The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-13
Irish News.


from late Irish Exchangesl
The snowfall Oh December 18th and 18th
all over County Tipperary has not been
equaled III twenty-five years.
Lieut.. Col. u. R. Deasc, Celbridge Abbey,
has been appointed TO the Commission of
the Peace for the County Meath, Kildare.
A man named VIM. Irvine, who had
reached the advanced age of one hundred
and ten years, died at KilnlacTenan, Done
gal.
An Irish iaborer named Rafferty, was ar
reSted iii Liverpool on the charge of mur
deriDg q tinker in Roscommon by shooting
him.
John Dillon, of Corn Market and Long
wood avenue, Dublin, died recently. He
Was one of the oldest members of the So
ciety Of st. Vincent de Paul in Dublin.
Around Maryboro and in parts of Kildare
SHOW liest to the depth of nearly foot
Hunting is out of the question and skating
is resortGd to wherever the ice is clear of
snow.
A meeting was held in the Courthouse
lE Droglreda to raise funds to relieve the
distress which at present largely prevails
amongst the working classes of the town.
ESQ pounds was subscribed.
Such strong ice was formed on the river
between Queen sCollege and Sandys Baths
at Cork, that some enjoyed the novel pleas
ure OF skating. such an occurrence has not
taken place for many years.
Elizabeth Phillips, wife of the Captain of
the schooner Nive, belonging to New Quay,
i'll England, while proceeding from Har-
graves Quay, at Cork, into the vessel
slipped off tile plank and was drowned.
Par % co,a,foua 90 a;oa ,.
at 1rl;rnford SJii'RiiI K;IIta 49, uied recen!ly
SG,r ,he rennsa nf Inc sn,I o SUI soSn ~ o1rGe Ma
lingtoyd Chapel, and was numerously at
tended by the ciergymen of the district.
A+po1fost +ho Nrouo .. At
cors,arin Ho.;oi ',e l,eselleu W AcIn'g
uaIln,,, naad ~ III. h 10 IT, III
nnana son;at,, IL, raoo,,;,;o f L;s t"aa'. n.u
in resnu;na frnn, drnn,,;m 't L,s h prave.g
Stewart at the Twin Islands recently.
Ono ~ 1,a Er,nrov. of A,,s..;o., h',,.
,,,l.;ai, " naotl., s;ol " et nuii,t,S' :,S
Cnnntr Maa,,' at n.;,,, pnlithe'h n;in''. ILL., H.,
,,,hil' ;.s 1s. 3 ,i.v "h ri, TrL "o"iuen' y.
,rlrtl' 7nn ;,'on. ""n IT, r ne a'''i,la. was
nen,al, M ~ ", arriy i,e in ,,a eooon was en
uar,.
An Dooon,hor IAN ana h,,suo5 .
,,,,,,tu 1n,,IJa hiantots ~ o,,d i'T"eu fs.,. anu
sTn,t.y "o W voaltan, oraI;t,, aI';, 'wty slnsie
~ ,i, nar ,,,~n,at, II E;Ii,n sss',
~ ,no a'o, ,,,ased mH, u ,ho.o hioi: hol1
rIa',ad thop, at the di.nn"a1 of tle S;o'an' ",,u
If Narcv ,'N'N ' -'i''i VI '''o 0i''eiS
s.nrol R,r,on q resnectoh,o bolor o,,
.,onI H.. wv, n"la T, UI, p"hei, e'.l-
p T,o.su ny o,,t o,,t fon,Ii;n oopn,s
;,.n,, toiInr,s con Rnh;nson f.;,ro a., ir',' y, =,
liza shot nnrton II, tho ha+I, 81 II H., t q, a
an6 ;nstontlv kilied hin, naooasad Ia,t :.
villa and family ="
~ an
Rrewerv T Lane conntv Glare o,~ was ifoam foSeoJ
omen bv the nolice whom tLe bodv NJ Nr
GReoan was fonnd on tho gronnd anito
dead The deceased was about seventy and
was one of two unmarried brothers whu ,,
mi, ....,. - o.l, c.,, ~
me peoet aae'iUa oi roo,eS ouSosanle u, @ Mca.
on the Custom house stems. He had b,m
removed to the Royal Hospital. and on ar.
irving at that institution the man was dead
On his person was found pawn ticket bear
ing the name of John Murray.
M f,u,l ,1, chou,r a., l.,, =.
me linetal Cln y. , ofeiis, .ne pfo C llel OF
mr, nlciiaiI LIZ, y. ,nv ~ Ill W eHerrV
", tpfe,5' ,o.it5' -. i,;s roe;1. e. nos',
in S. Mary's cemetery. The deceased
leaves wife. four daughters and one son
Arthur, who is conducting The business
With his uncles.
~. o.I;oa,;o,o suor, ro, ., e.,
NO aPpilca.ionis iroln uoiil ii,sn people lot
Passases W syn 81, 1s.la,ia T, tan aI piesel.'
,ba of nioatnn
A., ~ thsa So. VI
scotland. A large number of persons
mostly Young, left Clones and Monaghan
during the past month for Australia
..:. l,...u,.. ~, :.
ne weather continues bitterly cola IN
Gaiway, la,al IN ma many cases TO the poor IN
1urieus TO trade ana dangerous 10 travellers
ana peue@S.rlars; 81 hecent;Y lhe sRecial
tram from luam 70 LlmeriGK Went on the
rails between luam ana Ennis when SIX
wagons laden win pigs were smashed IN,
'Nu tne ii'e SUN ''0 N''''e
P. B. kehoe, County Coroner OF Carlow,