The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-11-11
| 4NEWS FROM IRELANDt
anagh.

A Mrs. Robinson, OF Clabby, County
Fermanagh, has been admitted to the
County Hospital, suffering from
severe gunshot wound in the arm, the
accident being caused by her seven
year old child.
Mr.. Thos. Tiddis, of Knoclmore,
County Fermanagh. aged 1O5, has
been engaged with his men on the
farm digging potatoes during the
past week
Galway
At the recent Medical Examination
| Messrs. James and Walter Rishworth
passed their final medical examina-
tons. Both gentlemen are sons of
Mr.. John Rishworth, Ballymote House,
Tuam, and brothers Of Professor Rish-
worth, University College, Galway
They graduated in the old Queens
Galway, from where they continued
their studies in the Catholic School
for medicine, Cecilia St., Dublin.
Kilkenny.
The monthly meeting of the Co.
| Kilkenny Farmers Association was
adjourned on Saturday last as a mark
of respect to the memory Of the late
Mr.. Thomas Lyster, DC, an old and
respected member of the Association
The resolution was proposed by the
Chairman, Mr.. Z. Doyle, J.P, DC,
and seconded by Mr.. T. Dunno JP.
Kerry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent, the new own.
ers Of Muckross, are effecting ex
tensive changes in the old Abbey
since they acquired the romantic es
tate from Lord Ardlous in the spring
of the year. The most approved meth
cd Of electric lighting will replace
the old paraffin lamp so long in use
at the Abbey, and spacious stables
and garage are being added.
Kildare.
MesSrs. VI. Doyle and Son, auction.
GERS, Athy, offered for sale on Mon
day, 18th inst, 10 Irish acres at
simple at SO per acre, for which
there was much local competition.
The lands were knocked down to Mr..
Harvey, Shanratl, for the sum of
$500.
louth
The Dundalk railway workers at
fected by the recent strike yesterday
adopted a resolution protesting
against the language used by an Or
saniZer of the Transport Union with
reference to his Eminence Cardinal
Logue.
Limerick
The Judicial Committee OF the
Privy Council sat in the Council Cham
ber Dublin Castle recently for the
consideration of fishery by law ap-
peals CD as 10 the close season for
salmon and trout in portion to the
Limerick district: (2) as to the use
of snap in the tidal waters of the
River Shannon and its tributaries;
CD as to the close season for salmon
and trout in the rivers Ballynahinch,
Screebe, Furnace, and Inver.
Leitrim.
1t is now reliably understood as Il
result OF a visit Of Mr. Thomas f.
Smyth, NIP, and deputation Of two
OF the Mohll Board of Guardians on
Professor Campbell Tin the absence of
II. w. Russell, in Tyrone), that if the
Mohill Rural Council will offer a rca.
sOnable salary that the Department OF
Agriculture will establish veterinary
hospital.
Meath.
At Carlanstown recently. Messrs
]. p. Farrell. Mp, David Sheehy,
NJ. p, and Patrick White. Mp, ad.
dressed large meeting, called prn.
cipally for the purpose of impressing
on the Estates Commissioners the
necessity Of putting as tenants on the
distributed ranches in the locality de-
serving applicants from the district
Mr.. Jas. O'Reilly. G. c.. presided
Monaghan.
At the conclusion OF the Monaghan
Revision Sessions Judge Craig, KC.,
referred to the large number of lodg-
err claims which he had disallowed in
South Monaghan, and said he would
communicate with the AttorneyGen-
eral with view to prosecutions.
Mayo.
At the venerable age OF 95 years
MIR. James Faulkner. J.P.. a highly re-
spected resident of Castelar,, died at
his residence, The Grove, two weeks
ago. The deceased was father OF the
Rev. Stanislaus Faulkner. &C. Tuam
Queens County.
Mr. Joseph O'Mara. the famous
Irish tenor, visited Marlborough last
week and his concert party, and they
received a. hearty welcome tha Town