The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-07

ND CATHOLIC MESSENGER. S
convince the congregation that there wa
| not tho least danger, but their efforts ha
not the slightest eject. Happily, however
no serious accident resulted from the panic
TYRoNE.-A correspondent of the Dubli
Freeman writing fon- DungannOn, unde
date of the 9th ult., says: On Monday eve
ming number Of Orangemen, with flies an
drums, paraded the town of Cookstown an
its neighborhood, and, but for the promp
manner in which the police turned out Their
was every probability that o collision wOrll
have taken place. between them and tn
Catholic party, who commenced to assembl
when the discordant noise of the flies ant
drums was heard in the locality am toll,
the cause Of this gathering was for the pnr
pose OF meeting two of the brethren return
ing from Omagh Jail, where they had put Il
| :" martyrdom - of two months for q bfeacl
of the law when commemorative some o
those GLORIOUS anniversariesn that hav,
caused SO much mischief and bloOdshed from
time to time. i'.'-e - - et l5 80 -
:, The Months Mind of the Rev Mr. Cor
Church, Carrickmacross, ON May S, the cler.
gy of the district, with others from dis
lance, attending. The church was crowded
and the scene presented from the beginning
to the close of the august ceremony of the
solemn Office and high mass for the dead was
singularly impressive. Midst silence still as
death, through nave and aisle swept the
most solemn swell of the most touching OF
all the Church's appeals for mercy to the
heart of God. The deceased priest was more
than ninety years old, and about year ago
he gave up his charge of Dromore, and came
among the clergy Of Carrickmacross to die.
-GALwAY.-Edward Beytagh, Esq, was
recently called to the inner bar, and will, in
future, go to the Connaught circuit as
queens counsel. H.
The Dublin freshman of the 9th ult., says:
With feelings of deep sorrow we record the
death of John Stanislaus Morgan, Esq, a
highly gifted and promising young patriot,
which took place at No. 1O7 Nicholl square,
London, where his father and family are at
present residing.
The Tuam Herald of 1; late date an
nounces with regret the death of Charles
Kelly, only son of Joseph Kelly, Esq, of
Kinclare, county Galway, which was the re-
suit of an accident arising from the incau-
tious use of firearms. The deplorable acct
dent occurred few days ago in the neigh
borhood of his fathers residence.
Mr.. HEM, @. c., has been promoted from
the Craftsmanship of the county Carlow to
that of Galway, vacant by the death Of Mr..
Longfeld. Mr.. Hamilton has been appointed
to Carlow, vice HEM.
MAYo.-A correspondent writing from
Swinford, on the I'd ult., says: A sad and
truly heart-rending scene occurred here to-
day. Thousands of people assembled to
townsman, the late Mr.. John Kyle, mer-
chant. He became a convert to the old faith
about twenty-five years ago, and his piety,
gentleness, and purity of character during
that time up to the hour of his death, gained
for him the respect and esteem of. all who
L.
Last month, a quantity of powder, alleged
TO havo boon talkcn- from the store of Mr..
Martin Casey, of Newport, in january last,
was discovered by the Newport constabulary
in the neighborhood of Treenlaur,
within few perches of the schoolhouse,
to be secreted. 100
SLpso.-At recent public examinations,
1. p. McNitf, son of P. McNitf, ESQ.,, solici-
,or. Sligo, was adjudged first place for Sill
Derior answering in junior anatomy. III
K1LDARE.-Steam blowing and narrowing
nave been successfully tried at Ballykilca-
7an, near Stradbally. Thirty statute acres
we're titled in two days.
WEsTMEATH.-The dispcnsary committee |
# the Tyrrellspass district of Mullingar
Poor Law Union, have appointed DR.. David |
Sanford North to succeed DR.. Berry in the
,ffice of medical officer of the district.
-L1MERIcK.-A Limerick correspondent |
ays: Thomas Enright, Esq, coroner for
he county Limerick, held an inquest on the
ID ult., on the body of a farmer named Je-
emiah Connors, who met with an awfully I
sudden death on Thursday, while driving
lone in cart from the town of Gin, where
le had been transacting some business. He |
lad just left the smiths forge and got into
lis cart, and was proceeding toward home,
when he suddenly fell back in the cart and
expired from disease of the
leart,
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