The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-09
IRELAND.



the goth Sept, in the Mater Msericorde
Hospital, Dublin, from the effects Of in
juries received by being drivin over in
Townsend street on the 10th Sept. A YER
dict Of Accidental Death was returned.
Carol, the driver of the car, was exonera-
ted from all blame.
The Dublin Exhibition Palace is to be
converted into Museum of Art, Industry,
and Science, on the South Kensington mod
el.
On the 9th nit, ground was broken near
the General Post-Ofice, Dublin, for the
construction of a "tramway' (horse rail
road) to Roundtown. 1t is expected the
lire will be completed in couple of
months Messrs. Fisher and Paris are
the contractors for the company.
Wexford.
On the 10Th Sept, melancholy acct
dent occurred at Rosslare, by which man
named Denis Regain, and Mr.. Luke Sweet
man, who was for some time chief officer
by the upsetting of a whale boat in which
they were going from Rosslare Station, to
meet the coastguard cutter, and put a man
on board. The body of Mr.. Sweetman was
found, and un inquest held oil 1t, on the
18th ult. Denis kclls, chief boatman,
stated that he, with five other men and the
Il L., II
boat which was capsized on the evening
mentioned. Deceased, with himself and
another man, three times got on the bot
tom OF the boat, and they were as often
washed off At last the boat righted and
five of them got into her in state of great
exhaustion. All had cork Jackets ON ex-
cept Denis Regain, whose body has not
been found. Simon Leary deposed that,
assisted by six others, he launched his cot
and Wrought in alive FIVE of the crew. The
jury found verdict in accordance with the
evidence: to which they added-"The jury
wish to record their sense of the very meri-
torious conduct of Simon Leary, James
pelany, Laurence Hayes, David Hayes,
Richard Murphy, Michael Delany, and
William Croly, who, by their prompt and
gallant exertions, We're the means of saving
the hives of five men on the occasion vt this
sad accident
Wcstmeath.
The death is announced of the Countess
aSf
Sept. The deceased lady was Anne,
daughter of the late Malachy DAILY, ESQ,
OF Raford, county Galway, and was married
to the Earl of Westmeath (who only sue
ceeded to the title this year) in 1929. She
leaves three sons and three daughters.
Kilkenny.
The stables and kennel at Johnstovn,
the residence of Sir Edward Kennedy,
were burned down on the night of the 2nd
ut. 1t is stated that the fire was acciden
tai.
An untried prisoner named Browne,
with innumerable aliases, accused of
serious offence, effected his escape from
Kilkenny Jail on the night of the 2Sth
Sept. A deserter from the 9th Dragons,
named Greene, and going by different
aliases, also broke out of his cell by some
unexplained way, and managed to clear the
boundary. lie was undergoing sentence
of 10 months hard labor for th,ft.
Meath.
At kells Petty Sessions, on the 2d
ult., Patrick Flood, who had charged a
man with administering a Fenian oath,
was committed for perjury.
With much regret we have to announce
the sudden and unexpected death of Mr..
Patrick FARRELL, Of Watergate ST., Navan.
and Stackallen Mills Mr. Farrell. as was
his usual custom, had come into Navan. on
the 3rd ult., to attend the weekly corn
market, and Immediately on entering his
residence complained of a pain in his head.
Before he could be assisted to a seat he fell
to the ground and died almost instantan-
eoasly Dr. Hamilton was shortly in atten-
dance, anu gave his opinion that death re-
suited from apoplexy. Mr.. Farrell, who
was about seventy years of age, was an old
and respected inhabitant, and for wears en-.
gagged in the milling trade
Cork.
BY the death of Mr.. Philip O'Connell,
Seasonal Crown Solicitor for the East
Riding of the County of Cork and for the
city of Cork, these two appointments
are vacant. The Dublin Freeman saws:
Eve understand that Mr.. j. c. Blake.
Solicitor, Cork, has been appointed to the
crown-proseeutorship of the city of Cork,
vacant by the death Of Mr. Philip O'Con.
mel. The vacant Grown, prosecutorship of
the East Riding has not yet been disposed
ef
MIR. Anthony 0'Connor, solicitor. Of
Mallow, has been appointed to the Session
al Crown Solicitorship, ole OF The Offices
vacated BY the death Of Air. Philip o Con-
nell