The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-25 00:00:00

SHOCKING MURDER IN LINOOLNSHIRS,

An topsail has been held at Eastoft, near Orowle, There are two very diflitrent opinions &brawl in
hi North Lincolnshire, on the body of. young man, Paris with respect to l'ierre Ilanaparte's oon luot in
named Charles Brown. It appeared from the evidence the fatal affray of the 10th inst int. Some persons
that /ate on Saturday night Browu and some friends inest on the imerobability of hi. having tire; war ally
entered • room in • publie-house in which were al. abused his vi.iturr, then struck one of them, aud
ready • number of men more or less drunk. Among finally hide I him without any greater provocation
the latter party were • young man, named Patrick than appears from Funrelle's statement of mat uo.
Welsh, who was asleep and a man named Connolly. curred. They say it is highly probable that the
Coonolly asked the new comers to rouse Welsh, and Prince ineil the very mane and insalting expression.
Brown, in. play,pulied the sleeper's nose, This irrit tied attribu; el to aim, and that he mmy have extruomp t•
Welsh, and then to settle the disturbance which en. flied them by an a..gry gesture, in reply to which
sued in conaequenee the landlord ordered Brown and they 'appease that Noir, whose reputatioa was that of
his party to leave the house„ Directly afterwmds a liut•heailed dozen of great physical strength, and
Weida and hi. companions followed them, and whoa ready enough to quarrel, and even to use manual ato
the two parties met, Brown addressed Welsh with, g neon, struck Bonaparte, who forthwith shot him.
"Wilt ta into me now." Welch replied, e I will Tuts seems a probable explanation of the cause of the
if yon don't keep off." There thee commenced a quarrel. M. Fonvielle represent. himself and his
scuffle, and it ended in Brown staggering lielplceey cumin ion to have been so extremely courteous in
to au adjacieut wall, and Welsh walking away with a words and tone that it is incomprehensible what
knife in his Laud and threatening 8r0w,,.s friend. should have caused the Prince to ins.' t, strike, awl
with violeuce. Brown was carried home in a dynig riioot at tdetn. Oil the other hand, there ar,‘ preens
state for lie Lad reoeived three wounds in the abdo- who say that his character is so violent and nnoverm men, from which the bowels were 1 rotru ling, and lie able that it is exactly what he might be expected to
expired before • magistrate could be got to take his do. Irritated by the attacks that ha I been made
deposition. When Wel Ii war apprehended lie at. upon him in the Mardrrilleise, and by the intiu.ion
tempted to attack the police With a poker, bet the of two men whom he looked upon with antrr and
weapon was wrested from him. lie Wlll taken to contempt as Mounted with their authors, it is quite
Brown • home and confronted with the it, lug man. conceivable, they assert, that his passion gut the bet-
Whorl the wounds were shown him lie burst into ter of him, and that he followed up foul longue Ai laughter. Two %Wyse were hatred in IVolati'd pockete, with • sadden blow and a deadly rabot. It is to be
one an open ,ane, and the other a two.b.a led Cu isp hoped that the proceedings before the tribunal will
one.—The ji.ry returned a verdict of wilful murder elicit the truth, and cart a surer light on this deplor-
illfainet NV Plat, who was committed for trial at the able event than can be derived from tue converse-
LilICOlll t Asize, lion and conjectures of Paris society.
One of the Peris papers states that the Prince kept
EXECUTION OP MAUPMANN. • lioness in a cage at his residence. It was a most
PARlS,Weineedai .—Traupmann was executed Gu
n•s i telageut animal, but was the cause of much nit.
of temper, . asiness at Auteuil. Since the late unfortunate re-
m/ruing et wren teeleek precisely. Be walked esnit uf his highness's momentary utor
'll's slaC* of tia wati°l.l quickly and in
an agitate ness l y lo •
r . the
._ere I.t may now be seen. at. been removed to the Jordan des I lentos,
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manner. The crowd assembled to wi nees the one.
lio I
.outioL•was immense. Daring the nignt Traopmaiin where
toes to write a letter to his family. This morning The Paris corre•pouileut of the Pail Mall Gazette
the cries of the crowd outside the prison announced says that the President of the High Court has been
to him that the tone of hil elocution had arrived; . down to Auteuil to visit the Louse of Prince Pierre
and he was warned by the utlir,als that his last hone Bonaparte. 'the Prince himself stall demands to be
had Come, whereuo..n lie replied, "1 am otaity.". tr eil like any common individual. A slight reaction .
-Only twice di I lie exhibit any signs of weakness, first is visible in his favour owing to the violence of hug ad- :
when. he felt the cold edge of the rcissors toed to cut versariee. The Priuoms, who is us much • daughter a yba hair, and the eaconii time when lie saw the as poor Victor Noir was • sou of the people has been !
guillotine. lowerer, lie quickly recovered his lirin. , frightened into Paris in cousequouco of receiving lot- :
Land ascended the slobs a the ecalf,iil alone. Lois threatening her life. The Prince two i+ menaed c !
in the time of his leaving the prison he never • with assassination in the event of his acquittal by
uttered a wool. i the High Court, IL Paschal Gruuseet, who was .
The correspondent of the Poll Mall Gazette tot.. one of the "sail causer" of the catastrophe, ha+ oeeu I
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arr iced for contempt of coars and refusing to appear .
graphs:—Tratipmaun was guillotined by gaslight.. '
The morning was dark, and the guillotine was only ' before any judge hot named by the peep eon the truest
Joe dieinguirliable by the spectators. The figures Republican principles. As the Presitent of the
on the platform looked the merest shadows. N„ ,is. High Court could not possibly wait on M. Paschal 11
lirousset, he Las been obliged to tinier his soon I.
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premien of feeling escaped !rum the crowd, which
was considerably under 10,000. Perfect untir pre- puce, et" it is felt that these foolish men are lorciug
railed. Many respectable women were in the crowd. • well-intentioned Government into seemingly arbi-
• The Evening Standard publishes the following:—
trary acts.
During the last few days the prisoner's appetite The Public dates that the preliminary examination
fell off considerably, and his rest also became much • of Prince l'iorre Bonaparte will probably be &dialed
disturbed. On Tues lay night we understand that lie at the end of the inunth, and that his trial will take '
lay ulown about ten o'clock and fell into • ARIA sleep, place during the first fortnicat of February. The
hut afterward. hoe one very fidgetty, and then got Goad will sit, it is dated, at engages,
up, read, awl silt-marls threw himself down upon __ _ . ____ _
his bed again, and towards five o'clock on Wednes- THE RED ELVER. ,
day morning, the offleials called him, and informed ,
him that hi. last Lour was fast approaching. Ile was The New York papers pub ish the following des .
sums time afterwards led forth. A. soon as he had patch, dated Chicago, January 3:—
sine, ged from his cell lie was received by his coufer,or, A special despatea from St. Paul, Minn., to the
and conducted jaw a small room, where be re:eivcd Tribume, says positive inform Won has been reeemed
the last words of comfort and absolution. The pro- from perfectly reliabe authority that the United .
cession mm a' "eft re-Liana's the priest walking by the States Goverumeut Lai beeu notified, in a tlla-IliT
wretched man'a side, exluccling him to pray for fee. and from a source which it will be bound to re mg• : giveness tit they reaclie.l another room where the e:a uise, that the Cana lieu aduerent• in the RAI River
eutieuer wan, with hi* assistant% waiting to receive settlement and at Portage la Prairie have incite!
Lim. Here, without loss of time, his imndl wire I the Sioux Inaiaus to a raid on Pembina and Saint
strapped behind Lis back, his arms Were also strapped Joseph, in retaliation, as is claimed, for the all gel.
together higher nr, and his legs were loosely tied
.ito- aid and the countenance given to the Red River
Iffether with iii,'iii,''ewe strap iiii that with which his reposition by Amer.ean citizens on this side of mime
wrists were bound. Then followed the meet dread. I international line. The information on which this no.
Jul part of this terrible business. Alter the man was tification was beach came from • person in thermopilel
thus bound he was requested to sit down on • small of the Canadian Government, and in the secrets of
stool, in order that his hair might be out away freer Governor .11‘Doutmli'm a Ili 'rents in th r &etc.:intent,
the naps of the neck. This Will a work of some in order that the gentleman to whom it was given
minutes, as HOWL care was exercised on the part of might prepare for his own personal safety lie was
the executiouer to seear all impediments for the knife , &eared that if uot b fore, then by the opening of
that was so eon to sever the Leal from toe body- spring, the entire set.lement on the American side
Whole this was being done the priest read • pra; or ial the boundary would be wipe .I out by these Sioux
in a low, impressive tone. It was now just upon marauders, who, for obvious reasons, are opposed to
seven o'clock, and the procession again re-formed, the annexation of their present secure refuge trona
the executioner taking charge qf me prisoner by pnuiahment, and who have been told that annex,-
holding the straps which bound his wrists. After lieu to this country is the object of the move.
passing slowly through the courtyard of the prison, meat. The government is likewise asked to make
the last heavy gate was thrown opens displaying to inquiries on the subject, to provide ample protection
view the hideous guillotine, and ism the criminal to American residents at Pembina. Thi. notice
marched forward a tromendona howl Intrust up by the I will doubtless be heard of via Washington, in •
thousands of spectators on th, outside. The excia- short taw.. A letter from Pemuina, written the day
written of the multitude startled the criminal, who after Ill'Hougall left, rays there as been no ais-
at once faltered in his step and haul to be si.i.to Ito afar Oen among the patriots, nor any idea of giving
mount the 6 merle., or plank, on which he was after. up the mere. It is a fixed fact that there will ...e no
moth' strapped. 'Mi. plank worked on a pivot, and civil-war on the Red River, as the people are at nos& ,
was in an erect position whim the prisoner was strap- a unit in the purtwo of keeping Canaria out, and they
pe .to it. A. soon as tier was dune, it was pthdieJ Di Igo in tie annexation to the Unite I B.atesbefore forward into a hurisoutea position, and the wretched they will subm.t ti. Canada. Governor li'Dougall
man's teal became k w'd as it Were ild'• oemicircular has started Ia• home, and it is well for him n 1 the
orifice. A moment IV:termed., the khite fell, and the country. We will now have quiet truth the spring
bead rolled into a la aseet underneath. apimi., when some stirring t.mes may be expected, a,
Fur two or three nights the PACO de Lt Roquette the Governor has given it out there will then be in-
ked been occupied by 4 dense crowd, is ho Waite I °tiding armies in the country—one oy Lake Superi r,
anxiously, ils the 'bop° :hat the morning would affur 1 one by Yu k Factory, atol one by Briti.li Columbia
them the spectacle td•ey dethed. They were, how- across tho Becky Mountains. The same writer says, ever, disappui pied •
s and it afil eats trout the Pans "We have • ithority tor saying that the Sioux ant
riPers of Wedneaday that all aorta of rumours had Liz esCrow ludiausaud Little Sixes bawl of fugitive. . 1
neap eitelliditillA in etOlieilltelhee of the demi, at from A Delius have lieu n fed and kept in realness to I was MOM or We's generalkt b -Hewed that the Etiiimror make a raid on the Matted States in tie spring and
had be--g induc d by the pristnier's reiterated pro. sweep all before them, in retaliation for the in- posed tests t'.iat it par his accomplice+ who haul committol part we have taken against Governor M'D mgall.
the ''Tluie for which he had be a condemned, t. he leaders of the governor's party in the settlement 1' or arse a resp.te fur further investigation. It is car. I are all details in human shape, and would stop at no
taint* the Galdo. sari that hi, it POI received on I bloody :mans to accomplisu their ends, an it is all . filsoireday an anonyntous letter on toe subject, which toosisimess to suppose Governor M'Douga is not cog. , lie deemed of sufficient importance to send to 11. nisaut of all their duiugs. Yet he went Mr yesterday
•011ivier. The same pope: has also the following: withuut a note of wanting to any of ne, and the very
—"Ile Laredia•if of the cafe in the Roe Grange last wi rds ut Lis Attoruey-General (ll..cliards) to us I 1 Bateliere,where Tratipmann was in the habit of going were, ',We'll got even withyou when the tilDeOUlltea.hi ,
00 different occasions, With unkoown persons, autrut comm,..tir. n n
DO tit' the 1 r k T •
IS nen New el rt.
the time of the murder (Ildwe. Braekh having re- owi, "
. 8 •
ceived a great number of anonymous letters Iniggiug ."'•
'lnert' is • story from Red River that the partisans
her to do se, made • last effort to induce the Con.
ffenilled mau to name his accomplices. She was cots. of Governor IPDougalt have persuade I the Swot
'ducted to the prion at eight o'clock by Mr. (Leal u. Indefs to make a raid upon Minnesota, in ri titia-
n° Director ut the prison ma• Prurient at the inter. loon for titu part whicii, it is allevd, Americans
view. Mime. Braek sought in vain to soften Traup• have taken in the Winnipeg intrigues. This ill
mann. She threw herself at his f,,,,t, wit,,ent, any sae. •grees with Goveruor .et'lhatorall's warm diaolieme,
ten.. His invariable answer was, 'I have given in. ot any intention to make use of savages to civitise
erection. that my accumpace+ 'WWI be found. I his enemies, 6r the remark which wo have Seen in a
shall not moue them, let them look fur them. The Canadian paper that our people have rigorously ab-
two men you have seen with me were my accom- stained from meddling in the affairs of the Red River
lakes, but there was a third.' Thou he a ided, 'You country. For toe present, we prefer not to believe
will receive, Madame, to-morrow a letter from m., rashly the Sioux story. We trust that the Cana eaus
which will tell you all that I have to say to yon." will be as WOW to credit the charge that our people
huve industriously laid a train ti explode their
dominion. The act of the fled River insurgents
bears their own or.gival sign-manual, and accord-
ing to Governor 11,Dogall himself, was mainly
dictated by causes with which Amines°. have no-
thing to do. If time neighboarboo I of prosperous
and popaloar states am to be ensperne I as something
iii the nature uf conspiracy, we do not know what
will iielp the Canadiaie swept to turn conspirators,
and put for annexation.

February 21. t he. been tired .or the Ws by auc•
tic...l Ler Meiestv'• Dockyard at WOOilViek•

At the animal meeting of the County of L moister
Aille Assochation, on Saturday, • resolution was adop-
ted asking for an increase uf the ruitoiteer molts.
Sion grants " without any more onerous punditiote
upon them time. [lose which now exist."

Tbe Times of halo, of the 24th ult., says tar nil
native merchants had been ma to bankrupt by the
WI of the price of cotton in the Engl.l market, auJ
a panic ez.sted in the Bombay bazaar. Specohation
in shares had greatly added to this panic.
A oollection of the Sempill Ballads, ranging from
1567 to 1576, is preparing for publication. 'rimy act
• set of carious Scotch historical aud political ballad.
by Robert Sempill, and were originally printed in
black letter at Edinburgh as separate broadaides.
In searching on Sunday among the ruins of the
star and Garter Hotel, at Itichniou I, sumo tjupos
'rem discovered, wh:ch are helievel to be thote of
Yr. Lever, the unfortunate manaeer. Thou/an:ld of
persons •vited the wane of the doaster on Sandy.
The says a theory Las been starlet that
a form of typhu.d fever, of which several examp.es
have occurred during the winter, HI the same ..hwase
as that known to veterina. lan. as cattle plague. Pa-
thulogioal evidence is brought forward to support the
hypothesis.

Mile. Krauss seems to have produced a eery fa'
encraele impression as Dulilla Anna in the ',went
performitne.s, at tho Theatre Mahon, of "Lklll U,41
11,11 ea Seal 51.1 Sa,itj, MM. Nwchiel,,
Bonnelioe, Verger. Ciampi, and Zimelli worn inciu•
de.' in the cast.
It is stated that at the funeral of M. Victor N ,ir
the police adopted the ..tnedient of marking will,
orow the backs of as niauy of the imotat,rs as pos-
sible. The kifcre obs,rres that this premonition
the visit of the destroying angel has not as yet pro-
duced any serious consequence*.

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American paper tato that every train on tit:,
Pawfic Raiiroad has now car. attac,ed with • aptcta
soppiy of fuel, food, ligt,awl Wankel., go th t
CALA of accident, • figot with Lnow Jriit,, or any
catne of extended dway, there wit, no *nil
and to spare of ov,rything innide 1 fur conduit.

The queen hue eontrilmted the Nun of £lOO to-
verde to latildiug tun I of Hyde plrieh ehor7h, the
career stone of which was la I by the Prinome
kali of dculeeeig-llolitein iu i;ust
The ouchlen death i. anuouucu I of the late Iligh
'Sherd 1 Cawhii lgo.hir , Yr. Oeurgo Le-nea .r
Yo•ter. J.P. Ile tel down on Tura hi' morning in
own wink wnilet cuhveraing with a der. Ti.c
unfortunate iteuLletnan Ie linat..ntaneunliy.
The leeetni of t a late Gunuteet Dolalwair took
hplace on W...inceday. Ile?liy.hip remeina who
were conveyed from town to liacklm.et.pallt on
MoadaY, were ileptisitwl in a vault at Wilothain
chunk upon the boakhurat atiatoe, 40111 Ta ../Jf

A young mao named Olden, resp-otably connects I
was arrested at Cork on Tuesday, 'or a dari,,g rooter,
at the National liana in thst caf, where he %•
empk,yed as a oleos. tt.. ch.rge wah
over £l,OOO, a lodglue.t in 011 e sam nand° I/ a
emstomer lest Jane.

Tui TILAGEDY AT AtITEWL.—It is state 1 that
the faintly of Victor Nun. &mahout
in the civil court/1710111st Vriuce
and that, in order to avoid boiPg Nomad of a z
their morrows pretext f a gate, they purples deinagl.
Lug u damages only if r.

TILE AUTEUIL TRAGEDY.

SIIIPPLNO DISMITEIta.-oable telegrams report
the lose 01 the Chetitieto, bound for thdifli, off ()ape
Antoine. The thiaLytis steamer, from tio• Clite to
JLi (kande, has put into Waterford with
damaged. The Duke of Edintmrgh steenwri frute
public to Glasgow, ;i1 ashore 3t Ails& Craig lu
isammeocis position. The nammagere aro at Abudoeu.

The la)ing of a to,egraph ea le oet.reenJoombe
Kul Brest, lu connection with the F.ouch Atlantic,
Cali e,w& iwce.4ull7 completed on Tuesday.

TILE S ILOPILIC op it ASCII ES FE It.—Latt l'useday
conta,u, thu cove d'cltre for the elec-
tion of the Rev. J. Fraser to the ...ee of klancheste .
The death is announced of Mr. John Thome,
Nom,. a gentleman who has for many yeans bee
known as an active man of business in tits city
Loudon, and av 31.1. tor
• rumour continues to be cironia.ed that not
many da)s will elapse before the issue el the pro-
ume,tos ut a new Russian Loan foe • heavy smount.
D. 2.4 News.

Dr. L. &rutin% who was in Engriand last season
inquiring into oar co-ut erative suanciations and trade
unities, and who found in the city records, &o. tor-
gotten facts in the history td associated labour, is
writing, for Yr. Touimiu Smith's work "English
G illd-,"4 review of thewhole history and development
tmilds from before the Kiddie Ages down to our
lay.
it is understood that a telegram, received on Moo-
announce, that Judge liitoJanork as been ap-
pointed receiver of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway throughout it, entire long h, and that the
Erie Company are to pay him the rental tooter the
lease consisting of 30 per cent, of the gross proceeds.
All litigatmu between the two companies has there-
fore ceased.

Thu Liverpool Road and Railway Omnibus Corn.
patty were on Monday fined for not keeping their
vehicles in proper order. Leaky roofs and wet and
turn, cushions do out &Attribute to the comfort of
passengers, and it is to be hoped Inspector Wigtiail
nal persevere. It would be well, too, if he (-cold
drills some of the same company's guards.—Litier-
ue,l evigner.

The accumulation of water that has recently online-
ted in the Moslem and Tunstall mines, Staffordshire,
is looked upon in a very seriousht, by the codiery
owners. A largo minting of the proprie.ors was held
st lkoke-nron•Tront ou llondny, and it was resolved
It oueo to employ an engineer ti. r •move, if possible,
the dangerous and 111111claiovuUs element from the
rarities workings.

A MUNIFICENT ANONYMilueGirr.—At the morn-
ing service lad Sunday in S. John'• Church, Tor-
quay, &starving was mid() in the n.ual offertory co:-
lection of no less than £E,OOO in gold from one donor
who desired in this way to ,Anctify his gift by having
it laid ti ot (dA's altar before it.. appropriation to
the purpose for which it was given, name,y, the corn•
p talon of the rebuilding of that church.
Tug Nonwicit ELECTION.—TheCourt.of game'
the
B nob has assented to an application changing
venue for th , trial of &racily and oth, rr, against
whom an indictment had been preferred for bribery
and corruption at the last Norwich election, on the
groun I t.hat par.), political fe• iiu.4 is No intense in the
cit.) ut Num ic as to render it in'possiblo to have the
indictment properly and fairly tried there.

The Cork Farmers' Cub, at their mooting on 6s.
turday, expressed sympathy with the Irish Tenant
League and mistrivitio as to the Laud Bill of the
Goversimei.t. From what Mr. Bright said at Bir-
mingham. they thought they had a very shadowy
chance of a gu,sl bill. They doctored that if the pre-
sent Guvorument did nut bring forwor I a g o I Lind
801, it would hard to say waist the consequences
winild be neat year.