The Irish standard., 1895-11-30

IpF Lne III ST LiIll6 III is ulSlCly DC ellnploG
to secure represent ation. The meeting
| declared that nothing short of full and
| adequate municipal representation will be
accepted.
! There is. no new feature in connection
with the shipbuilding strike in Belfast.
A complete lockout exists, and no one
| knows exactly what the next move may
be-
| ARMAGH.
| In Armagh, on the morning of October
81, an occurrence OF a remarkable charac-
! ter took place, which has caused consld-
! cradle sensa ton. A youth, aged about l6
years, named George Reid, who is en-
played as Diapers apprentice, fell from
! the top window in a back room OF the
! premises of Mr.. w. j. Patton, English
! street, to the yard below, the distance be-
J ing 40 feet The affair occurred about 6
O'Clock. The lad was conveyed to the
County 1nfirmary, where it was feared
| his spine had been seriously injured; and
! his condition was pronounced precarlous.
Very strange and startling allegations are
current as to the origin of the occurrance.
e is said the boy had been locked up in a,
ROOM from which, he was endeavoring to
effect his escape by a hazardous route,
and in his eagerness trusted to a rotten
rope, which snapped with his weight. The
whole matter will. of course, be the sub
ject Of Investigation. w
St. Patllck's Cathedral, Armagh, has
been wonderfully improved by the addi-
ton of two magnificent and costly Munich
stained glass Windows which have just
! been completed. Both windows occupy
positions ii the south transept, and their
viewed 20 the fullest advantage from the
Elizabeth McGinty. Of Armagh, and Miss
Hoy. Thomas street, Armagh. The win
dows are from the wel!-known studios Of
Messrs Mayer & Co., OF Munich. The or
der for these two munifcent gifts to the
cathedral, besides several others, was
given consequent upon and in response
to an eloquent public appeal made some
lime ago by the Cardinal Bishop OF Ar
magh.
CLARE. ...
On Sunday October q, the dedication
Of St. SenaL' S lew Church at Moanmore
in the parish OF Kilrush. was performed
by Nest Rev. !lr McRedmohd in the
presence Of a large congregation The
little ctnrcIl has been erected by the yen~
| cradle and learned pastor Of Kilrush
Very Rev III. Sylvester Malone, to supply
4 spiritual want long needed by the peo-
pie Of this remote district. The edifice
has been erected in less than q year and
a half which does the greatest credit to
the energy Of DR.. Malone. The impress
sive ceremonies commenced about eleven
O'clock, the bishop being assisted by Very
Rov. Dr. .Malole,. #. p, VIC, and Rev
Daniel Courtney, &C, Kilr,ish. The
bishop preached the dedication sermon in
which he congratulated the congregation
and their pastor, DR.. Malone, on the be-
aolningness of their new church. He was
ls3aue1 to with wrapt attention during
his interesting and eloquent discourse.
CORK
Most Rev DR. Browne, Bishop of
Cloyne has made the following appoint
nrents in his diocese: Rev. P. j. O'Cal
lalan to be ?. P. of .Charleville; .ReY. 3.
MacCarthy, D: D., to be PIP. Of .Inniscarra;
Rev. r. Bower to be G. G., Yollghal.
The Junior members of the Queenstown
Young Mems Society (having obtained the
permission Of the committee Of the soci-
ety., have decided on starting a Gaelic
Football Club. to be, named the Queens
town Young Mems Society Football Club.
A large number of the, young. members
have already Joined and present prospects
would seem to point to the formation Of
vigorous club, from which a capable, team
viii be easily available.
David Roche, who was charged in con-
nection with five other men with the man
slaughter of John Murphy, near New
market. On the 10Th Of October, 1894, and
in whose case the jury failed to agree on
three different occasions, was discharged
from Cork County JAIL on October 30.
A Middleton dispatch, on October %,
says: Intelligence has just reached here
concerning the eviction, couple OF days
since, of Il respectable farmer named Ed
ward Kirby and his wife arid three chill
dren from the lands Of Baliynacrusha.
The property belongs to the representa-
lives of ROnayne minors, and is in Chan
Gerry, Mr.. Horace H. Townsend being the
receiver. The tenant was actually en-
gagged in collecting sufficient rent, by the
sale OF his cows, to stay the eviction when
the sheriH:s representatives appeared ion
the scene The family and their belong
ings We're put cut on the roadside.
On the morning OF Oct. Is intelligence
reached Middleton OF the burning of a
farmers house at Trabolgan, near Mid
dleton. The owner, Mr.. jeremiah OsSui-
Ivan, with his Wife and six children. was
in bed, when tiiey were, suddenly aWak
ened by q glare Of light through their
| rto2l$s. The iarmya,'I, stocked with the
prodiice Of the year, as we'll as the adj
Joining extensive farm premises, were
saved from distinctions, but the dwell
ing house was completely quilted. 1t
would appear that some lIliscreant DELHI
e1atciy set fire to.the place. The dam
age is, estimated at about &250.. Thence
! essary steps TO recover compensation
have been taken by the owner!
a fire broke out on Oct 81 in the prem
ises OF Mr.. J.. L.. Began. T. c., Warren s
place, Corr, which threatened serious
consequences. Mr.. Began carries on the
business of ship chandler, and the fire
originated III the sail loft, which was
completely consumed before the brigade
| arrived. The extensive premises to the
f.aor s.to"cs nf NTncsrS 0'She1