Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-30

S hearts. How much do you love Ireland and then feel for your pocketbooks: Subscrip- tions now came in as follows, MT. Parnell an nouncing them and each was greeted with lively applause:
 SUBSCRIPTIONS.
 MT. Mclaughlin, $5 A friend, 20 John Tierney. 5 A. Heaton Robertson, Cant. M. F. Brennan, 10 Capt. Frank Tiesing Ex-Mayor Lewis, A friend, 5 Riehard Oonnors, 10 Michael O'Callahan,- Rev. H. M. Offers Gan Irishman's son), 5 J. G. Kennedy, Frank Lynch, Capt. Wilkins (colored) $1O (hurrah) John Wormley, 5 Michael Healy, Hugh Gluton, William Geary, 5 Hon. H. B. Bigelow, $1OO loud hurrahs) James Welsh, James Lennihan, 5 Thomas E. Doyle, 5 James Whately, 5 John J. Myers, 5 Wm. McGarreI, 25 Daniel Healy, B. M. Wright, 5 Michael Donegan, 5 James D. Whitmore, 5 Hon. Lynde Harrison, 25 Robert OConnor, 5 Hon. Charles Durand, Ansonia, 25 Father Cooney. 10 Rev. Father Keating, 10 Rev. Father Labor, 25 James Mcbride, 5 Gen. s. E. Merwin, Jr., 25 William Mccarthy, 5 Rev. Father Harding, 5 Edwin Hammeu, 10 Rev. Father Pagan, 10 James Reilly, of Gallagher < Reilly, 25 Hon. N. D. Sperry, 25 H. J. Reynolds, + 25 Bernard Shanley, 5 Rev. Father Slocum, 10 | Rev. Father MulhoIland, 10 Rev. Father Creegan, William McNamara, 5 | Mary OBrien, 2 (Mr. Parnen announced the above as $2 to emigrate the landlords.)
 Eddie O'Brien, 2 ($2 for powder to help emigrate do)
 Patrick Burns, 5 Friends from Southington, 16 l Rev. B. J. O'Brien, 1C Rev. Father Fitzpatrick, 1C Rev. Father Kennedy, 10 | Rev. Father Keefe, 1C Rev. Father O'Oonnen, 1C Rev. Father B. Flannigan, | Patrick Carlan, | John Mannix, : | Peter Sheridan, | Andrew 0. Smith, Hon. James E. English, 25 | Thomas Brennan, | Rev. T. J. Coleman, 1( | Michael W. Malley, l James Wrinn, 5 Rev. James Sheridan, Waterbury, 10 Dr. M. A. Orennin, 1( Frank Waddock, 10 l Rev. Father Thomas Cooney, 1( | Rev. Father Briscoe, 1( General B. A. Morton, 1( Hon. Geo. H. Watrous, 15 Richard Moore, policeman, l William Gleason, 1( Another person, 1( | Hugh Murphy, | Frank B. Craig, 25 | William Dunnigan, ;! Dr. M. o. O'Connor, 2! John MsAveny, Hon. John H. Leeds, Il Patrick McKenna, 1( l Captain Thomas O'Brien Il l Max Adler, Il Rev. Father Finnegan, Il Rev. Father Donahue, Il F. Dobson, New Britain, Dr. Patrick Bolan, Meriden, Il Morris J. Reilly, P. F. Mean,
 w. J. Bradley, John Fl. Dawes, 1(
 William H. Ray, John Reynolds,
 Edward Mccarthy,
 0. T. Driscoll,
 Timothy J. Fox, Joseph J. Sweeney.
 Colonel Josiah N. Bacon,
 Edmund Zaeher, l Michael Reynolds,
 Michael O'ConnelI, Patrick McKiernap, Patrick McDermott, blacksmith,
 Peter Reynolds,
 Michael Herrity,
 Thomas Flannigan, Unionville,
 Thomas O'ConneI, Peter Reynolds,
 McGrail & Shanley, 1( Rev. Wm. G. Andrews,
 Edward Malley, 5t
 (With the decoration of the hall free
 Thomas Begley, New Britain,
 Judge Samuel A. York, Il Peter Dorsey, New London, Il
 Richard McCloud, Hartford, ! Thomas Fair, Hon. H. M. Welch, 2 Rev. Father Welch, Il | Michael Coleman, 5 | THE RESULT.
 In all about $1, 500 was subscribed in th
 hall, and there were about 500 people in the
 hal, perhaps more, at half dollar head. MT
 Parnell announced that all the money would
 go direct to the poor in Ireland through Drex
 ell, Morgan Co.,, the bankers, who sent al
 free of charge. He said that since the relic
 from America poured in the deaths per day
 from famine had been reduced from 20 to 8
 deaths per week to 2. He said that pending
 the receipt of additional collections H. M
 Weich, Esq.,, would bank the money. Fol
 lowing this Rev. Father Welch, of Waterbury
 made a very eloquent short address and en
 gazing for grand meeting in Waterbury soon
 which he would head with subscription fol
 $10O. Rev. Father Fitzpatrick, of this city