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mitted suicide OH Sept. 10, by hanging
himself with rope in a calf-house.
At the inquest Miss Annie Wadsworth,
sister Of the deceased said that her
brother was melancholy at times, and
recently complained on a pain in his
head. The jury found that wadsworth
committed suicide while temporarily
insane.
Galway.
The Right Rev. DR.. COMFY, Bishop
of Killala, has made the following
appointments: Rev. Jas. Naughton.
ADM, Ballina, to be president of the
new st. Muridach's College; Rev. B.
M. Quinn, G. c., to be Adm, Ballina;
Rev. Patrick Howley, c. c., Crossmo>
lima, to he c. c., Ballina; Rev. ]. Davis
c. c., Aughoose. to be c. c., Crossmo-
lima; Rev. M. FULLY, c. G. Ballycastle.
to be G. c., Aughoose; Rev. T.. L..
Beirne, c. c., Enniscrone, to be c. c.,
Ballycastle; and Rev. J. O'Donoghue, c.
c., Dromore West, to be C. c. Ennis
crone.
Kerry.
At the monthly meeting of the Ira
lee Urban Council, on Sept. Z, on the
motion of Mr.. John Bailey, seconded by
Mr.. Crowley, Mr.. Thomas Delahunry,
Dublin, was unanimously appointed
Town Surveyor of Tralee, at a salary Of
5000 a year. There were three other
qualified candidates, but none of them
was proposed.
The Right Rev. DR.. Mangan Bish-
op of Kerry, received into the Pres.
entation Community, Listowel, Miss
Anne Larkin, Rathea Gin religion Sis
ter RaphaeD, niece of Rev. Father
Larkin, the respected pastor of Liz
nav, and Miss Mary Barnett (Sister
Michael)
Kilkenny.
While building load of corn on
Sept. s, a farmer named Patrick De-
laney of Whiteland, about two miles
from Rathdowney, was thrown to the
ground from the cart, by the horse
suddenly starting forward. His neck
was broken and he died shortly after
the accident. He was 60 years of age.
Pope Plus x, has appointed the
Very Rev. Dean Howley, P. p, CAL
Ian, a Domestic Prelate, and Rev. VIM.
Carrigan, c. c., NJ. I. R. A., Durrow,
author of the History and Antiqui-
ties of the Diocese of Ossory," Doctor
Of Divinity, honoris causa.
Kildare.
The progress of the Irish Language
movement In the county is on the
ascendant. All the members of the
branches in the Mas and Dunlavin
districts are enthusiastic over the
success of the work. Merginstown.
Donard. seskin and Graugecon are
also actively urged in propagating the
language. New branches are to be
started in Balltiore, Kilcullen and Ball
tinglass.
Limerick.
The death took place, on Sept. IL,
at his residence, Limerick, of Mr.. ".
w. Slade, son of Mr.. Marcus w. Slade,
c. E., at the early age Of thirty-six.
Mr.. slade, who was well-known in
rowing circles as one of the Limerick
Regatta Committee for many years, has
been ailing for some months, and his
demise was therefore, not unexpected.
Very Rev. DR.. O'Riordan, Rector of
the Irish College, Rome, is on a visit
to Limerick, where he ministered for
many years, with excellent results.
Louth.
The tenants on the Brabazon estate,
near Togher, County Louth, have ar
ranged for the purchase of their hold
ings at 20 years. purchase of first term
rents and % years of second term
rents, together with game rights.
Monaghan.
The sixth annual show in connec-
ton with the County Monaghan Ag-
ricultural and Home Industries AS
ISOLATION was held on Sept. 10, under
the most successful circumstances.
The executive this year; introduced
many new features in their very cons
prehensive programme, the result be-.
ing that in all sections Of the Show
there was very praiseworthy compe.,
tition. The entries totalled consider
ably over 1000, and this means an
increase on the previous year of about
so. The quality of the cattle, and
sheep was excellent.
Meath.
A burning accident occurred on the
evening of Sept, at Ballivor, as the
result of which a little boy named Will
liam Meehan, aged five years, expired
in the Trim Workhouse Hospital, on
Sunday night. The fellow, with a
younger brother, was playing on :hc
roadside near their home. They had
Some matches and III a small fro, and