The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-10-25

rive here at 1915 instead of Z O'clock
The Teutonic reached here at an early
hour this morning; it is needless to saw
that keeping her one hour longer than
the schedule time was serious incop-
venience. That the new service is
/ likely to prove OF great advantage to
the commercial community was proved
by the increase in the number of bags
of mail taken from here today, viz:
737, as against the usual number of
$50 OF 800.
DUBLl.,.
On Oct. 3, the new Lord Lieutenant
Lord Dudley, received 'loyal'' al
dresses in the throne loom of the vice.
regal apartments, Dublin Castle, from
the representatives of five public
bodies, consisting of the General AS
sembly of the Presbyterian Church,
the Belfast Corporation, the Royal
Horticultural Society, the Coeiaine
Urban Council, and the Newtownards
Urban Council. How much of a repre-
sentation of the people of Ireland was
thus embraced, can easily be estimat-
ed. But Lord Dudley was pleased,
and said so.
A few days ago an accident-hap-
| PLY unattended With serious conse-
quences-happened to the Very Rev.
Canon Quinn, p. p, Camlough. Be-
| tween two and Zee o'clock the Rev.
gentleman was driving into Newry in
Il trap, accompanied by his brother,
Mr.. Bernard Quinn, ]. r., of Donagh-
more, county Tyrone. On the road be-
low the Newry workhcuse the animal
suddenly became FESTIVE and smashed
the shafts of the vehicle, with the re-
suit that both gentlemen we. thrown
OH the road. MI. Berna-d Quinn es-
capped uninjured, but the vencrated
pastor sustained q severe shock, from
which. however, he is stated to be re-
covering.
DONEGAL.
The delegates of the United Irish
League assembled at Huncrana on
Sept. Both, decided to get rid of Mr..
William O'Doherty, NJ. p, on account
OF his attendance at the coronation Of
King Edward, and his refusal to act
with the Irish Parliamentary Party,
i'll the House Of Commons. Mr.
| 0'Tlnhartv'c loco 70 tbo No+;o,o1 Do,+,,
in the House is very small. The cold
record of figures shows that, out of
36S divisions taken during the last ses-
sion of Parliament, Mr.. O'Doherty vot-
ed in just sixteen. No wonder the res
olution calling for his resignation was
| unanimous.
FERNIANAGh.
AT the last Letterbreen Petty Ses-
sions Hugh M'Kiernan was charged
by District Inspector Townsend r. l.
c., with having on Saturday, the 10th
of August, at Belcoo West, used in
timidation towards one Daniel Gilman
tin, who had taken an evicted farm.
M'Kiernan was bound over to he of
good behavior for twelve months, HIM
self in ego and two sureties of f1O
each; Oh which he exclaimed: 81 will
never go under bail for the sake of an
individual like that" pointing at Gil
martin.
| GALWAY.
l Gnnpainyo S,,
OH Oct LIST, Mr.. William Hastings, ed
itor of the Western News, was SEN
fenced to two calendar months by Re-
movables Newell and Bell, on a charge
OF conspiracy. Mr.. Hastings appealed
to Quarter Sessions. The Court de-
cllned to state a case for the Kings
Bench, on the ground that the annlica-
ton was frivolous.
KERRY.
The recent action of the Caherciyeen
District Council, in granting the high
est possible approximation allowance
to DR.. A. r. Walker on his retiring as
medical officer Of me Glanhehy Dis
pensary District, is worthy of note:
for, while DR.. Walker is an avoweu
Protestant, the Council is entirely
composed Of Catholic members. It
can hardly be said that DR.. O'Hara,
the Protestant bishop Of Waterford,
would think of citing the Kerry
CounclPs action as an instance of the
intolerance with which he assumes the
adherents Of the Established Church in
the South are treated by their more