The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-10-18

The attendapce Yves good, the Presidents 9
'fthS evening being MI. Daniel O'Snllivan
trqdaringthe Hectares asds sabsaquentlyad
dressing the assemslaes vas thosonghl!
+ 4laggafd belonging to M staynard, q
HDaS y eft ga 8si e S; Cork Ea
/ th0nsand 4POpndeIWQrth 0GGproperty have
II Sin Augustus Warrs1. of Warren,s Court
Eofbefs himseM as g Libefal Conservative, IL
ibPposition t0Sir Ge6fgep, Goltiurst. ,1esal
1 a melancholy acct dent, resulting fatally
lFeesHtiy occurred III place called Nadd, 81
q man naHiehi BEoWns Ealing off a loaded
fcfrt with which he Nas rattr9ing from GIon,
ling the Load, had sndlsnly VI started, when II
pteoipit sting Browne, who had
\ BEEN Tying on 1t. "A priest from Banter
tpromptiy attended HIN, and administered
the rites of the Church. .t =, ~ .,5
I LIaaERIcK.-Onsth the d5th ult., q deputa-
ton. representing ither Limerick and Glare
National Teachers, Associations consisting
bins, from the Limerick Branch and
| MeYs rs Fitzgerald, Burke and Glynn, from
the Clare Association waited upon. the
Royal Commissioners, the Rev. Mr.. Cowie
and Dr.. Stokes, who are at present engaged
IN examining the pupils of the Limerick
Model School, for the purpose of present.
ing them with mem orial eembodying the
grievances Of the National Teachers of
Ireland. The deputati0ns. were received
in q very courteous manner. sil F,.,-s y,f. $40.
On the night of the 14th ult., a destruc-
tive fire burst out in Michael street, LINER
lex in the two large stores formerly used
as thed Queens bonded warehouse for
tobacco, but at present rented by Mr.. VIM:
Boyd, butter factor and general export
merchant for grain, wool, compressed hay,
etc, from Mr.. j. w. Peac0cke, oil and color
dealer, Patrick street. !. In two hours the
whole premises were a.mass of ruins.
1t Is rpmored that Alderman TAFT will
not be q candidate for parliamentary hon.
ors from the city, nor Col. Dickson from
the county of Limerick. ~ -
CLARE. The Clare Journal says: "In
Clare there,can be NO doubt that the pres
ent members, Col. tVandeleur and Sir Col
man nj. O'Loghlen, Bart, shall have a walk
over.H.We perceive, too, that the resolu
ton of the electors of Ennis, with Dean
Kenny at their. head, is that the present
consistent Liberal member for that bor-
ough. Capt. w. Stackpoole, shall be
neglected. Capt. Stackpoole has made a
most successful canvass of the electors, and
he has been very well received every
where" 'e - ~ is' q 80
=. KERRY:-A Frenchman, of stylish appear
ance, who gave the name of Julius Sem
~AO1 "esc AOCOhCAJ OiOuShO OcAOHO tuO mug
lstrates at Cork, on suspicion of being
concerned in robberies which were COM
mitted at the Imperial Hotel, Cork, and at
the Victoria Hotel, Killarney.
TIpPERARY.-The British Government
has offered a reward Of flO0 to any one
who will give such Information as will lead
to the apprehension of the persons who
attacked two of the constabulary near
Cloughjordan, county Tipperary, some
l<l,< al.
stable TOole's life is still in great danger.
The Tipperary Adcocate says: Mr..
Jerome O'Keefe, of Rosline Woods, died
September 4th, from q long and painful
illness brought ON by prison rigor. This
young man was arrested some time since in
Dublin, (where he was clerk i'll a largo
drapery establishment under the .Habeas
Corpus Suspension Act, and confined in /
hilinalnham Prison for four months, where
his health, which was hitherto excellent,
broke down. On his release he was unable
to resume his ordinary business, and up to
the date of his demise he lived in his |
fathers house. His brother, Pat, o. Keefe,
after eight months in the same prison, had,
to consent to go to America at his own |
expense. The father of these two young |
men died of grief, caused by the arrest of
his two sons, about November Last, and the /
demise of their mother is daily expected. T
De Friday the. funeral of the son Jerome
'oSSh PiaSS.E IL WAS ttCeHueo w d at1i SS ttho
respectable multitude,n Il I.aa. she is |
The marriage of Lieut., George Hastings
Brooke, son. of Mr.. and Lady Arabella,
Brooke, of Ashbrooke, to Beatrice Geor-
gina, second daughter of John Craven Car,
ien, Earl of ,Tenplemore Abbey, at pres
ant residing at Erigmore, Birnam, Scot
and, was recently celebrated. slg "a
On the 18th ult., Sub COnstables Penny
Ind Wright, of the Drangan police station,
while on patrol duty met two men on the
road, one of whom carried a rifle. They
lsked to see their license, whereupon the
men beat them with sticks aud then fled,
carrying off their rifle. Two men have
'ince been arrested and identified as the
lssai1ants- .s4ss su.'t -."l5i II
The Limerick Reporter says: The
,eturn of Mr.. Moore and Capt. White for
he great county of Tipperary,i is absolutely
certain. The Tory party meditated an
but discretion is the better
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