The Irish standard., 1910-07-30

FROM |RELANDX
Antrim.

s.week, at the meeting of the Belfast
City Council, presented medals from
the Society for the Prevention Of Life
from Fire to Engineers Robinson and
Devlin, and Fireman Flanagan, Of
the Belfast Fire Brigade, for bravery
= at fatal fire at Woodstock road last
January. Councillor DR.. Williamson,
81 Chairman of the Police Committee
said this was not the first occa sion
on which members of the Brigade had
been rewarded by the Society.
Armagh.
While attending to horses in his
stable at Aughrafin, Kilylea, County
Armagh. an old man named David
Murray, met with terrible injuries
from one of the animals his skull
u being fractured and his nose broken.
b, He had evidently fallen, and the
~ horse had trampled upon him. His
rrcondition is critical
~ Cork.
Mallow Catholic Church was bur-
~, glariously entered on Thursday night
and three of the aims boxes were
-, broken open, and whatever money
y. they contained taken. Three arrests
u have been made.
,sS The annual convention of the Irish
- Land and Labor Association was held
in Mallow on Wednesday, being large
ly attended. Mr.. D. D. Sheehan, NJ.
a. p, wrote resgning from the Presi-
g.. elected in his stead.
- Cavan.
a The ceremony Of the dedication of
the new church. at Loughdutf, Co.
Cavan, was performed last week by
=. =. the Most Rev. DR.. Hoare and after
~, wards an eloquent sermon was
=, preached by Rev. DR.. Beecher, M. A.,
IS Maynooth. The church, which cost
~, 5000, is the outcome of the zeal OF
Rev Thomas O'Reilly, P. P, and is a
Gaelic architecture, and contains nave,
transept chance sacristy and porch.
The architect was Mr.. MNamara,
Il Dublin, and the contractor Mr.. p.
.o Kelly, Longford.
r. Glare.
Mr. j. G.. MacSweeney. L. G. B., In
~ spector, drew attention, at the meet
~ ing of the Ennis Board of Guardians.
.n 10 tue necessity OIL knowing names
.. and other details regarding those who
.ty%men's yard. He asserted that porter
ID. and whiskey had been brought into
the workhouse without any check. The
inspectors statement was referred 20
3 by some members of the board as
extraordinary.
Donegal.
H.a. On Saturday last number Of the
GA parishoners of Donagf, Inishowel,
- travelled to Derry and presented the
e&Rev. Father O'Mullin their late cur
ate. With an Illuminated address us
a mark of their esteem for his labors
in the ministry while amongst them.
Al DR.. O'Callaghan, j. p presided on the
occasion, and Messrs. M'Cambridge,
Knox, M'Daid, M'Closltcy Fathers
~ MacFeely and Quigley joined in the
Sr Dublin.
Very Rev. John Hagan, B. A.. D. D.,
ass Vice Rector of the Irish college, Rome
|ea< was entertained in the Minerva hotel
= HI Rutland square, Dublin, on the eve
ming of the Goth ult. by the Plgrima sc
Committee Of the Catholic YOUNG
Mems society. In reply to the toast
of his health which was proposed by
W the chairman, DR.. p S. Walsh. X. c.,
| ga. Fresiden, General. DR.. Hagen said the
~ Enslish-speaking Catholics in Rome
"a felt proud of the achievements of the
vi. Catholic Young Mems Society.
sNa Galway.
IEtsas While fishing with two elder broth
/ 1 ers in river at Cappagh, near Por-
tumna, a little boy named Nevin fell
No. into the water and was drowned.
s,ssx Judge Anderson awarded the O'Con-
nor Don and Mr.. James F. Hope C 90
aaa compensation, at the Galway Quartz,
i Sessions last week, for the malicious
n burning Of a game cover, at Pally-
Md Md, moe.
M st,I Kildare.
Ns George Graham, laborer was las,
ESss..ss week returned for trial at the Assize:
a by the Kildare magistrates on 8
charge of numbering George M'Don-
EMg9-Asnell, also a laborer. a native OF Gas.
4 II .s'@ tledermott. Deceased was under the
Hss'ss influence of drink, and was troublin:
Sax.s. the accused, who gave him q Sigh.
q x;a blow, which M'Donnell sustained con.
sSss s.aSla cussion, from which he died. Accuse
%SsssaMs was admitted to bail.
IN Kerry.