The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-11-29
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Lawham, died on the 18th ult., at Swords.
She was born in the year l76l, and was re-
markably healthy up to the time of her de
cease. She was the mother of five sons and
three daughters, and one of her great grand
children is nova constable in the Metro
politan police.
DowN.-On the night of the 9th ult. a
very destructive fire broke out in the boiler
house and drying loft in the rear OF Mr.. A.
Wilson's extensive spinning mills, situate
next the Edward street railway station,
Newry. About 400 poles of yarn on the lofts
were totally destroyed. Over 200 hands
were thrown out of employment, until the
safety of the boiler is ensured. 1t was not
known how the fire originated, but 1T is
supposed to be by the overwhelming of the
pipes in connection with the boiler.
On Sunday. 1lth ult., the new Catholic
Church of Cabra was dedicated to the wOr-
ship of the Almighty God. This CHURCH is
erected in the parish OF Clonduff, county
Down.. 1t is magnificent building, having
five handsome stained glass windows, and
Of the Gothic order of architecture. The
altar is of a beautiful pattern, and made OF
Caen stone. In the parish, within the last
twenty years, churches, schoOl-houses and
parochial residences have been erected, at
Il cost of more than f12, 600. The eXertlons
made by the parishioners in erecting these
structures have been, as the facts demon
strate, very creditable and praiseworthy.
Cabra is about two miles distant from Rlth-
friland, on the post road to Castlewelan.
At late meeting of the Longhrea Town
Commissioners, Mr.. Thomas Macklin pro-
posed, and MIR. Thomas Kelly seconded
resolution to the effect that the time had ar
rived for the liberation of the FeDian pris-
oners incarcerated at Dartmoor, Millbank,
and elsewhere. The motion was triumph
antly carried, the Chairman, John II. Blake,
alone dissenting.
r The Galway indicator of late date says:
NnSt hos 1,nn in fsNvv fNv fIpfA ma q
few days. Mr.. De Costa inspected the har-
Dor in company with several Oft the Clad
dagh fishermen, whom he engaged to take
soundings abont Mutton Island, so as to be
| in position to represent to the Government
of America the advantages which Galway
geographically enjoys for becoming the high
road between the United Kingdom and the
United States. Mr.. De Costa feels assured
that he will accomplish his purpOse-that
is, that he will place u line of ocean steam
ers between Galway and America. In doing
this, lie believes, he is performing an act OF
restitution, as it was the treachery and jeal-
ousy of Liverpool that annihilated the Gal
way packet station.
DERRY.-A correspondent of Il London
derry journal, says, nnder date October 23:
/ On the night of last Tuesday, the country
round Park was lighted up with tar barrels,
on the OCCASION of Il young heir being born
to the Ponsonby estate. The tenants were
lord, SO they got up these inuminations at
their own expense sooner than incur the
displcasure of "his honor" Yet, only the
day before, the sheriff tnrned two families
out the roadside-viz. James Mahony,
Park, and j. Foley, Knock monalea.
kMKENNY.-A Callan correspondent, I'M
der date of October eth. announces the
funeral, on the previous day, of the Kew
Z. Lynch, o. S. A., whose remains were i'll
tered in the Catholic Church OF that town
Deceased was upwards of seventy years OF
age.
KILDARE "A man named John Shines
an industrious cOttier furmer, living neal
Athy, was found dead in Il field at For
Barring ton on the Goth ult. 1t appears III
left home on the previous day to go to ;
neighbours house, which he did not reach
and was missing until his body was discov
cred by woman going for water. Bein'
ailing for some time, it is supposed III
death was caused by disease of the heart.
L1MEr1cK.-The Southern Chronicle says
Police Inspector Murphy, who was re
, Gently fired at in Rathkeale, is progressing
favorably, but the ball has not yet beel
: extracted, andis supposed to be lodged un
der the right shoulder blade. There doe
not appear much chance OF the 1dentlhca
ton of the person who fired the shot, as
was fred from behind Murphy, and hit hin
on the right shoulder.
IOuTu-The Dundalk Democrat. of DC
toircr Att,otst-tet stree
!, Ireland rang with the story OF John Byrnc
of Inniskeen, WHO was evicted from hi
: farm 10y Col. Lewis, because he would no
} send his children to II school erected by tn
e landlord, where they would be instructe
; as the landlord thought proper. Men q
all creeds denounced the proceedings, an
contributed to Il fund for the purpose O
, providing John Byrno with a new farm
Some hundreds of pounds We're contributed
e and n farm of twenty nine statute acre
: were purchased, the yearly rent being f3s
Here he lived pretty comfortably till abou
painful illness. His widow, in accordanc
with his will, offered the farm for sale, an
Il about ten days since it was sold by Mr.. Gil
: mer at { 100. The widow and children, W
understand, intend cmigrating to Amerlc;
MAYo.-The Tyrawley Herald, of lat
: dutr- suyS; We rcgret to announce on