The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-16
NRlSH AND IRISH AMERICAN NEWS.

Mr.. Francis Shields of Toronto shipped
IN Thursday from Montreal for Liverpool
ffty seven head of cattle. Average
weight, fourteen hundred and seven
pounds.
The eldest son of Marshal Mcmahon
xill shortly leave the school Of ST. Cyr,
ana enter as sub-lieutenant in battal-
ION of Chasseurs-a-pied in garrison at
Ennrs.
Ned O'Baldwin has issued challenge
no fight jim Mace, Tom Allen. or any
other man IN the world, tor 900 to
5000 and the championship Of the
world.
Fair Play.-An Irishman who was en-
gagged TO cut ice. when handed cross
eut saw to commence operations with.
pull. out a copper, and turning to his
companion exclaimed. Now, Pat, fair
play head or tail who goes below"
QbIE six Irish Nj. P.'s voted, or were
present. to vote, against the grant to the
Prince Of Wales. These six faithful
servants OF the people were Messrs.
Ronayne, Bigyar O'Connor Power, 4.
Power, Foy and Major OGorman.
Samue! Edgar, u wel-known and
Aeep-eyed Orangeman. was put forward
ey Constable MCachney, at Belfast, on
the charge of drunkenness and shouting
out the "hear,'s blood of Protestant"
He was sent to prison tor two months.
John Bglin has accepted the chal-
t.,n of hA
champion of New England, to row a
ahree- mile race for $4,000 and the cham
oionship of America, the race to take
place, on the Connecticut or on the Hud-
yon.
Know Ncshing opposition to Mr.
Carroll, the Maryland Democratic nomi-
aae,. rs anticipated We believe the is
MI was not raised when Charles Carroll
VI &arrolltOn, an ancestor of the above
vfe was also a Catholic, signed the De
s.aracion OF dependence-Boston Her
no
The Moving Tussocks This an
tQuated custom was held July and 3,
nj the village of kilmakillogue. abou
IL miles from kenmare. and 35 from
Killarney In the midst of a small LAX,
a-e II tussocks When either or thu
whole move persons afflicted are sup
posed to Jump into the lake and come on
perfectly cured They have never beer
known to move vet.
At an Orange meeting, held July y
as Crossgar. W. johnson, Nj. p. in tn,
chair. amongst a series OF resolution
passed was the following THAT W
pledge ourselves by every means to re
sist any attempt to dis-member the Bri,
ish Empire. at home or abroad and shall
IN the interests OF Professionalism. to the III
most of our power. cultivate good Ill
Outstanding between the home countrie
and the Colonies. as well as the perpe,
nal union of Great Britain and Ireland
Grecrett to have to state (says the Du,
garvan correspondent of the Watcrfo,
SewsG. which do on most reliable q
shcrity, that Sir Edward Kennedy. Bart
Who was considered one of the best Ian
lords IN Ireland intends to raise 4
rsnts on the occupying tenants on t
so~nlands of Boulatin. Ballintlea. Curr
been. aud Monaheen. in this count
Lhe saddest part. however, is the stat
AsEt tuat uottcSS VI cleCtiuoue uss'o oS
served on several OF the tenants on
above-named tow nlands.
In the upper storeys of the magn
cent new postoffice building in n
York, the United States Courts Co
District and Circuit) and the Law L
nary, are now located. This library
>ne of the best selected and most va
.l,le collections OF its kind in existen
In the middle of the larger room i
marble statue of James I. Brady
IT, west room will be portrait
Thomas Adds Emmett. with those
chancellor Kent and Judge G. c. 81
son. And in the committee room vii
psaced bronze medallion OF Cha
6Connor. now President OF the Lior
With . similar one of William N. Ey'