The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-12-06

master, Cliffoney, was decreed TO,
pounds, Is shilling and costs fol
an error IN the transmissien Of I
telegram sent by James Hamilton
hetel keeper, Bundoraa, to John Lana
Of Grange. County SLICE. directing
him to buy nine CALVES at pounds
shtllings eseh. In telesraRhing the
figures were given ~ 5 peuRds S.
at which price they were beu4ht.
DOWN.
| J. Neary, architect, Newly, has
been appointed surveyor for Warren
point. There were fifteen applica-
tio1s for the position.
The Nswry Urban Council have in,
tcteased the salary of Mr.. J. Hunting
Z fire brigade captain, from 50 pcunds
per annum to Is nouAds. with which
goes q free house and light.
DUBLIN.
Owing 70 the prolonged strike in
Dublin. aumber Of industries have
been automatically ruined, The fam
lilies OF workers on strike are suffer:
Ing intensely, and there seems no
prospect of settlement in the i'm,
mediate future.
Richard G. Geary. pupil Of the
Ghristton scAecls. North Richmond
street, Is the winner Of the City Of
Dublin Scholarship of 40 pounds q
year for three years, and also an
Open Scholarship Of 50 pounds In
Mathematics, He was the Medalist
in Arithmetic and Algebra in Senior
Grade Of the intermediate ExAmin.
atoms this year.
FERMANAGH.
.lisnaskea 10 progressing. Electric
light Is being Iravided for the streets
and houses and two blocks Of new
houses are being erected in the main
street.
Edward Mcguire, who recently re.
signed his position as Town Sergeant
Of Enniskillen, was granted SUPER
annuation allowance at the rate of
IS pounds ITS Tod per apnum.
Stuart Boyd, Forthill Road, and
Edward Shaw of New Road, Ennis.
killen, both Of whom are Protestants,
have been appointed Town.serseant
and assistant Town-sergeant, respec.
lively, by Enniskillen Urban Ceuacil.
GALWAY.
The winter Ia being ushered In with
renewal of cattle driving in the
County. No fewer than four drives
were reported to have baen taken
place early on Nov. 1. The first farm
cleared was that of Thomas Wilson
Lynch, Of Hurrough. The cattle of
Stephen Fahy, Ballindoeley, were
next taken off, and, having been
driven q considerable distance, were
left to wander at will On the highway.
Mr.. Blake's farm at Annaghdown was
next visited, and grazing cattle
belonging to Mrs. Kyne, Rosscan, and
Denis Hynes. Clsnbeo, were driven
off. The fourth hatch of victims Of
the hazel were the Misses Davenport,
belonging to Mr.. 8. Fahey were ariv.
en- long distances. +
KERRY,
Considerable damage was caused
by fire in the house occupied BY
Mrs. Kelly. at No. II Upper Castle
street, Tralee, on the evening of Oct
90:
Much regret was caused in Killar
ney and surrounding districts by the
death Of Rev. Rrather Didacus
Q'Reilly, o. F. NJ, which occurred on
Oct. 40, The deceased, who was borp
at Killarney, was aged seventypiae,
entered the Order at Killarney ovel
fifty years ago,
kiNGa.
The body Of John smyth, Of Far
bane, was found in the River Brosna
near Belmont, Banagher. He had
been missing since 18th Oct. A YER
dict Of found drowned was returned
at the coroner's inquest.
At Tullamere Quarter easstons
the Court confirmed an award allow
ing 125 pounds compensation to- Ar
thur Joseph Neigh, in respect Of IA
juries which he sustained while ID
the discharge af his duties % pertsl
in the Kings oeuaty InArmary, Tul
lamQre.
KILKENNY.
The Kilkenny Auellns Team. the
holders Of the All Ireland Champion
ship, succeeded in retaining thu
honor against ITINERARY In 2 great
match played at Jones Road. Dublin
On Nov. 2:
LoNoFQRD.
Francis Carney. Of Clouterm, Aiet
recently after . short illAesa.
LIMERICK,
A splendid monument was unvsilet
at KilmaMoek Oh Nov. ! In memor,
Of Patrick O,RioFdan, who took
leading part in the Fenian rising q
81.
Mra arswn, Midtown, Bruff, h.,
purchased for 700 pounds the land,
of Boulevourd, containing 3sa .,
statute. held in feesimple from tn,
Irish Land Commission, annuity, Il
pound 40 Sd; from the sdministrate
of the late D. Cloressy.
I In hts native parish, Monessy, o.
Nov. /, the death occurred Of Rev. q
Curtin. The deceased clergyman va
forty years IN the sacred ministry
Lat year, ewiae to faAtAg health
he retired frem his,. sacred Duties II
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