The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-02-27

the sergeant was very seriously injured. Medical
aid was Immediately requisitioned but the injured
man died an hour afterwards.
dispatch from Cashel on Tuesday says: At
about 10 o'clock on Saturday night the attention
of the police here was drawn to young man named
Patrick Hoare, farm servant aged "A years, who
was found sitting block of timber IN Agar's
lane. He appeared to be in very weak condition,
and DR.. r. Cusack, having been called to him, he
ordered his immediate removal to the Union hospi-
tal where he died in two hours. An inquest
held on his body yesterday by Edward Cummins,
j. P (coroner)
A verdict of death from exposure returned
at an inquest Wednesday at Dalkey on the re-
mains of George Lynch aged 80 years, plasterer,
| of Dalkey hill, which were found in cabbage
field
The Bishop of Down and Connor (the Most Rev.
| DR.. Henry has written letter pointing out that
| the Belfast Catholic association, which has been
in existence for years, and has his sanction
and approval, is essentially distinct from the
! ganzatiop bearing that name in Dublin" referred
to in the recent letter from his Grace the Arch
bishop of Dublin
The body Of cattle drover named Mclaughlin
has been found in sheep hole at Castle River.
The was well known in Derry and district as
"Jack Sprat" and had been missing since Monday
evening. Dragging operations we're made and the
body recovered on Wednesday by one of the search
parties.
A serious accident which is likely to be attended
with fatal results is reported from Baykelly, Coun-
" hlldare Some time since Messrs Jameson and
PIN, Dublin bought from Terance Byrne his ex-
tensive -four and meal mills at Balykelly, with the
object OF converting them into malt store. Since
June 1 last large staff of men has been engaged
In carrying out the necessary alterations and i'm
provements, and three of the men so engaged have
met with terrible accident through the collapse of
scafolding which had reached the third story.
The men were thrown to the ground from dis
tance of about twenty-five feet. One of them,
named McDermott, had his back broken and he now
hes IN precarlous condition under the of DR..
ID. Ryan, j. T., Monasterevan. The other two, who
were fearfuIly cut and bruised, were conveyed to |
h1ldare lntrmary, where they under the care of
DR.. Power.
dispatch from Tuam OH Tuesday says: To-
day the intelligence of a terrible tragedy has
reached here. 1t appears that yesterday morning
man named McDermott, living at Forty-Acres, close
TO "lll1amstown, IN this county finding q little
girl. remote connection of his, of the same name
IN his garden deliberately cut her throat it is al
legged, and threw her into well, where the dead
Dody was subsequently found the neck being broken
lhe girl, 1T is stated, was about 15 years of age
and there beng no apparent motive for the hor-
rlble deed, 1T is surmlsed the man was insane To-
day, after being brought before the magistrates he
was conveyed through Tuam on his way to GALWAY
jail, having been remanded on the charge of mur.
der for eight days. The affair has caused consid-
cradle sensation IN Wllliamstown and district.
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Several cases of smallpox are reported from
Achlll island, which is the poorest and most con-
gested part of Mayo The island has a nonuation
Of over 1000, and the danger of infection from the
dread disease, with which some of its inhabitants
are now affected is very greatly increased by reason
of the fact that great numbers of the islanders
migrate to England and Scotland at the present sea-
son of the year.
dispatch from Limerick on Saturday says
News has been received in Limerick of the death
u former resident of that city, William B. Glib
'lns, who was one OF the victims of the disaster
o the steamship Clallam off the coast of Vancouver
which resulted in the loss of sixty lives The late
dr. Glbbins was we'll known in musical circles in
Limerick and up to his departure from this coun-
ry IN 1892, for America, held the position of or
anlst and ehoirmaster of ST. Mchael's Protestant
hurch.
A dispatch from Fermoy on Saturday SAYS: The
overnment has bought More Park, Kilworth from
.ady HolyrodSmith, and intends erecting there ex-
enslye artillery barracks It is also intended to es
lblish an artillery range i'll connection with XII
orth camp, extending towards Clogheen, and that
lore Park will become the headquarters for the
eneral commanding Cork district and his staff. C
Broeough, Loughlinisland near Downpatriek r
as the scene of a gun accident which terminated
'tally on Sunday. A young fellow called James T
arland was out for shot in the forenoon, and ;
ID his gun in ditch hearing a man coming. Short
afterwards he pulled the gun out by the mrzzle !,
Id the trigger catching in the brambe the gun was
seharged, the contents lodging in the left side and
owing the left leg away. Poor Garland fingered
Ii evening, expiring.
dispatch from Belfast on Monday night saws: ?
4 exciting incident occurred last night in the I'm
'rial Hippodrome, Belfast The house was densely :
lcked, in anticipation of an exhibition of 'loopine
e loop by Dartigan, the Continental performer. :
the first attempt Dartigan came down the grad- {
1t on bicycle at tremendous speed and when
'out twelve feet high on the inside of the loon
e bicycle and rider fell, causing much excitement
artigan escaped without injury, but did not make
second attempt.
Word reached kanturk on Friday of an extra
dlnary occurrence near Rockchapel few days e
o. On the 26th inst, being the last day for service
processes to be disposed of at the forthcoming
arter sessions at Kanturk, civil bill officer, re-
ling at Newmarket named Andrew Shannon. pro-
eded to place known as Mineanduff, in the Rock
apel district for the purpose of serving some thr- (
n processes for rent persons residing in that :
ahty. As he was proceeding, he was suddenly
ltronted by some half-dozen armed and disguised b,