The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-03

ftives to meet representatives of the
dublin Belfast and Cork chambers in
tconfsrence on the subject of Irish pri-
lvate bill legislation.
i A mysterious murder case is reported
! from Moy, County. Tyrone, where a
\ farmer named Mallon has been stabbed
to death At the inquest on Saturday
Ievening the coroner strongly comment
ed on the fact that of seven persons
who were with the deceased at the time
of the occurrence not one of them
could identify the murderer.
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The death took place on Monday
might of Mr.. George JamesHewson, NJ.
A. of Holyroood. Adara county, Liner
ick. The deceased gentleman, who was
! in his 1Sth year. was an eminent au-
| thority on Irish antiquities. and espe-
! cially with all that concerned the cas-
/ tie, abbeys and historical sites in the
/ county of Limerick.
Speaking to a vast congregation, the
Rev. Arthur w. Murphy, P. p. Bros-
ma, County Kerry, dwelt ct consider
able length upon the evils and dangers.
both moral spiritual and physical.
which were inevitably bound to accrue
from the reading and study of bad and
demoralizing literature, especially
amongst young persons.
The death is announced of Mr.. J. Nc
| Carthy, sr., near Ballymerchsteadien
Manister which took place a few days
| since at his residence. The deceased,
who was far advanced in years, was
secretary of the local branch of the
! United Irish League. a position which
he held since the days of the Land
League.
At Cahir railway station, an inquest
was held by Coroner Cummins, j. p.
into the circumstances touching the
death of John Sweeny, who succumbed
from injuries received as the result of
an accident on the railway. The jury
found in accordance with the medical
evidence, with a rider that a represent
alton be made TO the railway company
TO dc everything possible for the widow
and family of the deceased. They also
considered that no blame attached to
any one in the matter.
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Intelligence was received at the police
barrack, Dunmanway, on Monday
morning that a young lad named DAN
iel Crowley, son of a laborer living at
lnchincorka, about five miles from
Dunmanway, had been drowned whilst
attempting to cross the Caha river in
search of goats. The body of the boy
was found on Tuesday at / o'clock p.
m, near Neaskin bridge, one and one
half miles away from the scene of the
accident, in pool ten feet deep.
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AT the Newmarket petty sessions
eight young men, all of whom, with
one exception, are of the farming class,
were returned for trial, charged with
having on the 4th of October, at Mil
leenduff, County Cork, unlawfully as
sembled together to disturb the peace
and with intent unlawfully to rescue
from the sheriffs officers certain goods
and chattels of William Larkin, Mil
leenduff, seized under decree at the
suit Of the Rev. John b. Heard for rent,
and did rescue six calves SO seized
The deputy coroner held an inquiry
in the workhouse. Belfast, touching the
death Of Alice Whiteside 600. The de-
ceased complained of being assaulted
on Oct. u. and in presence of con-
stable accused a woman named Joseph
inc Strong of having pushed her off a
box. She was sent to the Union in
firmary, but left on Oct q. Medical
evidence showed that death was due to
cardiac failure, accelerated by Brights
disease. The jury found accordingly,
and added that the alleged assault had
nothing TO do with the death.