The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-10
NEWS FROM IRELAND
ALL THE HAPPENINGS OF INTER.
EST M THE OLD COUNTRY.
What Is Being Done by the Psopls al
Home = Gossip From All the
Counties CT the Ener-
aid Isle.
Ulster

OF boNn anu Conhor, VIII perform tn
dedication ceremony. Most Rev. Dr
Clancy. lord bishop of Eiphin, vii
preach.
The chief land commission sat Il
the crown court of the county court
house, Crumlin road. Belfast. lately
when Justice Fitzgerald and +. Cal
Ian. as assessors, heard appeals from
the subeommiSsion courts from til,
County Antrim. The appeals wert
from Ballycastle. Larue, Ballymena
Ballymoney and Antrim, aud the day
was spent in hearing cases from tn
BallyeastIe district.
During past nine years Francis me.
Gurgan was teacher in the Holy Cross
male national school. Ardoyne. lie is
ab n TO resign. The news was received
+ ~ IRE parents, former ana present pu-
/ pills with regret. and the good service
! which Mr. MeGurgan wrought will be
missed. He was model teacher Of the
highest education. He has resolved on
| going to Armagh, in the vicinity of
Which the homestead is situated. The
people Of Ard owen wished him every
success.
| ARMAeH.-At a recent nesting Of
/ the Armagh city council, Michael Lon
nelly presiding. James Domnelly was,
on the motion Of Z. NJ. AfcKenua. see
ondcst By G. 0'Neili. co-optcd Il mem-
Der IN room of John Conway. csigned.
On the motion Of Patrick Hughes, sec.
onded by C. O'Nelll. Patrick McKenua
was elected chairman in succession to
Mr.. Conway.
/ On recent SUNDAY the BaIIyerur-
my, Armagh branch division No. 42i
Of the 4. q. I'll. held their annual ex-
cursion to Warrenpoint shortly after
a. IN. the members formed in process
sional order at the National hall in
Castle street. Headed by the banner
Of the branch, they presented tine
appearance. There were leo hi the exl
eursioG. On arrival the members adj.
journea to st. Peters hail. where they
marched to attend the II o'clock mass
IN n. Peters church. The day was
spent In an enjoyable manner
a meeting of the kationaiists iii
Cyonnere, parish Of prumglass. Dun-
Cannon and County Armagh was held
few days ago to establish Il branch
Of tie r. |. +. Robert Farmer 0eeu-
pied the chair. Present. Patrick Camp
bell Thomas Finn. Joseph Farmer,
John Fox, Richard Tierney. Bernard
0'Neil, Thomas Henslry. JOSEPH Nc.
Cluskey, BERNARD Clearn, John CARRIER
ry, Felix Fun. John Mallon, Thomas
Mccall, Hugh AfcCrystal, Joseph Mot
| nv, JOHN NalIetv, Joseph D0nagiley, VIII
llaul Farrell Michael Kelly. Thoraas
Tierney, John Tierney. William I1ynes.
Patrick Dynes, Patrick Mc5oanc. John
upnnghey. Francis MuIian. Thomas
c tasney, Joseph cayanaugh, Hugh
t'ars .augh, Patrick TieFney. Thomas
Finn, John McAually, Patrick Finn,
Charles Mckee, Richard Mckee. John
Chrtsby, John Cayana. Peter Donnel-
lF,J Hagan, James McLonghlan, Frank
Campbell, Robert Farmer, James Far
rell, Patrick CarberrF. John Campbell,
James Andrew Irwin. George Mnllan.
John Dynes and others. Thomas Finn
was elected president and John Me-
Nally Vice president; secretary. Rob
ert Farmer. The number of members
enrolled may be judged from the fact
that the aiiiliation fee to the central
office IN Dublin was speedily collected
and q substantial balance left.
cAVAN. 80 James Timely, cattle
dealer, of kingscourt, died June III
aged flftyone years.
Most Rev. Or. Kelly, hishop Of Ross
Cork, recently raised to the priesthood
thirty students Of All TIallow's college,
Among those ordained are. Ret. Ta
Their Charles j. McShcrry Of Rallybav,
County Monaghan; Rev. Father John
u. Finneean Of RallyIamendorH Conn,
~ cavan. Rev. Father Eugene Il.
Owens. Killinkere, Virginia. Rev. Fa-
Their Thomas Lynch of Mnntercpu
naught, Ballyiamesduff; REV. Father
James Abraham 1lraynor. I1illybress.
Baliiebnro. Father McSherry made
hts preparatory studies ut Monaghan
seminary, where he read distinguish.
ed course, Fathers Finneran. owens
Lynch and Traynor studied classes uN-
der Professor O'Reilly OF Ballyiames-
DUR
DERRY Michael McDernott, com
posltor, Derry, was drowned In the
river Fevle on fully 2 Willie bathing on
posite the government house.
On juno rs the Rev. A. r.. Huqhca.
Kilcloonev, died at the age 81 Forty.
three years.
DONEGAL.--A meeting or the county
board of the Al. Q, III. was held Hi lie
hall, Ballynofcy, Donegal, on Tune 10
II was 4 representative meeting or 6nl.
eRatcs from various divisions or Tie
county, Brother NJ Dnnnlon. G.. M.
on taking the chair expressed the
pleasure X gave him to address snch 4
representative meeting I4c touched
on many important subjects Regarding
the management cf the "A. d H
Brothers DR. sam McCann. MccafYar-
ny. Mulhollana and Gallagher delivered
addresses Tho secretary read tele
gram from the Very Rev. Canon Me-
Fadden. Glcnties, regrctting his in
ability 70 attend,
The death 81 Edward McFadden. Let.
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