The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-08
NEWS FROM IRELAND
ALI THE AAppselaes OF InrsB.
EST IN THE OLD COUNTRY.
What 10 Being Done By the People II
Home ~ 05ssip From All thu
csuntiss- Of the Elmer.
,fts aid Isle
Ulster

ing under the auspices of the United
Irish league was held in the hall of
tie Ancient Order of Hibernians ut
Hannahstown for the purpose Of form
ing a branch OF the national organlza-
ton. John Rooney. vice president. Bel
fast divisional executive, occupied the
chair Present. Denis Johnston. 9th l
cial organizer United Irish league: John
Diffin, Denis Glasgow. Fl. MeAtamney, |
V. Flood, F. Hatton, II. McLarnen, /
Charles Horner. j. Downey. Alexander
Ferris, t. Rosbotham. H. Laverty, ].
Begley, II. Toland, j. Magill and 9th
ers. The following office bearers We're |
elected: President, John Rooney; vice |
president. H. McLarnon; honorary |
treasurer. Charles Horner; honorary
secretaries, Joseph Downey and z.
Hutton; committee. Messrs Ferris,
Rosbotham, Laverty. Begley, Tqhnd
and Magill. John Diffin delivered a
brief address In which he emphasized
the Importance Of the university ques-
tIon. in addition to the matters men
toned by the previous speakers as
grievances demanding redress. Votes
OF thanks to Mr.. Rooney for presiding
and to the Ancient Order Of Hihernians
| for the use of the hall concluded
most successful meeting. Delegates
We're present from Glenavy, and ar
rangements were made for the form
ing Of branch in that district.
| ARMAGA.--Not for years have the
prospects Of an abundant harvest
looked so well In Armagh county.
Tho launch Of the steamer califor-
mia, built for the fleet of the General
Transatlantic company by the Chan
tiers de France, is of interest to ar
magh .people because the engineer in
chief OF the firm who prepared the
lpIans and supervised the construction
OF the vessel is Henry Boyd Of Ar
magh.
In the recent death Of Edward Me-
Cartan Armagh has lost ii popular
young man.
CAvAN.--Mrs. Eliza Copeland died
at her residence, Irene House, Swan
linbar, on July IA at the ripe. age Of
101 years.
DERRY.-At the recent examinations
of the Royal University of Ireland
James nannlgan, B, A. Ballybofey,
obtained the degree of bachelor OF en-
cheering, with honors, getting second
( place In Ireland and one Of the two
Z exhibitions awarded. Mr.. Hannlgan IL
! a past stndent of st. Columb's college.
\ Rev. George @McDonash, pastor
Z Greenough, died July 80 at the age
4 OF eighty years,
& DONEGAL.---An enormous concourss
Z OF Gaelic Ieaguers from Derry, earn
. Edonagh, Clonmany and other districts
in Innishowen met iii Hallylfan July
i 80 under the presidency Of Rev, Arthur
a O'Mullen. Stirring speeches were de
/. livered, and. the resolutions were adopt
r ed indorsing the policy Of the Ghelit
I league and declaring 1t incumbent or
n the managers, teachers and people tt
/ present a united front against the pol
; Icy Of the commissioners of Whateiy's
" board, subveisive as It Is Of tile IN
> tional, moral and educational well be
z. ing and progress Of Ireland A resolu
a ton was adopted urging the people oil
n. Innishowcn 10 adopt Irish names on
+ carts and sign boards all over ths
4. peninsula
% Tho Press associations correspond
=. ent Is enabled TO state that mining
Operations IN the gold bearing lode II
Donegal are about TO begin, the pros
pectors, who secured a lease Of. tbs
"a lands, having pegged off the working
G. area. All the necessary machinery II
or at hand The location Is at Glehtoglier
ic Innishowen, within few miles b
30 Carndonagh, Ia the parliamentary dl
III vision OF North Donegal. Specimens o
the ore, said to be rich by experts, ar
to be seen The mining ground /
about twelve miles from Derry city
4 on the mail car route to CaIndonagh.
q At carndoaash petty sessions iaseI
Il a case OF interest TO the Inhabitants b
+. lnnishowen was heard Ia which Con
II stable Dougall summoned a farme
4 from Nalin Head FOR having used Il
IL the public street Of Carndonagh hi
\. cart without having Ills name and ad
sr dress painted leglbly thereon. Dohei
x ty, 1t appeared, hhd bis name pante
,e In Irish Defendant said all the pec
n. pie Of the county could read the name
W Children on the street could read i
a and It was strange the constabular
couldn't. He further stated that b
had been using the same cart, with tn
same characters on 1t, through Don,
gal and Derry for three years. TO pr
V vent further prosecution Of this kin
y defendant suggested that the COASTAL
~ ulary learn the Irish language 1h
V majority OF the magistrates decided
% fine the defendant penny and cost
n Asked II he Gould pay ttefne, defendai
~ replied emphatieally, twill not" Du
Ing tile hearing ii TRANSFERRED that d
fenaant was not the owner of the car
4. but was only selling gavan for b
y mother, who was the real owner d
= PENDANT further added, amid laughte
- that the constable brought the case b
M cause he didn't get the gavan chez
enough.
. poWN.--Awsrds have been made
the following In connection With Il
cambridge Farming society for the be
1 III $50 ~