The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-06 00:00:00

ABSCONDING OF A CLERK WITa
MO reward is offrre lor the appr..hea,,i,n 4).
•ged Itl, belougong to Mai of
stority. of Thr.i.moo,ton..treet. Lon.lon,
ebecon.ied with bonds belonging to the Iwo, of ih;
of £5,000. 4At

TERRIBLE FIRM IN TURKEY.
CONDTANTINOPLZ, August :11.—Ti.. everibs „
NIMOUISON tis.t lire. have oecunerl at 411112•1111.
2.501 li..uses, mei sulliu ii cli”rati• At Ir, pi •
fires hare also t.keu iLce, deett...
hours.

ANTICIPATELI THOUBLE IN IND/A.
cALcurva, Sept. 2 —A v.'s •polio exiati
Furopean ani ltenzeleae in AI
Native Infa..try se the caw.. of aperrheueon.
V ,mrban as brought more trova ftwn eawnia„,4
the m ,niatrate hes new d a circular
residents. The panic is believed to be imbenui4 '
there are maLy bad cbaracto ra in Allabalmad. ' `..

TfIE HORRIBLE Ut•al keltE AT Tles;Ts
On Tuesday, the 214 Jane, a Chinem m
obvious ounuirance of the M .1141,1111., and ,
Chung /low, the Goverrior iif Tieutou, 4
attacked the French consulate, the Cannic• !
abswen, &LAI tile hIO1lL& of tin ii•dera '
two the assault couititei ced. The Fres., j.;
M. Foutauitr, ataihg Liman( menaced awl hi,
hr,ikeu by MUM S, left th • conaul.to iu mind .ra,'„,‘;
tt, the yew.. Uof Chum; How, lurtn•thitil umt„
for the eoisattlate, the ta rime who wets cccii. . -
for Laniard. Clinux flow told ham that he eini • ;
protect any of the persons named.
took 'dace, and, at thu Freten retain int I a iet
in iiis band that he hail IT iught Id. his 0w1,,,,
Chung flow got frightohed and iWt tle-
(Fitozetlt o Coxt6er m4n... na Warn iiulW-c
ulthenadddrri.e..e.,lLishe
nothing could be d ant to help him. Soule r
took pmee, when one of the soldiers uf tl„. v.;
stabbed the French C•inaul in the thigh wit a
and in that woubiled atate, with the blued 1 •
dated the whole elle of hir white inn ntr • r..• ,
cOheul ,nut to the d or of the Yemen, ant, hm
the Freuch flag, asked less., to num. The
mob seemed awed fora moment, but it warn for n.
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only. Timy fll upm tho uniortunete cuu.4l:l,
him with spears and swords, and after 114 m.„.
Lim threw him into V.° river. Tiail L.
011.11 tI oonsolate and nounlemi M,,
hlwlsine 'rhomassin, and the A bbéU hev.i r.,• ,

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Cstheiie priest. Al. Thourasain ssos
French Legation at Pekin. and had wily
its, previous from Ersnue with his new.y
beautiful young bride. The mob, led en hy ..*
then set fire to the oonsubsta, and the el,"
Catholic nibsion, and burnt .11 the other ii,.,
could not Cape. SiUltdial/VOUraly with the
the French °Amulet°, ti.e mob and soldiery surrou.. -
the hospital of the French Sisters of Charity,
get fire to a portion of the building, they tuteted
gates, and dragged all the eistors of Chari:y o,t
the street. There they stripped them naked,
them to to the public gage, plucked out their Cr,
their breasts, ripped them open, dragged out t
hearts, and deliberately cut tbeat to pieces, and
portions of then flesh amongst the infuriated n.A.
lady superiorem of the hospital, it is relate as.
twsiu while yet alive, tied alone and the ...Err- k:.„;
what they endured of agooy and boil ly
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Their modesty outraged, &belt purity deified,
frail (taints turn asunder, their blood scatvi. 1, Li
lives destroyed by savages whose mirreei„
infl.cied all those end other outreges amidst arty; i
Itutror th.t ahem would be terrible to etuxuati-r.
short hour sufficed to extioguish those nohle witty?.
celerity. Their labour of love ..usonipt the
for six yeera was thus crowned in bitWrness,e,d
shame, by the very people whom they had sUCC,II.,.i.
WI clothed, and tended in the hour of sick rw• au ; • .
I. nee. No sumer hail the mob and soldiers glutted
thirst for humus blood on the 'unfortunate
they burnt &be ratite hopital Nearly a hundred J./
children, who had been reoeived i,.to the wet...,
attached to the hospital. peri•Med in the three.
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-mutilat,ed members of the dead sisters were the-,
into the burning ruins, and thus, togeth.r with •..
little child:eta they were charitably nurturing, s.
holocaust completed. Mr. N. Protopopolf, a „
merchant, with his wife, to whom he had only
married two days, were met in the town of
the Name infuriated mob and soldiery, and
with spears and swords. Igr. Protopopoif fell s.
immediately, end was cruelly murdere .is ad,
w.• on a spirited horse, fled for her life, but, h •:.
repulsed from the road, turned back and attemt,t-i :
leap an then bower in the town. She fell with Ito
but extricating herisel bid for a few minute. io
sewer until she was dragged out and killed by the
The bodies of those two Russians were theown ird • tit
sewer, and afterwar's recovered by their friends. Thy
had been stripped naked, and had been sudj• etch .>
nio t baristrous usage. A French m rct, It.
Chalmaison. bearing that the Sisters of Ch.. itv
betug attackel, tried to get near the hospital to dift:l
Chew, but i.e was caught in the street and 1.ac.....1 to
urns. us wife, on bearing of her husban.l'a d•at:,
fled to the house of a native Ciiristi .11 and rein r:
thorn till night, when, disguised in a Chine., drira. • .<
vrntut tt. her house, thinking to see the body t
deed huabstel. After a fruitle.s aeareli she end. aV..i.re
to get back to the Chitiose house, but bang di,coir•
by some Of Clitllag How's trained troops (the C
Row Rifles), she was killed by Diem in the str•at.
Dorms the afternoon of that •to•be forgotten ..!
Dr. Frastr, H.S., the resiii.nt surgeon at Tiedism, we.
attacked by the 111011 Villise returning from a vidt t
sink patient in the town, and only tseapad sario is
treatment by being mountrd on a fleet horse that lire
him through the erowth, About fifty Cantonese LAD.
WOO WrIO 81111.1:43t.11 ,4 being on intimate terms tr_tc
European% were murdered during the elllitement,
even toward. the end of the day some misemauts sere
prowling about the foreign settlement. Our of ti at
wss taken with a honied pistol, and he oonfeasett ti..t tt
bad been sent to kill some of the Europeans ii. Lt
Customs' &trek*.

FAT Mirea CLatt-Bant.—There was a feast of f.;
out Norwalk, CorioLctient, on the 4th of
No et,. was adulated who did not turn the
200 lb. Ninety persona cause up to the st.ndard. Tb.ir
aggregate weight wait 21.181.1 b. The wei4htest
froni New York ; his counterpoise wee 31216, Ti' .-
bined weight oft 7. W. Bradley, wife, and son was i b.
—New mums Palludiaut.

Great difficulty i. found in obtaining good tea. It.
the eltin.tpc um artificial powder on the kiwis gr.er,t
sold, to hide inferior brown letters, and the. et. c
low tea to the pasuk.d off es best. ilorniman's
teas possess amazing strength, and not b,iug c art, i
with hurtful colouring. wholatonienett and
finality is guaranteed. For list of the local agent,,
advertisement in this paper.
A BINGOL&R occurrence has happened at Nam
umber.. A woman. named f'ooper. wat satin,: tea s
table on which woe placed some poisone I papr. Oita
there for the ',union,' of killing Ile.. A fly wat ob-irtcl
to yo to one of these papers, and dying thence. kligi.:' I
on her nose, which wiis slightly scratched. The
speedily became int.ru-d, in a short time her •12
system was affected, and within twenty-fount the
woman died.

A GRIOIT fiMnide swimming match has jolt bin
placeat Charlestown, in Nlalisschusetts. Great lit ris
excited by the match. and • very large mead se
sembled to witness it. Half a dozen women stsrt.J.,
and the race was pronounced an exceedingly good
The ladies in America, it will be seen, are sasernsi
themselves. Female rowing and ruun.ng match,' art
established institutions, and now swimming i, 10k
added to the list.

JAIIIB MARTIN has told the story of hi. life to at
magistrates at Southwark polio. court, lie wen: t:
to Australis twenty-one years ago as • labourer. loci
about six years ago proceeded to the diggings. t.b°.'
by dint of hard work, he realised nearly a thouseol
pounds. He then determined to go bsck to Irehu. Ito
end big days is comfort, and deposited £732 Mini in
the Comae:rant! Bank at Sydney for transfer to Dublin.
lie cline to London, and on Wednesday even's,: IA
in with • shipmate and two young women, with wi
he bad something to drink. Directly after h• paitA
sib them he missed his eneket-book containing hi
baukor's ordrr, payment of which hail been shiplel
Ile is now without • farthing In the world! and no
friend to heln him. The women have been st.pt.
hended,bta the peckeLlmok has not yetheen recovc,!..
WAR AND ITS EFFECTS ON ut:lt GRAIN SurPtil^,---
Altogethi r our prusp‘ cis for the supply of bread sic by
no meano unsati,factory, especially when we learn 'hit
tile United States, Russia, and other countiies h,e
been hI. ',sod with an abundant Issr•est. What we h!ve
really to deplore are our prospeeta as regard, 1,4,1
snl nats, which are decidrilly scarce at home, and are
usualls imported in large quantities from the north
Europe. But the bolts of Russia, Denmark.
Swo dim are liheiy to contieue open, and mu ii of tat
Pruasiati I,roduce n.y CUILIC to us through thew
chianti. Is. Shoul I theu our rtquiretuent• not iirnVe
extravagant, and the supplies continue to dowit
from neutral countries sonnet uninterruprelly, ae c.sir
not expect prices to rule very high. Let it Lot be
linagin,d that war must of necessity have • cnii4ler
Oily influence on priors, from the fact Cott a coil it
ahle amount of money is expended in fool airi
purpose.- Money has no such power.—Food Joue,os.•
THR OFFICES OF RELIGION.—An Ameritan Psl'a
stale. that few wetks ago a man nanhol Mif et
ninrilered one W. Dunn, to Rain posse•sion of a Min' .4
money he had about him. Miller fled to Council triads,
lows, and was there arrest d and carried to Poina.
Bete the Rev. Mr. Beardsigear visited him in gaid, ant
lie expressed his willingness to make a full confersien.
The rev, gentleman auegested that it should be publio*,
and aceordingly assembled some 300 people in fills
church ; and the sheriff brought the prismer in. A
hymn was sting, a chapter in the Bible read, and 'Tare
offered up, after which the murderer rose end d• shri,
at length the story of hi, crime. When lie bad linishio
the minister put it to the vote whsther Mid. r
be hung; and it being I.* solved in the arlirw•tiva • Pr."
oes.ion was formed, headed by the Rev. fir. Beards', A.
in hia cl, rical robes, and Miler waa taken out to g rude
araff .1.1 hastily erected, and was hung. It was bs.ay
d.ine, for it is stated that he writhed convulsively fir
above 30 minutes.
II'HALLeNCIit TO THN Brut,/ I'o4
Times and Ifi,Toe, August hih, has the following :
Sli.noir, d. C. Swan aid Co., of Queen-equate, I."
tills city, hero invented a pocket microscope, *bleb is
Ii marvel in 'ill that mi.+ an instrument should be. it
has mat row,r, remarkable detiniti in. aud does Ti 4
iiiiire focussing. The cheapness of the article will
make it exosedingly pouuloir when its merits are
iuii
widsly known. It is called the " Bristol Microacape.
and in • great credit to the inventor. as mach fur its
extreme simplicity as its power.—The Wes Cr, Pa,ly
Pr's,' sass: TI e Bristol Microscope he. a maguifo wit
1... w. r of 20.000 time., kc., kc, —Ti,. Wealcra Daily
Trlegraph airs: The Bristol Microscope is the twist
compact mud useful scientific instrument we have over
pre. ; it r••••,••••• • ex tiaordmary powur, and is rely
easily mionaged, n. Tie price of the hr atol
is ntily 2s. or, fres• by facat, with print d directi.u, I, Ice
•zg pg. I. C. risraii sod Co., Optimana.
16, Queett.wittare, Bristol. s

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THE DORSET COUNTY FRPPESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. TTTESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1870.
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URCH , Thursday, and there ere inet'tinis in bnadr and being ABSCONDING OF A CLERK
' -tarded , Batting; 3tol on Westward Ho. stage gave sign that she was not in the nos, and fell to WHITE,IH.
WITH
The fvou
IA to en .ble the oonowenitreptioton.finiornirgdardy
V3OO tewarie----. ta• offrre I for the apprehoo,i,„ 4 n.
t.-.,,,,---
arite mde the running to the straight, when the rear, pplas.d by Grace Dar sut. ling lii
. this order
- Marie to Lady Hilda. wko drew op easily, end they kept on to the straight, when a good rm.. t-ok A very hippy day was spent by tbe children forming Mole Op, saki.
the nrind of [lope of the Ill.iolford olvioon in Kr. very shoo tly a further supply. The a
- - length, seeming noire the worse for the place betWerl. M 1,•,n• and Omer to Ereron, whet, b. ,Lb hitches p..eh, Whetc,,,,,m4 on Wedueslay. The youeg received amount to LI). aged Itl, belonging tO .I,e lbw of ab,„„,... It.f.
the jockeys ailm,nistered cayenne. Just heiore coming people were conveyed in vans awl other veldelea to the --- k .
Btordy, of Thr.i.eso,,on-street, Goodon -4 -,•r „
. wk td
--... of 100 eon.. added to home, Deakin put on extra steam, and won by a neek, place, and on arriving in the grounds, formed in prof 1 BRIDPORT. abscon.led with bonds belonging to the bin
ef ih„,ai
of L 5,000.
' 4,oolse,get 11:1111, with two lengths between Moscow and Grade Datling, ite,sion and proceeded to the front ef tbe in dision, , Tam Vgg,ppvezett:-31.0 D.V.A.-'° hear that Lleut 'et
Tweet,. Procella whipping in at an easy distance. where they were warmly weloomed by the esteemed . Legg has resigeed big corutinivion in this oorps. . _
Betting 7t02 on Mo-cow, 7to I against sister to lady. The Blandford temperance brass Irmid played a 1 w
a OUT AND MuUTII I.IIuNAML -This &some exists on
••111,. TERRIBLE FIRES IN TURKEY.
eon and Grace Darling, while i'n 1
wh-e -- t,O - were freell selection of music. much to the graL.neet,on of Mee- the following orenii.ca in nien"er and to the extent,
-.,, st rrecella. 31.cliel and lev literal,. Tea Wai Prl f"r tho ' via. : -31 r. Janie+ Grey. of Storridge, idt cme die. CosarstortNorbs. August 31.-The eveninv ~..
enue.ir PLATs nf 25 sovr., for all olnlaren in the grounds, and the evening's •inusenients . Pftileti ; Mr. Mtwara Pinney. . f litoietwinaor, three .11110U1106 that tire. hat, oocur,ed at Sermon. ge;,•;" Li
. Ilan slew after the weignts eoudatod of ani r—,ig, auil other sports for prize's. cows ilifearied ; 3lr. Richard Hu-sey, of ri.ioon•lshury, 2 50d1 _.__ houses, inciedlng i.e cherish.% At •••,,..:1,..
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'-e.- Any number of -- it.ah ora diseaarri ; 11r. John Bentley', of Maraliwood, M.,cedouia, fires have also taken place, deftr. ' •
freer may inn CEBNE ABBAS. two rows diseased ; Mr. Wil ism Trull, of Mapper ton, houses. q.t..;
'-- tuud. Fool AND MOUTH IllerSilli.-Tlna discs.* exists ou eight rows diseased ; Mr. Wend Syne& of Beaminster,
ihe pieuriais. as (Wow, : -Mr. W. Croaker, of Hill. three cows dismiaml. ANTICIPATED TROUBLE IN 1 •
-ine heifers discolor ; Mr. J. Warren, of Ohm- A Cutest SWINDLL-Fraud, by inserting a plug of „, :Y IHA.
-e 50 cow, aed Iwo an lie; Mr. F. C. gm 4 chewer into one of bad quality, and selling the t-ALCUITA,
iSept. 2 -A vain . polio exi.ti ,
-- Hebb, two cows ; Mr. It. It. Old, a hole by a tinite from 0 a good part, is as old Ili Cillee... E.croison
fan. Ben:ales. in Al +II third. Tie, r,:•••t
-cows ; 'dr. E. Paulley, of makmg. yet every now WWI then we find the trick Native In aotry .8 the mere of aperelornA„, r 6r,
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V•ser...l Ifinterae suece.ffolly prnctisurl. ()a Friday, Jertisink CON, n V „memo I.as brought more troorw f torn C. ' 1
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ane
ehin se-dmiler, was charged before J. M. P. the ni•cistrate h.B rowed a circular r-a.- • ,"'•
- two Noontime, Fer., with obtaining nomep from Mrs. Mary residents. The panic is believed to be to.f.muur.;_e''
'-'. Wootton Ciwkerne c ' '
aiatnasen, of Clii.looek. till., keeps a small grocer ii
there Ire IntiL7 hod chareot,•ts in Allshshog. , ..
'-ee shop. mud on Thursday evening Cas called with
...red • dues° at tHd. per lb. He bored ---
~er • taste-it was rich sni good. THE HORRIBLE It ti. 4 ACRE AT TIE 'l.s
- to be like it she paid \Ts x
On Tuesday, the 21st June, a Chise,....,
' --a-e it proved to be e.
_ orim there obvious oonuivance of the ll,rokrio.,, „o,i
Chung How, the Governor of Tieuton. muiult.;:"
liiwas4
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attache-I tin. French Consulatit, the Cath• l'. • !
-on, otol tile Iloc.itan of tie ii•tert
- the esaaalt conimei ced. The Fol.: -e.' •'
n.ir himsoif menaced an.ll.i.
••• • consulate in 111.1 f .1.11::'1;•:
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