The Irish standard., 1910-10-22
T 3NEWS FROM IRELANDx I
Antrim.

on Sunday, the End inst. He had been
thrown into the water by horse
he was riding and drowned.
Hugh Nelson and Frank Christie,
gunners in the Antrim Royal Gar
rison Reserve Artillery, have been re-
turned for trial by special magis-
terial court at Carrickfergus, on a
charge of shooting at VIM. Clifford
with intent to wound
- Armagh.
A verdict of death from dislocation
of the neck, the result of an accident
in the harvest field, was returned at
an inquest held on Charles Bell,
young farmer at Drumnaboney, Co.
Armagh The deceased was throw
ing sheaves of corn to servant boy
named Doran, who was building them
up in a cart, when the horse attached
to the vehicle bolted. Mr. Bell was
knocked down by one OF the shafts,
and the wheel of the cart passed over
his back. The deceased was married
less than year ago.
Cavan
An enthusiastic meeting was held
at Kilcogey on Sunday, Sept. 18th, ult.
Delegations were in attendance from
the three counties, Cavan, Longford
and Westmeath.
The Protestant Bishop of Fillmore,
DR.. Elliot, at diocesan meeting said
that Home Rule meant misrule and
disaster for the country and must in
evitably lead to separation. Juggling
with it in any way would be, for the
Unionists, catastrophe
Clare.
The Chief Secretary has written
Mr.. VIM. Redmond, M. P, in refer
ence to the scheme for the housing
Of artisans in Ennis, that an order
is in course of preparation, granting
compulsory powers in respect to all
lands included in the petition of the
Ennis County Council. After the stat
utory delay for objections the Coun-
Gil will be in a position to apply for
assess compensation and, subsequent
ly, a loan may be applied for.
Cork.
On the morning of the oath ult., a
whale arrived in Cork harbor, going
in the direction of Whitegate.
Messrs c. O'Callaghan, J. P, Co.
c.; P. J. Cookery and J. D. Sullivan,
II. D. c., have forwarded gao as the
contribution of the Nationalists Of
Millstreet to the Irish Parliamentary
Fund for 1910.
Carlow.
There has been a very marked i'm
provement in the attendance since the
date when the provisions for compul-
sorry education was put in effect. The
half yearly returns ending June 80,
shows the Graigue male school to be
first with S9.5 and the Christian
Brothers second with SO per cent.
Derry.
The number Of cattle shipped from
Derry to English and Scotch centers
during the week ending on the 30th
ult., constituted record for Septem-
Der, almost 5000 having been sent
by the Heysham and Scotch steam
ers. On Thursday, Sept Goth, LOO
cattle and sheep were exported, the
cattle numbering $50, which has only
once been exceeded for many years
for one-day shipment.
Down.
Sergeant Major Fegan Of Killowen,
Rostrevor, has received from the
King an engraving of King Edward
VII, in remembrance of the lying-in-
state at Westminster Hall, on which
occasion the sergeant major assisted
in keeping watch. The engraving IS
signed by King George in personal
recognition of the sergeant majors
last services to his beloved father.
Donegal.
public meeting was held in Bun.
doran to consider the report. of DR..
Mccarthy, l.. G. B. Medical Inspector,
on the alleged fever outbreak, and it
was unanimously resolved that the
sanitary authorities take immediate
steps to enforce all his recommends
tions. 1t was satisfactory to learn
that the outbreak had been grossly
exaggerated, only few simple cases
of typhoid having occurred The med
ical officer of health reported that all
traces of the disease has now disap-
Feared.
Dublin.
On September Both, the Dublin Cor.
poration decided to confer on Sir
Charles Cameron the freedom of the
city. Sir Charles Cameron is secre.
tary of the Health Committee of the
corporation and is one of the most
a distinguished analytic chemists in Hi.