The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-12-21

The death is also announced, at Castle,
bar, OH November 3, after a brief illness
of Mr. Andrew Jennings His funera
took place on the 5th, when the remains
were inferred in the Old Church. De
ceased leaves widow and young family
to mourn his loss. S.'ts 49,.
DR.. M. S. Lavan, of Bangor, has beer
sworn in as magistrate for the Count!
of Mayo.
MONAGHAN. =
Very Rev. Dean Birmingham, 2. y, Il
reported as lying dangerously Ill, In Car
rickmacross, IN which the parish the Very
Rev. gentleman has lived for number
of years. Dean Birmingham is ~ years
old.
On the morning Of November 20, DR.
Kisbel, medical officer of one of the dis
pensary districts of Carrickmacross I'm
ion, was found dead about a mile from
his residence, between Sherlock and Car.
rickmacross. It appears that during the
previous night, which was very dark, he
was called upon to attend am urgent case
and having dressed himself, got a lantern
and proceeded across the country. 1t i
thought that ON the way the light Of the
lantern was blown out by the wind ane
the unfortunate doctor fell over ditch
and his head struck against a. stone DR.
Kisbey was for some years medical OF
ficer of the Sherlock Dispensary District
and was man much respected in his pro
fession. He was about IS years OF age
and leaves a family TO mourn His loss.
QUEENS COUNTY.
On November l6, Sergeant Flanagan
arrested a public carrier named jaime:
Doran, residing in Carlow Graigus, on &
charge OF having fatally assaulted q. man
named Henry Flanagan, at Corey, or
that day week.
ROsCOMMON.
On November IL an awfully sudden
death occurred at Castlerea. A man
named Henry Saunders, aged about Is
years, went to we'll for the purpose OF
bringing home a can OF water. lmmedl-
ately after leaving the we'll he fell ane
was discovered by man named Thomas
Wynne Medical assistance was at once
procured, but life was found to be ex-
tinct. An inquest was held, and after
hearing the evidence, a verdict was re
turned of death from heart disease.
On November IL, a young man named
Thomas Cox, aged 20 years, and belong
ing to Annaduff. died at his residence
after weeks illness. On the Monday
preceding, deceased had dug some po-
tatoes in field convenient to his resi-
dence, and proceeded to pick them up
Notwithstanding that it was raining
heavily at the time. The weHtng lie re-
ceived caused him to catch cold An at
tack Of pneumonia superveged and cllnl-
mated in his death.
SLIGO.
Mr.. Fl. Foley, the present proprietor OF
the well known Tough Gill brewery,
Sligo, seems determined TO- sustain the
name Of that old establishment. He has
secured the services of Mr.. P. Graham, a
highly qualified and experienced brewer.
That Mr.. Graham is SO is proven by the
fact that porter made by him when he
was in charge of the CIoankilty brewery
County Cork. from which place he came
to Sligo, secured the gold medal at the
Chicago exhibition.
TIPPERARY.
The Clonmel corporation, on Novem-
Der %, Endorsed the petition for the re-
prieye of the man Shorts, now under
sentence OF death in Canada.
The Carrick-on-Suir saw mills were
sold by auction OH November Is, to Mr..
George White, in trust, for FL, 200. Mr..
Thomas Rocket was the aalctioneer.
A Severe accident befeIl Mr.: Parker
Hutchinson, SON of Mr. Anthony Parker,
y. L.. Castieough, in the hunting fiela,
on November 16, when he got kicked by
a horse ON the leg, and sustained a COM
pound fracture.
TYRONE.
On the morning of November -, about
o'clock, fire was discovered ON the
premises of Mr.. Mckee, confectioner, at
the lower end of Scotch street, DUNCAN
non. The fire had SO far taken posses
sion of the lower part OF the house that it
was with some difficulty the inmates We're
cot out, Mr.. Mckee himself having to
Jump out of the first story window. The
premises were completely Quilted.
WATERFORD.
Mr.. John Slattery, the Oldest magistrate
in Waterford. who recently sustained IN
iuries by a fall while having a walk,
which led to conclusion OF the BRAIN, ex-
nired on November IL. He was, at one
time, one Of the leading and weahhiest
bacon merchants in Waterford, most
amiabIe. charitable and God-fearing citi-
zen. and a. member of nearly every pubic
institution inh Waterford. His death is
deeply lamented.
On November II, the mayor of Water
ford sat in his Office to receive the noml-
nation of candidates for the forthcoming
municipal elections: Mr.. Kenny, OF
Kings Meadow, handed In an objection,
in writing, to Mr. l.. 6. Strange, solicitor,
nm the ground that his place of abode
was not set out in the paper, the address
described being that Of his offices in
Georges street, Waterford. AS s. matter
Of fact. Mr.. Strange resided in Tfamore.
Mr.. Strange characterized the objection
az trivial: but the mayor considered 1t
fatal. and disallowed the nomination.
WEXFORD. .=
Many will learn with regret the news
of. the death of Sir Frederick Hughes,
which took place at his residence, Barn
town House, on November 8. Sir Fred
erick was close to 81 years Of age, having
been born in 1914 He was the only sur
yiying son of Mr.. Robert Hughes, Ely
House. Wexford, He early commenced
mis- military career under the old. East
India Company and after some service
there went into the Persian service. He
spent considerable portion Of the latter
neriod of his life in the County Wexford,
and had the reputation Of being a good
landlord. He had long been ailing, but
his death was somewhat sudden.
WESTMEATH.
AT late hour Saturday night, No
yember is, a fire broke out in the shop at