The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-11-12

appointed Mr.. E. j. Boutwell,, Strand
field, Dundalk, to the position of In
spector for the province of Leinster.
Mr.. Bothwell's appointment is very
popular one. He was for many years
connected with the legal profession
in Dundalk
Longford.
A very large and enthusiastic meet
ing was held under the auspices of
the U.I.L. at Mullinalaghta on Sun.
day, the 9th inst. 1t was held i'm
mediately after last Mass and was
addressed by Mr.. J. p. Farrell, MP,
and by the Very Rev. Canon Corcor-
an, PIP.
Limerick.
At the Limerick County Council
on the 8th inst, Mr.. C. M'Namara, as
chairman of the No. District Coun-
Gil, took his place in room of the late
Mr.. John Ryan, deceased. Mr.. NJ
Namara was elected to the various
Committees on which his predeces.
SOr had acted.
Mayo.
With much regret the death at Wal
ton, Liverpool, has been learned of
DR.. J. ]. Mccormick, son of the late
Mr.. Patrick Mccormick, Cloonarkin,
Tuam.
Monaghan.
BY the casting vote of the chair
man (Mr. F. Tierney, J.P), Mr.. Pet
er M'Geough was on Tuesday electeu
Town Clerk OF Monaghan Urban
Council.
Meath.
When Mr.. w. J. Wilson, Bolton.
Crossakiel, was awarded G42 COM
pensation at kells Quarter Sessions
for the malicious driving of So head
of cattle from his lands at Newtown
on August 9th, it was stated that the
Moynalty and Newcastle Branch of
the U.I.L. had condemned this cattle
drive. Judge Curran said they were
sorry for the outrage, not because
ii was an, outrage, but because in all
probability they would have to pay
the cost of compensation.
Queens County.
Sister Mary Stanislaus Koran died
on the 5th inst in the Presentation
Convent. She had labored diligently
in the educational field for 80 years.
Roscommon.
crusade under the auspices of
"St. Patrick's Temperance League of
the West" concluded in Taughmacon-
nell, Co. Roscommon, on the 9th, hav-
ing lasted a week. Over 1900 per-
sons pledged themselves to promote
temperance and total abstinence
Rev. Father Coyle, Redemptorist,
conducted the mission.
Sligo.
On 9Th inst, the dead body of a
man named Gallagher, living near
Castleconnor, Co. Sligo, was found
beneath Il cart on which he had con-
veyed some corn to Ballna He
leaves widow and eight children,
the eldest of whom is a girl of nine.
Tyrone.
South Tyrone Unionists admit a
loss OF about go on the register at
the revision, which finally closed on
the Sth.
The death has occurred somewhat
suddenly of Mr.. p. M'Gurk, d. c..
Carrickmore, Co. Tyrone. For MANY
years continuously he was elected az
DC. and Pig. for the district in
which he resided.
Tipperary.
Mr. Martin Gleason, Nenagh, has
been appointed by the Limerick
County Agricultural Committee Tin
Grant Instructor in Agriculture in con-
nection with the agricultural scheme
for 1901.
Wexford.
At New Ross Quarter Sessions a
rural postman named Patrick Kin
sella, from the Duncannon district,
was sentenced to six months impris-
Onment on a charge Of the larceny
of postal order valued Is contained
In a letter.
Waterford.
AT meeting Of the Lismore Rural
District Council Mr.. v. J. O'Brien
handed in a notice of motion to the
effect that an address of welcome be
presented to Messrs. VIM. Redmond,
J. Kettle, p. O'Brien, John Cullinane,
p. J. Power, and J. J. O'Shee, M. P.'s,
on the occasion of the national dem
onstration to be held at Cappoquin
on November 9th.
Westmeath.
AT Mullingar Cathedral on Sunday
the Rev. j. L. Magee, Adm, announo.
ed that the Most Rev. DR.. Gaughran
had subscribed $1,000 towards the
building of st. Mary's Catholic Hall,