The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-23
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| gallant young Corkman dashed through
the enemy's lines, took command of the
bewildered Zouaves, and dispersed their
assailants.
RELEAsE OF "coLoNEL BURKE.
Mr.. Mcguire, NJ. p, has received q COM
stating that Col. Richard Burke, now an
inmate of the criminal lunatic asylum at
Broadm0or, will be released on license on
terms similar to those granted in the case
of Bryan Dillon, and entrusted to the care
of his brother. The license simply re-
quired that he shall present himself once u
year at such place rs shall be appointed by
the Lord Lieutenant. Burke was one of
the Fenian leaders, and the man on Whole
account CIerkenweil was blown up.
AwrULLY SUDDEN DEATH.
During the proceedings of the Court Of
Quarter Sessions to-day, man named
Thomas Laffy, pensioner, who was sit
nf On t bugg aspy va. to @
nounced dead by DR.. Cleland, who hap
pened to be present. Death was caused
by disease of the heart. The Wife of the
deceased tainted on seeing the body. De-
ceased was defendant in a case Of eject
ment brought by the Sisters Of Mercy as
executrix Of the will of the late Father
Daly.--GaiTdy Nindicator. june %.
NEwrowNBurLEn LAND SESSIONS.
AT thesesesssicns, which have concluded,
there were large number of ejectments,
out Of which Lord Erne had four, aud the
Earl of Enniskilleu no less thai nineteen.
Claims for distur Dances, ETC., were entered
In several ipstan ces, but as they were mot
served q full calendar month before the
commencement of the sessions the hearing
was postponed by the chairman until the
next land sessions in October.
COMPULSORY VACCINATION.
At the Bridgewater quarter sessions Mr..
Bovett. veterinary surgeon, and Mr.. Ro-
berts, coach builder, were indicted for con-
to produce their children before O magis-
trate in a case in which the defendants
were summoned for neglecting to have
their children vaccinated. They were fined
f5 each, the Recorder at the same time in
timating that imprisonment would be in
ficted on repetition Of the offence.
BRUTAL MURDER IN COUNTY TYRONE.
townstewart, County Tyrone, June Doth.
Mr.. Glass, cashier Of the Northern Bank,
was brutally murdered in the bank Office,
while preparing to close, and El500 in
notes abstracted. There were wounds in
the head, as II inflicted by Ratchet, and .
the ear. '
THE o'coNoR~ DOM
The rumor has been industriously circu-
lated that the O'Conor Don has accepted
peerage, and that o vacancy is about being
created in the representation Of our county.
We confess we do not consider this very
probable, but the matter has got SO much
publicity that we do not feel justified in
Withholding it from our readers.-Roscons
mon Messenger, June "a.
PLEURo-PNEUMoNIA IN TIPPERARY.
We regret to learn that this dreanful dis
temper exists at present ON q few farms in
the Immediate vicinity Of Tipperary. The
disease appeared simultaneously on the
farms of Mr.. Samuel Houston, Baronstown,
| and Mr.. John Houston, of Ruthasaragh,
| near Tipperary, some five weeks ago.
Iipperary Free Press.
THE REPRESENTATION OF MONAGHAN.
| Lord Cremorne, formerly N. P, will
again contest the representation Of Mona
CHAN. Mr.. John Madden, Hilltown Park,
will, 1t il believed, be the Home Rule can
didate. The Nationalist party propose
Professor Galbraith.
| SUDDEN DEATH IN WATERFORD.
An army pensioner, named Daniel Hayes,
died OF Sunday afternoon, June 25th, sud
denly. Mr.. Hayes had eaten . hearty din
ner and went to bed, where he was found
quite dead in a short time after.
ST. MARY-JEFFERsoN CoLLEGE.-A literary
and dramatic exhibition will take place ct this
| axcellent inatitutioa at o'clock on the morn