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

~ Hf"--On SsnG9ys sept. s. Car
dinal Logue will preside at the leiica
ton Of the Church of st. MaeNisSi
Larne. Most Rev. DIR. Henry, bishop
of Down and Common, win perform thc
dedication ceremony. Most Rev. DR.
Clancy, lord bishop Of Elphin, viii
preach
The chief land commission sat n
the crown court of the county court.
| house, Crumlin road. Belfast, lately
when Justice Fitzgerald and L. Cal
Ian, as assessors, heard appeals from
/ the sHbeommission courts from the
County Antrim The appeals were
from Ballyeastle, Larue. Ballymena,
Ballymoney and Antrim. and the day
was spent in hearing cases from the
Baliycastle district.
/ During past nine years Francis Ihe-
Gufgan was teacher in the Holy Cross
male national school, Ardoync. He is
abHa to resign. The news was received
~ tle parents, former ana present pu-
pills with regret, and the good service
which Mr., AlcGurgan wrought will he
missed lie was a model tcacber 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.
ARMAGH.--At a recent neesina Of
the Armagh city council, Michael Don
nelly presiding. James Daunelly was,
on the motion Of Z. At. McKenna. sec
onded by G. 0'NeiEl, co-optcd Il mem
her al room OF John Conway, resigned.
On the motion Of Patrick Hughes. sec,
onded hy G. 0'Nelli. Patrick sicKenna
was elected chairman in succession to
Mr. Conway.
On a recent Sunday the 8allyorum-
nay, Armagh branch division No. ~
Of the A. @. H. held their annual ex-
cursion ID Warrenpoint shortly after
a. ia. the members formed iii nroces-
sional order at the National hall In
Castle street. Headed by the banner
OF the branch, they presented fire
appearance. There were 100 iii the ax-
clirslon. On arrival the members ad-
lournaa to ut. Peters hall, whore they
marched to attend the II O'Clock mass
IN st. Peters church. The dry was
spent III AID enjoyable manner.
4 meeting Of the kntionaiists cf
CyenEpra. parish of Drunglass. Buil-
cannon and County Armagh was held
Z few days ago to establish branch
of the II. l. r. Robert Farmer ocpu-
pied the chair Present. Patrick Camp.
bell, Thomas Finn. Joseph Farmer
john Fox, Richard Tierney. Bernard
O'Neil Thomas Hendrr, JOSEPH Mo
Cluskey, BERNARD clearn, John CARRIER
ry, Felix Finn, John Mallon. Thomas
Mccall, Hugh afeCrystal, Joseph Mol.
hys JOHN Nallety. Joseph nenaslley. vii
liam Farrell aficFMel Kelly, Thenlas
Iierney, JOHN TiernaF. William Iyynez.
Patrick Dynes. Pntrick McGoane. John
DolAghey, Francis afullan. Thomas
tasney, Joseph cavanaugt, Hugh
faYsataugh. Patrick Tierney. Thomas
FinH, John McAnally. Patrick rim,
Charles Mckee, Richard Mckee. .Tohn
Chrisby, John Cavana, Peter Donnel-
iT,I Hagan. James McLoughian, Frank
Campbell, Robert Farmer. James FAR
reil, Patrick Carberry. John Campbell.
james Andrew Irwin, George Mullan.
John Dynes and others Thomas Finn
was elected president and John Me-
Nails vice president; secretary. Rob
ert Farmer. The number of members
enrolled may be judged from the fact
that the utilization fee to the central
office in Dublin was speedily coilccte,,
and 4 substantial balance left.
CAVAN. - James Timely, cattle
dealer. OF Kingscourt died June 70,
aged fiftyone years.
Nest Rev. DR., Kelly, bishop Of Ross
Cork, recently raised to the priesthood
thirty students Of All Hallow's college.
Among those ordained are: Rev. RI.
Their Charles J. McSherry Of Ballybay.
County Monaghan: Rev. Father John
]. finnegan Of RallylamendorH, Coun.
~ Cavan; Rev Father Eugene i.
owens hillinkere. Virginia; Rev. Fa-
Their Thomas lynch OF Muntercan.
nanght, Ballyiamesduff: Rev. Father
James Abraham Traynor Ixillybress.
Baliieboro Father McSherry made
ms preparatory studies at Monaghan
seminary. where he read d distinguish.
"a course. Fathers E'inncsan. owens.
Lynch and Traynor studied classes M
ger Professor O'Reilly Of Ballyiames-
dur.
Observation-Disclosures McCermots, com.
posltor. Derry, was drowned in Tie
river lfoylc on July . while bathing ~
posite The government house
On Juno 26 the Rev. A. p. Huahcs.
kilclooncy, died at the age Of forty.
three years
DoNEGAL.-A meeting OF tbs county
board of the A. O. III was held In tha
hall Ballybofey, Donegal. oil .Fune al
It was representative meeting Oh del
cgatcs from various divisions Or the
county Brother M Dunnion. a. nj.
on tnkiug the chair expressed tho
pleasure II give him to address srch
representative meeting. He touched
OF many important subjects Regarding
me management Of the a. O. RI.
BROTHERS DR. sam Mccain. McCader-
~, Mulhollnnd and Gallagher delivered
addresses. The secretary read d tclc
gram from the Very Rev Canaan Ma