The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-09-23


contemplate starting an ale brewery on
| an extensive scale in Dublin.
The plebisclte of the grocery, jewel
ry, hairdressing and drapery in trades
in Belfast as to the proposed half holi-
day has resulted in big majority
against the proposal.
1t is reported that a tramp sweep
named Carroll has been murdered near
Portumna. Two other tramDs named
Casey have been arrested in connec-
tion with the occurrence.
Negotiations are proceeding between
the landlord and tenants for the sale
of Downshire estates in Ulster, the
agricultural rental of which is about
e70,OO0.
At the meeting of the Cork Gas Con-
sumers' company on Thursday divi-
dend at the rate of s per cent per
annum for the half year was declared.
John Dixon, who was entombed in the
collapsed we'll near Birr on Wednes-
day, was rescued on Thursday alive
| andswe1l after having been imprisoned
for close on twenty-siX hours.
A man named William Armstrong has
been sentenced to months imprison-
ment for breaking a window in the
house Of Mr.. X. L. Brown, Roscommon.
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A young man named Patrick Derwin
has been returned for trial on charge
! Of having stolen a quantity of broken
stones, the property of the Longford
county council.
Sunday night an excursion train con-
Veying large number of Irish Nation
al Foresters to Derry was furiously
stoned when passing an Orange dis
| trict. Several persons were injured.
Owen Carroll, an old man, who had
returned from Australia to Dundalk, to
which he originally belonged, has
! committed suicide by taking twenty
grains of strYchnine.
Mr.. Michael Keane, Cappatagle one
of the Galway political prisoners, was
| accorded an enthusiastic welcome on
his release by the people of Longhrea
and district
On Sunday the golden jubilee Of the
Augustian church, Galway, was cele-
brated, the jubilee sermon being
preached by the Rev. Father Yorke,
San Francisco.
At a meeting of the Meath county
council on Monday protest was made
against the action Of the military au-
thorities in importing into the county
horses supposed to be suffering from
epizootic lymphanigitis.
At Raphoe petty sessions on Satur
day, before Captain Sidney, j. P, pre-
siding. and other magistrates, Mr.. Rob-
aI Y7le t-lx pf
ty sessions for the district.
A Westport gentleman has been swim
died out of So by some unknown per-
son in London, who telegraphed from
Fleet street in the name of a literary
friend of the gentleman asking to have
the amount stated wired TO him at once.
Mr. John Roche. NJ P, has written
to the chairman Of the East Galway ex-
ecutive of the United Irish league to
acknowledge the receipt of e2 per Mr..
James O'Kelly, NJ. P, in aid of the
Galway political prisoners.
The Earl of Lucan has refused the
use of his demesne for the Castlebar
sports. as the sports are to be held ui1-
der the G.. A. A. rules, which debar SOL
diers. sailors and policemen from COM
peting.
A herdef named Thos Gill has been
arrested on charge of the attempted
murder Of 4 young girl named Mary
Doyle at Donabate on Friday, and
prisoner has been remanded till the I'd
proX.
One lie has been lost in the Bay
foundations. On Sunday the Countess
Of Dudley visited the scene of the dis
aster, and also several Of the victims.
A relief committee has been appointed. |
Over e200 has already been received. |
Patrick Riordan and Thomas O'Dris !
coll were arrested at Queenstown On |
Monday on a charge of numbering Eliz-
abeth Riordan. assistant school teach
er, Ardfert, Kerry, who was found dead |
in her bedroom on Sunday, her neck !
being broken. At the inquest IN open
verdict was returned
The police at wellington quay. Bel I!
fast, are Investigating the death of a
young MARI ed man named Andrew
Patterson, which followed almost i'm
mediately after a street fight in which !
he took part OH Saturday nigh<. Two |
men are under arrest in connection |
with the affair.
On Fri1av night, at the Edward |
street schoola, Tralee, kinCly lent hv |
the Christian brothers for the ucca- |
sion, the Hon. Rocky MounUair G'J3rien /
delivered an interesting address on
''The Irish Race in America The lee |
ture was in aid of the Kerry '9S me-
mortal project.
A uublic sl1bsc-intiou hac boan
opened under the auspices Of tie Boyle |
branch and the North Rosccmnon cN-
ecutive of the United Irish League as
public protest and defense against
the attacks of the bogus outrage mong-
ers on the good name of the people of |
the district.
Abbeyfeale Town Tenants associa-
ton and Gaelic Athletic club have
passed resolutions thanking. Mr. Me- |
Naughton, Co c., for resigning his po-
sition on the Limerick infirmary COM
mfttee in favor of the Rev. Father |
Casey. P. p, Abbeyfeaie. whom it was |
sought to exclude from membership |
of the committee.
The haif-yearly meeting or the Lough |
Swilly Railway company was held on
Monday at Derry. A divi lend at the |
rate of per cent per annun was de- |
clared on the ordinary shllas The |
chairman, Mr.. Mcfarland, tcmulafned |
of the action of the board of works in
obstructing an inquiry into the defects !
Of the Burtonport line.
The Bishop of Raphoe, in sending a |
subscription of SO to the parliament |
airy fund through the Letterkenny
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