Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-10-07

Rather serious disagreements are re
ported as having arisen in the ranks of
the labor members of the Limerick cor
poration. The seeming rupture has given
rise to much comment in the city, in
view of the fact that the labor element
controls the council.
The body of a young married woman
named Margaret Delany, lately residing
at 70 High street, Cork, was observed
floating in the water a short distance be-
low the Fishery. The body was placed
i'll boat by the police and conveyed to
the morgue, where it was identified by
the husband and relatives of deceased.
The unhappy woman had been missing
since Thursday last.
On Sunday a large and influential
meeting was held in Doonbeg, which was
composed of fishermen from Liscannor,
Guilty, Kilkee and Carrigaholt and was
addressed by Major f. Jameson, NJ. p,
on the development of the fishery in
dustry along the west coast of Clare. A
deputation was formed, with delegates
from the different fishery seats, to wait
on the Chief Secretary.
The Earl of Kingston celebrated his
twenty-fifth birthday September 10. He
succeeded to the title of Kilronan Castle
in 1896. The Earl's predecessors have
for centuries been associated with the
County Roscommon. Robert King, NJ.
p. for County Roscommon, was one of
the earliest created baronets, having re-
ceived the honor from Charles II. The
Earldom was granted i'll 176S to the fifth
baronet-Sir Edward King
On Sunday some people who happened
to be standing on the quay at Kilgarvan,
near Borrisokane, saw some distance out
in Tough Derg a strengthening object
apparently swimming toward the Tippe-
rary shore. On its approaching nearer
the shore it was discovered to be mule.
Some hours afterward boat arrived at
Kilgarvan from the County Galway
shore, three aud half miles distant, and
the boatman identified the mule as his
property.
On Sunday married woman named
Monfort, residing at Oldcastle, County
Meath, was lodged in Drogheda Jail on
remand, charged with seriously assault
ing a man named Somerville. The lady,
it appears, owns boarding-hou in Old
castle, and dispute arose between her
and the injured man, in the course of
which she struck him on the head with
saucer, cutting it open as if with
Ratchet. The mans life is pronounced
in danger.
An inquest was held by Coroner Horgan
on the body of Timothy Murphy, aged
thirty, farmer residing near Ballinhas-
sig, County Cork, who hanged himself
on Sunday The deceased, it was stated,
for some time past had shown signs of
eccentricity. He was seen entering his
house about 10 O'Clock on Sunday morn
ing and shortly afterward he was found
suspended by the neck from rope at
tached to a rafter in the kitchen. A YER
dict of strangulation, self-infiicted while
insane, was returned.
Information has been received at Bally-
gawley, County Tyrone, from the town.
land OF Garvaghey, four miles distant, of
an alleged malicious burning of dwell
ing house in that place. From the facts
to hand it appears that some neighbors
discovered the dwelling house, occupied
by a laboring man named Patrick Bart
ley, his wife and family, enveloped in
flames. An alarm was raised and BARLEY
and his wife were rescued from the
building. Fortunately the damage done
was slight. The origin of the outbreak
is at present complete mystery. How
ever it is freely circulated in the locality
that it was malicious.