The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-21

has been appointed to branch of the same
bank at Cashel.
The Magherafelt fax market, held Octo,,
ber 31st, was the largest in the county, and
the quality very fine.
Henry J. Blake, of Glenlow Abbey, and
Mrs. Kate Mullarkey, both of Galway, were
married recently in England.
The household furniture, together with
stock, crops, ETC., of T. W. Cape, of Wood
lawn, was sold by auction recently.
The Christian Brothers of Galway appeal
for aid to erect memorial to the memory
of the late venerable Brother Paul
OConor.
Thomas Quinn, J. P, Kilbeggan, while
driving on the CoOla Road his horse ran of,
throwing him to the ground and injuring
him, but not severely.
The fame of the Limerick Musical Society,
of which Messrs. Smith and Gibbonsar con-
ductors, is widespread, and the concerts
given by the society are well attended.
Sarah Boyd, widow residing at Long
Commons Coerain, aged fifty-eight was
burned to death in her house. Her clothes
took fire and she was unable to assist her
self.
n COIlSlueTd IluIl1DeT VI CdICdoStS VI W D
and sheep, which were lost off the American
steamers during the late severe gales, have
been washed ashore on the Cork and Kerry
coasts.
An old and respected Limerick citizen
has passed away in the person of Dennis
RYAN, who died at his residence, Broad
| street, on October 28th. He was liberal
con nributor to all the local charities, and
| had bSnrihaI e OO0 OF 1aact towards the
internal decoration Of St. Johns Cathe-
dral.
The Tyrone Constitution" gives over
three columns of ejectment cases heard at
the Omagh Assizes, and in no case was the
amount claimed given. Such is the Tenant
Right Bill.
The Foyle Literary Association ot
Omagh held its first public meeting, which
consisted of music, -ecitations, &c. Messrs
Mullin, Ford, Nicholl and others rendered
the meeting very interesting
Mr.. Shaughnessy, M. P, visited the st
MichaePs Temperance Society, Limerick
recently, accompanied by the Rev. e. L.
O'Dwyer, c. c., President. He addressed
the meeting and was well received
An accident occurred near Corofin, Coun
| ty Limerick, on October 2Sth. A youne
gentleman named Studdert was riding 6
restive horse, which, after having SHE'D a
some object on the roadside, raised itsel
high on its hind legs and fell back, crushing
the rider, who died from the injuries sus
tanned in the fall. The deceased was the
eldest son of Major c. w. Studdert, of Crag
more.
The Anglo-Celt October 28h, says: awe
understand that quite crop of sensational
cases will be brought before the Caviar
magistrates at Petty Sessions on Monday
next. The force seem determined no
only to distinguish themselves, but to bring
Cavan into notoriety. There is such {
thing as going too far and this might prove
a retrograde movement for the busy consta
bles."
A farmer named hawthorne, residing IL
the Parish of Newtownards, County Down
this year sowed a Dutch hogshead of fla1
seed, which cost him about "a, on three
Cunningham acres of land, and from tha
he has been able to scutch two hundred anC
thirty three stone of fax, Which was sole
in Newtownards flax market at IS Sd PEI
stone, or f96 Is Sd. This is the largest yielt
that has been known in the Ards distric
for many years.