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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-04

THE DRUNSwICK.BA co..
Designers and manufacturers of billiard and pool
tables, snd artistic saloon furnitures. Bar
COZ tiers, beer coolers, and saloon fixtures in
stock and made to order. 500 sout Il 10th ST.
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W. l.. PARRoTTE Il CO.


Jobrers Of hnts, caps. and straw goods manufac-
turers of gloves and mittens; ll07 Harney ST.
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OMAHA O1L A PAINT Co

OMAHA o1L h PAINT co.
omce l4o6 Douglass ST., oil house llOs Saunders q,
wholesale carbon and lubricating oils; agents
Manager " ' ''"e"'
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PARKER ROBERTSON 4 CO.
ALL FRuITS IN SEASON.

General agents for manufacturers OF stricni,nt ,o
implements; Jones ST., between 9Th ana loth.
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NJ. NJ. Marshall, NJ. Milhourn. o. n. Ramsey,
President Vice-Prest. Sec. and Treas
OMAHA BARBED WIRE co.
sth street and Capital avenue; manufacturers OF
and 4.point barbed wire and staples.
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National Brewing Company.

Brewers of genuine Lager Beer, put up in kegs
and bottles, for export trade.
CHAS. f. HANSEN, President.
GEO. +. VOLTZ, Secretary.
ARMOUR MCLAUGHLIN, Supt.
s. E. cor. Fulton and Webster sts., San Francisco
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LEE, FRIED 4 co,

Wholesale dealers in furniture; Fsrnum street.
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THE wOoDMAN LINSEED OIL WORKS.
of Linseed Oil.
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BAKING POWDER MANUFACTORY.
Warranted pure and the best in the market. Also
wholesale cigsrs. Parrotte l. sweeney. 1il3
HArney st.
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G.. n. 4 J. 8. COLLINS.

Fine carriages; repairing g specially; 1913 and
1917 Harm street.
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New Boarding House,

Croy street, Corner of First avenue
MRS E. 4. FLEMING, Proprietress.
This house. just opened, IL ready for customers.
- None but hrst-ciass WHITE COOKS en-
ployed no
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TURKISH AND ELECTRIC BATHS

HONh1oH AND EIECTEIC BATHS.
sure cure for lead and quicksilver poisoning,
large experience: hl9 Dodge st.; II. 4. Wsriey,
II. D., Proprietor.
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c,Nr,y1n MANUFACTURING co.

Manufacturers of overalls, jeans. pants Sni''''
.,te. lIO2 and llO4 Douglass street.
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PACIFIC HOTEL co.
'tfice and storehouse 713, IT'S, III 9th street.
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Block NAO'N'
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HARDWOOD LUMBER,
And Wagon Tinbcrs. Chas Il. Lee, Sw corner Of
9th and Douglass streets.
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COMING h CO.
HYDRAULIC AND MECHANICAL ENGINEEps.
Jobhers in wrought iron pipe lead pire and
sheet lead: plumbers, gas and steam ftters
iron and brass goods l4th and Dodge SITS.
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Attention, A. O. u. w!

Stated meetings of HALEY Lodge, No. 1, A. o. U.
W. are held every Monday evening, at Z 30 o'clock
All visiting brethren are cordially invited to at.
tend.
by order Of
f. b. LENNON, NJ. W.
W. GARRETT, Recorder.
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A. l.. STRANG, D. o. CLARK, n. C. ToMPKIS
President. Vice Prest. Sec. and Trea
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A. ROSENBERG.

u.ru,.cturer and d. aler in doors, SASH blinds,
mouldings, stair rails, baiusters. scroll work;
etc: estimates carefully furnished: i'th ana
Marcy streets.
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MoDoNALDs EMPoRIUM OF FASHION.
Importer and manufacturer of Iadies' and m,sses.
Ieaay- msde suits. closks, nxntles, shswls and
underweaf; isces. dresses, and mantle trim.
hhhssi Chss. Mcdonald. l40S Farnam street,
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2. D. CRAIG, masEFS1ea AER North Evanston, M

SEND CENTS IN STAMPS FOR CATAIOS
useful poultry Ion than o. hook
TILES now " MAKE loco per cent preai on 80
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The Baxter Hotel, Ketchum

PAUL p. BAXTER. proprietor, is the Oldest
and best kept hotel on Wood River. The dining
room Ia the largest in the Territory and the tables
are supplied with every thing the market affords
The rooms sre large, airy and well furnished.
Charges very moderate. THIS is q HOTEL, and
when in Ketchum don't forget the fact or the loca
tion Main street. below First National Bank s2tt
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vho,assle dealers in oak and hemlock harness
leather ssddlery hardware. collars and names
Importers Of English fancy saddlery; oin"hA
and Cheyenne. Wyo.
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W. A. Paxton, Ben GALLAGHER Robt rassor
PAXTON. GALLAGHER Il co.
Wholesale grocers Nos. TO5, 7O7, 7O9, I'll 10th 81
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=. r. ROBINSON NOTION co


Wholesale notions, gents furnishing goods, over
slls. ct :; 40j and 405 South 10th street
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KENNARD DELLECKER,
Wholesale cigar manufacturers; 1914 Capitol ave.
Some of our leading brands: La Reina del
Mundo. virgilio, La Flora de X. Fulton. Reins
Victoria Extra. write for samples. All home
made goods.
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LUMBER, SASH, AND DOORS.
Louis Bradford. 1913 South 9th street. Deli vered
prices quoted on AZ plicatien.
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ToOTLE, MAUL l. co.

Jobhers of dry goods and notions and gents fur.
shing goods, omaha: New York otuce, 33e
Broadway.
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Lumoer and shingles. sash. dOers, blinds, moul.
uhRs' pickets. posts, lime, plaster hair, &c.
ment building paper; Western agent for the
and Jones sts. ''A
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G, BRhNDBNBURG l. co.
Sole, harness, and upper leather cut half so,ss
ana shoe findings merchants headquarters foi
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The Birthplace Of McF irbig.

Duald McFirbis (Dubhaltach) was
the SON of Gilla Iosa Nor, and was born
at his fathers castle Of Leacan McFir-
bis in Mayo about the year 1880. If, as
O:Curly tells us, he went to the south
of Ireland to study so early as the yea1
1895, he must at least have been Is
years old at that time. The schools of
Thomond we've at this period very IA
NOUS, and attracted native scholars
from all parts Of ireland. The Mac
Eagans of Redwood Castle iii Lower
Ormond We're amongst the most famous
Brehon LAWYERS in Ireland, and here
young McFirbis came to perfect him
self in the study of Celtic jurisprudence.
But he also studied in several other
parts OF Ireland.
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The Abbays Of Qomber,

It is known that st. Patrick founded
an abbey at Comber, i'll Down, but even
the exact site is unknown. Brien
Cathal Dun, from whom the O'Nials of
Clandeloy descended and. who fell by
the sword of Sir John De Couray about
1901, also founded an abbey at Comber
for Cistercians. John O'Mullegan, the
last Abbot, voluntarily resigned in
1913. The site and grounds were
granted by James /. to Sir James Ham
ilton, whose successors used most of
the materials in erecting a mansion
near the town called Mount Alexan-
der, which was a heap of ruins SO years
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The Historic Surroundings Of Boyle.

Boyle is beautifully and picturesque
ly situated. On the north side loom up,
blue and hazy, the Curlew mountains,
on which, in 1899, Sir Conyers Clifford
and l40O of Elizabeth's best soldiers
were routed and slain by gallant
O'Rourke of Breffni, and the O'Connor
of Sligo. On the south side extend the
beautiful plains of Boyle, miles long
and miles broad, intersected in all di-
rections by walls Of solid stones, with
out mortar or other binding substance.
About a mile from the town upon the
north side Of the river, on a knoll Of
considerable dimensions. are the ruins
Of the old church of Asylum, which
used to give it's name to the parish in
which stands Boyle. Below this spot
the Boyle river regularly seethes across
the rocks of Asylynn, while little fur
Their down is the ford Of Athadalaragh,
where in old times stood an abbey of
Canons Regular, which existed from
the time of St. Patrick to 1901, and
gave it's name to bishopric over which
st. Corigallen presided at one time.
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The Town Of Louth,

The town of Louth, from which the
county is named, was anciently called
Knockfergus, and was famous for an
abbey founded there by st. Patrick.
The remains OF this abbey, or rather OF
the .priory founded on it's site, are ex'
tensive, but in a very. dilapidated con-
dition. DIR. Plunkett, the celebrated
Catholic Bishop of Armagh who was
executed in London for loyalty to Ire
land, which the English call thigh trea
son." was for some resident in the
town Of Louth.
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The Ancient Town Of Emily.

The town OF Emily IS noticed by Ptol-
envy as ''Imlagh," and was one of the
three principal towns in Ireland. A
monastery OF Canons Regular was
founded by ST. Ailbe, who became
it's first abbot and died in 527. Among
the successors Of st. Ailbe were several
who exercised sovereign power at
Cashel as Kings of Munster.
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ROSCOMMON.

On July II a grand national demon
stration was held at Skye, near Elphin,
to condemn the grabbing of Mrs. Con-
nor's farm. The meeting turned out a
great success. Contingents with bands
attended at Killinagh, Ballyoughter,
Creeve, Crogan and Ballinamean. Dele
gates attended from Tulsk, Kiltrustan,
Strokestawn and Carrick-on Shannon.
The chair was taken by MI. Charles
MuIvey. V. Z.
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The Minerals. Of Wicklow.

There is no county in Ireland more
stored with mineral deposits than
Wicklow. According to Kane it is a
mine of wealth. There are few cop
per mines at work, but the county is
rich enough in minerals to employ ten
times the number of men in this indus
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HISTORY j: { i { IN BRIEF

contributions to this department will be
gladly received and published in The IRISH
STANDARD, providing the articles are brief and
conclusive. If desired, the name of the con-
tributor will be published
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sH A,MROCKS FROM ERIN.
THE DYING GIRL.
BY r.. d. WILLIAMS.

nv r., D. WILLIAMS.
From Munster vale they brought her,
From the pure and balmy air,
An Ormand peasants daughter,
With blue eyes ana golden hair.
They brought her to the city,
= Aud she faded slowly there,
Consumption has no pity
For blue eyes and golden hair
When saw her first reclining,
Her lips were moved i'll prayer.
And the setting sun was SHINING
On her loosened golden hair
When our kindly glances met her,
Deadly brilliant was her eye,
And she said that she was better,
While we knew that she must die.
She speaks Of Munster valleys,
The patron, dance, and fair,
And her thin hand feebly dallies
With her scattered golden hair.
When silently we listened
To her breath with quiet care,
Her eyes with wonder glisrened,
And she asked us what was there.
The poor thing smiled to ask 1t,
And her pretty mouth laid bare,
Like gems within q casket,
A string ct pearlets are.
aVe said that we were trying
By the gushing of her blood,
And the time she took in signing,
TO know if she were good.
Well. she srnil'd and chatted gayly,
Tho we saw in mute despair
The-hectic brighter daily,
E And the death-dew on her hair.
And oft her wasted fingers
Beating time upon the bed, D.. 4.
Der some old tune she fingers,
And she bows her golden head.
At length the harp s broken,
And the spirit in its strings,
AS the last decree is spoken,
TO it's source cxuiting springs.
Descending swiftly from the skies,
Her guardian angel came,
He struck Gods lightning from her eyes,
And bore Him back the flame.
Before the sun had risen
Thro' the larl1-lovcd morning air,
Her young soul left it's prison,
Undefled by sin or care.
IsEOod beside the couch in tears
Where pale and calm she slept,
And tho Eve gazd On death for years,
Iblush not that wept, '4+
!; chcCk't with effort pity signs,
And left the mntron there,
10 close the curtains of her eyes,
Aud bind her golden hair.
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The Orangemen Of Wexford Against the
Act Of Union.

The Orangemen of Wexford Against the
Act Of Union.
When the detested Orange family of
Beresford induced the Grand Lodge at
Dublin to urge on all the lodges in Ire
land by circular to assist in securing
the passage of the Act of Union by
their influence, a majority Of the lodges
protested against it, among which was
the following:
Orange Lodge No. sSS, at Newton
barry, Co. Wexford, 18th February
1900:
Resolved, That Orangemen ought to
come forward as Orangemen and Irish
men and declare their sentiments
against legislative union which now
or at any time would be of the most ia
tai and pernicious consequences to the
real liberty of ireland.
EDWARD BEALLT, Master.
WALLoUaHLEY,. BUsLARD, D'py.
ALEX M'CLAUGHEY, Secretary.
And it would not be surprising ere
long to see large number of Orange
men change the views they now hold on
Home Rule.
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FERMANAGH.

At the close Of the counting Of votes
in Enniskillen on July IA. which
showed majority for Mr.. William
Redmond of 286, the greatest enthu-
siasm prevailed.
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SLIGO.

MIR. E. D. Farrell, a wealthy gentle
man of New York, has presented the
Very Rev. Acknowledgement, Of Gil
froney Church, with a magnificent AM
eIican organ.
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QUEENS COUNTY,

Great enthusiasm prevailed at the re-
election Of Mr.. Richard Lalor for the
LEX Division of this county. MIR. Lal~
or was reelected by the handsome ma
jOrity of 1870,
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GALWAY.

A man named Martin Nee, of Recess,
County Galway, who was brutally
beaten while returning from Round
stone fair, in the same county, on June
IA, died on July 10 from his injuries
The police have effected some arrests.
The of1ense is not agrarian.
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The Family Name Of McTagggart and Nc
Fadden.

The word sagart signifies "a priest"
and from Mac an t-sagalrt come Nc
Taggart and Taggart, while by similar
preixes to the word saor, IAN artifcer, !"
was formed the prototype of Mcintyre,
McFadden Crom MacPhaidin) is the
sssOn of Patrick.''
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Court, two men, named Wogan and
O'Brien was sent for trial at the forth
coming commission, on charge OF
having participated in the recent riot
in Y ork street.
On Sunday, July II, the National,
Historical and Literary League COM
memorated the life aud labors Of Faith
er Tom Burke at Tallaght.. The occas-
ion was one of verv great interest, and
the proceedings were most enthusiast
tic.
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MAYO.

On July Is. at the court. Castelar,,
Patrick Dunno, a farmer, was charged
with passing a 81 counterfeit note,
which was sketched in ink with WON
derful accuracy. Neither the prisoner
nor his wife could read or write, but a
crippled l4-year-old son was suspected
of the act: The prisoner was acquitted,
but subsequently his wife was tried and
convicted, she being the one who at
tempted to pass the note,
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KILKENNY.

The Lord Chief Justice opened the
assizes for the county on July 10.
There were few serious cases to go
before the grand jury. A true bill was
found against Peter Moloney for the
wilful murder of Thomas Hammond at
Graigue on June "a, and On The applica-
ton of MIR. Ryan. q. c., the case was
adjourned to the winter assiZes. J US
tice Harrison opened the assizes for the
city of Kilkenny on the same day. He
congratulated the grand jury on the
peaceable state OF the city. s..-
Sir Henry Donovan, of Tralee, died
on July is.
On July 10 a public meeting of the
Sandes' tenantly was held in Listowel.
Addresses encouraging tenants in their
protest against the high rents and urg-
ing them to meet their landlord with a
firm front were delivered by the Rev.
Canon Davis and others.
Addressing the grand jury at the
Kerry assizes on July IL, Baron Dowse,
after analYZing the criminal calendar,
said that the county was never III a
worse state than at present, there hay
ing been no less than 219 offenses COM
mitted since the last assizes. He.stated
he did not know why it was that the
population of Kerry INDUCED i'll out
rage, while the people Of the neighbor--
ing counties were comparatively quiet.
During his remarks Baron Dowse
stated he was informed that gentle
man who was, during the last assizes,
assaulted had died from his wounds,
but it appeared that the gentleman re-
ferred to was on the grand jury the
Baron was addressing. When his at
tention was called to this fact, tue
judge said that it was one crime less Oh
the record of the county.
st KINGS COUNTY.
at the Petty Sessions on July 10,
Jane brennan and Mary Quinn, two
loose characters. were found guilty of
robbing man named Flaherty Of se58
on July3.
$# LONGFORD.
The Longford Board of Guardians
now propose in regard to the water
works scheme to cut off the bad por-
ton Of the river and collecting three
other pure streams into reservoir
from which the water will be conducted
in pipes into Longford.
LIMERICK.
The Rt. Rev. DR.. O'Dwyer visited
Bradford on July a. He was enthu-
siastically received. In the course OF
discourse he expressed pleasure at the,
peaceable state of the town, and said
that the people should follow the adj
vice Of their clergy, who would never
lead them astray.
LONDONDERRY.
Mr.. William F. H. Smith has been
appointed resident magistrate for Lon
donderry.
On July9, Mr.. William McGrath, a
former student Of Maynooth College, A
died at his home in Londonderry. He
was a son of the late Captain Nc
Grath of Derry, and had entered on his
fourth year in college when he was
obliged to return home on account of
ill health.
I The government declines to institute
an inquiry into the conduct Of the po-
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CARLOW.

An inquiry into the Labore1s' Cottage
,ct was held at the Workhouse, Car
DIV, on July Is, by theLocal Govern
gient Board Inspector.
A fatal fire broke out OH Mrs. Agan's
premises in GAINESVILLE, which resulted
the burning to death Of her ll-year-
I'D daughter and the destruction of the
louise property.
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DOWN

The result of Mr.. Michael McCartan's
victory in South Down was received IN
NeWry with great cheering.
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lct was held at the WOrkhOuse, CAL
DIV, on July Is, by theLocal Govern
asent Board Inspector.
A fatal fire broke out OH Mrs. Agan's
premises in GAINESVILLE, which resulted
n the burning to death Of her 1lyear-
Id daughter and the destruction of the
louise property.
CLARE.
Ejectment processes have been
brought against nine tenants On the
SI,wiss estate at Ballymalone for the
lonpayEent Of impossible rack-rents.
The tenants lately waited upon the
gent, Adam Studdert, of Quinn, Coun-
ty Clare. to try to effect some arrange
,nent, but in vain. The visitation Of
The sheriff is daily expected. Public
sympathy is very strong in the tenants
favor.
A great drawback in the erection Of
l31 laborers' cottages. for which sites
mad been selected by Mr.. Sexton, archi-
tect of the Ennis Board Of Guardians,
has taken place, and will occasion delay
Cor several months in their erection.
The guardians at a special meeting
unanimously resolved to go solely on
1he compulsory scheme to obtain the
,;and required. so that all notice must
>,e served afresh, and three months
lapse before the erection Of the cot
ages. @w s'
CORK.
On July IL the funeral o. the late
Rev. VIM. O'Neill was held in the
church at Knockville, to which the de-
ceased belonged. A large number Of
PRIESTS attended.
A meeting was held III Bantry on
July 10 to take steps to prevent an adj
dress of welcome to the Earl and Coun-
tess Of Bantry on the occasion Of their
coming to reside on the family estate.
It was unanimously decided to present
Ill address to Lord and Lady Bantry on
hheir arrival.
The Mitchelstown Board Of Guar
lians has submitted a petition to Lord
Aberdeen, praying for stay of pro-
aeedings on sheriff's sales Of farms and
IN the execution OF ejectment DEGREES
until November next, so that the farm
:srs may get their cattle into condition,
Ind realize the value of their growing
crops after the coming harvest.
DONEGAL.
a shark was recently captured at
Arranmore Island by several fisher
men.
Mr.. Arthur O'Connor, NJ. P. for
East Donegal, visited Gweedore and
received heartily welcome on July 10.
DUBLIN.
DR.. E. Crandy has been elected resi-.
sent-surgeon IN the Mater Alisericordim
Hospital, Dublin.
Mr.. T. Nj. Healy delivered stirring
address before the Dublin National
league on July - on the Importance
# registration.
at the weekly meeting Of the Guar
lians of the South Dublin Union, re-
tort was read from the Visiting Com
nittee with reference to the proposed
Few resi- ence for the Nuns. Il
On July 10, in the Dublin Police
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Monday.
Ticket minneapolis, No Washington
avenue (ullder NicOl]et house, and new depot
OF Minneapolis s; st. Louis Railway, corner
Third street and Fourth avenue north; St
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and at Union depot
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KILDARE.

On July 13 Private Wingroye, OF the
Vidette troop Of the Eleventh hussars,
stationed at Curragh, was shot dead in
his room by Corporal Crossan Of the
same regiment and troop. AT all in
quest a verdict was returned that de-
ceased died from the effects Of a gun
shot wound inflicted by Crossman in a
practical joke, for which they severely
censured him. He was arrested and
brought before the magistrate.
At the meeting of the Mas Board of
Guardians, on July IA, Mr.. Z. Driver, a
Nationalist, in the chair, the clerk APP
piled for permission to leave before the
meeting concluded, his, object being
to vote for Captain Cosby, the Orange
candidate for the Queens county. The
chairman said that Of course he would
get the permission. Mr.. e. Doyle.
Nationalist: said, II hope you will give
an honest vote. MIR. Molloy."
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TYRONE.

Mr.. Holt Waring has been appointed
resident magistrate for Tyrone.
At the polling in Beragh, on July IA,
Mr.. M. j. Kenny, Nationalist. was
handsomely reelected. The National
list polled every available vote and in
some cases men who were on death
beds went and recorded their vote.
The Loyalists made strenuous exertions
to get up their men, but great num-
Der of Presbyterians abstained from
voting, although cars were sent to their
door to carry them to the booths. The
arrangements of the Nationalist party
were of the most complete character.
WATERFORD.
The herring fishing on the southern
coast of Waterford is reported to be
improving.
The Mayor of Wexford, together
with the members of the Corporation
and the Home Rule Club, visited Avon
dale by the permission OF Mr.. Parnell
on July IL. A pleasant time was spent
and grand banquet enjoyed.
II. WICKLOW.
Mr.. Garrett M. Byrne was triumph
antly returned for West Wicklow on
July IL. On July 10, after the result
became known, great enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Mr.. Byrne addressed a large
audience, thanking them for the result
of the election and proposing the usual
vote of thanks to the High Sheriff.
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Pullman Parlor Chair Cars to Ashland, Lake
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