Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-11-07
IRELAND.
Record Of the Most Important Of
the Recent Events CuIled
From Exchanges.

Limerick County Asylum, has been
granted 5000 retiring allowance.
The late @. G. Beale, Ballyhooley
road, Cork, left personal estate val
ued at 500, 900. all to his family.
Regret is felt in South Kilkenny
at the death of John Cody, pro-
prietor of the Woodstock Arms Ho-
tel. Inistioge, at the age of forty.
The death occurred suddenly at
Nenagh OF Benjamin Corneille, the
we'll known auctioneer, who was
also a member of the Urban Coun-
Gil.
The death Of the Rev. Thomas
O'Dwyer, Solohead and Ooola, Is
much regretted He was an in
innate friend Of the late Archbishop
Croke.
Sligo Guardians appointed DR..
John Nally, OF Ballymahon, County
Longford, to the medical citizenship
of the Cliffoney Dispensary district,
in room Of DR.. Gray, resigned.
A verdict of accidental death, no
blame being attached to any person,
was returned at an inquest at
Armagh on Major Silver, who was
killed while walking on the railway
line.
In some parts of West Wicklow
flowers are blooming as II we were
in May again. Wild primroses and
apple trees may be seen in blossom
Just as IL IL was in the early sum-
mer.
An outbreak of fire at the flax
and corn mills of J. II. Currie, Bush
mills, destroyed part of the stock.
The store itself suffered a good
deal of damage, but to what amount
is not reported.
Two houses in Fermanagh street,
Clones, property of James Melon.
aid, New York, we're recently sold
at auction. After brisk bidding
they were knocked down to William
Phairs, Clones, at $4,000.
| The death is announced Of DR..
Samuel Mills, formerly Medical Of
ficer of the Donaghmore Dispensary
district, an office which he filled
for over thirty years. He had
reached his seventy-seventh year.
At Dungannon Crown Sessions
Judge Linehan congratulated the
grand jury on the peaceable condi-
ton of the county. There was only
one charge of HOUSEKEEPING. The
accused was found not guilty and
discharged
At meeting of the Carlow Urban
Council it was stated that several
/ Af he
Parliamentary franchise in conse-
quence of the fact that the owners
Of the tenements refused to pay the
local rates.
Judge Cooke, at Donegal Quarter
Sessions, granted the prayer of
memorials for the changing of
Donegal and Ballyshannon Petty
Sessions courts from fortnightly to
monthly, there being no crime to
speak of in the district.
The following clerical changes in
the Kerry diocese is announced
Rev. T. Harty, Tralee, transferred to
Castlemaine, vice Rev. Father
O'Shea, to Ballybunion; Rev.
Father Byrne to Cahirciveen, and
Rev. Father Lyme, Millstreet, re-
places Rev. Father Harry at Tralee.
Very Rev. Canon Furlong has
been appointed Chairman of the
Waterford School Attendance Com
mittee, and the Very Rev. Dean
Day Vice Chairman. The committee
passed resolution suggesting that
the city schools should be closed
owing to an epidemic of scarlatina.
The death took place of DR.. P. C.
Walsh, Castlerea, in his sixty-eighth
year. He was Medical Officer at the
local Workhouse for twenty-six
years, and retired from active
service two years ago. Castlerea
Guardians, after passing a vote of
coincidence with the relatives OF
deceased, adjourned without trans
acting further business.