The Irish standard., 1910-12-10
Armagh.

was 8CC1OeuLdlly killed. on Tue eve
ming of November 18th by train of
the Great Northern Railway passing
over him. It was raining and very
dark at the time.
Antrim.
One Robert Thompson, Unionist,
M. r., for North Belfast, has, like
many blathersk!tes, a strong desire
Tor scrapping-with the tongue. IN
a recent declaration he warns the
enemies Of "Ascendancy" rule that the
"fair fields" of Ulster will be "satur-
ated" in blood If the Nationalists per-
sist in tneir Home Rule propaganda.
Clare
There are some large Channel
steamsr discharging at Cappa for Kill
rush merchants, and consequently a
large volume of much needed employ
ment has been afforded co quite a
large body OF the local iaborers.
cavan.
In consequence Of ruling Of the
Local Government Board the Cavan
Urban Board have executed neat
"step-down" and have reinstated Mr..
O'Brien as the Town Surveyor.
The following have been elected
officers OF the Cavan Town Tenants
League: Mr.. M. Smith, vice chairman
of the Urban Council, president; Mr..
D. Reilly, vice-president; Mr.. Philip
Galligan, treasurer, and Mr.. P. Smith,
secretary.
In the Pro-Cathedral, Skibbereen,
Miss May Murphy, eldest daughter of
Mr.. John Murphy, proprietor of West
Cork Hotel, Skibbereen, was married
on the Sth ult to Mr.. F. Ward, Bridge
street, Rev. John DAILY, ADM, sang
the nuptial mass and performed the
marriage ceremony. The bride was
attended by her sisters, Katie and
Eily, while the groom's brother Will
lam, performed similar service.
Carlow.
At recent meeting of the Strad-
bally Branch of the U. I. l.. it was
unanimously resolved that the County
and District Councillors be called upon
to support direct labor and steam
rolling of the public roads. It was
also resolved that Messrs. Casby and
Odlum now in possession of farms
from which tenants had been evicted
to surrender the same to the Estates
Commissioners so that the evicted ten
ants might be reinstated.
Donegal.
In the suit of John Mullins, an cleo
1ton agent, Mr.. Thos. Harrison, B. L.,
who was candidate at the if.st cleo
lion or the TTnionist ticket against Ed
ward Kelly, Nationalist for East Dime
gal, for the recovery of G5o, Justice
Dodd, refused judgment to either side,
but allowed counsel to move for judg.
1nent on q new trial.
Down.
While a number of boys were play
ing in two vacant houses on High
street, Newry, on the afternoon of
Sunday, November 18th, one of the
walls gave way and the boys were
buried under the debris. Great ex-
element and confusion resulted. Az
ter some time, strong arms succeeded
in effecting rescue. Patrick Hughes,
John Fleming, Robert McGrath and
Michael Smyth sustained more or less
serious injuries.
Derry.
The formal presentation Of the
awards and medals won at the Feis
Cecil, took place in Derry on the
10th, by Mrs. A. McC. Steward. At
ter the presentation tea was served
in the City Cafe and pretty musical
program carried out. a
Felix McCullagh, blacksmith, near
Magherafelt, had part of his foot
shot off on Nov. 16 while carrying
loaded gun under his arm.
Dublin.
At meeting of the Dublin Corpora
zion held on the 14th ult., Alderman
Reagh offered a resolution favoring a
transatlantic line between Galway
and Halifax.
On the same day Alderman Nc
Walter offered resolution which was
carried by vote of % to IS reduc-
ing the Lord Mayors salary to e.
coo.
Captain Bryan Cooper, M. p, and
others addressed Unionist meeting
in Dawson street on the 14th ult
The Joint Committee of the Rich
mond Asylum have reduced the status
Of two attendants and asked for the
resignation Of another because of ne
glect resulting in the suicide of an
inmate named Joyce.
A lecture on Labor Conditions in