The Irish standard., 1895-07-13
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Guard ANS ainst lien Donne 4
i for the recovery 0f Poor ates atr,ick Y
the mont hs of Augus ST. and IA ont Sofsai
4 mill in the town. Hhe Re corder held tina
1 the property 4 did come Within sth,'
meaning Of the. poor law code, and dis
missed the action thout preju dice. ss
1 The question Of extending the railwa.
/ at Ktpsale and securing q connection witt
4 deep water, is again occupying the atten
ton of those int erested Id the prosperit.
sof. that port The harbor commissioner
4 discussed the project at their last meet
ling; and though their inquiries as to th'
| prospect OF obtaining assistance from til.
Hoard Of works, did not elicit q favorable
response, still 1T Is satisfactory to know
that further steps will be taken in th!
matter. " .i,i & 3sssss 34ss.3 M 5.se2 lss#
:s S,s: DUBLIN. n
On the morning Of June IS, Just as til,
.Tantivy coach was leaving the Metro
pole, man named Robert Doyle, wht
gave his. address as SO Lower Gardiner
! street, Dublin, rushed off the footpatf
and threw himself in among the horses
He struck the pole between the leaders
and fell over on the other side. Capt
Steel, who was on the box, shouted anl
pulled UP the horses, saving the mar
from being run over. One Of the wheels
of the coach just: grazed his leg, but or
being lifted UP by the police constable
he appeared unhurt. Capt. Steed shout
ed to the constable to. arrest the man
who appeared to be suffering from :
sudden ft Of mania; but he appeared te
be cooled by his adventure, and gave
his name and address to the constable
The occupants of the coach, which was
full, were somewhat perturbed by the
incident, but s,rejoiced that owing tc
Capt. Steed's keen eye and sure hand the
incident did not end fatally.
On the morning Of Jue IA shocking
accident occurred at the house, rs Els
seq street, Dublin. A young girl named
Mary. McShane, aged ID, was hanging
clothes to dry out Of a three-story win
dow at the back Of the house, and APP
pears to have. leaned upon a cord which
formed one of the sides Of a triangular
arrangement made with a pole and two
cords, when the cord broke and she fell
into the yard, q distance Of about IS
feet. One of the inmates OF the tene-
ment, James Carey, hearing q, noise
looked into the yard and saw the girl
lying unconscious. aCoustapie loV q
was summonen and ne TOOK ner TO JET
Wis street .hospltat, Where she lived fo1
JUST nall an 'louf, Delng at1enoed Dy
priest, "a sad cir cumrstance IS, that the
glrrs iatner was lying IN PED, con,
sumptlVe fnValld, ana the motner mao
Just gone outline accident created erea'
CONSERVATION Q IN the LOCALITY.
VI June San inquest was neid# Dy tne
Dublin city coroner and q jury, touch1ne
the death or 9, glrl named Saran Greer;
aged ~ years. VINO was I! se !s's purneo
on the previous day Whl!e taxing poi
esIofu strgeet.sl ~: appeared Lnat the motn-
.er was cut when the accident occurred.
The child suecumbed to shock following
that effect was returned by the jury. &
On the morning of June 10 a serious
fire broke out IN the dwelling house, No.
IS Wodehouse terrace, North. Circular
road, Dublin. Between and 10 o'clock
smoke was seen issuing from the upper
story. and the fire brigade from Chath-
am row and Winteravern street was
summoned In haste. Meantime the
flames burst roth with great rap1dlty,
and when the. brigade arrived go great
had been the progress Of the flames that
the FOOT had completely 1allen IN. Inc
mousse; winch was three story, ana con-
tanned eight rooms, IS the property OF
Mr. bernard ser carry, VINO lives IN the ad-
Joining mouse. Inc damage 70 the
mouse severed Dy insurance: Inc el-
forts OF the prigaoemlen were al l to
preventing <lne names from spreaal y 70
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At the Petty Sessions. in Ballinasloe
on Tune 9Th Mr.. Thomas Kelly. p. L.1.
of. Tavlorstown. was brought un. charged
with forging the name 81 Mr.. Lawrence
Conroy merchant and amctioneer. Bal
and that az his brother. Michael
q !, omit IN, g., All ~ faf1 VII erehv the hank
Was .defra,,det1 gof that arno,,nt xvi
denca in addition to HAT already nro-
d,,ced having hean given the nrisoner
was committed ia stand HIS trial At the
;nayt GALWAY assizes :.
(, At;fha last meeting az the OnRhteraro
Roard nf Gnardians resolutions of regret
.fnr tho death 81 the Ate DR.. Keene Med
ica1 nfficer ~ t1,e 7 ,etterkenny sDisnens-
a,r,r district If he Union from fever con
tractad ~ rim a discharge of his duty
wsra mn . min, o1,alv t,assed
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