The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-10-28
Armagh.

damage estimated at $500. 1t orig
il which was stored a large quantity
of hay. The police are Investigating
the matter.
Antrim.
Mr. ]. Salmon, the popular manager
of the Bodega. Castle lane, Belfast,
has been presented by the Bodega
staff and some other friends with a
purse Of soveregns, collection of
silver ware, a handsome sideboard,
and an Illuminated address on the oc-
casion of his recent marriage Mr..
Salmon was formerly connected with
the management of the Bodega, Dub
lin.
The monthly meeting of Cavan Ur-
ban Council was held on Wednesday
evening in the Council Chamber, Town
Hall, Mr.. M. Smyth, J. p, presiding
The other members present were:
Messrs. John F. O'Hanlon, Vice
Chairman; VIM. Reid, solr.; Peter
Neary Bernard Brady, E. Meade. p.
A. Galligan, D. Mcguire, Joseph F'e-
gan, solr.; Thomas Pollock, j. p, and
John Conaty.
Carlow
Owing to the difficulties of transit,
Carlow fair was disappointing as re-
CARDS quantity of cattle and attend
ance. Prices were much lower than
have prevailed for the past few
months. Several sellers had to part
with cattle at prices which were near
~ ''cost" last March and April. A
good supply of sheep, which were dis
posed of at advanced prices. No pig
fair or weekly market.
Cork.
At meeting of the Law and Fin
ance Committee of Cork Corporation
this week the City Engineer reported
Oh the licensing of theaters and other
which he said that with reference to
theaters proper and other places of
amusement in the city the manage
ments in all cases had always met any
suggestion made by him to ensure the
greater safety of the public. a reso-
-dtion was adopted that ingress and
egress in all places of public resort
should he kept free from obstruction
t. the fullest extent
Derry.
AS the Derry water supply is prac-
tically exhausted, it was decided re-
Gently by the Corporation to cut off
the supply altogether from Saturday
night until Monday morning. The
Water Committee arranged to have
an emergency supply brought in from
Sheriff Mountain, and to lay IL second
pipe over Carlisle Bridge to catch sur
plus water from Waterside
Donegal.
His Lordship, Most Rev. Patrick
M'kenna. d. d.. Lord Bishop of the
Diocese Of Clogher. has been pleased
tn make the following changes and
appointments in the clergy of his do
cese: Rev. Patrick j. Shreenan C. C.,
Aghabog. to be c. c.. Trillick: Rev. J.
McGarvey, lately ordained. to be c. c.,
Aghabog: Rev. Francis M'Caffrey, re-
Gently ordained, to be professor in St.
Macarten's Seminary, In room OF Rev.
cornelius Tierney, who was changed
some time ago to be c. c., Ballyshan-
non; Rev. J. M'Quaid, also recently
ordained, has been appointed c. C. of
Derrygonnelly,
Dublin.
A Retreat for ecclesiastics has be-
sun at Midtown Park. S. j., on Mon
day evening, 9Th October at 3 O'Clock,
The master bakers in Dublin are
gradually filling the places Of the men
on strike, and they express a hope
that they will soon be in position to
supply demands under normal condi-
tons.
There was meeting Of the U. l. L.
".
A large attendance of members and
intending members were present. az
matters of Importance relative to ward
grievance and improvement were I'M
der consideration.
Fermana9h.
Miss Kathleen Murphy. formerly
poultry instructress in Fermanagh.
was married recently in the O'Louph-
lir Memorial Church, Kilkenny. to
Chevalier Thomas j. O'Loughlin. of
Killarney Villa, Ballarat, Australia
The ceremony was performed by the
Most Rev. DR.. Brownrigg, Bishop Of
Ossory. The Pope has conferred the
Title OF Count on the bridegroom.
Il Count O'Loughlin built the church in
4 winch he was married at a cost of