The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-10
ALL AROUND IRELAND.


An effort is being made by the Liner
lc5 magistrates to put down Sunday
drinking.
A serious outbreak of typhoid fever
has occurred in the Cork district luna
tic asylum.
Sir Stephen Edward De We're brother
of Aubrey De We're. died on Thursday.
Applications for substantial amounts
i'm shares are being received by the eX-
ecutive committee of the national exhi-
hition.
The Derry county council has refused
to participate IN the business Of the
county councils general council.
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The Kilrush guardians have adopted
q resolution asking that county Glare
lie scheduled as eongested district
The Cork board Of guardians has
adopted a scheme for increasing the
salaries of the medical officers of the
union.
Roscommon county council has
passed a resolution dealing with the
distress in the west.
The county council of Queens coun-
has declined TO accept an offer from
the department of q course of veter-
mary lectures.
James Devlin wealthy farmer and
retired liquor merchant. mas been found
drowned in the canal basin in Coalis-
land, county Tyrone.
a gold medal has been awarded to the
convent os Mercy, Killarney. for the
lace exhibited at ST. Louis exhibition.
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Colonel William Cough Gubbins was
fined GO and e1 costs at the Castlecon-
mel petty sessions for illegal fishing.
1t is reported that the government is
about 20 appoint two inspectors to in
Quire into the distress in the west.
Mr.. Spencer Lyons Groom. we'll
known member Of the Gaelic Athletic
association, died suddenly on Thursday
evening.
The post mortem examination and an
alysis Of the remains of Mrs. Pearson.
Portadown. alleged 10 have been pcis-
oned. show traces of mercury and
strychnine.
J. Cunningham Kirkpatrick princi-
pal partner in a Belfast cotton firm.
died on the 9Th inst. on the voyage
from Philadelphia to Southampton.
MI i. knight. solicitor, Clones. has
been elected county grand master OF
the Monaghan Orange lodge in success
sion TO Lord Rossmore. resigned.
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Mr. J. L. Redmond. ". p. was on
Monday presented with the freedom of
the borough Of Drogheda, and, in re-
ply. delivered a speech dealing with the
Irish exhibit at st. Louis and the con-
dition Of the Irish party
Speaking on Monday at a distribu
tion Of prizes ar the Christian Broth
ers' schools, Cork, the bishop OF Cork
said there would be no end of trouble
If anyone undertook to secularise our
schools.
The charred remains Of an infant
child Of Mary Sullivan, CORDIALLY. near
Killarney, we're found IN the kitchen
fire Of Mary Sullivan's house on We'd
nesday by the police under peculiar
circumstances.
Mr. William O'Brien. NJ. p. writes 10
a member of tho Roscommon branch
Of the Town Tenants league on the re-
lationship which ought 10 exist be
tween the United Irish League and the
Town Tenants movement.
Captain Donelan, N. p. has received
a letter from the chief secretary de-
cining his request for public iIr-
curry into the conduct OF the. police at
Riverstown on the 18th of October. as
legal proceedings were pending against
the officers and men.
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A laborer named. Murphy. aud his
vile, at whose house a nurse child. Al