The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-09-17
Armagh.

named Robert MulhOlland, of Gale
don, was fined in the mitigated penalty
of E2 los, with a recommendation that
it be reduced to los, for carrying
revolver in a railway carriage when
accompanying an excursion party to
Warrenpoint.
Antrim.
The third list of Belfast subscriptions
to the Parliamentary Fund brings the
total up to GS27 is Cd.
The Police Committee of the Belfast
Corporation have expressed their sat-
isfaction with the verdict Of the jury
in the inquest in connection with the
y fire at the Kelvin Hotel as regards the
performance of the Brigade. The Com
mittee rendered their thanks to the
Brigade staff for their praiseworthy
conduct.
The appointment is sanctioned in
the London Gazette" of Mr.. George
Chamberlain as Consul for the United
States at Cork.
About 10000 persons were present at
Queenstown Regatta. Nearly $4,000 Of
these arrived by rail, and about 5000
of these journeyed from Cork City.
About 100 trains were run between
Cork and Queenstown during the day
and night.
. Accidental Death" was the verdict
returned at an inquest in Macroom on
1. John Dunlea, aged So, a farmer, who
sustained fatal injuries by the exp;o-
sion of gun on Wednesday, The
jury expressed deep sympathy with the
family of the deceased.
Clare.
On the night August Goth an out
rage of sensational character was
perpetrated outside the village of Coro-
I'm, an attempt being made to blow up
cottage occupied by Mr.. and Miss
Considine, national teachers. Consid-
cradle damage was done, no one was
injured. Mr.. Considine and his sister
being away on their annual holidays.
1t is on the lands of Mrs. Kenny, and
there has been litigation between the
latter and Miss Collins who a few
months ago, obtained q verdict in the
Superior Courts against Mrs. Kenny
for over G1O0.
Carlow.
The Carlow Urban District Council
decided to present Mr.. John Red
dress on the occasion of his visit to
the Kilkenny demonstration.
Mr. Walter kavanagh, d. L., chair
T. man Of the Carlow County Council
. speaking in support of an address be-
Ing presented by that body to Mr..
John Redmond at Kilkenny on Sunday,
delivered an interesting address on the
existing political crisis.
Cavan.
On Saturday morning a goods train
for Belturbet station dashed past the
two wagons which were on the siding,
throwing them to the embankment,
the engine also getting embedded in
the bank. The wagons were smashed
to pieces, one Of them falling with a
great crash within few feet Of the
driver and fireman.
Derry.
Co. Derry Asylum Management Com
mittee has granted Miss Skipton, ma
!, tson, approximation allowance of
ssa 12s, six years being added to her
service term of Is years.
The total number of claims to the
franchise which have been lodged in
Derry City is 1879, of which 1861 are
Unionists and 1913 Nationalists. Last
year the total amounted to 1,1O0. The
objections lodged amount to close on
a 1000. the Unionists having objected to
$50 more than last year. and the Ma
4 tionalists to $50 more. The total num-
\ Der of names to be dealt with is $685.
T. A record has been created this year as
" regards the payment Of rent in the
y city.
81. Down.
~ Great regret is felt in Newry and
ss.' district at the serious illness of Mr..
\ Henry Thomson, d. L., ex-member for
a, "A the borough and one Of the most popu-
%s lar men in the Counties Down and
81 Armagh.
ss e. Mr.. James O'Neill, Ballinan, Kill
~ owen. Co. Down, retired master marin
Ger left personal estate valued at
u. s5,7a7.
H. a.. Dublin.
The Dublin Port and Docks Board
decided that the dues on ships and
rs goods for the year 1911 be the same as
for 1910.
De The Executive Council of the Hotel
M and Tourists Association Of Ireland