The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-06-18
Antrim.

y resolutions setting in warm terms the
appreciation of the delegates for the
Z very tlattering reception and the hos
81 pitaltty received. 1t is signed by
4 John O'Connor, MP, Mr.. d. Boyle,
MP, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Hoey, Mr..
John Brady, Mr.. F. L. Chilly, Mr.. T.
p. Gaynor and "A other delegates.
s1 Armagh.
R,,& A public meeting was held in the
Town Hall of Portadown on Thurs
day evening, May rs, in support of
the Town Tenants movement Mr.
Coghlan Briscoe arrived by the even
ing train, and was received by all
/ classes uniting to give him a recep-
;,{;ywork he has done in all parts of Ire
u, land for the emancipation of town
Is jewellers.
As John James Quill, farmer, Direes,
1 Ballvourney, has been declared
i bankrupt.
~, The regular weekly meeting of the
4, Irish Cattle Trade Association adj
~ formed it's meeting Of May 26th, as
a,,emark of respect to it's late president,
Mr.. P. R. Sullivan. Resolutions ex-
V pressing sympathy with family of de-
ceased were also adopted.
IA Mr.. Laurence O'Driscoll, smith.
! passed peacefully away at his resi-
* dence, Townsend street. Skibbereen,
f. ON Tuesday, May II. The deceased
ga was highly respected by the commun-
ss ity.
a. a" An extraordinary occurrence is re-
Ne ported from the Ruan district, where
Il. on Tuesday, May Gath, about 3 o'clock,
:; as Mr.. Patrick Casey was returning
< to Ennis, with his usual police escort,
go eighteen shots were fired at them
Z from a distance of several hundred
~ yards. Six Of the shots were from ri
!. .fies, the bullets passing over the
49, heads of Casey and his escort. This
y is the third time Mr.. Casey has been
fired at. in connection with the dis
pute over the Rhineen farm
Cavan.
+ 1t is stated with authority that
~ strong pressure will be put on the
. Government to make a grant lin aid
Of having Reynard road train run
> from Bawnboy road station, through
:. Bawnboy and Swanlinbar, and on to
either Maguiresbridge, Florence court
eU or Enniskillen railway stations. The
3iproject has the approval of the peo-
't@ pie in tho. Swanlinbar district, who
go are perhaps the most isolated, so far
\ as railway communication goes, in
j the County Cavan.
~ Donegal.
The decision of the High Court re-
as fusing a perpetual injunction from
NJ fishing for salmon within three miles
20 Of a line drawn from lrishowen Head
X to Ramore Head, has made the fish
~ ermen Of that territory jubilant. On
~, receipt Of the news at Neville and
ssya other places tar barrels were re-
Ssst Questioned and bonflres blazed in hon
,sr or of Mr.. Jas E. Doherty and others
sa who championed the cause of the fish
Fe ermen.
isa o
a, About midday on Saturday re-
a.. spectacle old woman named Mrs
80 Rose Burns. residing at Main street,
H. Greencastle, died with painful sud-
81 denness. She was actively engaged
q In the performance OF. her usual
q household duties when she was over
come by weakness, and never rallied.
Dublin.
At Clonliffe College, on Trinity
Y Sunday, His Grace, Most Rev. Will
w. liam j. Walsh, Archbishop of Dublin,
conferred Holy Orders of the Dea-
y conate on Rev. Michael F. Boylan,
" Rev. John j. Hooke, Rev. Paul j.
NJ Rafter and Rev. Kelvin ]. Brady, stu
y. dents of the Archdiocese of Dublin.
L. Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy, wife of Mr..
/. 4. Cornelius Murphy, of 100 Great Brit
" ain street, Dublin, was buried in
- Glasnevin, on May 23rd. There was
tsaa large attendance and many beauti-
rs full floral offerings.
Fermsnagh.
.....5 On Tuesday, May II. the residence
Ill of Mr.. Richard M'Phillips, farmer and
j, victualler, at Kilturk, Co. Fermana gh,
~ midway between Clones and New
sSc townbutler, was completely destroyed
an by fire. The house was a substan-
III +,a,,,l h,,;,t +wo-stor,, s,.toa ..u,a
~ ~ ture, with bay windows, situate by
u I. the roadside.
RAJ Galway.
va A meeting of the Portumna District
s& Council recently held Mr.. James
SgftsI.
Kas Cosgrove presided. 1t was ordered