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The papal legate, Cardinal Vannu-
tell, visited Belfast on July %, and
met with a most cordial reception
from the citizens of all creeds, except
the miserable little Orange minority,
who held sullenly aloof. The cardinal
legate was received with remarkable
manifestations of enthusiasm by the
Catholics Of the northern capital, and
even at some of the intermediate sta
lions there. We're enthusiastic demon
STATIONS of welcome. On arriving. at
Belfast station the cardinal legate was
received by the Most Rev. DIR. Henry,
bishop of Down and Connor, and the
Most Rev. DR.. Gaughran, bishop of
Kimberly. There was large assem-
blage' of clergy and laity, who gave
Cardinal Nannutelli most enthusiasts
tic greeting, Addresses were present
ed from all parts of the north. His
eminence delivered an address in
which he made a strong plea in favor
Of religious freedom and liberation.
ARMAGH.
The spirit Of Orange intolerance,
unfortunately prevalent in one section
of Armagh, manifested itself on the
night of July "a, in the town Of Ar
magh, when it broke out in rioting
and violence. The occupants of few
Catholic houses in Scotch street and
Dobbin street had put out flags in
honor Of the cathedral celebrations
and the visit Of the papal legate. The
Orange crowd resented this and soon
began to make things unpleasant for
the Catholics, gathering round these
houses and shouting. to the owners to
promptly remove the hags-or they
would tear them down themselves.
The owners at first declined to remove
the flags; but the police authorities in
tervened and. implored the owners to
take in the flags in order to. prevent
their houses being wrecked; and
ests of peace and harmony, did so.
The Orange blood, however. was up,
and the rowdies little later appeased
their wrath by breaking the windows
of the Catholic houses-in one of
which they scarcely left Il whole pane.
Even this did not satisfy the Orange
wreckers, who then turned their at
tention to a handsome floral arch
which had been erected at the juno
ton of Scotch street and Thomas
street, which they tore down. A num-
Der of Catholics We're viciOusly attack
ed with stones in the neighborhood of.
Mullanstown and Milford when re-
turning from the celebration in the
cathedral.
How, different was the action of the
Catholics may be judged from the fact
that, during. the Unionist and Orange
celebra tons recently held In Armagh,
Orange and Unionist llass and ebunt-
ing We're displayed; even in Catholic
portions of the city. and they We're
never, interfercd with or even object
ed to.
The rioting, which was started by
the Orangemen on Sunday evening.
was continued next night, when the
police haG to be called out, and drove
the mob down Scotch street. In their
retreat they wrecked three Of the six
Catholic houses in Scotch street-Mr.
Englishs, Mr.. M'Kenna's and Mr..
Lncey's. The mob also wrecked the
house of an Italian named Rosato, in
Barrack street; and a Catholic laborer'
named Joseph Casey was stabbed in
the head, and lies in the county in,
Urinary,
CORK.
AT special court held at Fermoy
on July p, dispositions We're taken in
case in which William Aaron was
charged with the murder Of Patrick
Mnrphy, NLncroneN, which occurred in
the garden of Douglas house, Kill
WORTHY on the night of July 10. The
accused was returned for trial to the
next COfk USSlZcS.
On July go, at an early hour, mar
ket gardener named John Long, resid-
ing on Skahabeg road, Cork, met with
an accident OH Georges quay. He
was in charge of a horse and car,
when motor car coming along the
horse toolo fright and Long! was
thrown to the ground, sustaining
severe injuries. He was taken to the
south infirmary where lie is progress
ing satisfactorily.
Theylo lord mayor of Cork recently
presented Mrs Calvin, Mrs. Oakshott,
Mrs. Horgan, Mrs, George Bible, Miss
Bullen and Miss Fitzgerald with gold
badges representing the city arms, and
with suitable inscription, as recog-
nitiom of, their, services in connection
with the poor children's excursion.
DERRY.
At, Derry assiZes, before Justice
Kenny, local piano tuner, named
Leonard Frank Adderley, was award
ed $3.50 damages fop injuries received
by the breaking of n carriage window
at .Omagh station.
,, On the night Of July %, a fire was
discovered to have broken out in the
premises of NIcssrs. r. Thompson Il