The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-11-04


The chief secretary writes to AIr. z.
:. Afagenis offering an unswoIn inquiry
INTO the recent occurrence at Drum
loe.
Mr. Brogan (Catholic), formerly
postal clerk at Portadown, has been
appointed postmaster at Waterford.
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His Grace the Archbishop of Cashel
distributed the prizes to the successful
pupils of st. Angela's academy, Ur-
uline convent, Thurles, on Thursday.
On Wednesday the bank of Alexan-
Ira Craving Dock, Belfast harbor, gave
way, and serious damage was caused
~ the thrush OF water. Several work.
men had narrow escapes.
II has been reported in Ennis that
he residence Of General z. A. Gore.
D. L., O'Callaghan's Mills. East Clare,
vas attacked on Wednesday evening
and five plate glass windows broken.
The position Of the Nationalists in
North Tyrone constituency has been
materially improved by the revision
which has just concluded.
Limerick corporation on Thursday,
W the mayors casting vote. decided to
ldjourn the election of city treasurer
ma insert an advertisement stating
hat candidates should pass a test in
The Irish language prior to election.
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The labor representation committee
iecided on Wednesday TO recognise Mr..
Walker as labor candidate in North
Belfast, although he declared himself
L Unionist.
A great Canaan parade was held on
Junday at Mount Charles, Donegal, and
l letter was read from the lord bishop
of Raphoe on the subject of Gaelic
fames.
On Thursday at the meeting of the
Dublin county council the proposal of
Me Lucan Tram company to extend
It's line in the neighborhood of LeiXlip
mas conditionally approved of.
A range of outhouses at the rear of
lIr. James O'Hara's licensed premises.
Edward street, Lurgan, We're destroyed
9y fire on Wednesday. A horse and
Ionkey were burned to death.
About twenty-five tons of hay. ten
ions of straw and some outbuildings
Eere destroyed by fire which broke
iut on Sunday in the premises of Pat
lick Sheehan, a farmer residing at
Ticarstown, Matehy.
The Very Rev. DR.. O'Riordan was
presented with an address from the
clergy, secular and regular, of the
diocese of Limerick on Monday, and
ne delivered a reply in which he re-
Eerred briefly to Irish educational
questions.
The subject of the proposed with
Brawal Of the Equivalent Grant hither-
10 payable in aid of the provision OF
technical instruction in Ireland was
under discussion at the weekly meet
ing Of the Cork Technical Instruction
committee on Monday.
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On Thursday Mr.. John O'Donnen, NJ.
p. was ordered by Mr.. Justice Boyd,
in the Kings bench division, to go to
Jail for three months in default of giV-
ing bail, for a speech delivered by him
,n September 3rd at Irishtown in re-
ference to the evicting of the Slatery
family.
The financial statement submitted
at a meeting of the committee of man
agement Of the Munster Training col
lege for Gaelic teachers on Saturday
showed that the credit balance brought
forward from last year had been sub
stantially increased in the present
Tear's management.
On Sunday an illuminated address
and valuable chaliee was presented
10 the Very Rev. DR.. O'Riordan by the
members of the Catholic Literary in
stitute. Limerick. on his appointment
as rector of the Irish college in Rome.
The new church at Gowna CCo.
Cavan) was solemnly blessed and
opened to divine service on Sunday by
the bishop of Ardagh and Clonmae-
noise. The sermon was preached by
The Very Rev. DR.. Keane, OP.
A sad accident resulting in the
death of a carter named Michael Muir
ply, employed by Messrs. Strangman
& Co, Waterford, occurred at Mullin-
abat on Monday, when the horse be-
came restive and overturned the cart
on deceased. who was afterwards
found in a dying state on the road
Deceased, who was 50 years of age,
was married.
At O netting Of the Dublin county
council on Thursday a resolution was,
on the motion of the chairman, unani-
mously adopted declaring the opinion
Of the council that the provision for
higher education in Ireland was wholly
inadequate. and calling for a measure
that would insure to the Irish people
a higher education suited to the re-
quirements Of the Irish.
Mr.. John Redmond, NIP. arrived at
Tipperary on Saturday night, and was
given a very enthusiastic public re-
ception. He made a speech in reply.
on Sunday he addressed a great
demonstration at Doom; %. Limerick,
In his speech he dwelt on the need Of
demonstrating the unity of the coun-
try, and defended the policy and action
of the Irish parliamentary party dur
ing the last two years.
An adjourned meeting of Lurgan
Technical committee was held on
Thursday evening. The principal re-
ported that, as compared with 40
pupils at the corresponding period last
year. the number of students now on
the roll was 1888. The Department Of
Technical Instruction intimated their
willingness to give grants in aid of the
purchase OF apparatus, amounting IN
the aggregate to close on $50.
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A respectable farmer named John
M'Dowell, residing in the townland Of
Llsnaree, near Banbridge, died sud
denly on Thursday night The de-
ceased, who was about seventy-three
years IF age. was in failing health sor
some time past. On Thursday evening
he complained of feeling pain in his
chest. About an hour afterwards he
was seized with a sudden illness, and
expired almost Immediately.
On Thursday His Grace. Most Rev.
Or. Healy, Archbishop of Tuam. dis
tributed prizes TO the successful
students Of st. Jarlath's College. Tuam.
at the recent intermediate examina-
tons His Grace warmly congratuia-