The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-31

|NEWS FROM |RELANDX I

tel a short illness. He was 70 years
of age and had been in business in
Shop street.
| Kings.
The Master of the Tulamore union
reported that Jas. Murray Gnfirmary
paid attendanD left on Tuesday, 1st
inst, without giving notice. Richard
Harmon, an inmate, was performing
his duty. He had occasion to repri
mand the maternity ward paid attend
ant, Kate Leavy, for not having re-
ported the case of an unmarried pa
tent sent her from the infirmary on
the previous Saturday, and received
gross impertinence from her, in con-
sequence of which he suspended her
pending the board day. An inmate
named Jane Doyle was performing
her duties. He had sold store pigs for
ELS, IS. 10d. He suggested that the
usual Christmas fare be ordered.
Kerry.
Mrs. Elizabeth Slattery, Pembroke
street, Tralee, died on Wednesday,
Dec. z. Mrs. Slattery was an old and
respected inhabitant of the town and
The remains were removed to St.
Johns church on Wednesday night,
and the funeral started on Thursday
for Churchill burial ground
The Kerry Post" in a recent issue
has been guilty of making fierce
attack on Most Rev Bishop Mangan,
claiming that he unfairly sought to
influence the members of the County
Council in their co-option of mem
ber
Kilkenny.
In the Chancery Division, Mr.. JUS
tice Barton gave Judgment in the casa
Of Finlay VS.. Wall. The matter arose
out OF the will of Miss Jane Wall, Kill.
kenny, deceased. BY her will she
created trust of which Father Peter
Finlay and Mr.. Daniel Purcell were
made trustees. The action was
brought by Father Finlay to enforce
the terms of the will and Judgment
was granted him.
! Kildare.
The following pupils of the Athy
Christian schools have been awarded
special prizes as a result of this
years intermediate examinations: Pa
trick Kelly, Tankardstown house,
81; James Dunno, Offaly street,
Athy, 81; Richard Millar, Wears
town, 15s; J. Byrne, Ardreigh, los !;
James Malone, Woodstock street, los !;
John Malone, Ivy Bush, los; Edward
Doran, Cardington, los, and Albert j.
Murray, Linster street, los. These
prizes, 1t may be mentioned, have
been awarded, in addition to the ordi.
nary exhibitions by the intermediate
board, to successful students, for
high marks. The result speaks well
for the training of the boys by the
Christian Brothers.
Longford.
IA SOoLly lSlllOlldl w lIlGulOry
Of General Blake, who was executed
after the battle of Ballinamuck Co
Longford), on September 8, 1898, is
being erected over his grave in Tub.
fitzpatrick cemetery, Co. Longford
by the Rev. l.. Cosgrove, the pastor
of st. Joseph's church, Temple place
RncnnNIInt 1,,I~
, home is adjacent to 'rubberpatrick.
Louth.
; A fire broke out on the morning OF
, the 9TH inst. in the grocery premises
, of Messrs. Lundy Bros, Clanbrassit
| street, Dundalk. Smoke was observ
ed issuing by the constable who gave
the alarm and the Lundys succeeded
in escaping partly dressed The Lun
: dy stock was entirely destroyed and
considerable damage done to the
building. The whole was covered BY
insurance
, Limerick.
, Further evidence was given at q
'AAnoAoCSAAeAA AANully az ISdlAhCctlc ii
connection with the death of James
: Cowhey, farmer, who was stabbed a,
: Croagh on the evening of Sunday
} 9th ult. There was a United Irist
( league meeting at Croagh to elect
chairman and officers, and in the
course of the proceedings a dispute
arose respecting rival candidates fol
} the chair. Michael Mulcaire stated
that during it's progress he wa.
r stabbed in the thigh by Patrick Cow
, hey, and subsequently the deceased
: man made a similar complaint, his in
! jnlies proving fatal. The magistrate.
? discharged one prisoner, and remand
] ed Patrick Cowhey and Thomas Cow
hey.
/ leitrim.
l Mr.. Thomas F. Smyth has for the