The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-07-04

Murphy, j. p, r. Leeman, and James
Morrison were co-opted members of
the board.
At the monthly meeting of the
Crosserlough U. I. L., on Sunday,
June z, Mr.. P. Lynch, d. c., presid-
ing. The following resolution was
unanimously passed: 'That we. the
committee of Crosserlough U. l. L..
desire to place on record our deep
regret at the lamented demise of Mr..
John McCahill, Drumeagle, re-
spected member of the committee.
The public meeting and parade of
National Volunteers in Cavan have
a great impetus to the movement in
the district. There are now close
on two hundred members in the local
corps divided into three companies
who are making great progress in
military exercises under the instruc-
ton of Mr.. McConville.
Carlow.
Joseph Lawlor has been commit
ted for trial to Carlow Quarter Ses-
sions by Mr.. ]. G. Ryan, R. NJ, on a
charge of obtaining 81 As I'd by false
pretenses from John Mahony, of Bal
lycarney. by representing himself as
an agent of the Ocean Insurance Co.
Cork.
The Golden Jubilee of Mother
Mary Joseph Power was celebrated
recently at the Presentation Convent,
Youghal. On the morning on which
she completed the 50th year of her
religious profession Mass was Of
fered for the jubilarian by the Rt.
Rev. Mgr. Keller, P. P. v. G., and
after the Communion the Apostolic
blessing graciously sent by the Holy
Father, the Pope, was impaired.
The Cork County Board. A. o. H.,
passed resolution expressing the
satisfaction at the results of the cleo
tions and congratulating Mr.. Red
mond.
Most Rev. DR.. Cohslan, the new
assistant Bishop of Cork, arrived in
that city. June 8, and proceeded to
the Bishops residence. In difference
to his wishes there was no demon
stration. His lordship thanked the
Lord Mayor and Corporation. and the
A. o. H. for their congratulations.
He intends to proceed to Durrus. The
Cork Christian Brothers Past Pupils
Union telegraphed respectful con-
gratulations to his lordship.
Glare.
The Dublin Gazette" contains the
announcement of the bankruptcy of
Patrick Cahill, 20 Steele's terrace,
Ennis, clerk to Glare County Coun-
Gil.
Donegal.
Lord Ashtown has been awarded
$50 compensation at Loughrea, by
Judge Doyle. for the malicious burn
ing of 70 acres of bog and heather,
forming a game covert on the lands
of Clooncallis.
On Sunday, June Z, his former
parishioners at Belclaire waited at
Currendulla. County Galway, on the
Rev. w. S. Faulkner, &C, and pre-
sented him with an address and purse
of .sovereigns.
Mr.. Killock, Shore street, Holy
wood, and his 18-year old son, went
for a trial sail in a small yacht on
Saturday evening in Belfast Tough.
The craft capsized and when a boat,
manned by Mr.. Ernest Shannon and
Mr.. David Milford, went to the scene.
they found the boy clinging to it.
For Gods sake, don't STOP" he
cried. my father is further out in
that direction" They rowed to the
spot, only to find the father dead in
the water. With difficulty they got
him on board and returned to the
boy. whom they rescued in condi-
ton of collapse.
Dublin.
The monthly meeting of the Coun-
Gil of the Dublin Chamber of Com
merce was held at their board room,
Commercial Buildings, on Monday,
June 8. In the absence of the presi-
dent, Mr.. Richard X. Gamble, B. L.,
]. p. and the vice president, Mr.. Pat
rick LEONARD, ]. p, who are attend
ing the International Congress of
Chambers of Commerce, at Paris, the
chair was taken by Mr.. John Moon
ey, G. v. o.
Fermanagh.
There was only one contest in the
Enniskillen Rural District for the
Council, the seat being Kinglass.
Only one vote was left unrecorded,
the voter being in England. The re-
suit was: Crozier (U.). 35; veitch
(U.). IS; keenan, (N.), "a; McNamee
lN). "a. This makes no change in
the composition of the Council, on
which tho IYnionistn I,o,,o - n,,l.&o~