The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-02
Irish News.



|. According to the deatl-rate per thousand
Connaught is the heallhiest of the four
Provinces.
Mr.. J. Jacques, of Dublin, art carver in
bog oak, has been awarded prize at the
Paris Exhibition.
County Inspector Cullen has been re-
moved to Galway from Loughren. He esuc-
ceetls Mr.. st. Ledger.
Me- Henry Baldwin Foote, J.P., who had
passed the extraordinary age of one hun
dred years, died on November I'd at Cum
gacunna Castle, in the County of Cork.
Rev. James Moloney, &C., has succeeded
Rev. Fail her Mangan, &C., at st. Mum
chin's Limerick. He is brother of the
parish priest, and comes from Shanagol-
den.
The Tuam News states that at the Tenant
Right meeting in Ballinasloe, November
4th, the mention of the name of King-IIar-
man, NJ. P, for Sligo, was signal for groans
and hisses.
Miss Angela, fifth daughter of Thomas
RYAN, Johns Hill, Waterford, was received
into the Presentation Convent, Ballingarry,
recently. Very Rev. J. Ryan otficiated on
the occasion.
| On November 4th a destructive fire broke
out in the Offices of the Poradown and
Lurgan News, which, in spite of all the
efforts made to save them, were burned to
the ground.
A fire broke out in haggard belonging to
a man named Cabey AZ Killoo, near Clare
Castle Several tons of hay and consid-
cradle amount of corn in stack were con-
sumed claim has been lodged for go
on the ground that the fire had Eeen ma
licious.
On Sunday, in the Church of Rockcorry,
County Monaghan, a charity sermon for the
purpose of wiping away debt incurred in
the completion of the chapel was preached
by Rev. p. Clifford P P, Kilskeery, County
Fermanagh. f173 were collected at the
close of the sermon.
Belfast Ladies' Institute held a meeting
RECENTLY, when vote of thanks was passed
to Mr.. O'Shaughnessy. NJ. p, "for his per
severance in upholding the claimsof girls
in connection with the Intermediate Edu
cation Bill, and in extending the advantages
of that Act to the whole instead OF the hall
of the young people of Ireland"
f. B. Martly, ]. P. for County Meath, has
served notices on the proper authorities fol
acclaim of 93, 600 for the alleged maliciou:
burning of his haggard at Ballyfallon, neal
AlhD0y, recently, Wnen Cne prOuuCe U
eighty Irish acres of wheat oats and bar
: ley, together with two hundred tons of hay
were wholly consumed. The claim is to b'
resisted.
The result of the remonstrances addressed
by the Right Rev. DR.. McEvilly on behal
of his flock to the Lord Lieutenant regard
, ing the late unwarranted procedure of thu
local police authorl les in Galway is salts
factory.to the outraged feelings of the peo
pie. County Inspector st. ledger and Sub
, inspector Cameron will forthwith be re
moved from Galway.
A most wanton outrage was committed a
! Killyman, near Dungannon, County Tyrone
on the 31st of October. Three Ornamental
crosses were torn from the gables of th
Catholic Church there, and destroyed o
s concealed. The malicious parties who per
s petrated the outrage also pulled down par
e of the gable of the sacred edifice in endeav
oring to effect their wicked purpose.
, Mr.. OC. Power, M. p, in speech to hi
!, constituents at Castlebar called upon then
Y to raise the cry of 1.-THE land of Ireland fo
the people of Ireland He said rack rent
+ ing and eviction must be stopped at al
' hazards. and no one class allowed to inter
. fere with the ownership of that which Go
Intended for the enjoyment of all. Th
sentiment is good if Mr. Power will ae
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