The Irish standard., 1895-08-10
NEWS FROM IRELAND.

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s$2s ;. ARMAGH.
On July 9Th, the Rev. John Quinn
Ice ana Mr.. U. -. Townsend, 4. NJ:
waited as q deputation on. thu
armagh Grand jury, and equested thai \
tbody to Increase the grant Tor children i1 re-
f5sent to Industrial schools from Is 81
l.toS2s. Cd. per week. The greatest Inter rs t
Test was manifested in the application
(which is most important one from g
lCatholic point Of view. After q LONG 9,
onsideration, the Grand Jury unan q
|mously decided to grant the applitc'a t'+.
Father Quinn thanked them IN q lew
appropriate remarks. ,
| Tt is notified in the Gazette that the
Following have been adjudged bank
rupts: Andrew Dunwoody and William ian
/ James Dunwoody, both OF heady, car
nenters and contractors, trading as "A
Is w. J. Dunwoody;' and Bernard NC
IEneaney, of Crossmaglen, IN the county
| of Armagh, grocer.
ANTRIM.
In Belfast, on July 9Th, Messrs. Har-
Hand e Wolff launched from the north
ern end Of the Queens island large
1 steel screw steamer, built to the order OF
A1essrs. Frederick Leyland & Co, OF
Liverpool, for their Liverpool and Bos-
ton trade. The vessel, which is the sec
ond longest cargo steamer afoat, is 5l2
feet in length, and her tonnage is about
$3.50. She will have four pole masts
schooner rugged, and be Tilted Win the
most approved appliances Tor the work
ing of chip and cargo, as we'll as VIII
complete outfit of electric lights. Hef
machinery consists of set OF triple ex-
pansion engines, constructed by Tue
builders. AS she was leaving the WY
the vessel was named the historian i. ny
Miss Teresa Cullen, daughter o. 1he
vice-chairman of the company. Inc
owners were represented by Mr.. cullen
and Mr.. Neville Evans, the superintentl-
ing engineer.
TIE police on the Shankhill Road,
Belfast, on July nth, received lntofn1a-
tion of the shocking suicide Of man
in No. 80 INVERSION street. Sergeant
.Svhalen proceeded to the place and found
that man named Edmund Hanna, a
boiler-maker, had hanged himself in the
closet It appears that the unfortunate
mans wife on going out to the yard at
6 o'clock in the morning discovered the
dead body of her husband suspended
from a rafter in the closet He had been
in delicate health for some time, and
his four children had died, the last at
Easter. and it is supposed that the loss
affected his mind. y $3.50
CAVAN.
On. July 10, the magisterial investiga-
ton into the charge against Hugh
Moore. of Lisnafana, for the willful
murder of John Reilly, took place IN
the Virginia Court house, before Messrs.
i. B. Irwin, RM;; r. E. Starkie, I'M. (;
and J, Tierney, J.P. Evidence having
been given, the prisoner was returned
for trial to the next assizes for the
county on the capital charge, and bail
was refused. i.
CLARE.
/ DR.. Hickey, of Kilkee, has been sworn
i'm .. Justice of the Peace for the county
of Glare.
An action was brought for FL 900 at
+ the Limerick assizes by Miss Bridget
Lynch, Lesare, County Glare, against
Mrs. Mary Kate Butler, Of Ballyllne
House. and her two daughters, for the
obstruction of a water course winch
caused floods that did considerable dam
age, The jury found for the plaantl1 >
with f1O damages.
I on lilly Sth, in the Probate Court,
Dublin, before Judge Warren, the case
Of Mary Crowley, petitioner, Richard
+ Crowley, veterinary surgeon, respond
|; emit, came on Upon petition by Fhe
wife for a divorce from her husband on
THE grounds of misconduct and Dlgamy
with a woman named Mary Martin, IN
Glasgow. !, There was no appearance Tor
the, respondent and the decree was
granted The petitioner was married TO
the respondent in the Roman Catholic
Cathedral, Ennis, on the 18th OF July,
1891. There were two children, issue OF
/ the marriage, one Of whom had since
died. -
DUBLIN.
|. A man who had the appearance OF a
ships fireman, and who gave the names
of Carney and Anderson, and said he
lived in FITZGERALD Street, Dublin, died
at Liverpool on July 9Th. He was found
in railway tunnel the previous night,
with both arms severed and one foot
terribly mangled. A wages document
on MIN bore the name of Patrick Spence,
Dublin.
In the course Of a row in Hill street,
Dublin, on July TIN, Roseanna Lane. a
married woman, aged fifty, was pushed
through the, area ratings of No. s. The
fall ruptured mar spinal cord, and when
taken to Jervis Street Hospital she was
dead. Three persons have been arrested
in connection with the: occurrence.
Their names are Matthew Reilly, fruit
dealer. Mary Reilly CHS wife), and
Margaret Caffrey, all Of Hill street.
L The farm at NEWARK, The Ward,
county Dublin, was sold few days back
by Mears. P. O'Connor & Son, auction
eers, Of Queen street, Dublin. for the sum
Of 1880. On July 10th, the same firm held
d sale at Springfield, county Tipperary.
After brisk competition for the farm, Mr..
Clsary. OF !Tinnoe, Borrisoksne, was de-
cared the purchaser>at 1000. The So
licitor having carriage of both sales was
Mr.. P. Rooney, Of 16 College Green,
Dublin.
The Dublin Corporation is about build
ing new row OF houses adjoining the
Markets in Pill-lane Portions of the site
purchased for the Markets was, until re-