The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-06-25
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ARMAGH,

9th of july next 4 gratifying an
nouncement is made with respect to
the ceremony, the Pope having con-
scented to the desire of his cminence
cardinal l.o@ue. that one of the Roman
cardinals should preside on the occas-
Sion In conformity with the consent of
his holiness Cardinal Vincent Nanutelli
We'll known for his patronage of every
thing Irish in Rome. is coming to Ire
Elnd for the purpose. Cardinal I.oyue's
silver jubilee happily comedies with
the crlehration: so. the occasion will he
to him. one Of Il double JOY. The
Armagh celebration will be. as was the
dedication of the cathedral. Il great
national event.
ANTRIM.
Mr.. Atkinson. the Irish ;lttormey-ycn-
er;'l, has been offered and has declined
on six occasions puisne jud"esllip. He
has had twice the refusal of the same
JudSeShip. He waS. when solictor-gen-
eral of Ireland. offered the position of
head of the Irish Land Commission,
with Il seat i'll the high court of Justice.
in Ireland. which was eventually filed
by Justice Bewley. and on Justice
Bewley'S retirement Mr.. Atkinson, as
encouragement was entitled as of
right to the succession to the Irish
Bench. The members of the Irish bar
are anNiously awaiting his next move.
CARLOW.
On the Both ult., solemn office and
requiem mass, for the repose of the soul
of the late Sister Nary Benignus, of
the Carlow community of the Presen-
tation order, was celebrated in the
convent chapel. The deceased lady
died on the 2Sth ult., eight days after
the commencement of her illness and
eight months since she and her young
sister Mary Aliens. received their
white wells. In the schools where her
labors in a great part. lay. she was the
Idol of tine children. and also as an Irish
speaker she had lit up enthusiasm in
many Il young mind for the rival OF the
Gaelic tongue. The funeral took place
Immediately after the solemn services.
CORK.
The Cork Corporation. ut Il special
meeting. on .1una Sd, referred to the
school attendance committee for re-
port. the question of adopting the provi-
sions of the Day Industrial school bill:
and that the committee be requested to
invite the assistance OF Father Ber-
nard, Mr.. Barry. and other gentlemen
who had interested themselves in the
care and education of the youthful
poor Of the city.
The Moore memorial concert. inaugll-
rated by the lord Mayor. at the request
OF the Dublin memorial committee was
held OH May 30th i'll the opera house.
Cork. and proved Il brilliant success.
CLARE.
The death is announced on May 9th
at the Presentation convent, Carlow.
OF katie lin religion. Sister Mary Be
nignus). aged p, eldest daughter of
Michael Nagle. Esq. Castleview, Doc
lin. County Clare: deeply lamented by
her sorrowng parents and friends. and
the Nuns of the Presentation convent
CAVAN.
The high sheriff or Cavan, Mr..
Rotterdam had fixed Friday, June 10.
for receiving nominations, and the IL.
for the polling Gf any for the vacancy
in the West Division of Cavan, caused
by Mr.. McGovern's death. Mr.. Ken
needy, solicitor, Cavan. had been select
ed as the nationalist candidate, and it
was thought unlikely that he would be
opposed.
DONEGAL.
We regret to announce the death of
Mrs. Magee, of Lifford. mother of Miss
Magee, of the White Hart hotel, which
sad event took place on the 25th ult
Her funeral took place from her resi-
dence on the 9th ult.
DERRY.
On May 81 an inquest was held in Mr.
James O'Kane's licensed premises.
Coleraine. on the body of Margaret
Martin, married woman, who resided
at Kyle's Brae, an dwho had died the
previous evening as the result of burn
ing, VIM. Martin, husband Of the de-
ceased deposed that on the night of the
It'll ult., he and his wife We're sitting at
the fireside, when deceased clothes ac-
cidently caught fire. She ran out of the
house and a neighbor coming to her
assistance put out the flames. DR. Law
deposed that death was due to burns,
and the jury returned verdict accord
ingly.
DUBLIN.
The lockout of the bakers in Dublin
still continues in operation.
The first takings at the st. Patrick g
day sale. held under the auspices Of the
Irish Industries association in Gros-
venor house. London, amounted to e.
O45 lis. I'd. and the total amount of
goods sold at the London sales commit
tee is now over 100000. What DISPOSE
ton has been made of the funds is not
on4cially announced.
In Dublin, on June 3, Peter Cornell,
an oy sarraant of tha NetrOnolitan po.