The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-06
Irish News.

Mrs. Mary Mahony was fined ESQ at tho
last Dunmanway Petty Sessions for having
in her possession spirits for Illicit sale.
| A farmer and ca tie dealer named Ed
mund Ryan, from Gurteenabarna BOrrisO-
leigh, was killed by a train at the Limerick k
Junction.
! At Reamore, near Newport. the houses of
Patrick Ryan and Dennis Sweeny were
burned to the ground, and also two cocks
of hay in the haggard.
Earl Dufferin is to get free lunch at
Ulster Hall, Belfast, on November 2Gth, but
any one paying 30s for a ticket can have the
honor of seeing him eat.
Captain Chappendal was appointed to
the Governorship of Nenagh, Goal, in room
of W. s. Minchin. who has been superan-
nuated. The salary is ESQ year.
The station-master of Nulafernalan
Station, on the cambridge line, while hook
ing ON the chains of two wagons, was acci-
dentally killed by being crushed between
the buffers, on Nov. 18th.
The largest steamer which has ever ar
vrived in the Shannon is now unloading in
Tthe floating dock, Limerick She has come
freighted with some thousands of tons of
corn for the Messrs. Bannatyne, and close
OH one hundred men are employed unload
ing her. .ua. ID
Edward Woods, eighteen years of age.
was taking part as drummer in band in
celebration of Guy Fawkes Day at Derry,
when some one from behind him-acci-
dentaliy, there is no doubt-discharged the
contents of q revolver into the young mans
left leg, inticting severe wound.
At the Cavan Assizes the Judge said that
several applications had been made to him
to appoint Q proGeSs-server for Ballinash
District, which was vacant. On looking at
the list he found there were thirty-fiye
process-servers in the County Cavan, while
in the County Leitrim, where the business
was nearly as heavy, there were only eleven.
There was not more than an average of
fifty civil bills more in Cavan than in
Leitrim, and he could not undersa and why
they required so many as thirty four here.
They entailed great expense on the county,
as they were entitled under the new act to
additional payment.
The ship carpenters engaged at Mr..
Rogers ship building establishment, Car
are out on strike against pro-
posed reduction of wages. Up till Monday
last the men were in receipt of 30s per
week. A few days previous to that date
tney received n0tlce OF reduction OF As
per week, and as they considered the re-
duction more than the circums ances of the
case demanded they declined to agree to
The terms, and left off work. They are will
ing, however, to resume work at reduc-
lion of IS per week, but to this proposal
heir employer declines to accede, and ne
,c appear at present to be at dead
ock. .. SIG
Deaths of prominent persons in County
Galway are noted as follows Mrs. NJ. Ly-
len, relict Of the late Michael Lyden, Cliff |
len, and mother Of Rev. p. J. Lyden, &C. /
rnan, and DR.. NJ. J, Lyden. .I.aherdane,
Witch occurred at Clifden on Nov 9th, in |
he 5Sth year of her age; Thomas Joyce. J. |
p, of Rahassane, SO years of age Mr.. |
fom Kavanagh died suddenly on Nov 11th
rom apoplexy Mr.. Kayanagh, besides his \
arge establishment at the North Wall, /
Dublin, was proprietor of the Railway Ho- !,
ea. Athenry; aged sixty-six. William Da-
y, of St. Francis street. Galway. De- /
eased, who, was son of the late Nicholas
DAILY, and nephew of tue late Very Rev.
father Daily, ?. p. was unmarried, and \
vas forty three years of age. At Eyre
'quare Mrs. O Brien, step-daughter OF John