The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-04-04
NEWS FROM IRELAND.
Wexford

The Dublin IUzttte, OF HaFch ie'r I'm +
ins preliminary notice I'm accordance g
it'll the ,ress section of the g Peace Pres q
vation Act y for the suppression OF the .
eiaster Independent, on account of arti- t
es. which, it is alleged, appeared IN that !
nrnal calculated to incite to the COM
,ission of the crime of murder.
Galway.
On Saturday morning, February "A, the
emain. Of Denis Kirwan, Esq, D. L.
treasurer of the county of Galway, arrived
D Dublin BY mail train, accompanied by
j. onlv son, who on the previous day
anne Of age: Lord Cloncurry, his nephew;
colbert Boikin, Annah; r. A. Ii. hlrwan
ruF Dennis Kirwan, and Charles Blake, /
ssors., Tuam, and W. Bsyley, Denis
own, and were thence conveyed by hearse
o the terminus Of the Dro.heda Railway:
. Although it wa. intended the funeral
should be private, still large number
assembled on the platform, among whom
wer. the Hon. Major Lawless, Henry hir-
wan. Dublin: Thomas 5. Airvan, wand
we'll: Walter Seymour, Beltamon; GeorSc
Morris. Weipark, and John Blake, luam'
who also proceeded with the remains 70
heir last resting place, Greenmouht,
Castlebelingham, the family burial place OF
Mr.. kIrwan.
Derry.
Mr.. W. Johnston had fixed Tuesday
the 10Th March, for calling attention to
the conduct of the Irish Executive with
respect to the recent Derry celebrations.
Mr.. Johnston meditates vote of censure
self with the fullest possible information
on the occasion Of his attack, the member
for Ballast gave notice that he will ask the
Chief Magistrate for Ireland whether the
sworn informations aud other documents
on which the proclamation was issued by
the government, relative to the procession
of the apprentice bows of Derry, on the
9th of August, 1871, ordered on the 18th
of August last, are laid upon the table, he
will have any objection to add to them the
proclamation itself and also the c0rrey pon.i-
ence between the government and Cap
tain keogh, K. NJ, AMI any other magis-
trate IN Derry, respecting the celebration
of the 18th December, 1870.
Armagh.
On February 26, dreadful accident oc-
CARED at the workhouse in Lurgan 1t
seems that mason named William Cairns
was on the top Of a part # the house,
which is three stories high, making some
repairs on the roof, when the scaffoldiug,
which wa. very insecurity put up, gave
way, and he was at once preciptated to
the ground, falling on his face on a large
heap of stones IN the ward. The poor man,
who has large family, was at once car
rled INTO the intrmary, and attended to BIZ
the Medical gentlemen of the WORK house,
who has slight hopes of his recovery.
Wcstmeath.
A fearful attempt TO murder a Young
man named Weir, in the imme late neigh
borhool of Kibeggan, took place Oh sun
day FEB. 25th). 1t appears that Weir
had been that dav in fvrrelis Pass. a
village 4 few miles distant, and was return
ing from there ut, or after eight clock in
the evening, when, being nelr the mills of
Coola, he was fired at from behind the
ditch, and wounded in the arm and side
with Il number of large sIugs, none of which
penetrated any vital part, and ali Of which
have been extracted. There is no a~signa-
bic cause for this attempt on the life of an
unotfending man, save what is said to be a
suspicion that during the winter of 1870,
some houses in the ncighborhOoI were Wis
tied by an armed party, and Weir, who
was, 1t is stated, until lately in the Dab
In police, Is SUI posed to have given infor-
nation. The wounded man saw no per
son, the night being dark, and the hedge
sufficiently close anl thick to conceal
everything. Another account states that
the outrage was committed ut a villa.
called Cloonygiynu, situate within mile @!
kibeggln, Oh the TyrrcI!pass road
Mail.
Kings County.
A correspondent. writing from Borriso-
leigh, county Tipperary, on February %,
says: " For the past eight or ten weeks
the rural ConStabuiary in the Kin.s county
AMI county ripPerary have bsca searching
necessarily, night and day, over the moan
tains AMI through the remote g'ens AMI
swamps Of the two countias for q yoang
man namoI Patrick Nlrcane, who is
charged with participation in the mar ler
of Cornelius Glilfovlc, near Noaer-all,
Kings county. Tho police Of this district
and of Thurles district having been in.
formed that he had found hiding place il
their neighhorhooi, redoubled their vigi.
lance; ami accordingly, Sub-Inepector Me
Ardle took ii party Of mea with him in the
middle Of the night on Sua iav, n !. afte a
wearying march, surroan lei a mouse il
Roskeen, while the ub-Inspcctor ant
some Of his men went in to search the
rooms. The officer was not long inside
when he turned out Nlrrlne, who was w.
ing unier two or three women. who. il
seems, were concnaling him. Nurcau.
was directly marched away, ami sent
next morning 10 the Kings CO lnty iail.
Kiiscnny.
The Ltstmrl says: " \ tl'Alsal All
amable gentleman, Elgeae Nolan, Esq.
NJ. D., del on the l2,h Of feo-l4rv, It
the residence of his Uncle. the Rev. JOAN
ANbidtf' e, htNtttc- AZ WIS ABOUT =
years Of ago when lelth visise an VIA
an attack ogtypaus fever, which Il. clIca,
at Castlecomer in the discharge of Ms
professional duties. The nam d EI.enc
Nolan is widely known, because whoever
knew him coall never forget han. The
rarest qualities were combined 10 his char
acter, which WAS without spot uc stain. no.
bic among the uobie>t. There are Irash-
men IN Australia an! in America whose
hearts Will heav, with EN- fion when they
hear of Dr.. Nolan death If it hal
please Providence to have left h.n longer
among the poor Of Cusz.ecou1cr, h. wa-s. }
have a.leyjatei III Ich distress ii tha; neigh
horhool. Short a. he vas there his Guar
ity, his bencyoience. and his humane feel
ms caused him to be regarded as the ftien
Of the neely. The maifi,uie that follow
ed. weeping, after his remains to the fam
lily buryin- ground at My>haii, coanty Car
low. bore testimony 70 his worth, for
which, We trust, he is now cnioyin. the
reward Of a short, bat eminent!y valuable
life