The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-03
Irish News.

waterford Steamship Company is having new
steamer built.
Honoria. wife of Dominck Gilmore died Sep
tember 10th at Tuam.
new organ was erected in Kilrush Catholic
Church on September 8th.
Mr.. William Kelly. T. c., is candidate for the
Mayoralty of Waterford for 1879
Ulster Rifle Association held its rife meeting
at Clandeboye on September 10th and 11th.
Laurence Steen, aged seventy-eight years, died
September 10th at Mandistown, County Meath.
Ulster Spinning Company has just issued its
report The total loss on the half year E14, ,953
Annual school feast of the pupils OF Aghadarrah
National School came off at Clogher Park on Sep
tember 9th
Archbiship of Tuam confirmed three hundred
children on September I'd at Williamstown, do
cese of Tuam.
bakery concern on Georges street, Waterford,
was sold at public auction on September 5th to
Mr.. Thornton for Fl $50.
A large box containing military boots, con-
signed to Galway in 1875 was found few miles
from the town on September 9TH.
Limerick Catholic Literary Insttut opened its
session for 1873 and 1879 Scptem Der 9th The ca air
was taken by William Spillane, j. p.
Four hay-stacks at South Camas. near Bruff
property of two men named Mangan and Barry
were totally destroyed by fire recently.
Ballntubber races came off on September 9TH
over the lands of Feraghy near Oran, between
Ballintubber and Roscommon.
The Tyrone Constitution" office recently a
pumpkin grown by George McClintock, Seskanore
1t weighed over sixtysix pounds.
Mrs. King Harman announces her intention of
carrying out the desire of her late husband to be-
stow IL 600 on the united ocese of Elphin and
Ardagh.
Charles Fl Binns, manager of the National Bank,
Clohmel has been appointed to the Limerick
br1npb made hy ha Of Nr
of Lisdoonvarna.
Anniversary of Col. Leonard, one of the dead
Fenian Leaders of the movement of 1867, was an
nounced by placard to be held at Monknewlown,
near Drogheda, on September 18th.
Patrick Hogan and Mary, daughter of the late
on September 9th in the Newbridge Catholic
Church by Canon Donnelly, P. P.
Dominick J. Conway of Castleroa and Annie
daughter OF the late J. P. Flanagan, of Ransboro
County Sligo, were married IN September I'd at
the Cathedral, sligo by Rev. P Fitzmaurice.
Newtownhamilton fair. held recently, was well
stocked with all kinds of cattle Buyers were pres
ent from Newry D ndalk, Drogheda, cambridge,
Belfast and all the principal towns in the North
Very Rev. Dr. OBrien, Dean of Limerick.
preached sermon in Brr Catholic Church on
September 18th, in aid of the funds to pay oil the
debt due by the building OF st. Brendan's Chris
tian schools.
rvs Hall, Belfast, Septe Der llth. Mr.. f. II.
O'Donnell, MP, delivered a lecture on Home
rule and Tenant Right" Chair was occupied by
Mr.. Joseph Biggar, Mp.
New church OF the Immaculate Conception at
kingscourt was consecrated on September Sth by
Right Rev Dr. Nul y. Sermon on the occasion
was preached by Father Burke, o. p, after which
sum of f225 was collected.
Schooner Mary Mcsweeney of Belfast, one hun
dred and tfty-six Jons VIM. CiaWey, MASTER Was
wrecked recently on the foul g'ound Morecamb be
Bay, and three OF her crew. William McCah5rey A.
Ross, and the COOK were drowned.
The following Wexford farmers had sheep killed
by dogs recently: Owen Murphy, of HaystoWn, g.;
David Friday, of Whitecnurch, 6; Martin Clifford,
OF WllkinstoWn,2: 2: John Murphy, of Brick etstown,
4, an Jas. Sttnnard, j. p, Bricketstowu, 8.
Clonak lily Church is rapid approaching COM
petion. The final works have been contracted
for, the pastering being undertaken by Richard
Evans, OF Cork, at e. ,300 and the glazing by Mr.
rrett, of Dublin, at $500 The cost of the Struc-
ture SO far amounts to GS000.
Following is list of Irish artisans selected to
visit and report on the Paris Exhibition: Thomas
Smith, slversmith; Thomas Waterson, harness and
saddle maker; James Cleary, modeler in Belleck
pottery; -- Lambert optical machiniSt; r.
Townsend, practical hOsier; John Frazer cabinet
maker; III. A. Murray, silk spinning machinist; !;
George Magill, brass founder; Edward Hudson,
grainer and painter; George Short, marble carver;
+. Ritchie ornamental glass cutter; VIM. Clarke
lithographic printer; William Sullivan, poplin
weaver; J. III. PerCival, practical goldsmith; John
Bury, coach builder: R. Fl. FenWick milwright
(practicaD; Henry Harnin9tOn, titter David A.
Ellis, spinner of yarns; II. Cooper, porcelain
painter; John McGilligan, wood carver; William
Byrne, wood turner: Matthew Farrell, machnist;
J. A. Fahie, C.E, director OF the party