The Irish standard., 1902-10-04

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have the same freedom in ireland that
the people Of Australia had.
DERRY
In Derry, OH Sept. 9th, in the midst
OF thronging assembls,ge and bril-
llant scene, in st. Columb's Hail. Car
dlnal Moran performed the inaugural
ceremony of opening the bazaar in aid
OF the funds for the completion of St.
Eugene's Cathedral and furnishing the
tower with a peal of bells. The af-
far promised to be a great success.
Bishop O'Doherty presided at the pre-
llminary services. AL number of ad-
dresses were presented to the Cardinal,
to which he returned appropriate re-
plies.
DUBLIN.
The United Irish Parliamenta" "
Fund, up to September Sd, amounted
to f9,531, which included f1OO received
from the United Irish League of Vic
torla, Australia, i34 from Macroom,
county Cork, Els from Granagh, coun-
ty Cork, f1O from Ikilmurray-Ib ricken,
county Clare, I'll from Dromin, county
Limerick, EGO from Ballybay, county
Monaghan, Els from Honest John
Martins district of Kilbroney, Ros-
trevor, Els from Calrigaholt and Doc
mana, county Glare, G5 from Surgeon
Gen. O'Nial, Aillalee, f37 from Clan
mire, county Cork, f1O from Kilmoyle,
county Kerry; besides a number of
minor subscriptions from all parts of
the country, showing how general and
steady is the popular support of the
League at home
FERMANAGH.
On Sunday, the 14th of September,
TIL foundation stone OF the new Cath
Ole Church, of Lisnaskea, was laid
by Most Rev. Dr.. Owens, Bishop Of
Clogher. The church is being built OH
a picturesque hill, commanding mag
nif1cent prospect of Tough Erne and
in full view Of the old "Fort OF the
White Thorn" 1t will bein the Gothic
style of architecture, and will COM
fortably seat about 1000 people.
GALWAY.
In Ballinasloe on Sept. 18th, Mr..
James Kilmartin, an evicted tenant,
received a summons, under the Coer-
cion Act, to appear before a Court of
Removables at Mount Bellew, on Sept.
23d, to answer to sundry charges of
conspiracy and intimidation, against
unknown parties. The summons is
signed by District Inspector Bernard
McGovern, r. 1. c., Mount Bellew, as
against John Sohan, of
Menlogh; John Roche, NJ. P, of Wood
ford; James I<ilmartin, of Cullagh-
more; Martin Finerty, of Templegur.
teen; and William Duffy, M. p, of
Loughrea, defendants.
KERRY.
A few evenings ago Michael Haw-
ney, aged Is years, of Ballybunion,
left the shore alone in an open boat,
and, when about fifty yards out, the
boat was struck by huge wave and
capsized. Constable Thomas Mar
garie, stationed at Ballybunion, who
was in one of the bathing boxes, after
a swim, and partially dressed, saw the
accident, and at once plunged in to
rescue, and succeeded in get
ting him from under the boat and to
the shore, where the youth was reviv-
ed after some trouble.
KILKENNY.
On Sept. 9th a special meeting of the
Kilkenny City Technical Education
Committee was held, for the purpose
of appointing a head master for the
Central Technical schools in the city,
at salary of 600 year, and an i'll
in domestic economy at
salary of ESQ year. The mayor (Al-
derman p. Hoyne), presided, and there
was large attendance. There were
nearly a hundred applications for the
position of head master, and the ap-
plications, with certificates of qualifi-
cation, having been forwarded to the
the latter sent down three
names to the committee, from which
the final selection might be made. The
committee, having interviewed the
unanimously decided to ap-
point Mr.. George L. Phillips Selby
Oak, Birmingham. For the position
of instrucness Miss Grace Ferguson,
Glasgow, was chosen, she being the
only candidate who appeared before
the committee. Premises for the Gen.
trail School have been rented in a cell
trail position in Parliament street.
LIMERICK.
On Sept. ~ Removables Hor1ler and
Kelly sat at Newcastle West, to hear
charges under the Coercion Act
against Samuel P. Harris, honorable
of the East Limerick Exec
utive. United Irish League, for intim-
idation and unlawful assembly at
on the 18th ult., when a
public meeting was held there The
defendant did not attend, but a letter
was read from his solicitor, Mr.. p. 7.
Liston, Rathkeale, regretting that a
professional engagement before the
lord chancellor prevented Mr.. Harris