The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-07-16
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capital charge.
KINDS County.

Kings County.
Richard M'Redmond, farmer OF
Cadamstown, Kings County, was re
turned for trial at Birr Summer AS
sizes last week charged with having
fired five revolver shots at his brother
to murder him. The incident arose GU.
of a family quarrel, and it was stated
that none of the shots took effect.
Kildare.
The parishioners of Goresbridge, and
others of his friends and admirers.
have presented the Rev. P. Hipwell,
c. c., Mas, with beautiful illumi-
mated address expressive of the esteem
in which he is held by the people
among whom he had labored for eight
years.
Kerry.
Mr.. Justice Boyd, in the Bankruptcy
Court, Dublin, adjourned the case of
one Hanrahan, a bankrupt, which was
listed for the examination of witness
es. 1t appeared that Hanrahan, who
was adjudicated on the 14th inst, car.
ried on business as a draper and gen.
eral merchant at Ballylongford, Co.
Derry, Messrs. Arnott and Co. were
the principal creditors. He valued his
stoc<-in-t trade roughly at $500, and
the debts were about e4OO.
What has long been regarded as I
danger spot on the Tralee and Dingia
Railway has been removed by the re-
building of the Camp Bridge. which
was the scene of an alarming disaster
on Whit Monday of 1894. The bridge
spans deep mountain gorge, and is
approached by a steep gradient.
Londonderry.
Robert Hamilton, son of John Ham,
ilton, of Craigmore lies in seriou:
condition as result of serious injuries
to head and face, sustained by being
thrown from a bicycle on a steep in
cline at Knockloughlin near Maghera.
Co Derry. He is supposed to have
lost control of the machine. Rendered
unconscious, he was picked up by an.
other cyclist, and his injuries were
dressed by Dr. MCGOWAN, Maghera at
the licensed premises of Mr.. Charlie
M'Glane.
Longford. e7.
In,
ford Co Council there were four cam
didates for the Rate Collectorship Of
Granard district. Mr.. ]. J. Slevin. auc-
tioneer. Granard. was elected by 13
votes to IL given for Mr.. M. Murtagll,
Gownagh.
Louth.
At the quarterly meeting of the
Louth County Board of the A. o. H..
1t was stated that there were ten divi-
sons of the Order now in the county,
representing a membership of close on
1000.
Limerick.
heavy earthquake shock was re-
corded by the seismography at Mum
greet College Observatory OH Thursday
morning, June 22nd.
The death has occurred in Limerick
of Mr.. James Boyd, who was well
known in local musical circles De-
ceased, who had been in the employ
ment of the Limerick Condensed Milk
Company, was brother of Mr.. John
Boyd, secretary of the local Harboy
Commissioners
Mayo.
Mrs. M. v. ODonnell, principal
TEACHER of Brierfield Girls School,
Ballyglunin. Co. Galway, has been
awarded Carlisle and Blake pre-
MUM for the superior efficiency of tho
work she does in her school. Mrs
O'Donnell Is member of one of the
oldest and most respectable families in
Foxford, Co. Mayo.
Meath.
Mr.. P. Lynch has been unanimously
reelected to the chair of the Trim
Joint School Board of Management,
Mr.. Hewitt to the vice-chair, and Mrs
e. M. Carew to the deputy vice-chalr.
Queens County.
A young man named James Finn.
Rathdowney. was arrested at Balla-
cola, Queens County. charged with
the murder of another youth named
John Fitzpatrick, by striking him with
a hurley at a tournament on Sunday,
18th June.
Roscommon.
On the motion of Mr.. John Calvin,
seconded by Mr.. Rorke, Roscommon
Co. Council has unanimously re-elect-
ed Mr.. John Fitzgibbon, Castlerea, as
it's chairman, Mr. D. r. Kellv wac