The Irish standard., 1892-08-13

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short distance from the spot at which
his clothes we're observed. Deceased
had been Ill with influenza and was sub
juct to Illusions. He was the son of Mr..
Peter Mcintyre, of the firm of Mcintyre,
Hogg, & Co., shirt manufacturers, Man
chester and Derry. He Was quite
young man, and had come to Derry to
superintend the placing of new boilers
in the factory of Mcintyre & Hogg.
DUBLIN,
On the morning of July 18th, Mr..
Charles O'Connor, an assistant in Messre.
Todd, Burns and Co.'S, ~ Mary street,
Dublin, was drowned under painful Cir
cumstances at Sandycove bathing place.
The deceased, who had been for some
residing at Al Glasthule road, went with
fellow assistant, named Michael Ryan,
for bath, as usual with them, shortly
before 8 o'clock. The sea was running
very high at the time, and strong
northeast wind prevailed. Several old
bathers refused to venture into the sea,
but deceased and his friend jumped in
three times from the iron ladder at the
end of the spring-board. Each managed
to get out on the first and second occa-
sion, but on the third occasion Ryan
only got on to the ladder with much
difficulty. On looking back he found
that his comrade was not to be seen, and
he never appeared again. Owing to the
roughness of the sea it was found i'm
possible to search for the body, which
was probably caught between the rocks.
The deceased was 25 years of age.
!, GALWAY.
Mr.. M. Murphy, who filled the post of
Governor of Galway jail for some years
past, has left there to take up, on pro-
motion, the post of Governor of the pri-
son at Belfast: Mr.. Murphy has had a
long period of service under the Prison
Board. He came to Galway from Down
patrick, where he had under his charge
the prisoners sentenced in 1883 for COM
plicity in the Invincible conspiracy.
While he was in charge of Galway Pri-
son it was bis fate to have in his custody
on two different occasions and for rather
a long period each time, the member for
Northeast Cork, Mr.. VIM. OBrien, Mr..
John Dillon, NJ. p, also sharing MIR.
O'Brien's Imprisonment On the second
occasion. Among the other political
prisoners whom he had in charge was
DR.. Tanner, M, P.
KERRY.
At the meeting of the grand jury for the
county of Kerry, on July ID, Constable
John Kelly applied for ELS compensa-
ton for injuries alleged to have been re-
ceived by him whilst in the discharge of
his duty at the fair of Brosna on the
Goth of January last, when he received
blow of stone on the head, ioflicting
severe wound. There was no opposition
on the part of the ratepayers, but7the
question was raised that as the injury
was greater than was anticipated at the
time of filing the claim the compensa-
ton should be increased. Mr.. French
proposed that the applicant be allowed
e4O0. Mr.. Leonard proposed, and Mr..
O'Connell seconded that the amount be
e5OO, and Colonel Rowan proposed, and
Mayor Hewson seconded, that the
amount be :e3O0. On a division, eleven
voted for 94OO, eight for $500, and two
for e500. The applicant was therefore
granted e4OO, to be levied off the barony
of Trughenaekmy.
KILKENNY.
Sister Mary de Pazzi Tin the world
Miss Annie Foley, sister Of Mr.. Canice,
Foley died on July 9th, at the Presen-
tation Convent, Mooncoin, in the SD
year Of her age. and the 30th OF her reli-
gious profession.
LIMERICK.
The Commission of Assizes was opened
in Limerick On July 9. by Lord Justice
Barry and Justice O'Brien, the former
taking over the business in the city and
the latter that in the County Court. The
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