The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-29
Irish News.

'rrOm ihte lTlSH ExcnangeSI
Another whisky firm in Dublin has failed
for f20, 600.
Lord Londonderry has again given his
mechanics notice to stop working unit
further orders
A special telegram from Rome says: Rev
G. Logue, Professor Maynooth has beer
appointed by the Propaganda to the See o.
Raphoe.
At the North Infrmary, Cork, the Coro
ner held an inquest on the body of Kate
OHalloran, who died suddenly of disease
Of the heart.
Patrick Shorten, night porter at the
kilshetan Station, County Tipperary, while
crossing the rails was run over by train
and killed instantly.
In the election for the county of Clare,
for member of Parliament, OGorman Ma.
hon, the Nationalist candidate, was re.
turned by 130 majority.
VIM. Hawkins, over sixty years of age,
near Ballyhiand, County Wexford, some
miles from Enniscorthy, committed suicide
by hanging. Deceased, unmarried, resided
with a married brother.
Ellen Cremen, living at Brandon Road.
Cork, while in bed, was fatally hurt by the
ceiling of the room in which she was Sleep
ing falling on her covering her ell over.
She was taken out, and died the following
day from the injuries sustained.
An action against the Cork and Macroom
Railway Company by John Kennedy and
wife, for injuries sustained, was heard in
Dublin. The jury awarded kennedy f25
in addition to f25 lodged in court, and his
wife fl00 in addition to $25 lodged in court.
The bootmakers of Dublin went OH strike
against reduction of wages, which the
masters declared they were obliged to insist
on to meet the growing competition of
English trade. The men have resolved to
appeal to the public against starvation
wages"
Three young men proceeded to the lake
which supplies Armagh with water, for the
purpose of fishing. They attempted to go
over to an island by fastening rope to
tree. The rope broke and the men were
preciptated into the water, and one of
them, named Villers, was drowned.
A very sad affair took place at Balm
Tough, in the County Roscommon. Two
brothers, named Grealy, quarreled, when
one struck the other inf1icting a fatal
wound. The man who committed the as
sault was Immediately arrested and brought
into Castlerea. The wounded man died
from the effects of the injuries Aninquest
was held on the body by J. ]. Burke, Cor
oner. Verdict, ''Manslaughter."
An exchange says; "Sligo Flockmasters
had better look to their laurels, or our r-
repressble American cousins will cut the
ground from under their feet. The City
of Dublin Company's steamship "Mullin-
gar" from Liverpool, brought 34S Ameri-
can sheep, which had recently been landed
in the Mersey, and after the necessary ex.
animation reshipped to Dublin. They were
consigned to city flesher, and but for the
fact that their fleeces were somewhat
soiled they appeared nothing the worse of
their trans-oCean voyage. They looked
like mixture of Leicesters and mountain
raised animals"
There was a sale of church property in
the office Of the Church Temporalities Com
missioners of the County Carlow Among
the lots disposed of were the following:
County Carlow Barony of Irone West, CON
tanning 107a. 1r. 20p.. yearly rent fS4 3s.
9Kd., lease dated 1889 for 999 years, sold for
e., 020 to Mr. Patrick Foley, County Dub
lin. Constabes Meadows and Eustace Plot
Tallaght, containing Ga. Or 26p., yearly
rent II 1Ss. 3D., lease for q years from 1871
sold for f250 to Mr.. John Boothman, Bles-
,ington. Plots in the townland of Tallasht,
Sla, 2r 2Sp., yearly rent 412 los
3D., lease for q years from 1871, sold to Mr.
Blessington, for Il $40.