The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-10-28
| 4NEWS FROM IRELANDS


18th October, and continued the lol-
lowing Sunday. The service on Fri
day was neld in Castledermot church
at 3 p. M, when the preacher the Rev
w. Mark Gibbon, NJ. A., Rector OF
Toney Parish. Dundrllm. addressed
the meeting while on Sunday, the
! 18th inst, there was Divine Service
at kinneagh Church at 10 Il. m. and
a. Castledermot at - p. m. and I p.
m. and the preacher at all the services
was the Rev. John a. Jennings, NJ. a.
Rector of Harold's Cross Parish. Dub
| lin.
| Kilkenny.
I, Mr.. John r. Coyle, the accomplish
ed organist of st. Canicc's, has COM
posed an 80 S;tlutaris" and "Tantum
Ergo which he has dedicated to the
Ven. Archdeacon Doyle. The work
has been issued by that eminent firm
OF Catholic publishers, Messrs. Cary
and Co., of London, and it possesses
! the unique distinction of being the
only piece of sacred music accepted by
them this year.
Kerry.
\ mail motor car from Tr:llee to
Mallow came to IL grief IL few nights
ago against fence, and Il young man
named Meagher, Il passenger, received
a cut over the eye. Mr. NJ. Flavin NJ
r., and his little daughter, who were
in the car. escaped unhurt
Louth.
Mi. J. T. Dolan, NJ A., Ardee, has
purchased for $4,000 the residential
holding of Mr.. w. A. Doran, situate
at Talakecl Co. Louth
Letrim.
I A verdict of accidental death" was
returned at an inquest on Monday on
the body of Michael Mahon, farmer,
! of Differ, Drumshambo, Co. Leitrim,
was killed on the Cavan and Leitrim
Railway at Balinamore station on
Sunday evening. Mahun was return
ing from Dublin. where he had attend
cd the Parnell demonstration. He was
quite sober and collected, but, while
standing on the platform at the st;l-
| ton mentioned. he evidently stumbled,
and fell between two carriages as the
trains moved. He was dragged for
about 40 yards and when picked up
was dead. the body being in shock
ingly mutinted condition. Deceased
was aged about So. and leaves q wild
oW and one child
Limerick.
The Co. Limerick Hunt have. ap-
pointed the following officers for the
coming season: Committee Messrs. II.
ID. Atkinson. d. L.; A. e. Bannatyne.
d. r. Browning A. Il, Browning, j. o.
q. Delmesc. ID. L.: r. Harding, Capt.
j. j. White. ID. L., with John r. Pow
er, Hon. Sec.
Monaghan.
! At Il meeting of the Monaghan Co.
I Council there was adopted Il report OF
their University Committee granting
Scholarships of ESQ a year for three
years in the National University to
three boys of the county, and Bursar-
les OF & % n year for the same period
to two young ladies of the county, OH
certain specified conditions
| Meath.
n magnificent muster of Meathmen
assembled in the Metropolis on Sun
homage to the memory of Ireland's
uncrowned king. | venture to think
when the history Of the 10th century
comes to be written. considering the
position Mr.. Parnell occupied, that so
far as the genius and power of weld
ing together the component parts of a
stand out prominently above all 9TH
ers-Cavour, Lincoln. Bismarck and
Parnell. $arnell passed away before
he got an opportunity of carrying out
the policy that these other great
| statesmen carried out
Mayo.
Over 500 people from the vicinity
gathered at Straide, Co. Mayo, re-
Gently, and erected on the land of
man named Roche substantial hut
to shelter the Widow Killeen and her
children. who We're evicted from their
homestead some time ago. The tim
Der and galvanized iron wer pur-
chased by the committee Of the local
branch of the u. I. L.. and the hut is
quite convenient to the house of Mrs,
james Gallagher-Mrs. Killeen's for
mer landlady. When the hut was
completed. stirring speeches We're de-
livered by Messrs. NJ. Conway and ].
Conway, U. l. l.. organizers, who
stated that the killeen family would