Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-13
BRIEF IRISH NEWS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM THE VARi-
 OUS COUNTIES.

Isle Beyond the sea-NOtes and Cos sip From All Sections Condensed and Classified.
 Antrim.
 ,.uiam Cambridge of Belfast, who esed recently, left $2.500 to St. Pat ricks Female Industrial School or paanage,
 At the rooms of Clonard Confraterni- ty of the Holy Family of the Redemp- torist Fathers, Belfast, the male mem- bers of the sodality presented to their spiritual director, Father Patrick Leo, c. SS. R., a chalice and other presents. He has been appointed to the Austra- Han mission.
 Armagh.
 Several carloads of Orange roughs assembled on a recent Sunday at the Orange hall, Poyntzpass. They parad- ed the streets of the village cursing the pope and using filthy language and insulting Catholics going to and com ing from mass.
 The Dublin Gazette announces that after Sept. 15 County Armagh shall cease to be subject to the muzzling of dogs act.
 Carlow.
 There has been great demand for labor in harvesting crops, which have been heavy. In most of the towns of the county men and women have been paid at the rate of from shillings to shillings per day.
 Mir. Patrick J. Carey, LeighliEbridge, has succeeded for the second time in winning E30 exhibition at Blackrock college. Mir Carey. who is not yet IT, has had a most creditable collegiate career. After eight months residence be won a f20 exhibition, and during his four years at the college he has gained fS0 in prizes.
 Cavan.
 The Rev. John BoyIan. pastor of Crosserlough, died Sept. l, regretted by all who knew him,
 Bailieboro district council has de- cided to build It cottages on one field outside the town The new houses are to contain three rooms and kitchen.
 Cork.
 The death of Doninick O'Mahoney the well known Natfonist, is recorded. MT 0,Mahoney was a notable figure in Cork during 1867. He was arrested for high treason, but acquitted on trial. Measles have been epidemic for sev- eral weeks in Maeroom. Many ehil- dren have died.
 Donegal.
 rTrboro ;c ,aonci dey.a I419 rf,r1Y11pUf in the county because of the number of union jacks displayed at the fair in Glenties.
 AS a result of the recent examina- tion in connection with the London College of Music Miss L. NJ Corr of Donegal obtained very high marks and first class pass certificate with honors in the senior grade.
 Down.
 There was large number Of conu- mental buyers at the horse department of Saintfeld fair, and large sales are reported. Good business was also done in beeves and sheep at fair prices,
 Matthew Moore. postman at Castle welIan. was killed recently by being thrown from bis bicycle.
 Dublin.
 Burglars broke into the Catholic University church, St. Stephens Green. recently and stole a small sum of mon- ey. The sacred vessels were not dis turbed.
 Key. P. c. Yorke, late of San Fran cisco, under the auspices of the Irish Gaelic League, delivered a lecture on the Irish language revival movement in the Antient Concert rooms Dublin, recently. A large audience was pres ent
 Miss Frances O'Connen has received the appointment of solo eonualto in the Church of the Holy Spirit, Nice.
 Fermanagh.
 John Mcguire of Innisr0osk island was fined $50 for throwing dirty wa ter on Police Inspector Roe, who was searching for illicit spirits.
 Galway.
 Ordinations were conferred in Mont real cathedral recently. his grace Arch bishop Bruchesi officiating prelate. Among those ordained was Rev. Fran eis O'Farrell, professor of English and mathematics in Notre Dame college, Montreal.
 A branch of the United Irish League has been established at Tullycross with a membership of over 500
 Kerry.
 Tore mountain, which lies in the midst of the Muckross estate, TliIlar- ney, was on fire recently, and consid- erable damage was done.
 James Roche farmer, Tiries. has been returned for trial in connection with the death of Thomas NIilward. Cordial, near Castle island.
 Kildare.