The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-20


only candidates who have as yet addressed
the electors.
LE1rRlM.-It is said that two brothers
named Michael and Patrick Behan recently
forcibly administered an oath to a woman
named Reilly, of Corriculla, in the parish
of Cloone. whereby she bound herself and
her husband to leave their house and place,
they being Garrett takers for man by the
name of Curran. The Behans have been
arrested on the affidavit of the woman
The villainous laws favoring landlords are
responsible for these and similar unlawful
occurrences.
L1MER1cK.-A most singular death &C.
CURED recently at Tullig, near Abbeyfe
1t appears young girl named Eliza Collins,
aged fourteen years, was carrying o basket
Of potatoes on her back, fastened by hay
rope, which was thrown over her head and
across her chest, to enable her to bear her
load but the CAD slipped in the most I'M
strangled her.
1t is reported that the Mayoralty of Linn
erick for the uext year will be conferred on
one of the Catholic members of the corpo-
ration. The names already mentioned are,
Mr.; Thomas Boyce, J; r, SPringfort;; MI
high sheriff.
The election of a town councillor for
the Customhouse ward, Limerick, recently
took place, when Mr.. Maurice Lehman,
proprietor of the Limerick Reporter was re-
turned without opposition. He received
the congratulations of large number OF
his friends.
LoUrH.-On Sunday, 10th ult., a charity
sermon was preached in the Catholic cha.
pei of Omeath, parish of Carlingford, in aid
of the fund for paying the debt contracted
in effecting extensive repairs on the sacred
edfice.
The Dundalk Democrat of the 22d ult.
says Our flax market commenced on Mon
day last, and was attended with the great
est success. The growers of flax and sew
eral proprietors of scutch mills warmly CO.
operated with the promoters, and the result
was far beyond what the most sanguine
expected.
monument is about being erected to
the memory of the late Thomas w. Fill
gate.
MAYo.-A national school female teacher
named Cunningham, in charge of the school
at Dromore West, was recently arrested at
Castelar,, on a charge of passing a coun-
terfeit ten pound note.
QUEENS CoUNTY.-There are seven can
didates for the representation of the Queen
County. Hon. Mr.. Fitzpatrick, NJ. p, and
Mr.. Mason Jones have been adopted as the
liberal candidates. The latter stands, how
ever, as a Liberal candidate, without the
support of the clergy.
Observation-Disclosures some efforts TO
SOW ulSCOTu, NlTs w OuAc WILL OO CAC
date of the Liberals and, no doubt, trihm
phantly elected. .
TlPrERARY.-On the Goth ult. the Tip
perary police arrested no less than seven
persons on charge of being concerned in
the late attack on Billy Scully, at Ballyco-
hey. Four of them were females-three
being daughters of Dryer, from whose
house the shots were fired; the fourth, a
Young woman who had the double misfor-
tune of being his niece and being on q visit
probably of coincidence, With her cousins
The men arrested were Edward Mullins, o.
Kilkenny; John DwyeEl of Donohiii ane
Peter Birmingham han tho pWy n1an aha and Bin
mingham is a servant to ore of Scully'
tenants. The prisoners being brought be
fore a number oflocal magistrates, wer
secretly questioned and then discharged
the female prisoners being Obliged TO CIV
bail to appear when required.
A most destructive tornado swept owe
parts of the county of Tipperary on tn
night of the 18th ult., causing ravagln
floods along the mountain road from Clog
heen to Lsmore. The bridge of Glengalla
upon the road from Newcastle to cloghee1
consisting of single arch of forty fec
span, HAS been completely carried away
the breach made being about eighty feet
length.
! Captain Edward Saunders, Rallinderr
Park, Borrisokane, has been appointed b
a Hthe Peace.
n The tide of emigration still continues
flow from the railway station of Thurles
s scarcely q week passes by without a bate
o of we'll dressed young men and women,
II respectable appearance, leaving for d
), tant cline, which is to be the land of the
d adoption. In consequence of the lare
\ number that emigrated for the past fe
years, farmers servants and laborers a
l. very scarce, and wages high in all case
W Boys are getting from go to Ell a yea
i and girls f6.
"a WATERFORD At Kilmacow petty sc
" sons, held on the Both ultimo, sub-const
!. bles Boyle and Corcoran, of kilmaco'
40 prosecuted two farmers named Mangan al
t. Reilly, of Ballykerghan, for r., a ASSAULT,
C. tnen anu oDslEuClihS ehcih III eio uiseii"i