The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18

MI murphy . service, consequent OH the feslgna
ton, the following Office appointments were made
Mr.. Stanislaus Murphy, LIB, barrister-at-Iaw. re
be secretary, in the room of Mr.. n. D. Murphy. re
signed; Mr. Arthur b. Black to be clerk vice Nh
Stanislaus Murphy,promoted
ALL AROUND IRELAND.
Mr. j. Redmond MP. has left England for
holiday on the continent. He will be back in th
house ON Monday 9Th June.
The Irish Agricultural Organization society j:
to be reorganzed under the Friendly Societies act
The fine country house known as Auburn house
Malahde, was badly damaged by fire ON Friday.
An inquest was held at Bessbrook Wednesday
evening on Patrick Hughes who died from injuries
received while playing football Verdict "acci-
dental death"
Nc fresh case of smallpox has occurred in
Achlll or any other part of the Westport Union
since the 7th of March, and all patients who have
been suffering from smallpox are now well.
diapers assistant named Thomas Kings
ton, Munster House, Skibbereen, was admitted to
the South lnhrmary, Cork on Sunday evening
suffering from fractured SKULL which he sustained
Ill a cycling accident near Conaklty
James Collins Who it is alleged, was shot on
Friday last by Francis Moroney ex-Petty Sessions
clerk, at Cavendsh Lodge, Spanish Point, County
Glare, died yesterday morning.
The Co. Mayo Feis was formally opened ON
Monday in the Westport Town hall by his Grace
the Archbishop of Tuam. Wexford Feis was con-
tinued, and the Iveagh Feis was opened at Cahir-
clveen, the principle speaker being Father Dineen
AT the Royal hospital Belfast, Thomas Magill
aged 81, of % Epworth street. sawyer was treated
for lacerated wound to the head caused by being
caught IN machinery whilst at work. Samuel Todd
aged 2S OF Berlin street. platter on the Queens
island, was admitted, suffering from fracture of the
leg, caused by stone.
On Sunday Nationalist demonstration of
very considerable proportions was held at BalIy-
league, village neatly situated on the Shannon,
about seven miles from Longford The speakers
included Messrs j. p Farrell and J. P Hayden,
NJ. P
At Kingston police court on Thursday Mr. j.
K. Johnstone, Of the Bakers, Main street, Black
rock, was sentenced to one months imprisonment
with hard labor, for alleged cruelty to horse The
driver, Thomas Maher, was fined G1 or fortnight
IN jail, pending the result of appeal.
The Parish Priests of the Diocese of Kerry
met on Thursday to select three names with view
to the appointment of a successor to the lateMost
Rev DIR. Coffey. Dgnissimus, Very Rev. Canon
OSullivan, P P, Millstreet; Dignior, Ven Arch
deacon Mangan, PIP, V. G. Kenmare; Dignus,
Very Rev. Canon o'Leary, PIP, Dingle.
The eleventh annual congress of the Irish
Trades Unionists was opened ON Monday in Kill
kenny, the president, Councillor William Walker
Belfast being in the chair. Resolutions were |
adopted condemning the Chinese Labourer Ordin-
ance and calling for the amendment of the Trades
| nion Act and the Fair Wages Resolution.
sad accident occurred near Antrim ON Thurs
day evening, resulting in the death of man named
Patrick Hurl, of Drumbeern, aged 63 wears. who
was found dead on the road near Antrim by Mr..
) 5ohnston, OF Randalstown and Mr.. Ferguson, of
Dunsilly House.
AT a special court of petty sessions in the
Balymena courthouse, before Mr. s. j. McCartney.
= - man named William Clarke of Alexander
street, Ballymena, was brought 'up in custody
,harged with obtaining pig from Isabella Bell, Of
Aells at Bailymena that day under false pretences
he prisoner, who was not professionally repre-
ented, was remanded
An inquest was held on Thursday, before Mr..
. A. Peel solicitor CORONER for Mid d-Armaph. ON
ne oody OF Sarah Kerr, who died from injuries
ecelved whilst working in Gillis' mill Armagh, on
ne 9th instant. Evidence having been given, the
ury found that deceased died from serious efusion
n the BRAIN due to the falling of a plank forming
ortlon OF loom of which she had charge in Gil
SIS factory.
at an early hour on Sunday morning Mr..
'anleI Lucey, trader residing in New street, Ma
room, who carried ON an extensive business, was.
n pelng called on by neighbor to attend the
clock special mass for men, discovered in sitting
osture in bed, quite dead The deceased. who was
wldower of about so years, leaves no family, but
IS untimey death will be source of sorrow to his
rye circle of relatives and friends. {
On Friday Coroner Rice, County Cork, held an 9
quiry at Mitchelstown into the death of Miss I
ary Browne, daughter of Mr. James Browne.
opkeeper, whose body was found in the river Fun
icon at Ballinderrig bridge on Thursday It ap- S
Jared from the evidence that the deceased. who
as very respectable woman, was in the habit Of :
,lnng to the riverside to pick watercress She was
beet to fainting fits. and It is presumed that 4