The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-03
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
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49,"
-" 1rcs,yt,.r q; "a. 1o.s, IF TnmararS !
= he parpose 81 entering public protest il
,haxlcs j. Kickham at the recent contest, and j
49, people in the county, against the return
& IF. Denis Caulfeld Heron, as, in their
soae Of declaring Mr. Kickham duly elected
mi further with the object of adopting and
to petition against the return of
,ittinr members. The meeting was held on
the Tipperary Hills o range of eminences over
iookinT the town and Of very singular
chsracser from the remarkable resemblance
The peonle assembled upon and around a sort
~ g!rant;c mameleon termed Mallow Pie Hill. |
rom which an extensive view Of the magnifi. |
cent pastoral and sylvan landscape on every
hand, and of the town itself lying in the near
was presented. In consequence of
tho Irregular manner in which the concourse |
was disposed, it would be utterly impossible
to give even o reliable approximation to their
nuInbers but the attendance was very large
md included q considerable portion of electors
oRwealth and responsibility. The proceedings
asm and perfect order.
an. uT..t-n., S,.,..-Ton ,ol,a n rrominent
-...s-d &c IN ;mnndsnt faiaehoods which are
3aaIy oruited m tne shape OF oId
x8 .I 49, oo - ,e ~ :" a GOOD many canm
- ~ho ravsucns,v hunger for material.
100 -aaL - Nos &c a nc.;tive TACT that Mr.
1ssorcs Smith. Of Ardraban. who had served o
notice to omit. was threatened and shot at, and
n va likewise positive that q Sub-Inspeotors
hay had been burned to the last wisp q New
mort This week it turns out that Mr.. George
Ninth had not served any notice, and that he
had NOT been fred at nor even threatened, and
Al alao nnpears that the Subj Inspectors hay is
quite Is fresh as ever, save only o small
annntitv which epem the Sab-Inspector himself
sdmita To have been burnt by accident. There
a 4 Rational method in the outrage system, and
We think the ablest London politician cannot
maEa. IL annear that fair-spirited landlords
even Rnb-fnspectors who are content with
doin0 their duty, have ever been troubled>with
Testers sent by the post, or lead dispatched In
. speedier way along shorter route.
Sseixnre of Arms in Wesfport-Threc Men arrested.
THE local correspondents of the Iyish Times,
rritinU from westport says: Gu last night.
Snb-Inspector Graves, Head Constable Shaw,
and n force of copstabulary, repaired to the
honse Of n man named Gallagher, to search for
srmss They entered the house, and no
s;.tance seemed to be offered, save that one of
Gala oher,s sons made an attempt to draw the
s~ord NJ n nolicemau. and by some medium
or other escaned. and has not as yet been dis
covcred Il anpears the search resulted in the
discover of a loaded six-chamber breech-
loader rifle and some old powder TASKS In
conaauupuca of the arms being found in the
honse. the proprietor, Patrick Gallagher, and
III. two sops were Immediately arrested On
this being done asTge GO s,paass and thpe;r
Oh eli gIaues asso anmauhat of n fbreat-
oemoalioI !. ,as cnnsidered advisable to
onnE n7tuio ~ anI occord;ngIy a de-
caAi ous me mn ss,,b Or" Rao;ment Under the
tacnmehI u Cne Na,.tsnft onT r ia,tanants