The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-15

| Mr.. Redmonds leadership.
! At a special meeting of the Liner
| lex and Clare Farmers club on Satur-
day a resolution Was adopted regretting
1.-THE action of the Cork City Nationalists
| in eIecting as their Parliamentary rep
resentative a man who refused TO sign
! the peldge to sit, act, and vote with the
/ Irish Party.
On Saturday evening the dead body
of a man named Mayne, a chemists
assistant, was discovered on the Grey
stones side of Barry Head. Deceased's
| face had been eaten away by seagulls.
! Subsequently the same night Mr.. Rich
ard Knox, young gentleman farmer.
residing at Templecarrig, Greystones.
was found shot dead in the kitchen of
the house.
Patrick Hassan was brought up at
Coleraine on Saturday on a charge of
numbering his mother Kate Hassan,
a widow, at Tenneyrapkin, between
Garvagh and Swateragh. He was re-
manded. At the inquest the jury re-
| turned an open Verdict. The coroner
suggested that the prisoner had been
drinking ether, and strongly comment
ed on the practice of ether drinking.
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The Limerick County Council OH Mon
| day passed a Home Rule resolution.
Lord Dunraven and Mr.. harrington
dissenting. Lord Dunraven was cam
didate for the Craftsmanship of the
council, but was defeated by Mr. Pat
rick Vaughan, farmer, a Nationalist,
by sixteen votes to eight.
! On Saturday last the Blackwatertown
Co. Armagh, police found the body of
a man. about 80 years of age in the
River Blackwater. Life was extinct,
and the body appeared to have been
Immersed for a considerable time. Sub
sequently the remains were identified
Mr.. John Casey, a prominent Irish
American. died at the residence of his
sister, Mrs. McGrath, Orelia terrace,
| Queenstown. on Thursday night. De-
ceased went to America from Elton,
Co. Limerick, 43 years ago, and became
one of the most successful builders in
New York. and acquired a large amount
of real estate in that city.
Mr.. r. Lindsay Crawford, an Inde-
pendent Orange Order leader. speaking
at Larne last Thursday, spoke of Ire
lands Calvary and denounced the
means by which the Act of Union was
passed and has been maintained Ire
lands troubles. he said, arose from the
inability Of English parties to under
stand the Irish problem and from a
false conception of national life among
Irishmen.
Mr.. John Dillon. NJ. P, on Sunday
addressed very large meeting in the
town of T1pperary. presided over by the
Very Rev. Canon Ryan. P. P. and dis
cussed the question of the Party pledge
in view of the recent speeches in Cork.
Other speakers deal with the matter
In the same spirit. and the meeting
emphatically pronounced in favor of
united and pledge-bound party.
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While driving donkey and cart TO
Cloyneton Thursday evening. John Gro
gan. farm laborer, aged about 20 wears
accidentally fell off the cart on the
road near the entrance to the town.
fracturing his collar bone The injured
man was conveyed to CIoyne barracks,
where, despite medical skill. he sue
cumbed within an hour. In his last
moments Grogan was attended by the
priest
On Monday the Portrush hotel was
the scene of singularly pleasant and
| interesting function the occasion being
the presentation to the Rev. Joseph
MacKeefry, the recently appointed par
lsh priest of Gafyagh, County Derry.
OF an address and presentation from the
people OF Westside, Derry, amongst
Whom e.labored as a, curate for some
time prior to his elevation to the pas
torate of Garvagh Parish
a sad fatality took place on Sunday
morning at the North Wharf, Water
ford, in which James Dillon. a native
OF FerTybank. lost his life through mis-
adventure. He left off work about mid
night, and, it appears, instead of going
nome, he lay down to have sleen
near the rails In his sleep he anna
rently turned over and placed his head
on the rail, and it is surrnised his head
was caught between the fang of q
passing wagon and rail, causing death.
In reply to Mr.. jeremiah Howard.
Mr. John Redmond. NJ P, saws that
Mf: howard has no right to say he
spoke only for himself in the communi
catlons with Mr.. Redmond regarding
the writ for the Cork election, and re-
peats the verbal and written assurances
given by Mr.. Howard that the candi-
date would be selected by a regular
convention. Mr.. Redmond adds that ON
what Mr.. Howard calls the miserable
technieality Of the party pledge" his
tMr- Redmond's) opinions are, of
course, well known. :
A public meeting, organized by the
Cork City and County National Teach
ers' association. was held i'm Cork on
Saturday under the presidency of the
lord mayor of Cork. On the motion of
the Most Rev. DR. Browne bishon of
Cloyne, resolutions were passed con-
demning the modified new rules of the
commissioners nf
urging the claims of the teachers to
improved pension regulations and bet
ter salaries, and claiming that the
equivalent grant should be devoted to
the purpose of primary education. The
meeting was also addressed by the
Very Rev. Canon Lynch, P P. Blar-
ney; Messrs. Howard, chairman of the
Cork county council: Flynn. NJ. P:
Sheehan. M. P, and Alderman Meade.
On Monday man named Owen DON
ohue, about 50 years of age. and un-
I married fell into the hold of the steam
| ship Seapoint. owned by Messrs. Fish
er. Newry-, and received serious in
juries about the head. which rendered
hlm unconscious. 1t appears that the
injured man was engaged placing the
matches on the main hold, when he
stepped back to loose hatch and fell
a distance of nineteen feet, the hatch
falling on top of him. DR. Huston was
summoned, and. having examined the
injured man, ordered his removal to the
Royal Victoria hospital. Belfast. The
| unfortunate man belongs to Clare Cas-
tie, Ennis county, Clare
On Thursday the annual general
meeting of the Maynooth union took
place at st. -Patrick's college Nav
mooth, under the presidency of his EN-