The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-11-13
Armagh.

disposed of by Judge Green at Lurgan
Quarter Sessions. Mr.. James Gnew,
]. p, proprietor of the Queens hotel,
was awarded q pounds, the full
amount claimed, for damage to his es-.
adjustment
Antrim.
Father Marmion, formerly a profess
SCR at Holy Cross college, Clonriffe,
has been elevated to the dignity Of
Lord Abbot Of the Benedictine Order
at Belgium. The ceremony took place
in the presence of very distinguished
gathering, Surgeon Marmion, J. p,
Dungannon, his brother, and Mr.. Paul
Joyce, Of Antwerp, his nephew, being
present.
A claim has been lodged with the
Glare County Council by Acting-Se
geant NJ O'Farrell for 800 pounds COM
pensation for injuries sustained by him
in the execution of his duty at GUILTY,
West Clare. on the night Of the Mil
town. albay races, when he was en-
gagged in quelling row.
Cork.
Mallow District Council accepted
with regret the resignation by ven
Archdeacon Wills, d. D., of his seat
on the Technical Instruction Commit
tee, as he was leaving the town; and
on the proposition of Mr.. M Donovan,
seconded by Mr.. j. Hassett, motion
was passed, recording the Councils
appreciation of the services rendered
by the Archdeacon to Technical Edu-
cation in Mallow during his term of
Office The chairman (Mr. E. Fitzger-
add solicitor), remarked that he did
not know anybody in Mallow that
would not join with the proposer and
seconder of the motion in rendering
their warmest esteem to Archdeacon
Wills, who had not an unkind word to
say Of his Catholic neighbors Rev.
Mr. Harley was elected to fill the va
cancy.
We regret to learn that Right Rev.
Or. Boylan, Bishop of Fillmore, is att
present patient in an hospital in
Dublin. The Bishop had occasion to
visit the metropolis and while in Dub
lin received an attack of paralysis. He
was removed to a private hospital
Great anxiety is felt for his condition.
as he is great favorite with all creeds
and classes.
Dublin.
At the inaugural meeting of the
Leinster College of Irish, held at Is
Rutland Square, on october IA, speech
es were delivered by DR.. Douglas Hyde,
Mr.. John MCNEIL. Miss Agnes O'Far-
reilly, Rev. M. v. Roman, c. c., Mr..
George Moonan, DR.. J. P. Henry and T.
mcdonnell.
His Eminence Cardinal Logue pre-
sided at the meeting Of the Catholic
Truth Society of Ireland in the Man.
sion House. on October IA, when pa
pers on SOCIALISM," Catholic Organ
ization" and 1.-THE Attitude of Cath
olics Towards the Press" were read by
Very Rev. Canon Langan, D. D.; Mr.
P. S. Walsh, B. L.; and Very Rev.
DR.. WATERS S. M. respectively.
Donegal.
The County Donegal Committee of
Agriculture has set aside rs pounds for
assisting to provide laborers with fruit
and other trees for planting. Mr.. ].
Scott, J. p, calculated that that surp
should be sufficient to meet the deficit
of 1000 trees in the district.
Derry.
Mr.. Birrell has informed Mr.. Glen
DINING that Mr.. Robert Bailey of
l'auney Cross, North Derry is not boy
cotted or intimidated: that no evil
dence of the maltreatment Of certain
of his cattle is forthcoming: that the
loss of the cattle is believed to be due
to illness or accident; and that all nee
essary protection will be afforded Mr.
Bailey, but it is not proposed to estab-
ish police hut on the farm.
Galway.
A successfuul meeting under the aus
pices Of the Galway Branch of the An
Gent Order Of Hibernians was held
last evening in the Town Hall, Galway.
A letter was read from the most Rev.
4 DR.. O'Dea, Bishop of Galway, in refer
4 ence to the inadequate grant for Uni
versity College, Galway. Speeches were
delivered by Mr.. Joseph Devlin, M. p,
Y Mr.. Stephen Gwynn, M. p, and others.
s The young Gaels of Galway have de-
S cided on establishing League having
y for its title "Citie of the Tribes" Gaelic
Athletic Association, and for it's OBJ
ject the fostering and encouraging of
K Gaelic pastimes. The League is to be
controlled and governed by the rules of
81 the Gaelic Athletic Association as -