The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-06
NIscEIIAWEous IRIsH NEWS.
ITO June TAI
FIRE AND RIOT IN DUBLIN.

FIRE AND RIOT IN DUBLIN. d
The close of last week was sig1alizsa An n G
Dublin by probably the most tha Oldest living
sraI;,ant ran remember The FIRE originated .
in the extensive saw-mills and timper.yadSt pa a
Mr. sSsssa e ass Of il
the overwhelming of some wood thaI Iay nT c
the engine-room or boiier-hou 20 rayapes.
and it was Eve O'Clock on Sunday morning morn p;
fore it could be said to have haitea ~ s;S
During the tbs sav for miles with
rid glow by the light OF which one '.I,n;,G of
iy read, and lighted up the samma cn.Mna of
city to such degree c1 snai Visible than
daytime. Mr.. Kelly's premises anu tn 20 p SAY.
erty they contained were, We Iegres ,; w the
Gallant exerticns Of the fire brigade the In
iury was not entirely confined to inc ansict
yard. Accompanying the nIe was authorities
which narrowly escaped being ae"aaS' Thnmss
crowd. of course, was attracted 10 inon,as |
amongst whheh az mIs' We're actively
s;st;nc TO save property, or to check the havoc
that was being wrought; Blu, But Inc u. anne e9 Sy
the was on the part of the
T noIies. who, together with the military, haa
been summoned to the spot In gieaae 'o the 20
y; oams Pa" way of ordering the crowd, was
nn that account felled to the ground ND. ny
q blow from one or more o rasort.d to on
npon, .r s'' of the people, and charging with
axed bayonets on the part OF inc ,pid pa.
lice. In the conflict 9th many Sides s Even spec
r tators, like the Lord Mayor, did nGS 20
cane unframed. The criminal class, Whsc Ita MT
to % n ,od1n IN all other large
tres Of population in the world, had oeen od
the spot in some force before TINS oSt Nv co
W. nth their appetite for outrage whet!eu y 80
mons notations in the liquor shops, had peer
p pnrsnns their trade Of plumber Tho rio rio
gave them an additional SPpo thu soldiers an,
chief and srs the people Thoma
street. they were committing aepihorah",oa %
cesses in other places in the ne's"'''n
the conaagratiop,
LORD aussEIL!s BILL.
Lord Russelps Unsuitable passion for talk re
4 him on Monday night to make long ana ai'
s iii the
of Ireland." The speech-into which the fsl
: al Laws, the ameliorative measures Of rso So
ysa sda see question and Father oKesii
|! and of course his Eminence Cardinal Cuilt
aud his Holiness the Pope, we're in ae
your orsS of Ireland as intense that which ev
swayed in the past the author OF Sms G fram
T l;sb States statesman now-adays, Lord Russell a
mits that Ireland was eontpu
but denies snas ana TO redress such ev
aide IA agrarian Disturbances end party riots, q
Pride. 20 nTevent the Pope ruling instead OF que
atnrrsb;n of State for the Lord Lieutenant
is was be would make the verdict of eight out
twelve jurSm thns saI inyoIvins the punishme
of death, and he would give the Privy Conn
in England power to F1 FATHER 20 o S1s
ming suppose" who might DC The sonar
such fsa! is, 10 which ENGLAND provides
Of ra- H1,n last
,tenoe existence of Ireland as an lndepenaSnU
- ;ts A short discussion, in which Lords klmoerl
bnroh Monok, oranpore' Sugar taasn Mace. Lord
.rient sells bill passed it's FIRST stage, which as
"uu- the case of the man who peramoniaIeu
ont his head, was probably its last.
EMPHATIC DECLARATION OF IRISH PRIESTS
cy Oh FAVOR OF HOME RULE
per At meeting of the clergy Of the ga
tation .Deanery Diocese of Achrony, held in SNini
Monday the 9th Of Jo me- t soowips
''ne' intious were unanimously adopted:
alton. :. That without self-government no ccnr
can u TIT II ne have had sad illustration of
! so"e tr,tb in the history of Ireland ever since
: ciei subiection to Englsh rule.
$, all THAT notwithstanding the announ . p
=. Lott. said to have been made by the present n
- Minister Of England, to the effect that, WI
view to redressing the admitted SrleSauoe
AIRY 40 csuturies q new course was to be pursue'
range wards Ireland, and that theneeforth she
parch- to be governed ind legislated for in az
ArryinE dance with Irish IDEAS Tue bPlTlt ING
es with towards her in the Imperial Parliament,
Ter pro since that famous announcement was u
lawyer, | on the Education and other vital quest
chanc, eonfirms our conviction that 1t Is IDLE aud
d 10 be to EXPECT Justice from that Pnrhamsnt.
,opomy, THAT we therefore pledge ourselves
lips the our influence, in every lawful and COM
ssOr and tional way, to obtain for our beloved CO..
eficiary the benefit of domestic Legislation.
becomes ''B. DURCAN, Dean, ChalrmSi
o little "MICHAEL D. STAuNToN, e z, .
ngrega- Very Rev. Dean Durcan, Y: u, STlI
isoopaD Very Rev. Matthew Canon F1nns hllm
here ex- yery Rev. Thomas Judge, boholR5 cry
IeIy pre- james Higgins, KIiaSeghE; xsSy Key "
lbSOrbing Riltimagh; James Hurst, Altymas =,
o'DonnefI, straide; Michael oDonneIl
the lit ford Peter Hart. Kilgaryip; John v
rher, Bohola; Michael d. Staunton,
'memoer ford: Philip Muiligsn, Swinford +
eelibacy Hunt, KiImovee Thomas Koran, XII
ty, even Denis Ohara' hn''nSHn
of what CaracAS''' THE o'KEEFFE.
strength nn;nrr hard With Father Q