The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-08
IRISH AND lRlsH-AMERIcAN NEWS.

IRISH AND lRlSft-AN1n'SAS
The Republicans have nomlnated Gen ID
sheldon G0nnor for Governor Of Maine. !,
The death is announced Of Mr.: George ar;
T. c., Derry, Ireland. !.
General ONeil is again in the tleld Y.
+h;s time he heads an expedition 70 tne 9.
Black Hills. l
Tho irish societies OF Kingston, Cana 81
IA have resolved to celebrate Inc y
Cornell centennial.
Bishop Ryan, Of St. Louis mas rec s;v,
cd = dispatch from Ireland asking nm
:" deliver the Grafton at the O'Connen
Centennial celebration next August.
G. Nanny, aged So, and Mrs. Nally'
AGED 80. were married BY Falner ~ :
sart. Westmeath The bridegroom nau
heen four times and the bride three. tunes (
married previously.
The most Rev. DR.. Power, Lora nisn
on Of Waterford, has forwarded from
his diocese, 267 pounds, l5s, %, TOWARD
the EXPENSES of the O'Connor centenary I
celebration.
Philip Callahan, from Donegal, IS
{ living At Bristol. Pa. He is only one
hundred and six (1O6) years OF age;
He is as healty as grasshopper' anu
able to live another century.
Sir Co,man O'Loghlen, NJ. F., has
: been forwarded by Mr.. John O'Donnen,
E Secretary of the Milltown temperance
j Society petition signed by 3o4 women
E in favor Of the Sunday closing move
j, ment.
e Fiftv-six Engineers in the North chi
e cago rolling mills struck on SATURDAY
a n;9ht because their employers re-
J. fnse to reinstate Dunnigan,. the
J. president Of the union, who had been
ID discharged.
es Charles O'Connor has a new nat.
N There is a tradition among the New
In York LAWYERS that Mr.. OConnors last
"a hat was the identical tile he wore when
to first admitted to the bar, some MY
he years ago
ne At the Bunker Hill Centennial, the
re re Mass. 9th Qrish) Regiment was &C,
nc knowledeed to be the finest ana pes
~ drilled body of troops in the procession
eu not even excepting the famous Hn Q
> a New York.
ted Large numbers of emlgrants cGnllnu'
|. a to leave the neighborhoods OF Eu,sa 90,
the and Portadown, the greater part OF 'n Sn,
nee being bound for New Aealanu a.,
ne Queensland. Very few comparatively
in, are taking their departure tor eltner' u
ms. United States. or Canada.
mes
hen Dnhlin June 1S.-Maj. Leech ia
the nr;nted the all-Ireland challenge shiel
the for competition by rifemen. The An
NEE orleans will compete, as they have pee
! for made honorable members OF the shoo
ssue inc club. No matter which team WIN
) re- the shield must be shot tor next year
not Philadelphia This shield is compet
ID to for annually in Ireland by clubs, ann
port ted with the Irish rifle association, 10
was members of each club competing :,
ed at Of whom must be eligible to shoot IN
pup Irish eight.
than HONoRs TO THE AMERICANS.
n p IN Dublin, June 1S.-A special perfor
,o,,id ance was given tonight in honor
: tho the American team at Gaiety theat
:, .ho Creat crowds filed the streets
a.; ~ cheered the guests. The lord ma
s sh;na and family and many Of the most pro
sn.;a1 nent people Of Dublin we're present.
.ha;- The match between the irish
&c nf Amrican rife teams came OF at la
,,,ner- mount. near Dublin, June the
a,end The match has been won bv
ancas American rifiemen by total OF so'
!, ntrar e27. The following were the indivit
a, hv scores at the thousand yards range:
:. .a Americans-Gi ldersleeve. 81; I
money 81; Fuiton, g Sv a"n
sLv or 81: Dakin, 81; total, 3O3. :,
'A' - DEMONSTRATION, So Hamilton,
NcKenna. az: Miner. Al; johnson
aus Pollock. 40: total, 299.
&c au The Telegraph says there was
nsen 80 900 people present and much ex
'e1 De ment. the Irish people seeming gla
oon the result:
mes. os ..Maior Leech addressed the An
'PoLsI cans and the surrounding masses.
1t Is IN declared himself beaten and the Al
90 as Il cans the first shots in the universe.
prom then called for cheers for Col. u
e iurn- aleere and his men. which wert
'mes II yery heartily given, but when Gale
Fsing Vi he man in the crowd, were gwen
having rome, dons enthusiasm. The 6
hronscte hnrsIin0 in tn shake hands wit
per nad Americans and their ladies, amid ve
isn our ons cheering. Col. Gildersleeve
IS "ouio for cheers for the Irish team, but
0. Inc came no response except fror
nc -;.h;. Americans present. !.
WIN ~ The Americans were extremei.
nded it, ~ .ha contest and are
airy obi uiaI Dc.o.e ana their calmness,
the most IloIe 4 III s.,f'ral;arce are extoled
ependent sas .'1 Tie s.ars and stripes n
emit in its MneI1 . 60. .hnusand hn,ses to.
olic peo- plAseu LII ..-.at. arc crowded. Thu
hey have anu -: So .o.r;ght i that q
Tedded TOD niar JoA: .l,ov;n0 the
tell them nsns :, s;nce thew can
ult rests - Sa1y I. them
lie. 1t is sucn ~. :. The names Of th
annot eat = GAM 81, show ~ what
Dill it. In 1r!sn .ca who cot then
N list or Hisun u 49, of =
never in W e ~ go rrnnI Of
mes inter- roI A a-trezsed cha,
e and our sul's, an "o Tha;r victor