The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-09-21
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tSsss An Observation-Disclosures IA FepV1.lGeSk
as aying OccIiEr u All E.nntst m s
90 lliarn dOore, one AZ the
lprinelpa & OF the well known irln Of Qgl-
ls3Vie 81 Moore, Cork, was In tile yYnS g or
Lone Of bis perio cal journey ];
local Mr. Patrick cInerney
against hon 5thes frnl, u appears, q LAG az
lately issued q sWriit; wa tied on him Al
the hotel and asked him WI y he had been
thus treated 81 ~ bore ask in return
why "A Inerneys had not 51a his account
sWhereup pom the IA ter, ne alleges. pro,
laheed a rerolv and sthre atened III blow
| olltt his brains. Mr.. McInerney however
emp ly denied Ills but admits, st Is
said, that he did produce satoy pistol. MI
! Moore apr piled for a SUNNI ns hich was
granted ,lforssa assault and threatening Ian,
tguage .ss 81,
n CONCEAL.
Ri Al find which ma prove to be yaluablt
was recently mad e loy somesl aborefs, who
! in squarrying stone, at Letterkenny
4 struck upon a quaint t of silver ore. An
| inYesti gati ion Will be made, III
s55 down
y. 4 Most Rev DR.. MEG ivefn, Bishop Of
| Dromore, has appointed ReVsa Bernard
5a1cAleenan, q. i, Isanbridg sstto be
parish priest Of Tullylisf to fill tllt
vacancy caused by the death Of; Very
Rev. Bernard 0 'Hagan,P .P.s Y. +.
| Various ruuors have been afioat re
|speoting the work at the new reservoir
which Is being constructed for Bangor
at Coling. On u. q ugust 4 9TH III /, Messrs
Palmer e Noble, the contractors, ex-
intention Of throwing up the whole
thing at the end Of the week unless an
agreement could be arrived ait.
:t5s .ssss fs =. DUBLIN. ID.
His Grace Archbishop Walsh, who, we
regret to learn, has mot yet fully recover
ed from his recent severe bronchial at
tack, has left, Dublin for a few weeks.
Ga the night of August 22d, shortly
before midnigh a fire broke out Ia the
large stationery establihments Of Messrs
Canon Brothers, No. Z Grafton street
Dublin; and Notwithstanding the efforts
of the fire brigade and citizens who aided
them, the entire premises and their valua;
bic contents were destroyed in a couple
of hours
On August 21st, man named Patrick
Keeffe, a police pensioner, living at High
| road, Kilma.nhanl, was admitted to Stew
ems Hospital in an unconscious state
All that medical skill could do failed to
restore him; and he died shortly after
admission, as is supposed from heart dis:
ease. s , l.a II. In n 81 sj4s 5$ s
The Irish papers announce that On
August Goth, Miss Maud Mccarthy had
the honor Of performing, at Osborne on
the violin, before the Queen and the
royal family" who were favored, on the
companying her upon the pianoforte.'
We should think it was the queen and
royal family who were favored, on The
occasion, by being permitted to hear tbs
| performance of these two first class nu-
! sicians, as .3deadheads. 0
In Dublin, on the morning Of August
10th, Patrick Murphy, aged 30, a dealer
who resided at 26 Strand street, died il
Jervss st. Hospital, having been brought
to the hospital on the previous Sunday
by Constable rs G.. who found him un-
conscious at the foot Of the stairs, at his
residence. He never recovered conscious
ness. The police investigation developed
the fact that on Sunday evening there
had been a carDusal and a row in which
deceased was knocked down, and; struck
hiss,head over the curbstone.