The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-08-16

was released from Jail on the 18TH ult.,
after undergoing twelve months i'm
prlsonment for incitement to riot on
the occasion of the Catholic procession
In honor of the Feast of Corpus Christi
On June 9. 1901.
ARMAGH.-On July - the town of
Ready, which is overwhelmingly Cath
ollc, was perturbed by the blackguard
conduct of members of an Orange pro-
cession, which paraded through the
streets on returning from demon
strat1on at Corkley. They cursed the
pope with the usual amount of venom
and fife and drum accompaniment, and
one unoffending Catholic at least, was
attacked and received rough treatment.
1t is understood that a prosecution will
ensue.
The inhabitants of the Primatial City
have reason to be thankful this year
that they We're spared the horrors of
ar orange demonstration-that is. in
the proper sense of the term. Indeed,
had 1T not been for the presence of
few taWdry Orange arches and worn
out flags, one could scarcely credit the
fact that the day was actually the
Twelfth. The Orange virus first in
oculated in the County Armagh, seems
to have run its course, and even the re-
spectacle Protestants in this locality
are as enthusiastic as their Catholic
neighbors in ridiculing the annual
idiotic and fanatical display of Orange
ism.
CAVAN.-The Rev Terence Corcoran,
pastor of Drung died on the 18th ult.,
in the nientieth year of his age.
The Rev. Patrick Finegan, Adm. has
been transferred from Cavan to Tenn
pleport. To him. in great measure.
may be attributed the success of the
county committees scheme in Cavan,
and it is the wish of those who have
the welfare of the farmers at heart
that he shall not sever his connection
with the various committees upon
which he has acted.
CLARE.-A peculiar breach of prom
ise of marriage was decided on the 18th
ult. at Limerick assizes, the plaintiff
being Miss Bridget Coyne, and the de-
fedant Austin Thyme, both of Burren.
The courtship had lasted since 1878,
and the case was fixed for hearing at
the spring assizes, but the defendant
cut his throat, and the hearing was
accordingly postponed. The litigants
belonging to the farming class. The
jury awarded plaintiff e150 damages.
CORK.-A fire on July II destroyed
the oil and color warehouse of Baker
& Wright, Academy street, Cork.
.
GALWAY.-On July Is the body of
Michael Greene of Carna was found on
the island of Flemish, and it is believed |
that death was due to foud play On |
the day before John Folan and Michael |
Greene of Carna and Colman King of !
{ a 70 +I,1 ic1o Of ,fch
There they had some drink and a quar-
rel arose among them.
KERRY.-Michael Houlihan of Bras |
ma was standing near a horse on July !
Z when the animal kicked him in the |
causing injuries which result |
ed in his death
Patrick Fenton of Carhoo. Drum
quinn, recently was conveying sheep |
from one of the smallest of the Basket |
island to place in the mainland
named Filcliadh, in canoes. 1t devolved
upon him and young lad named |
Mitchell to take their canoes to land at
a cliff named Filemore, short distance
away. During the passage the craft
grounded on rock, when Fenton was
precipitated into the water and was
drowned.
kILDARE.-The death occurred July
g, at Derrens, of John Malone, former
Y of Newbridge.
Edward Hoey of Moone died recent
v He was 79 years old He belonged
% one of the most respectable families
n the county. He had two sons, his
ELDEST and Youngest being in the priest
hood, the Revs. NJ. r. Hoey. curate at
0Olphin's Barn, Dublin, and J. A.
To- 7 ~
and, and it was an edifying spectacle
igious services for the repose of their
athers soul.
KILKENNY.-Si Mary Catherine
Iawrenson of the Presentation convent,
Kilkenny, died on the Sth ult., in the
iXtyfourth of her age, and thirty
ninth of her religious profession. She
vas the daughter of the late Thomas
of The Parade, Kilkenny,
nd a sister of Mrs. Arthur Mcmahon
f Danville house. that city.
On July 1, at st. Clotilde's church,
Paris, Emile Louis Janus, son of Mon
ieur and Madame Janus, and Ellie
u. Comerford, daughter of the late
Nicholas Comerford of Bullockhill, Kill
emmy, were united in marriage.
.
MAYO.-At the assizes held in Cas-
lebar on July II, James Daily, jr, was
harged with assaulting Michael Ho-
an, vice president of the West Mayo
Xecutive of the United Irish League
dr. Horan was released from Jail on
an. IL after serving one months inn
risonment under the coercion act. hav-
ng been sentenced with Conor O'Kelly.
p; Martin Staunton, chairman of
he Castelar, guardians and others. A
,ublic meeting was held in honor of the
occasion. w. ]. Duffy, NJ. p, was
Lmong those who attended. He was
accompanied to the station on that
light by Messrs. Horan, j. J. Collins
md Thomas Durcan A crowd who
we're supporters of James DAILY, an op-
'onent of Mr.. Horan's, also went to the
tation. and it was alleged that James
0aly. jr., fired stone which injured
ir. Horan. The jury brought in YER
ict of not guilty, and the prisoner !
vas discharged.
MEATH.-On Sunday, July 13, DR..
iaffney bishop of Meath. consecrated
new cemetery for the parish of Ma
-an. The cemetery, which has been
lcquired through the generosity of the
ate Luke Smyth of Navan chairman |
- tiS IONA SOu4Cll, IL dOOul d Iilic
rom the center OF the town, and con-
situated along the Beauparc
Dad.
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QUEENS COUNTY.-On July 2. at
St. Patrick's church, Ballyroan the
Rev. j. Farrell united in marriage Will /
lam Heber, only son of the late John
/. Phelan of Maryborough, and Mary
2. McMahon, daughter of James Nc
Mahon, j. p, of Ballyroan.
AT Carraree, Ballybrophy Patrick
8yrne, laborer aged 50, died on July
o from the effects of injuries sustained
-wo days before, when he attempted TO