The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-29

become bankrupt. John Kelly, of Tralee,
draper, has become bankrupt.
A man named Michael Hunt was re-
manded at Longford on the charge of send
ing a threatening letter to a man employed
by Mr.. Ma, ne, Grand Juror.
VIM. Pelan, of Toome Bridge, Antrim.
inn-keeper. and Dennis Raynor of No. 3
Fitzroy Terrace, Belfast, commercial
trareler. have bee me bankrupt
Tie exrorts from Dublin for the past
quarter show one hundred thousand hogs
eads of porter to have been exported,
against one hundred and twenty-sx thou.
sand during the corresponding quarter last
year.
The magistrates presiding at the Bally-
mote, County Sligo, Petty Sessions have
man named Patrick Murray, who had been
National teacher, on the charge OF White
boyism.
Bishop Conaty, of Kilmore, has trans
ferred Rev. Patrick Conaty, G. c., Ballina-
more, to the curacy of Cavan, in room OF
Rev. John Brady, appointed I. T. OF Denn,
and Rev. Edward Mcdonnell, recently Or
dained, to be G. G. in Ballinamore.
A destructive fire was discovered to have
broken ont in the dwelling-houseu Of farm
er named James Deggett. who resides in
Donore, County Meath. The fire was con
fined to the dwellng-house, which was
totally consumed. The premises were in
sured.
Mr.. J. d. Mcmahon. who recently died in
Cork. bequeathed e., coo to the Convent OF
Good Shepherds, Sundavswell; G1,000 to
the st. Patricks Incurable Hospital; 81, ,00C
to st. Pat,ick's Male Orphanage; fl 900 to
st. pntrick's Female Orphanage; Gl, 900 to
the Mercy Hospital, and G2,00o to the st.
Vincent de Paul Society. He also be-
queathed G2.0O9 in aid OF church building
In the city of Limerick.
The Galway g. Salthill Tramway. which
is completed, was inspected by General
| Hutcheson. of the Board of Trade. The
Inspector walked over the line from the
terminus close to the railway station to the
terminus at Salthill, distance of two miles
and quarter. Mr.. Windy, the contractor
who has laid down the line, drove the first
tramcar at a galloping pace into Galway
rounding all the curves on the line in first
class style. General Hutcheson pronounced
it to be one of the best tramway lines YET
laid.
| At the Waterford Petty Sessions before
the Mayor and Col. NOLAN, RIM. and ;
full bench of magistrates, four tobacco
dealers were discharged by Mr.. Coogan, Su
pervisor of Excise, with having exp sed fol
sale tobacco which had not been entered o.
warehoused. In some of the summonses
there were three charges which rendered
the parties implicated subject t, penalties
amounting to E32O. The defendant
pleaded guilty to one charge which lait
them liable to penalty of f10O. This was
however. nitigated to f25, with a recon-
mendaton by the Excise authorities for I
further reduction.
A magisterial investigation was held II
the County Courthouse, Sligo, presided
over by G. A. Molony, RM., and Capt. W
Griffith, J.P., into charge preferred
against a man named John Gilmartin. O
Drumnasowey, of having assaulted an,
stolen 4 number of civil bills FROM and ad
ministered an unlawful oath to Johl
Whiteside, civil bill officer. 1t appeared
from the information that the civil bill OF
ficer was serving civil bills for rem
and shop goods, and that whel
passing through Drumnasowey h
was attacked by the accused, who had hi
face blackened and was accompanied by
young man. They attacked Whiteside
and took from him all the civil bills
After getting up the prisoner said, "Yo,
rascal, 20 on your knees and swear yo
will never come here again." handing hin
the civil bills to swear on, which tile vii
ness did. He admitted to Mr.. Walsh, sc
licitor, that he pointed out amongst other
a person named Cullen as being like tn
person who committed the assault on him
The prisoner was committed to take hi
trial, bail being refused.
| Foreign Flashes.
Gladstone is sick.
1t is believed that NJ. Waddington's Cal
met will shortly collapse.
Forty thousand soldiers have been OF
dered from the Caucasus to Central Asia.
II is belieyed that N, Leon Say will pre-
pose extensive reductions in the impol
duties on spirits.
The Hungarian Budget shows deficit {
18,000,0 600 forms, which will be met by tn
sales of rentes and railway bonds.
The Ex Queen OF the Two Sicilies is dar
gerous!y ill. Count and Countess D
Chambord have gone to visit her.
i The Austrian Budget for 1880 shows
deficit Of l2,70O,00 forms, to cover whic
various items of taxation are to he il
creased.
The beet.:oot crops throughout the Go,
ernments of Podolia and Kieff, Russi,
where much sugar Is produced, are yer
plentiful.
The second Cleopatra's Needle, which wa
has been seized by creditors Of the Egyptia
Government.
Wee WireliMgs.
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