The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-11-01

including E10 from the bishop Of the diO-
cese, EIO from Lord Dunraven, and flO
from Mr.. L. Kelly.
The county and city lmembers.GM ajor>
Gavin and Counsellor Synan-havese1 left
town for the seaside. - This confirms the
belief that neither county nor city will be
disturbed by d contest. = f.all.2c -L-l ..
h The iDeaneryssof Limerick, which has
ferred BY the Irish Government upon the
Rev. Maurice F. Day. ~
! Mr.. Stephen Hastings, r. c., will be put
in nomination by the Liberal party for the
Mayoralty of Limerick. 80 -,e f,.f,
LourH.-Tle Chairman of the County of
Louth, J. c.. Nelligan, Esq, sat in the
Court House, Dundalk, on September 26,
airy voters list for the borough. Mr.. Chas.
McMahon appeared for Sir George Bowyer,
the sitting member, Mr.. Healy, of Droghe-
da, for Mr.. Phillip CallSn, one of the Lib
eral candidates, and Mr. Charles MHenry
Denyir for. Mr.. Charles Russell, the third
At the recent revision for three Baron
les of Upper Dundalk, Lower Dundalk and
Louth, the Liberals gained SO votes.
sMAYo.-At the great meeting of Mr. g. H.
Moore's supporters, held at Westport on
September 22d, speech was delivered by
the Rev. Michael CUrley, P p, in seeonding
one of the resolutions. ltt
MONAGHAN q police patrol,
consisting of two men, was on duty at
place called CarryaEbeg. parish Of Errigle,
and were encountered by body Of men
numbering about twenty, some of whom
were armed. A policeman seized q gun
from one of the party, the whole of whom
then pressed round the two policemen, and
forced them to deliver up the gun, and also
attacks ed them for the purpose of wrestling
their arms from them, but the police resist
Cd xx,sf1 Hoto no aud fhosr
sailants, seeing it was hopeless to disarm
them, ultimately ran away without doing
any mischief. ~ 80 = ~. on ssazt.
SLrGo.-On September "a, very alarm
ing accident occurred in Sligo, at the Fri
airy, in Market street. Eleven o'clock Mass
had concluded, and before the people left
the chapel the bell, which is the largest in
the county, commenced to ring for the sec
ond Mass. Suddenly the tongue came ont
Of the bell, and fell with a noise which
sounded through the chapel like thunder.
The congregation became greatly alarmed,
as it was supposed the belfry was falling,
and q rush was made for the door. Many
ing was excessive, but no one was severely
injured. The town clock, which is connect
ed with the bell, is also injured by the ac
cident.
TIPpERARY.-At the conclusion of the
proceedings at the Tipperary Petty Sessions
on September "a, Constable Cleary charged
young man named John Flemming; whom
he had arrested during court, with being
one of those who followed him and his par
ty at Ballycohey ON the day of the above
outrage. The constable stated that the
prisoner was one of the most prominent OF
the mob on that occasion, and had followed
Mr.. Scully and the police to within q field
of Dryers house, where sub Constable
Morrow and the steward, German, We're
murdered. Defendant was rcmanded for a
week.-C1onmet Chronicle.
On the night of September 81, an attack
was made by three men on a farmer named
Duane, steward to the Rev. Mr.. Holman,
Clougbjortian. The man sought admission
to the house in q friendly manner, but on
MIR. Duane appearing at the door the men
beat him numerically with sticks, inflict-
ing severe injuries. Mr.. Duane's daughter
defended her father until they were obliged
to make off. No arrest has yet been made.
The Free Press states that Mr.. Moore, NJ.
p, has lodged the purchase money, Gl4, 500,
and that on the LIST of November next the
tenants of the townland of Ballycohey will
make an exchange of landlords by which
| their peace and welfare will be definitely
secured.
On September 26 the ceremony of profess
sion of three young ladies--Miss Elizabeth
Gubbins, lin religion Sister Mary Teresa,)
Miss Annie Gubbins, Tin religion Sister
Mary Stanslaus,) and Miss Honora Cuddi-
by, lin religion Sister Mary Frances)-the
two former sisters of the Rev. Father Cub
bins, o. M. l., took place in Fethard Church.
County Inspector Hemsworth, for many
years stationed in the South Riding of Tip
perary, is about to retire on full pay, with
| a good service pension. Acting Constable
Michael Mcmahon, stationed at 'Fethard
during the past three years., has been pro-
NOTED to the rank of constable.
The Irish Poor Law Commissioners, hav
ing been asked the question by the Nenagh
Board of Guardians, have replied that a
man is not bound by law to contribute to
The support of his mother in-law.
WArERFoRD.-At the Convent of Notre
Dame, Namur, Belgium, Jane Mary Joseph,
in religion Sister Catherine de la Croix,
third daughter of Michael Gaule, Esq, Lis
more House, Waterford, has made her VOWS
and received the black veil.