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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-09-05
..Taranoer naS ID"

Rorbenifi6Io 0pric1 g}oroens
holo), Der Sslb Der ~noro6itlidben Ourhs
ahrt': Der sum erIien DIAL Die Horofiite
Der alien gBelt umIeaelte, ipie Dor nabe5u
Dierhunoert Sabren Vasco oa @ama itre
SIoipibe, nno wie bieIer ,spei @eItmeere
miteindnoer nerbnn0," 1T BON eSapan his
Stodholm ,Iionilirt" tporOen, Gbren unb
Sttel bat es ouI ibn geregnet ulo man bat
ibu foear Suni Baron aenladt, 10 oaB er
lidb ieBt ,SSreiberr bon gioroenlfibID~ ihrei-
ben fann. gtber ieine padersn l6mebiider
2anosleute haben oarlber audl bas BRAT
tide Mot nergelien uolien, ionbern als-
balo 0aran aeoadlt, Der 6reiberrntrone Die
mehr lolioe 8elDbnung pon 1000 idbrIi.
den GrDnen in 8aar hinsu5ufiigen. Gg
flinat lei0er mebr, nls es iit, Denn 1000
Itmeoiihe Gronen ftellen ntht piel mebr
als HOO unIerer Dollars Dor, aber lie ma
rem immerbin eine red5t id)dBenswerthe
geisabe Su Der Jreibsrrnfrone.
Sn DER Geldstassbebaite barber ,pur6e
natiirIih 93orDenIii0l6 nodmals eaHs aes
b6rig yIioniiirt", auh iDieoer Der ihme.
niide YYaseD oa 8ama" genannt, obinon
suiShen Yor0euifl0lo uno benz groBet
9ortugielen. nbaeleben BON Nn0erenr, Der
peIentIdle unterlhie0 belfeht, baB 0ieier
sleidSeitig Der Gjeiit uno Der Musiiibrer
leines unternebmens mar, ludbreno Nor.
benltiolb Die cine nnb iebr bebsutenoe
Sdlfte ieines GrToles benz tiif1tiaen sFiihrer
ieines Sdiffes onrd Gis, Hebel nno I'm.
tieien hinourh, oem Gapitdn paIanber,
perbanft.
Sieie @eiinnuna nodte Iilb benn du@
ludbreno Der Debaften ilber bic, oem pro.
feiior Norbenitj6l0 au bewilliaenoe, Ishen8~
ldngline Beniion pom 1000 Gronen irsfol-
sen0sr ersDBlisher Weiis 2njt: so itimnae
ielbtperItGnolifh fit ben Mnfrng, ill
elmer Der 4beeoroneten aus; bsrs
fiigte er oann nit Der eansen @eDd1t b<r
ugber5eugung hi!15u = .auf Gines nl4E i1E
oenn bod, ailfnerlIaH MAIDEN: utnn 3loxa
benIiiblo nn0 itb cine Nei5e MAIDEN lpoIIier,
Ito Edfaen mir ihirsrlie6 Dpn her G1GiI&
aber Denfl Ynlanoer unD Ia no1&6fl
WDrboitpalia9e nnternebnIssl polIl(H e
f1mefl mir gelpiB ans sjieI, ufzo >I 5nlt
lbeantraGe id fiir 8aldnber, Dkn 11r<z
| sSihrer Der rWe8a einl 4enI5of u - Y =.
3Dbe. - Wlit botntrubem Mn6[01l SfHr
her Mntraa our.b, lro Isiitf1 8 a
oer uilo id) Ia G8meben a,lgh S1< \ m |1II
aDorts oewDfbt1, ban q r q
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-09-05
0onaeb bis Wittna

Gin Bauer bate bei9Iollen, nit ieiner
6amiIis aussuwanoern. Der Gag 3ur 4b-
reiIe na9 Nmerifa mar bereits feiteeIebt.
Oa tritt am Yorabeuo oieies Sages oes
8auern Speiter 5obn, Der Siesl, Dor ben
Batsr bin uno iast:
,,Yota, I eeb net nit in's Mmerita."
nSa, tuarum oenn net 2" fraste Der
Bauer sritauRt.
1Sa, piBts Yota," entqegnete Der
gIrlbe nit beoentli1em @eli9t, II bab'
rumer5d6leH abort, oaB mann BEL uns
Wtittag s'ldut't tpirb, 10 is's in Imeritq
orenien crit Wlitterna6t. 9a niIabt 4
aamol slang aIfs Glen tuarteu"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-09-05
Oall5r Nnnllner 775.
SS { II d efa hren.

@iner beriibmten, aber nid)t mehr fi56s
men 5d)auiDelerin nn0 5dngeriii ber
Gegeniuart iaate Sem0no eitiiae Nrtiafeis
ten iiber TOR Spiel IN Der 1DGe Der lf6neu
oelsno. Jim oieie slit sn ipieIens eriDi~
oerte lie, .,illuB man iun9 ln0 d Df
letn." Nd, Wersbrie," berIebte iogleid1
Der artIge Wiann, 16ie itno Der bette . e.
NETS pom Ge9entbeiI.~
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-09-05
Nnrf hie Blum Z

Gin 8iuenbeipobnsr beeegnet eiftem bes
freunoeten Irate. iueldler elm gelabsnes
8etpsbr iiberaeihultert bat.
1gGobin aebft Du, SoctorneH ?" fragt
RuTticus.
oginen Granfen beIuben!" III bic Unit
mort.
.N6m iaat Der 8iIlenbelibcr unb beliebt
lfauneno Die WaHe. ,,llnb alaubit Du es
aud nIbt oAne Getuebr fertis an brine
aen g"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-09-05
Cincinnati. spnntag, ben eepttmbtr 1880.

bein8ufebren gum Safen. Neusieria se.
iuoroen, fd)aut er obermalsin bieie Blditer.
.ausseplauoert 2" fraet or. ,,R6nnt Shr
5rauen ben gar ni9ts auf oeni Sersen be-.
balten2
uWieI, aber tliAt nnier Slid!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-09-05
pas G6olid)e uolkablatt

fnifet per ROf cbne GsnnassbIatt) 1920 per Sabr,
$500 bas baIbe Sabr nHS 2sO bas gisrteIiabr nit
eountassbIat stf.2o pet Sabr, $3.50 sas baIbe Sabr
anb s2.eo Sds ger.eIiabr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-09-05
gt 8 b a Il er.


Rentier Saufaus Isle elonben nid)t,
ntein Serr, uas man ourd Wiuensfratt
uno Mus0auer erreiden fam. Oa fomme
id nenlih un Witternaht nad 9auie,
babe Gittb ben 9ausIbIiiiel bel mir, aber
alanben sic, bns Nings ppn elmer 5onss
tbiir mdre aufee9angen2 Inns Verrefsn
riidlt. g8art, Iage if, mir molten iehen,
mer's am 2dnglten bon uns ausbdlt, ieBe
mid auF Die Sftpelle uro fpie id) gegen
NtorQen uieoer probirs, oa sebt lie eail3
9utipilII9 aaf."
9 dIagfertiafeit eines . ansrtt
9lls G0nig Garl XIV. BON 5dlmeben 1870
lib auf oem SbloITe Befastcg befanD,.
puroe Der @roB6auer SDen 9filiIon aus
OeiterlDf, Der 6treoie Gei6stdg dgsprdiens
tant ienes Stnnoes, bonn R6nige eingeias
ben, nm i6n fir Die pom SSDnig benbiitbs
tigie Wermehrun9 Der Mrfillerie un0 Der
neutrality-suspicious. su beItimnlen. Gin
anluelenoer hodgeborener Mrtilerie. DFfis
Sier, Der IN beIonoerer @unit Des Gbnias.
itaub. mar Sneeeen llub idlien 2uit Ill haw
ben, lld9 an Dem .Ssaliern" III relheus 7lrh
IueshnIb ftagtt CT ibii, 90 e8 fbdbr Iei. BAG
er SorIi1ubmaher aetpefen iei. ,,@emiB
1T 6as fpabr," antfuortete Sben 9liliIon,
,,aber sic. Serr @raf iino es mobl nidlt
aeuelen 9" Rein, aber mie meiuen Sic
Oas, ItlLIon? 2" fragte Der OifiBier. Dunn
mdren Sic, Serr @raf, es hsnte nDdl !"
Ioutete Spen gflIions 4ntlporf. Ser
@iraf Bib Iih in Die 2ippen. ,Das bait
On ebrlicb peroieut," Iaete Der GDnio uno
la0te, 10 oaB Is I'm 9Saloe iDieoerballte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
COUNTY CAVAN.

The Rev. Alexander Sanders. Episcopal. seere-
tary of the Kiesherdorey Relief Society, of which
the Catholic parish priest the Rev. 7. Smith, is
chairman, writes:
Upward OF 100 families OF the small farmers ard
others lhrou ghOut both the parishes Of KeshedOrey
and Ashfeld are at much poverty and distress
John McManus writes from BeIturbet February
49,; "There are 800 families receiving relief, and
the greater number OF these of aggravated
distress"
These letters 1t Will be seen, are all of recent
date. have quoted from the mails of two days
only, for not of these letters delivered in
DUBLIN later than fortyeght hours from the time of
writing. This League alone receives from sixty to
eighty such letters every day. The Irish in America
have done well, but they must do better yet If
they desire to boast that they suffered Irishman
in Ireland TO die of famine. JAMES REDPATH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
Dr.. Patrick Mccullough. in behalf Of the Relief
Coutp,ttee of Cloumauy. writes
COUNTY CORK.

Tic Rev. John Carver (Roman Catholic Admins
trqtorl applies to the Land Lcague for aid 90 Xii
worth He writes Feb 1919 1--WE have relieved a
great many during the past two monthsi the ap-
plcations are increasingj yesterday relieved
over 100 families"
Dennis O'Shea. secretary Of the Castletown Bcrc-
haven Commlttee-whioh Is composed OF Catholic
Canon. an Episcopal Rector, and prominent laymen
-write- Feb ~
with $50 rom The Mansion House Fund and s27 local
enbscrpuOnA we have aycn temp relief 90 1871
pcr.ons. TIC numbers applying for food are daily In
creasug Fever aud sickness OF every kind Is spreading
among the people most alarming mauucri twenty
SIX cases II fever have been reported This week.
The Distribution Committee Of skin District
Diocese of Ross writes Our poor people in tho
most wretched way lie mentions $40 persons who
have been recently relieved.
The Rev. j. Wall parish priest Of Caheragh, writes
February 14li
The committee have their books 145O persons who
were found from house 10 nOuzc Inspection TO be IN
urgent want OF food. Many ~ these farmers who
nave absolutely or procuring seed 10 provide
for the coming year Tho landlords are doing
nothing for their tenants but q few who are
promising seed potatoes require condition that oil
cAses The committee have nearly exhausted their
funds in doing out small Quantitis OF meal md -four
20 those suffering from actual hunger, and II they
not yet further suppes from some source they fear
dsfress Will prove fatal many this year, aud its
consequences extended INTO the next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
DIED.

ARMsTRONG-At Thonasyilie, Ca. on Monday. February
Funeral services viii be held sie residence, 81 ST
Jamcsplace. BrookivD. on Tuesday March = az D. m
CHAPMAN-At Rye. February 81 Amanda C.. wife OF r r.
and friends Of the family are invited 20 attend s
funeral at Chs Church Rye on Tuesday March
Trsi n caves New York at e.cO returning at $50
that flowers bs sent
pEvToN-sndaenly. in Te A.. On Monday February Q.
$50 Huntington Denton Ia the 10Th year u Ais age
Notice 81 iIne- 40 hereafter.
Neabarg and Boston papers please copy
GALLATIN-At London, England. February ~, Albert
Ri9Se ana rienas ., e ami, are inyei n attend tho
funeral Grace Church Weanes'is, moIans Mar'h B. AZ
GtsToN-on sunday morning February 90 ida \, wife Of
Fa rsi services vii held residence.
Vile ". j., TUESDAY March p II a..
imc Asat sclstan q The Church Of tie Igan gura-
FSnersl service at the church wednesday Ioa IA.
HoDGE-In Princeton \. J.. on SATURDAY Febrnsry %.
NJ ~, widow Of he late Or. Charles iiooge. D. D.
Prrt Iuc,tdy March . 20 -aO n.
ION he res,ie1 10 o. her son samuel stockton.
MUNRCE-On March Joseph Nuuroe. Of the firm Of Nun
relative ana friends are repacrv ng'et 70 attend the
We.ae.lar NJ lreh5. at oclocs p. M.
oPPIE-tt Criggstovn s. Sunday February 90 tho
Fa.4 H. t1s Reformed Church. wedaesiay March 3.
Carraee@ viii Rocky I'm that leaves New
York a. SID on PennsylTania haiIoad
s,a OF EgDet starr, aud daughter OF The late Moses
re- and friends Of the family lnvtsi attend no
funeral rom her late residence 80 Vest Jls,8t
Wednesday, March 3, al 20.
! III r. rcQt"~ that DO lower he sent
YARDLEY- AZ Newtown. Bucks co Penn on 9Th
! day, 18th ut. Joseph ardey. ia his O1tn year.
At meeting the Board Of Directors Of the Niagara Fra
Insurance Company cir Office Ntinesdav, fe5
raIy 1850. following preamble and resolutions Wefa
/ imOusy 3aopteut
Wler cas- has pleased AIM ghty COD remove from
our highly respected and lamened PRESIDENT, Henry 4.
! Howe.
Rs.al,et Tint by deceass Of Howe this company
L. lost fUlI AID ctcieut of earnestly ter0'e4 %
Interests and conscientious IN The discharge u
/ hi, duties
Resolved That his an for cserfulnes corrtsr and Ind
ness had cnGred him % Ina assocles and srbor.nac 10
Office the -Onal regard % every director
OF ili- company.
Resolved nat lie Of undeviltirQ rocfitutc
mercantile honor and spoess int niy rounded and
GUIDED lgI ChIssD principles. has been Suitably ier,
aed by truth OF peaceful resignation ana good ho u
/ d b. s-ed immOT tslt}.
ve Thst these resolutions be entered upon the min
me- De given The and that they also be-
famit of deceased friend with
ON OF orr sincere sympathy their affection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
COUNTY CLARE.

James Halpn, large farmer ffom Rala-
bine, Newmarket or Fergus he IL brother Of our
miles OReilly') writes February 1871
Our district contains 262GS acres. The average poor
rate This year is Is l0iSd 40 cents So the poor
law valuation OF the property aid the poor cOlec-
cor Informs that he has retuIned large number who
are unable pay their rates. The population over
600 chiefly small farmers and laoOrers who very
poor
The Rev. Michael Carey, Catholic curate, writes
Fcb. IL from Qun Districts
There are 200 persons relief list and the mum
Der Is every day Increasing We are trying 10
save the poorest and destitute from tho bitter
pangs ~ hunger. The smaller and poorer classes OF
farmers IN tho District many Instances little
moved from this miserable condition, but honorable
spirit OF manliness and sereance will prevent them
from becoming mendcants.
NJ. Quntivani writes February 80;
This IS the most sOrey afflicted locality In the West OF
Glare or Galway. Tnere eco Of the 500 prOple
OF THIS district the mountains There hundreds
to-day looking Tor relief.
The Rev NJ. J. Kenney, parish priest, writes from
Acantf February 49,:
There IL no part OF Clare where hunger and misery
prevail 10 snch alarming extent a In my parishes.
Thepotaioes have been an absolute failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02

from Lower Dumrcly Ballinamore February III:
" ] am at present giving relief to 162 families
weekly and rs there is local AID to assist me.
and The district is very extensive % miles by 3
miles, it IS utterly impossible for me to meet the
urgent distress"
The Rev. J. Kelley Catholic curate, writes from
Aughavass, Carrgallen February ~: There are IN
this parish $50 destitute families suffering the pangs
% hunger and on the brink OF actual starvation"
The Rev. John Smith, parish priest, writes from
Ballinaglera February 49,
Great stress prevails at present In the parish for
of food fuel The relief afforded Is not able 10
cope VITA the extreme want winch prevails 300 fam
flies are actually In want, besegng the committee
rooms clamOring for bread. beg for aid 70 ward on
fImlne and starY itlon from many homestead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02

..oessarv to be the apotheosls OF ug'lnes MISS
N.son acted but four parts in Boston-J"flet 'o'"'
Inoosn and RosaliRd-all herOnes OF Shakespeare
II tho line thus denoted she is the greatest actress
,ov sneaking the English language, and she oe-
.erves her success Miss Nelson appears IN New
Orleans next Monday
Mr. Sidney Woollett gave the first of his series OF
sbakespearean Recltals yesterday morning at CnIo"-
erina Hall New features were lntEoouceu' i"S"
night. into the pantomime OF " humry DunPt''
oft Rooths Theatre The Boston IdeaI Ilnai oio
Company appeared last night at Nlbio's lneS.Ie
An Epilogue to Mr.. Mackayes drama OF nv
gel Kirke" will spoken, tonight. AT Tue aoiSOn
souare Theatre. for the first time. Mr.. Whihen Will
sneak # An extra performance for members OF
the dramatic profession. will be given at the Mad-
con Souare Theatre next Thursday afternoon. None
lint nayers or invited guests Will be admitted. and
M tickets will be sold -" Charity" will be acted
Mt DAYS Theatre for the third and last time on
Wednesday afternoon. ....." The Shaughraun VIII
be revived at Wallacks Theatre next Thursday
evening and Kerry with two acts OF Inc
Shaughraun." will be acted at the matinee on sat
urday ...It is probable that Mr.. Mackaye VIII eI-
feet his promised revival of Masks and races
next week ut the Madison Square Theatre
Wallack reappears. next Monday, at NalacA
Theatre Pleasant changes OF programme were
made last night, by tho San Francisco Mlnsteis'
....It will b. remembered that Mr.. Grau's French
Opera COMPANY returns. next week, to the tlfih
Avenue Theatre, and that the Pirates OF zen
zance Will be transferred TO the BROOKLYN Acan-
envy Of MuS.c One OF the ehei dfamatc anu
mus zeal incidents of this week is the performance
for the benef of the starving peasantry OF ireland
90 be- given ON Thursday evening, az the Academy
of MusIc uuder the leadership Of Edwin Booth.
Ms. Julia VI. Barnett and her bright little son
hav, been giving their entertainment dramalc
and mnsica-at various towns in Florida, with sue
cess They are now M ST. Augustine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
THE BILL F0R 4 LUYACY COMMISSION
TIIR POINTS MADE BY ITS ADVOCATES.
From The Rsdicdl Record.


There are a number of facts relating to the
care of The insane which ndsputaDy settled Among
these are: , - - -. .
amounting nearly 10 one thousand year. This Is a
Greater increase proportions than that OF the pop
uiatiOu such condition or AFFAIRS viii s0ou compel
the mos careful siudy Of the prevention treatment and
economical care OF the insane.
Second-In many counties there are no arrangements
for the early treatment Of the ACME insane the majority
OF this class being not treated, hut merely boarded.
Third-A large proportion OF the state insane are
cred for In inadequate county asyums or poOrhOuscs
Fourth-Apart from these facts, there are a number
nj points that urgently need full lByestgatl0n. Among
these a, Tie proper size OF the asyluns; o. the
srparation or the nom tie chronic insane; g
the proper mode OF appointing officials; d. how to
secure medical assistance, and more sceutiuc auG
clinical study in the asyuns the best medical treat
ment for the insane We consider 10 very clear that
uroper answer these questions would lead 70 greatly
improved system OF asy um management
Finh-rhere absolutely no reason 10 suppose that
n tie matter Is let alone as IL recommended by some
n reform will work Itself out eventually.
Sirfh-Tho insane form olass which. above all
others, needs to have constant supervision, ana
an authoritative body to keep IL In contact wita the
outside world ON this latter ground unaoy com
missions have founded and have proved sue
cessful TIE bill drawn up by creates such com
mission IL will devote ia time TO the supervision OF
the insane asyums OF the State, and to study OF tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02

parish are alarming We are already supplying te-
lief to 40 families"
TIE parish priest jthe Row " lillian Flatleyl' Of
Kniyar4 a. Tuaiy l3l. mplores AID;
Crordq ar. 'ai'y afou.d eur commttee-room erylnf
ont for fond have none % give th-in ~
are now e Z-l0 and have nOi Today >hglc P-un'
10 orr .lit Tie tota amount received ny our 'u,
mi Tee since inc commencement Of the distress II ON 'ne
al el29j Tor immense and poor district OF over VV
families.
The Rev. Thomas McWaters, parish priest oi
Mltown. Tuam, writes February 49,;
In fliS ucr.n which Is seven miles IN cngth an1 SIX
or seven miles III width. there are ov"r 700 iaInes,
holding. with few exceptions, from one 10 zen dSi -, W
land of these 400 nave already been fepoIeu ~ u
~ IN distress From morning tail night my house u SUI
rounded by anXlOus applicants Tor ~ sum ~ 10
with thcm letters from their more ffnueut heIs 80
testifyug to their distress One mau put Ihlo nv ~
hand NO less than these documents lpruceSsS
dcb1 All the landlords OF the hHilSh WIN ~.
execution OF twO-Mcssrs. Kcnvnn and Bermln 5oo
abspnces This week have given re lei 10 aoOu on
fmIles After the next distribution Our iunds WI, 10
niVh exhausted The small DttanCe we feceFtu :. ha
The Duchess OF Marlburough's Fund would not pe
sufficient to procure one pound OF lndiah meal 'o' '
OF hose looking Tor 1t. 80, .;,os
James F. O'Dowd. of Castle Blakenay' writes
February 1Gl for relief for the poor and famine
stricken rack-rented tenantry Of this Immediate
locolitvV at Is murder" he adds, - to see such
fine and nobe-hearted fellows on the verge OF
starvation"
Thomas +. Joyce of Lenane, writes lFehrnarY l"'
There are 1000 persons on our relief ilst' anu
now we have not q p my. and the people nave no'
n hit TO eatD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
GIVING TILDEN TAFFY.


The position OF Samuel j. Tilden in the
politics OF the United states Of singular and
UNIQUE responsibility. IL Is probably IN his power 70
give the Presidency to the Democratic parry. 1t
is not absolutely certain that ~ Il IN his power give
the next Presidency 10 samuel j. Tiden. making
these Two statements mean precisely what say.
The Strength of sir. Iilden candidate the Dem
ocrafie nomination for the Presidency plain and
deniae This strength does not rest merely upon the
fact that Mr. 1iden is uan OF large YEA H. able 10 de-
fray the expenses Of the entire party for the entire
pntgn. Ii rests chiefly tue sense OF justice IN the
American people. Mr. TildeB was elected President IN
1876 He led the Democratic party once to victory
whca It had not the courage or the wisdom 20
take very large majority OF the people
OF the country voted for 1lden elect
ors, aud much larger majority believe, EnOw that he
was elected. Mr. Tildcn IN that hour appeared
n lover 0f peace than lover OF the Presidency
Mr.. TIiden was m9gnaniuOus, uCsefsh, pcace-lOying
In th hour This fact IL not forgotten by the people OF
the United States The Who reluqu shed The Pres
idency the country had voted him may reiiDqniah
candidacy for the Presidency that s within his grasp
Unless Mr.. nden soOthe the differences his
State n Is useless 70 attempt 70 disguise The fact toat he
would be exceedingly dangerous candidate TO his
party IN his own State. But Dir. Iildeu can name The
Democratic candidate that can he elected and inaugu
rated Can he rise 70 the height Of giving away
tnation for the Presidency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
COUNTY ROSCOMMON.

The Rev. +. Irwin, parish priest of KilglaGs, En-
niscrone February ~, writes;
We have at this nom mt 1000 relief list.
Were IL not for the little allowed MS out oi
the Duchess OF MARLBOROUGH Fund nuubeTs would have
pernished from sheer starvation. Tue erongest proof
OF the desperate condition OF poor found IN tho
almost universal spread Of famine fever among them.
In one large own8nd tOwnship have Beveneig hths
the inhabitants passing through this trouble, and
other ownlands have been lately visited by It,
The Rev. l. Cashe writes from Keaduc February
10 that "the distress in this district is deep and
widespread, and likely to continue for many weeks.
Within the last fortnight local committees have
ministered 10 the wants of 400 families. represent
exhausted,D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
COUNTY DONEGAL.

Dr. Loynes. Bishop of Donegal. in acknowledging
a donation Of $50 from the National Land League.
after guaranteeing its judcious expenditure adds
The great difficulty OF the committee s not 10 discover
and assist rcnl objects ~ charity, bat 10 nd means
vberewlh to render even temporary assistance 10 The
or.,f. muItItude, who are evidently want The
funds which public charity has placed al our
disposal f.r all feel that nc wort j. sen 10 come, aud
tn uubc beuevoeuco must sooner or later break down
uder tine en thlt put upon a. but every effort 10
aye M for the future 40 defiance bF the lily iu
crca.iug number OF npplcaufs and the eYcrgroW
inc iuporiunify ~ those last vcstigc Of patience
ms vanished with their laet mnrsc ~ food am In
formed on TIE best authority that many aro now living
Oh their secd potatoes
DR.. Patrick Mccullough in behalf Of the Relief
Committee of Clonmany, writes
This district consists OF large population Of small
farmers subSsting small patches o lfon twO 20 five
prfcs of M, poor soil az the InnshOwCu Mouuairsin
most cases without fuel potatoes. To our per-
so.,I knowledge over 800 families on the verge OF
starvation. oar funds are now cX4Iutted and God
knows Il Is beart-reudin0 NRht 10 see those
poor people IN hundreds seeking aid from us
IN VAN. Returning 10 the house whore
tho old woman aud the naked children depended.
Reryclv-nke. on their IMAGINATION for hear 10 the
qucnched hearth, INA stroug man, idle and care
worn leaning yuIsf the black SIDE wall AitCr com
mentng mcurnmy on his own ana tho cnildrcu's con
dltinu he .aysi There thirty more Ike myself 300
Killarney too poor - get any one % bal rs Tor
tue fishery money! the people who money iu
these bad times Wont z any nom ne ooYcrulr.t
officers but bad FL each o. us 10 buy sp ari.
ve'd iry 10 put fngot Of clothes the children
spark the health and bt In our moutAs-sIth tDc
Iva of
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