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Lord o'Brien has received a letter
from the lord lieutenant, enclosing a
subscription of e25 towards the ex-
perses of the international boat race,
to be rowed at Cork next July.
On Tuesday, at a United Irish League
convention in South Monaghan. NJ
John Mexican, Kingstown, was select
ed as the national candidate in sue
Cession to Mr.. James Daily. who has
retired from parliament. Mr.. Mexican
received 81 votes; DR.. O'NeilI of Coat
bridge, SO votes, and Mr.. Mcclure, IA
votes.
a. Mullingar ON Monday two soldiers
of the West Riding regiment, named
r. Worth and J. Goodwin, were re-
manded, charged with having on Sat
urday evening maliciously broken the
establishment in Greville street and
stolen therefrom a quantity of jew
elry.
Mr.. Conor O'Kelly. NJ. p, was on
Monday released from Castlebar jail,
where he had been imprisoned for
month under the crimes act. Mr.. John
O'Donnell, NJ. p, reached Sligo on
Monday to undergo a term of impris-
onment under the same act.
y meeting of the Irish party was held
on Monday in committee room 16, Mr..
John E. Redmond presiding. Resolu-
tionS were passed expressing admira-
ton of the conduct of the NJ. Ps and
other coercion victims, and cordially
welcoming Mr.. Conor O'Kelly on his
release from Jail.
At Callan. County Kilkenny. on Mon
day. J. P. Walsh, secretary of the local
branch of the u. l. L., was returned
foy trial under the Whiteboy acts. The
principal witness against the accused
was a Sergeant Sheridan, who admit
ted that he lied to the accused in order
to obtain his signature.
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On Wednesday, before Mr.. Justice
johnson and city common jury the
case of Cullen V Reilly was heard. The
plaintiff, Miss Anne Cullen, who re-
sides with her brother, Who is a farm
er near Edgeworthstown, claimed $500
damages for alleged, breach of promise
of marriage from Thomas Reilly. a
farmer residing near Streete. County
The jury awarded the
plaintiff ego damages.
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Two young men named Mcconnell
and McGurran, who resided in Innis- I
keen. an island on Lough Erne, about
two miles from Enniskillen, have been
missing since Wednesday. 1t appears
that they visited Enniskillen on that |
day. and as the lake was completely |
frozen they walked across it.. It is |
said that they left the town in the |
evening. The body of Mcconnell has |
The body of McGurran, who was in |
with him. have. up to the
present, proved futile.
On Tuesday morning man named |
Iohn McGarry, aged 65. was shockingly
burned in his house at BalIynichol
lear Portaferry, the dwelling being
Ilso consumed. He lived alone. The
leceased's house was discovered burned
o the ground early on Thursday morn
ng, Upon the police effecting an en-
rance, his dead body was found in
orrer. one leg being completely burned
If at the knee. 1t is surmised he fell
sleep, leaving a lighted candle near
lis bed, which ignited the bedding.
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oli AhOHudy niSHI hl. JOIll 1NSlllt !
was found dead in the Old
kenmore Wood, about half a mile from
kenmore. Mr.. O'Neill, who was not in
he best of health for some time past,
TENDED the funeral of a friend on
Ionday. At $3.50 o'clock Mrs. O'NeiIl
lfOrmed some friends that her hus-
and had not returned from the fu- I
eral A search was made, and re-
Ilted in the finding of deceased in the
ood, a short distance from the public :,
Dad. Death is attributed to failure of | ,
carts action.
AT a special court at Ennis on Satur-
ay, before Mr.. A. Newton Brady, r
leir daughter, Mabel Lillian, who i
ave been travelling for some years t
trough Ireland as the Lillian Herbal I
'mpany," or American specialists I
ere against brought up in custody on l
mand. charged with obtaining money V
, false preten5es, Several witnesses i
ere examined, who deposed to giving t
oney to the accused to cure them of s
irious atlmt nts. The accused were a
rther remanded, bail being refused. d
The Press associations Jersey corre- r
ondent reports that on Monday at Ii
ION Miss Emma Chadwick, daughter &
the Protestant bishop of Derry and "
aphoe. was seen standing by the side q
the Jersey railway station. and as a =
ain approached she appeared to step .
front and was knocked down. re- =
living injuries which terminated ia. -
lly on Tuesday morning. The in .;
est was opened the same afternoon, -
hen the evidence showed that Miss y
whose health had broken
Wn through overwork, was sent to ,C
e island in November for rest. The ~
ceased left WILL dated this month. tc
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IN Monday the dead body of a Young IL
'man was found on the strand be- p'
cen Muckross and the island. a few "
les to the south of Clonokilty. Init VI
ltlon having been given to the police.
tlng sergeant Boyle and Constable
les Went to the scene, with the work q
use officials and a coffin. and had M
body removed to the ClonakiItv de
lrthouse. The remains have been &c
ntl1ed as those of a young woman. of
,te Mccarthy, daughter of a small dc
mer, residing at Agha, near Court OF
osnerry. 1t appears her mind had
'ome unhinged She had been miss -
from her home since last Sunday
elk.
N inquest was held in Tralee on Fri
Z on the BODY of woman named
S. Johanna Nolan. aged about 40
died in the workhouse hospital on
previous evening On the 7th. inst
was found lying unconscious on
water table of the Great Northern
western line outside Gortalea sta
I, and was brought into Tralea ana
since been under medical care hI,+
never recovered consciousness Tho
y, found, in accordance with the
ilcal evidence, that death was due
lasceration of the brain, and added
I there was no evidennn 70 r,N-