The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-19 00:00:00

Crag-examined: The IMMO had • Mtledriek ; but not one died: the other made a beautiful fat pig. Sold pigs
much toe matter. Gould not tell exactly how long she to Mrs. Net-au ebout three days before hi. II t o Robens.
hsoi been searcher to the p dice. Did not know what ant they had been running with the rest. She consplemed
else to call the coins but conterfeito of one pig dying, but Mr. Lituconsbe had opened him, Aud
By Mr. Weston: Sue should call • amide a spade, maid tio.•re wet no ilium," Had only bed a complaint
because she knew what it we,; but se to the coin. ahe b odds' from Mrs. livers; she haol one of ths tome as Mr.
did not know what tney were. R. them had, and two others They were fold ton July
Mr. Weston: And you put the worst interpretation on 19h, tan i she complained • week atter thst it would not
them I Any One can Put • bad or • good interpret...o°a, ed. She did not gay that Kr. Lipscombe had c ondsmoset
you know, them, hut he hod beet(' so. III• son Geur,te is V 4.
Mary Jane Rolland, wife of John jo.epio Holland, who Rogers had not told him she hail conapentation for Ler
kudos a lodittng-house in Hign-street„ said the three Ma- three pigs,
chants canoe there lost S•lnid .Y mornimg, altogether Charles Wh0...1y Gale, eon of the defendant, told of the
They stayed there Sotturday night end Sonde', and slept de ding with Itooens, substamtially ss hl. father had,
In separiete rooree The soldier came with the three on Italians offere I .CI, but witness said he would tell his
Saturday night, and also slept st the house on Saturday father. Rohens • kid if they were hearty, end witness
and Sunday. Th• woman said that Murphy wee h-tr said they were. He had fed them, and t ley wet.. hearty
brother, and they ate together. anourrh to sat what was in the bucket. Had seen alhenee
CeOlW-CClLlnlawil fled not seen the soldier till Saturday sty, wlrch now has a galvanised roof. Had never mid
night. A young lady Caine with him, who wee • streetcar pigs for his tether, sod had no authority. Told 'Weans
ii her except by eight. Gould not soy what cheracter she " Thayer* as sound as • bell, for whet I know for." 1,110.
wee' she slept with the soldier. The sergeant yesterday three of Mrs. It agers's pige were condemned. Dot not
toll her the woman's ciente was Miss Millet. hear Mrs. R duns soy "How thin these pigs ere' Would
By Mr. Weston: I did not know the woman'scharacter, naturally expect the pigs to net podard and milk, and
I found acmuomodition for her, as the woman told me Could trot tell why they woild refuse.
these were her brother and sister. my honee is not otow By Mr. Howard: Did not believe It them helpeo 1.,c4
licensed oil lodging house The too women end Murphy the culves, K hous was leasing over the wall when hie
end a Marchuit slept in one room in two beds. In the tattler gave a price for the pies.
" married coupes' " room there ere lour beds. (Lingerer.) Gnarles John firtng, a veterinary Kart tenter for many
By Mr. Talbot; There i.e screen between the bedsteads years, said swine fever i exceedtnx.y int.ctioas and coo.
in the room. tetious. end almost univerwly fetal; there ig not a more
Joho Duddy, landlord of the Nelson Inn, knew the infections diseaee affecting animists. ke stnadpox it
f our primnera. having sun them at his publtchnuas on requires time to develop—.n ordinary t tu•s five to welt
Ssturday, Sunday, and Monday_frequ tot y. Taey came Into; it would develop more rapidly iu hot weathlr-111
together, nod were there on Monday evening between days would be tho extreme When the disuse tel been
too and six, together. and were in the topruom. facing gen.:rated, it wool,' he ,aroctiotis from !se cointuenci-
Iligh-streset, Watch's house being .opp.ite his wondo•. ingot, Wed .0111 d he rommuoiceble by contalt. lie
Pe tire could go in end out of this room, without c tmtng were affected ins herd it woodoi ptobab y spread,
into the bar. John p. 1,1 foot the beer they had, and the By the Jorlg.t: Ile thought th.t if oue animal were
woman p oid for aixtettoyworto of ruin. inf•cted in • herd the whole 01 the herd must go, and the
Supt. Vickery raid it the Bench thought there wee wily setety would be to destioy the whole.
evidence to commit, he would call no more witnesses;
_hut Ito Mr. H marl Knew that when there was Suspicion
if not, he would ask that they be 'emended. Ile nude a of 41i...aae, the Privy Gollnell order the pigi to lice tclid
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remark about the antecedents of the prisoners elsewhere. for 24 days. to give latitude and oe on th safe std.,. An
Mr. Weston objected to one evidence being given uto early symptom wee tee pi; refusing h.s i.rti, next that .t
previous tbong. of toe Prisoners, because such meters w mid Ito eoieeri mg, then Mutt i,le. and next red Meech....
ought not t o come out before their trial; they never went foil by purple; it would toet-otnu tk and dro
es
°atom the Grand Jury or eV*. the Petty Jury ; but only S •ch errant mi wooold b signs .of swim, fever, r.
cums out alter coavicti .n, in arar.ratio iof puoiehmeut. Lipscombe het no doobt hada coed deal tot eniterie,,,
If Mr. Vickery had any inure evodomge with regent to the M. Symonds submittal trier. le no grouod for claim
charge xeday, by all me.nd tut him produce it et once ; againat defendant. First, there wan no authority to the
▪ be strongly objected to such matters being let out, as sn to sell; he W 3. Mel, IS ti SONIA; the pigs for borne,.
the supa•intendent had hinted st. Lion, awl plaintiff from the lot made his own selecti..n.
Mr. Vickery sail toe, had further evidence; but bad Soe,nolly. there ha beeti no breach of egarrenty. for the
been unable to.
The Bench thought there wu sufficient evidence to sale: is "night have been developed within the 18 day%
necessitate a remend, and especially according t 'the evidence of Mr. Dome No
Mr. Wuton urged there was not • tittle of evidence trace of &seam wee left behind in the herd, for the only
awn., John or the soldier. He moed et 'met that they one he suspected hal lived to the present time lee
be admitted to ball; It we. not a very serto..,ffeacw As dile i.e we. one for whirl defend int wee not rsp
to the soldier, he would be winded over to the military, irthre especially c moldering it was in the dog days, whee
who would take charge of him. -items, would develop more rapidly ttian at 0 .her tim•ts.
Mr. A ,leta said there would he no objection to reenact. Mr. Howard potnted out that to the inan buying these few
ebb. heal; but the eueutabildr ssepl.l be of sane. p ZS. it wee elm-oat hos little ell, senile toe •:Ips dealt
importance then toe amount of ins bail with lure numbers. Toe little won would expect hie
Mr. Vickery of course should not object to bail, if the Inoley with comm•on•senee bemuu it we, his ell Mr,
pa opio were reepeoteble, and they would give him 48 Gale woe in • hurry to go off to market and handed over
w bos' notice, plaintiff to his eon, • mmi of the world, CI years oid, cod
The prisoners pleaded not guilty, and Richard pertisted eccadom .t 1 tt deal w•to end loud pigs. Was the repre-
in edding—" I wish to say it i.e shame. ' untatuon—"They are ea sound u stye!! se for eel ktmg."
Murphy Pueleted in hosing eolnetoink to say. Ile • correct one or not! He had • knowledce direct of the
might se Well hang himself as say nothing. He wanted IPICS, being accustomed to feed them. As to the Li, the
to know what he Was brought there tor. lie was going d.al was a coattail' ous one beeenid the p.gs were deoverwl.
oil to India next week, and there is no evidence of any iotermeoliate couittiontra,
Mr. Arden: No, you are going to Dorchester, not to t.toondbed
ntresiinttehvaer
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Toter were all committed for trial to the next Quart -r Al the circumstance. showed the lose of smpettte wee the
Sewuctue Bad to be—eark £lO, end two auntie, £4O result of disease. Mr. Loickhem's evidence was that on
mac n. the 17to of July, four days aster toe sale, th•y were
Mr. Supt. Vickery said he had £1 Si. 91., which the sleepy without animation, and blotched on th ura. Why
-ito on -lid not glum. He was willing to givept up did not Mr. tide when be wii s s poken Us shout t pots,
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proreecii-
to Mr. Watoo mho bad marteappication, Al hi prisoner.
would cuisent
The prisoners expruteed their willingneis to ply Kr.
Weeton what he asked.
DANGER OF MEDDLING.
Frederick Herford, a boy, woo summoned for stealing
tome pigoon. the prop irty of V. ii Tisard, ion..
Sergt. Ao,ey last Mon lay week received information
Fr so Dr. Tinned that he had Imt a pigeon from the back
of Hoyairterrace. He saw defrn Mat, and asked him if
he had seen it, when he admitted being at the pigeon.
house, stepping inside the door, picking up the pigeon,
and throwing it up, to see if it would Ay. Asked him
which way it dew, end he maid he did nit ha iw. Told
him he had better try to find it, or he would be charged
with stealing it, and last Friday witness found the pigeon
with others at the Kora Hotel Tap yard, with others who
can dy in but not our., there being a trap there.
In answer to the Bench, the Sergeant said he had no
reason to believe otherwise than that the boy's statement
was true.
Cautioned and dismissed.

g, up sitilim—k-rt them? woivn it hay dine
thought they were suffering from any thlog not int ,ctieu•
Why should he not have gone unless he thougbt s •
thing WM the matteol Mr. 1t30405 a•ked for no mercy,
but acted as if he had • truism . T4* Gaies had dolmas;
fever in the Mtn, 'fort. cut at M Hem ails tit wet •
bed at the time. IL.. G lintw met loom whet they
had gone through, an-I it wail she wbr said "D rat ger
anything about it, for fear we so-mid have the polo,'
Him Honour reesrved hit decision He was rely ta
give his opinion on tilt facts, bat in coni•q lerito *I ths
queation law, he reserved.