The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-10-27
NEWS FROM OVER THE SEA
ANTRIM,

ANTRIM.
In the Belfast Custody Court, on Sep
tember 28th, the hearing OF the case
against Patrick Nicholns Lurrissy, a
telegraphiet in the Belfast Post Office,
was resumed. John O'Connor, another
telegrGp hist, for whom a warrant had
been Issued Tor cons piracy with Larrissy,
surrendered himself to the police few
minutes before the casa was heard. After
hearing the evidence, the magistrates re
turned the accused for trial at che as
sizes.
CAvAN.
On September II, during tbs progress
of fair ct Cootehill, q married woman
named Mrs. Ramsey, OF Scarva, about
mile and half from the town, suddenly
dropped down in the fair green, and ex-
pired before medical aid could be pro.
cured. The body was conveyed to g
house in Cootehill, where an inquest was
held, and verdict of death from heart
disease waa returned.
CLARE.
At the last Ennis Petty Sessions, q
farmer named Kenny, from the Martree
district, Corofin, was snranaond by Act
ing Sergeant Forest, SOCIAL Food and
Drugs Inspector, FOR selling butter in
Ennis Market which was found to have
in ii 1915 per cent OF added water, The
defense was that the butter was made
in the warm weather III june, and
quantity OF salt WIS put in it to make it
keak," which, the defendant contendsd,
drought the water" A fine OF Is End
costs were imposed,
On September ~, in Cork, Mrs. julia
Barry, aged about 81 years, wife Of Will
liam Barry, residing st 5 O'Connsl!
street, B|ackpooI, died suddenly Of heart
disease.
AT Shanakiel. near Cork, OH Septem-
bsr 18th, an inquest was held by Coro~
ner Hogan concerning the death OF Miss
Bessie Fltzgibbon daughter cf Mrs.
Henrietta Fitzgibhon), who was fouLd
dead in her bed On the previous Wed.
nesilsy night. The evidence went TO
show that the deceased had been in the
habit Of reading by candle light in bed,
and that the candle having ignited some
II ,I>n cs1tf fAE N
her sleep. A verdict OF OF death from
asphyxis was returned.
DERRY.
On September 24sh, special Court
was held In Draperstown to take deposit
Sious in connection with the charge pre-
fersed against Michael Deane and Viii
liam Lees of shooting, with intent TO
MAIN, at Patrick Michigan and Ber-
nari McIldowney, in Bellybrlest, on
August 9Th. A number of witnesses
we're examined, and after discussion, the
Chairman announced that three of the
Bench were for an adjournment and
three against, so that the case was ad
iourned until next court-day.
DOWN.
One of the most destructive fires that
have occurred in Newry for q long time
took place at an early hour on the morn
Ing of September 9th, in the Dromo.
lane Spinning Mills, the property of the
Bessbrook Spinning G ,mpany, situated
at the south boundary OF the town.
The result Of the calamity will throw
ever six hundred hands, principally poor
people, out of work for some time. It
is understood that the company will set
about at once to have the premises reno
waited and work started with all POSSIBLE
\ speed. The origin of the confiagratio,
is not known, but it originated in th
4 boiler-room and was first perceived br
the nighSwatch man. The premises aS
fully insured. S.
DUBLIN. sys \
IA man named John McGowaI aged
/ 26 years, and residing in Botanic avenut
u Dublin, was eufocated in the brewerE
of Massrs. jameson, PIN, 8 Co. Mort.
Anne street, on Sept. %. He was fiour
!. lying i'll q VAT il an insensible oonditio
by mo ther emp loye Of the firm, and v;
II So trica tsd IN possible haste, N
,ayila the ciief was q once
s.i nriisI ot place, andaM
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