The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-07-14

rev ulileS DelOW lAlHteFlCh. I'LL. -AS
Inerney, manager of the LaX-weir Co,
had the capture conveyed to Billings
gate market for sale.
An inquest at Limerick. on June 10,
on the body of Constable Peter Gull
linane. of Groom. who died suddenly
the day previous. was adjourned to en-
able an analysis to be made. the doc
tor stating that the post mortem indi-
Gated that an irritant had been taken
by deceased.
Mayo.
Mr. Conor O'kelly. Mp. was unani-
mouSly reelected Chairman of Mayo |
County Council on Monday and Mr.. |
W. Doriss J.P. Nice-Charman.
After an absence of four years in
Americ;l where he had gone to col |
icct funds To tlefray the debt Insured
in erecting the tower and spire on the
Cathedral of Ballaghaderreen. Rev.
Thomas Quinn has returned tn his ma
tive town. His home coming WAS
made the occasion of much rejoicing.
The town was deliberately decorated.
arches bearing appropriate notices
flags bunnerettes and everSreens
waving triumphantly in the breeze.
At St. Marys Hall an address OF
welcome was presented t" FIR. Quinn
on behalf of the people of the locality.
by Right Rev. DR.. I.yster. Father
O'Hara also spoke In the evening
bontires We're lighted in the town and
I'LL the houses We're Illuminated.
Meath.
The solemn conservation of Most
Rev. Laurence Gaughran. DID,. Bishop
of the ancient and historic Diocese of
Meath. took place on June "a, IN Null
ligar Cathedral. the consecrating pre-
late being his emin"nra Cardinal
Logue. assisted by Most Rev. Dr.
UDonnelI. Bishop of Raphoe,
and Most Rev. DR.. O'Doherty, Bishop
ef Derry. and several of the Irish
bishops and Il hundred priests. The
preacher on tine occasion was Very
Rev Bernard Brady PIP. Dunhoyne.
| !; pulpit orator of the first rank.
Queens.
Justice Ross in the case of tn" ten
ants on Palmer Estate. near Rath-
downey, has made an or';er that the
| receiver should allow the tenants to
pay interest on their purchase money
at 3M per cent from May LIST. 1905.
! pending the completion of the sales.
Sligo.
Miss Mary Reid. aged about fifty
years. who lived with her father. Mr..
John Reid. Market Cross. Sligo. while
cooking some food on June 90, before
| II hot fire. her clothes ignited. and in
flames. Her sister. who was in the
yard at the time. hearing the screams.
came to her assistance. She suc"umb-
cd to her injuries however, about All
hour after the accident occurred.
\ public meeting of the tenant farm
| ers of Ballaghamerhan. on the owen
| N7ynnr estate. was held on June II.
at RuSsinver Parish Hail. Rev. Z.
| Brady. PIP. occupied the chair. All
| estates committe was formed COM
| posed of two members from each town.
| land. also ;,n executive committee. 1t
| Was agreed that IL ,lepu,ntion wait up
| on Mr.. HcwSon to enquire what are
| the terms under the Land Purchase
| Act of 1909 he is prepared in Mr.. Wyn-
ne'> interest tn sell to the tenants
Tipperary.
Mr. Patrick Malnney. Nrnagh. died
on June is. after a brief illness. He
WAS the father uf MIR. Frank X. Ma
lnncy. Town Clerk. Ncnagh. and pro-
rrictnr of the Castle Hotel and Pro-
vinrial Mineral Mater Co.
ON June 18th at Maynootll College,
of Casual obtained the degree of Doc
( tor of Theology. Father Slattery is
Il Professor in ST Putricks College
Thurles.
| At the meeting of the South TIP
perary Co. Council on June y. Mr.
| Grubb. J.P.: and Col. Durham Mas
sy. C.B.. both Prutestants. were elect
ed Chairman and Vice Chairman re-
| spectively. a resolution was adopted
regrcttng the death OF Mr. Michael
Davitt. and rendering to Mrs Davit:
and her family heartfelt sympathy In
their great SORROW and afliction. 1t
was decided. on the recommendation
of the Department. to enforce the
compulsory dipping of sheep in the
county.
! Owing to the incemency of the
weather. the sixth annual t'eis of the
United Parishes Of Doonaskiegh and
| knockavella. of which Very Rev. NJ.
Ryan is pastor. announced to take place
at Doonasiicgh on the picturesuucly
situated hillock overlooking the parish
church. on June II. was postponed I'M
til the third Sunday in September.
when it is anticipated that the usual
large crowds from the different sur
roundings districts will be present.
Tyrone.
| Mr. W. i McC'aw who was defeat ed