The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-10-29

DuDlIn DfanCn OIL the lI1Sn DrdpelS As
histants' association was held on We'd
nesday in the large concert hail. Re-
tunda. The report showed that the as
q sociation is steadily increasing ats
membership, and the chairman referred
with satisfaction TO the removal OF
many grievances through the agency
of the association during the past year.
ALL AROUND IRELAND.
It is proposed to lengthen Bray Esp
laRade.
On Monday a splendid exhibition CT
Irish industries was opened in Cork.
The roofs of three thatched houses iii
Mullingar were destroyed by fire OH
Thursday.
A boy named Crawford was killed al
Buncrana. Donegal, by the kick of
horse.
Four extensive buildings were des-
troyed by fire at Banbridge on Thurs
day night.
A death from smallpox is reported
from Belfast.
The Rev Michael Smyth. PIP. Moy-
eownagh, county Mayo, died on Fri
day. r-
a verdict of found drowned was re-
turned at the inquest at Backrock
upon the body of Patrick Kavanagh.
An Illuminated address has been pre-
sented to the Very Rev Canon
MAlpine. p. p, V.G., CIifden.
A farmer named John LAWN was
killed near Ballymote on Thursday,
and &another farmer named Michael
Walsh has been arrested.
Mr. Frank Bethel was co-opted d
member of the Bray Urban council on
Monday in the. place of Sir Henry |
Cochrane, deceased.
An emergencyman was arrested at |
Castle Island county Kerry on Sat |
urday on charge of attempting 10 !
shoot a local farmer.
Mr. Thomas Carey. who died at
NeHry on Monday aged 80, was an ap-
prentice to John Mitchell when the lat
ter was a solicitor.
A branch of the Gaelic league has
been established at the Irish speaking
district of Lauragh, county Kerry.
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Mr.. P. F. Godfrey publican Main
street, Tipperary. was fined e2 and
costs for selling drink to soldiers and
TO civilian.
Cardinal Nannutelli has sent a letter
flom Rome acknowledging the freedom
of the city of Cork and the casket con-
tanning the diploma.
The Athlone branch of the Gaelic
league has decided to employ a native
Irish Speaker as an organizing teacher
At the CarTick-on-S SUR petty sessions
Mr.. John Murray. publican. Glenbower,
was fined 81 for allowing drunkenness
on his premises.
\ successful agricultural show was
held in the grounds OF the Franciscan
monastery, Mount Bellew, on Wednes-
day.
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According TO our Derry correspondent
The North Tyrone revision has resulted
ia a Nationalist gain of seven voters
and Enionist. gain of fifteen
out Of total Of 5.045 claims for votes
IN the parliamentary division of Linn
eriek. borough, his Hon. Judge Adams
has allowed only 80.
The death OF Mrs NJ. Purcell (nee !
Flynn, Wife Of Mr.. VI. Purcell. d. C.
occurred or Tuesday at her residence,
Ballawillig, Lismore.
Mr. p '0'Sulivan, High street. Kill 4
lalney, hotel keeper. was fined e10 for I
selling beer by retail at his premises
without an excise license. I
At Derymacash on Sunday Mr.. Jo-
seph Devlin, NJ. p, devoted the greater
part of his speech to the tactics of the i,
Orange section in parliament
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The Middleton guardians have asked =
for a sworn inquiry with reference to =
interference with tenders =
for supplies TO the worRhouse. q q
Another meeting of the tenants on the :
lsnmorris estate was held on Sunday =
mo speeches were delivered by Father :
0 oMalley. Mr.. Conor o'Kelly, NJ P, ;,
and Mr.. John O'Donnen, Nj. p.
The death occurred on Friday of Mr..
Ichn George Mccarthy, secretary of the
lcrk county council, at the age of "a =
years. He was an authority upon Irish :,
oeal government. u
A summons against Mr.. Thomas ;.
Sloan, NJ. p, for alleged use of abusive -
towards Mr.. John Livingstone =
vas dismissed on its merits at the Bel y
asst summons court on Monday. - -
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Or. Douglas Hyde declared at the Os- II
'ory feis on Wednesday that they had
ems of thousands OF men and women
whose first thought in life was to build =,
10 this nation on the lines God created =;
t upon. ~
A serious accident was caused on the -
1eokstown section of the Irish Midland =,
ailway on Tuesday evening by a pony -
md donkey having got on the line in 10
ront of a goods train. NJ
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In the hearing of a case at Limerick &c ae
Carter session on Monday, Head Con-
table Moore stated that street betting y,
vas very prevalent in Limerick and led he
Q Decentralization by inducing young si,
ellows to pilfer 80 ~
An inquest was held In the Peters ".
iiu baths. Belfast, upon the body Of
AEnes Gibson of So Beresford street
Iho was aged 40 years. The husband
the deceased stated that for some as