The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-10-14


derman for the Woodvale ward.
The chief secretary offers Mr.. Ma
genis an unsworn investigation before
Two independent persons into the al
legged outrage at Drumdoe.
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On Friday night the house of Will
liam Graham, Church street, Cooks
town, was broken into and a sum O.
money abstracted. The police are in
vesigating the matter
At a meeting Of the Cork Industrial
Development association further ar.
rangements were announced for The
forthcoming exhibition and conference
The Irish Foresty society held theil
annual excursion on Saturday, wher
COOllattin Demesne and Woods the
seat of Earl Fitzwillian, was visited
At Raphoe petty sessions on Friday
a number of Nationalists and Orange.
men were on trial for a riot on the
night of the 18TH of August. They were
all returned for trial.
A few days since a farmer named
Michael Scanlan of Tennekilli, near
Glin, was thrown from his horse, and
while on the ground was kicked by the
animal, sustaining severe injuries tC
the head.
At Tuesdays meeting of Armagh
guardians, there were four applicants
for the position of assistant master
in the clerks Office, was unanimously
appointed.
sum Of .265 has been subscribed
toward the erection of a statue to the
memory of the late Sir James Haslett,
N. P. Belfast. 1t is proposed to place
the statue in front of the city hall, Bel
fast.
At Dungarvan on Sunday. the inter
county athletic contest between Tip
perary and Cork resr' in a win for
Tipperary by ten po.ats. The scores
We're: Tipperary, 5O.s points Cork, 40115
points.
A man was prosecuted IN Cork police
court on Monday for having, as al
legged, obtained by false pretenses en-
tries for dogs at a drag hunt. The
prizes offered not being paid, the ac-
cused explained that he lost the money
on a game Of bowls.
The Cork Coisde Ceanntair has ap-
pointed an influential deputation to
wait upon the Cork county council in
reference TO the rule making it compul-
sorry for candidates seeking appoint
ments under the council to have a
knowledge of Irish.
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At the Cork police court on Thursday,
Thomas Gilchrist, a bandsluan in the
First Gordon Highlanders, was sent
for trial charged with having attempt
ed to commit suicide on the 4tfl of Aug
ust last, by shooting himself through
the right arm.
A largely attended meeting was held
in Portumna on. Sunday. which was
addressed by Mr.. John Roche, NJ. P,
and Mr.. Reddy, M. P, in support of the
Galway political prisoners fund. A
resolution on the subject of hunting in
the county was passed.
The Dublin Industrial DEVELOPMENT
association at its meeting on Monday
had before it some proposals for ex5
tending the operations of the associa-
sion. Foreign made prayer books, Irish
--;ll tobacco, and the labor bureau were
among the subjects discussed.
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At the morgue on Tuesday the city
coroner held an inquest on an infant
named Redding who had been placed
out at nurse with Mrs. Tenant OF
Aionkston. The jury found practically
that death had resulted from want of
proper. care and food. Tenant was
arrested on a charge Of manslaughter.
Hamilton J. Livingstone. formerly
rate collector in Newry. has arrived
there in custody, having been arrested
in Toronto charged with misappropria-
ton of nine hundred pounds. trust of
an estate of which he was sole eXecu-
tor. On arrival accused was formally
charged and remanded until Thurs
day.
On Friday, at Lisnaskea. Co Fer
managh. Hugh Creegan, a laborer. was
again before the magistrates on
charge of killing a man named John
Gardiner on the 25th of August The
case is what is known as the Far
lnanagh mystery" Evidence having
been given, the case was adjourned.
An inquest on the constable who
committed suicide at Ballindine. near
ClaremorTis, on Wednesday. was held
on Thursday, at which a verdict was
returned that he committed the terri
BILE act while temporarily insane. It is
suggested that his mind was affected
by love affair
A motion was passed at the Macroom
Board of Guardians on Saturday con-
demning the action Of those members
of the Cork county council, who have
expressed an intention of moving to
rescind the resolution making it COM
pulsory on all persons seeking official
positions under that body to possess a
knowledge Of the Irish language.
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On Saturday at Cork a young man
named Leslie, who had been employed
in the Fermoy pestoffice. was prose
cuted for obtaining goods by false pre-
tences from number Of traders in the
City Of Cork. He was remanded, the
prosecution stating that there were
other charges TO be preferred against
him..
The Cork Coisde Ceanntair of the
Gaelic league passed strong resolu-
tion of protest against the action of
certain members of the Cork county
council in seeking 70 Feseind the Feso-
lutlon making a knowledge of Irish
compulsory for those seeking appoint
ments under the council.
In a circular letter read in all the
churches in the diocese of Kerry on
Sunday the Nest Rev DR.. Mangan re-
fers TO the claims of Maynooth college,
and also to the question OF university
education and the fund for Catholic
scholarships, for which he appeals for
support.
An interesting prosecution took place
on Wednesday in the county Antrim.
when the York street Spinning COM
pany. Of Belfast, were summoned by
Fishery conservators for causing the
destruction of fish in the river Six
whitewater by the discharge of poison
Gus liquid from their works. A fine of
los was imposed.