The Irish standard., 1895-07-13

! bishop. accompanied by his chaplain and
Rev. James Grimes, Adm, Armagh; Rev
! John Quinn, {. C., and Rev. Felix Mentally,
Ice, made a tour of the Primatial city
and suburbs, for the purpose Of viewing
the many objects of historical interest
with which The locality abounds. The
archbishop, together with the other pre-
lates present at Tuesdays meeting Of the
bishops and local priests, dined in the
evening with his eminence, Cardinal
| Logue. 5l&. "a
ANTRIM. u
! An extraordinary case Of supposed
poisoning is reported from Larne, county
| Antrim A man named Henry, ON June
| 8, purchased some veal, and having
shared it with two others, all partook OF
| it the next day. On the following morn
| ing nearly q doaen, persons, Y who az
eaten the veal, became. alarminglys III
One Of these, an old woman, named Wal
! lace, died from the effects OF the illness.
The others are slowly recoy e RI
| A young girl named Mary MacAulay,
who, on June nth, fell over a precipice
! 200 feet high, nsar the Giants causeway
died on the 18th, at Bushmills, never
having regained consciousness. Almost
every bone in her body was broken.
| The position Of Locomotive Superin-
tendent of the Great Northern Railway
vacant by the death of Mr.. Parks, has
been filled by the appointment of Mr..
Clifford, assistant superintendent at Bel
| fast I
On Saturday, June 9Th, a boy named
| John Gilrath, fell into the dam of Wolf
| hill Mill, and was drowned. The police
| dragged the race, and after about an
| hour and half, the body. was found ny
| Constable Armstrong and two young men
named Hamill and keenan,, who had con-
veyed it to- the residence Of the de-
ceased's brother in-laW. The boy was
between 16 and IL years Of age, and
worked in the mill.
| A few weeks ago, in the vicinity of
! Larne, number Of workmen were en-
gagged in levelling, cutting and widening
The new; road leading from the Curran
road to the Sandy Bay, Larne Harbor--
known as the Lower road, near the en-
trance. to Drummel's House, the resi-
dence of MI. II. H., Smiley, J. P, which
is erected on the site of an old monas-
terry formerly bearing that name. In the
excavations the men unearthed large
quantity Of human remains, and their
identity and probable time OF burial
have given cause for many conjectures.
The remains are believed to be the last
of number Of the insurgents OF 1913,
! who fleeing to the coast from Donegore
Bill, pursued by the Yeomen and Eng
lish, were overtaken at the grounds OF
Drumalis Priory, and there slain and
simply covered from view where they
fell. 49, . N.
b TApE SCI q
At the opening Of the Ennis Quarter
Sessions. on June 18th, County Court
Judge Kelly congratulated the grand
inry on the peaceable condition OF the
county at present, and said he hoped it
would continue. In returning "no bill'
in the only case sent before the jury, the
foreman. Mr.. Studdert Gibson, said he
was directed by them to say that they
accepted with grateful thanks his hon
or.s remarks upon the quiet state OF the
county. H IL.
The Assizes will open in Ennis m the
I'd of July.
TIE. traffic receipts Of the West Clare
Railway Company for the week ending
the 31st of May, 1895, Including South
Clare Railways, SO miles, were f256; COR
responding week last year, 1884; de-
crease, ELS. Aggregate receipts this
year, II, Ala; aggregate last year, f1,3so;
increase, ETA. n 5
CORK. 4. !
On Sunday, June g.. Most Rev. Dr.
! O'Callaghan, Bishop OF Cork, performed
the solemn dedication OF the new churcn
At Watergrasshill. The building, which
has been about twelve months IN course
Of construction, replaces an old church
which had been in use for 14O years. The
dedication sermon was, preached. Dy tle
Rev. P. "A Roche, &C., Cork.
J In Random. ON Sunday evening, June 8,
fire broke out in Mss c. 'Callaghan' $
shop ia Cork road. It originated near a
Iparaffin oil cask, and but that It was for
! funately discovered Immediately the re-
suits might have been very serious. AS
HE was the fire was quickly put out, with
thrilling damage. rs
"a on June IA, sheriff's Bailiff Cornelius
|sLeyhane, accompanied by a small force
l.of police, proceeded to Carrigapooka for
1.-the purpose Of evicting Hannah Riordan,
| a tenant on the estate Of Anne Mccarthy,
lof Cork. There was no resistance offered.
and the eviction was quietly effected.
A shocking case Of suicide occurred at
Fort W estmoreland, Spike Island, late on
lSunday night, when an artillery gunner,
named Jas. Cullen, native Of KingstoWn,
county Dublin, blew his brains out with
carbine. The deceased, who was about Is
years Of age, had about four years service,
land was young man OF excellent char
aeter, and well liked by his conn az AIDES.
an flnishing his writing he gave letter
addressed t0sa Mrs. Byrne, residing near
lEdinbnrg who, he stated, was his sister.
Ito the postman. with Instructions TO be
hsure and post it. B5yeesi 4
The sA ssazes for Cork county will open
Eon July 16, and for Cork City on day,
lliuly Is, before the Lord Chief Justice and q
Justice Andrews. 4
Among those call led To tho Irish On
EJulInes 81, was Nh. Farley
nker AIMED I)riscol1 WAS On ,aItilr
EdaN 5aine assal1Itsd