the financial crisis we
have just passed through than any other line OF
merchandise, thereby forcing thousands to the
wall. We have taken advantage OF this golden
opportunity TO purchase jewellers stocks In tre-
mendOus quantities at our own figures and will
share the dement's thereof with the public The
prices will tempt you even should you least
peot TO buy. In regard N soltaires OF all sizes,
you cannot AFFORD to overlook this opportunity.
Marquise Rings, set with is genuine dia-
monds, ruby, sapphire or emerald cen
tres, OvcI an inch long, only. ..........S SO. 90
Marquiso Rings. with 20 genuine dia
monds long turquoise centres. over Ia
Inches long THE latest), only ........... 10 90
Cluster Scarf and Stick Pins, with 10
genuine diamonds any color centres. 300
Cluster Ear Screws, 20 genuine diamonds.
any color centres. only .................. IL 90
Beautiful Solitaire Ring tiffany settss
purest white, very fiery. ~ csrats. 80 90
Diamond Solitaire Stud. a perfect gem,
Of "a carats, white. .....................11 90
Beautiful Solitaire Diamond Ring, pure
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studi, only .'..................''.'.,...... 500
Genuine Diamond Baby Rings only........ 100
Solid Gold Wedding Rings, IA and is KIT
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Boys Hats.
Perego Stock.

The following are a few OF the items
of the immense stock OF Boys Hats
from above concern:
Navy Blue Cloth Yacht, Bicycle,
Cadet and Navy Caps, Perego's IN
price 50c., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. III
Fine Cloth Yachts. trimmed with
braid on peak and around crown,
also trimmed with gold cord
and embroidered eagle. Perego's Al
price i5c.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Fine Cloth T. o. s., with three
gold embroidered stars, Perego's pU
price S9c., at....................... .uu
Fine Felt Alpines and Derbys, In
black and brown, Perego's price I Dk
N.75, at......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
In addition we have the largest as
we'll as the best selected stock OF Boys
Hats and Caps to be found in New
York.
The evening world., 1894-10-05

We know the Delight" Sewing Ma
chine so we'll that we unhesitatingly
declare 1t to be the best Sewing Machine
made. The surest proof of our good
faith in the matter is contained in
OUR GUARANTEE; If you can find a
better machine ANYWHERE or at
ANY PRICE, send ours back and get
your money.
Many Sewing Machines are sold at
$50, $40, $50 and $50. We sell the DE
light" for $40, and will be pleased to
take 1t back If you don't find 1t equal in
all respects to the highest-cost machine
you can find.
We have no force of high-salaried
agents. teachers, &C.. travelling through
the city. We save this great expense
and give 1t direct to the customer in
the shape of lower price.
How to operate the machine and all
the details pertaining to 1t are fully and
clearly shown right here in the store
to persons SO desiring without extra
charge.
See the Delight"--second floor.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
BASEBALL CHAT.

The naughty Orioles came very near
retiring from yesterdays encounter with
the Giants without any caudle plumage
at all. AS it was, but one solitary tail
feather trailed in the dust to remind
the faithful Of Baltimore Of the gorgeous
bird which was on the escutcheon of the
home team.
Could the "rooters egg presented to
Hanlons team have been hoodoo that
presaged score of eggs of another
variety?
Even "Scrappy" McGraw had to con-
cede that Mr.. Temple reserves the right
to present cup under fair conditions,
and to insist upon its possession being
acquired according to his intentions.
The hospitality of the Monumental City
does not shine out as bright, particu-
lar feature in the reception accorded. or
rather aot accorded, to capt. ward
Grounds tomorrow.
Black and yellow is the symbolic at
tire of Hanlon's financiers. Black for
the futility Of their hopes. and yellow for
the kind of ball playing they will put up
II not watched closely.
"The Evening Worlds" O'clock Extra
gave an exclusive announcement that
the Temple Cup conditions would be
complied with in the series, McGraw
having capitulated just before play be-
gan.
John j. McCloskey signed yesterday as
manager of the Louisville Baseball Club
for 1895. McCloskey has successfully
managed several clubs in minor leagues,
Fred Pfeffer is quoted as saying that
he has a National Association franchise
for Chicago Pfeffer has signed a con-
tract with the National League for 1885
The evening world., 1894-10-05

pdEtirsse WooI hIakes Cheap Carpets
psi'h"ait d Co. q, l0A West 14th st. ~
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WATCHES.

Elegant Chntelaine Watches, stemwind.
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.temwinders and stemsetters. ,.'..'.','. 800
and stsmsetters cbos,S 'e'...,. ' 400
and s,emset,srs CENT? si,e. ,..'........, $50
stomyInders, w.rran,,d dsiits J.......'. 500
mcdeEthe latest. ...;........e....; ; 90
Ladies' solid gold hunting case, waitham
OF Elgn, stemwinders, beautifully
chased and engraved. only. -. 90
The evening world., 1894-10-05

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stomach, or bowel disorder, they're guar
anteed TO give satisfaction, or the money
Ii returned
The evening world., 1894-10-05

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Gus. You may drive it TO tho lungs. Get
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