The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-31

Il miniSfratn, lnfef, the Hey.-E Cassidy
Donegal Father McNulty, Killaghtee
and .hmes Dunlevy, chairman of the
Dosegai county council. Father Gas.
sidy moved that Very Rev. DIR. Ma
guire take the chair, which was adopt
ed unanimously. Father Cassidy
moved that I'VE. the members of tn,
divisional executive committee 70,
South Donegal do reafiirm our con
ndenee in the Irish party, and cal
on all Nationalist TO renew that unity
50 essential 10 success" Mr.. Dunleyl
seconded the motion and it wa,
adopted.
DoWN.-Classes were resumed in til,
rooms of Newry Gaelic society in xii
morey street lately. After the Ian
guage class, very Interesting de
bate took place on "Cuisle ia nGhead
heal An interesting feature was the
share which the lady members took in
the discussion. At the aeridheacht field
under the auspices of the Dundalk
Gaelic Cycling club, at Dundalk. q
rev members of the Irish Ireland so
clety performed Miss NJ. AIulLan and
George Cahill and Padralg Hughes
prlze winners at DundaIk feisl danced
in splendid form a three hand reel
! which was much appreciated. j. B.
Calvin danced hornpipe.
FERMANAGH.-on July Fl occurred
the death of David Elliott, merchant,
Ederney, aged sixty-fiye years.
The death occurred on July is OF
William Deering, Derryvullen, near
Roslea, at the age of 100 years.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES M. Benious OF
Castlehlaney was lately professed d re.
ligious of the Order of st. Louis nj the
convent in Ramsgrange, County Wex-
ford.
At St. Mary's Star Of the Sea church.
bundoran, on July %, by the Rev. Pc.
ter Mckenna, Peter Joseph Evans. son
OF George Evans, Clonbonon, Castle
shane, Monaghan, and Annie Louisa.
daughter Of the late Andrew Brennon
Carrickaderry, Clontibret, were mar.
ried
On July 16 the annual pilgrimage
from Clones to Tough Derg took place.
After early mass the pilgrims 100 per.
sons-teok a train for Pettigo, accom-.
panied by Rev. ID. Gormley. On Mon
DAY evening Gully ~ they were nd
dressed by the venerable prior, Very
Rev. Canon Smith, who paid tribute
to the faith of the Catholics Of Clones
as evidenced by the pilgrimage. He
spoke of Father Gormley in praise ana
was glad to see strong evidence OF
close attachment between people and
TIER priests. The next day the party
returned home, reaching Clones at 80.
lYHONE--At special court Of ses-
sions at Cookstown lately the adjourn
ed investigation in connection with the
attack on the Brian or II. a., q. Ala.
at Tullyhogue, was resumed. The fol
lowing defendants were returned for
trial TO the quarter session, to be held
No Dungannon In October. Reilly, Reid
darkness. Graham 2), Hamilton. Nal
securities being accepted for tlleIr at
tendance The court was crowded, and
one Of the witnesses for the defense
tainted while giving his evidence Tho
evidence for the defense was contra
dietoFy, and one of the, witnesses a
member of the crowd. admitted that
he went to the crossroads with the In
tcntlon Of stopping the footbalcrs.
July 81 was a rcd letter day in the
ANIMALS of hurling in O'Nelll's county,
because Castle Holm, Omagh, was the
scene OF the first struggle for county
championship honors waged In Tyrone
The issue lay between the Dungannon
Emmets and the Omagh Sarsfields.
The Emmets were victorious. The
hurlers We're: Emmets- e. Jones, cap
tain; ]. Kelly, w. Cunningham, ], Me
Aliskey, NJ. Nicholl, J. Rice, j Rooney,
]. Cunningham, I. Cassidy, NJ. Mona.
ney, H. Keenan,, r. Stewart, b. 0'Ncili
7. McCamley, n. Donnelly. Il, 0'Nell
and J. Brnnigan; Sarsfields-- DonneI
ly, Mossey, Tierncy, Crawford, Brad
ley, Haughcy, Nugent, Dohcrty, Mac
Hugh, f, Nugent. Grccnan, c. 0'Neill
Doogan, captain; III. o'Nelll, 0sbor
ough McCanny and Farnan.