The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-15 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1885.

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all the
teremtas ,housand who have come under the
and Scripture readers, not one
single man ham been known to be ooncerned in the
least degree in any disloyal society, or in any one Of
the outrages which base disgraced Ireland of late
years. After the sermon the collection was £2 ;
alter the meeting, Eli.
HOLY TRINITY CRVICH StirICHIL 16TH StIVDAT
Arran TRlXTTT.—Celebraition of the Holy Coen
mflui'ut at the 11 "clock service. Matins, Is a.m. :
Venite, Turner DX; I'salim., Tune 115, Goes ;Te
Deuxn, Maylirooke in D ; Benedictua, Baruhr 186;
for anthem, Hymn 161, St. Anne Hymn 313, Gene
Domini ; Kyrie, Walmisley in 1); Offertory Sentences,
" Let your light" (Anon), "God is not unrighteous"
(Redhead). Evensong, 3 p.m.: Hymn 217, fit.
Cecilia; Litany (Tattle); Hymn 224, Kocker. Even.
song, 0.30 p.m.; Responses, Tanis; Psalms, Hayes
202, M4clarnol 105; Cantate Crotch sr).
Deus kliseeatur, Torte 209; for anthem, Hymn 172.
Gerontiiis ; Hymn 230, The Blessed Home; Hymn
186, Magdalena.—Chant Book used, "The Cathedral
Psalter Chants ,• " Hymn Book used "Hymns
Ancient and Modern ;" H. Rviarrr, Rector; T. M.
MoSOAN. Organist and Choirmaster; T. Warr:Ave
Mom:AN, Hub-Organist.
Daung.—At the Borough Police-court no Monday,
before the Mayor (Alderman Gregory) and Mr. H.
Durden, Benjamin Sharman was charged with
drunkernneva—Sergeant Mitchell said on Sunday
afternoon lie was in Highstreet, Fordington, and saw
the defendant near Foundry.buildings. He was very
drunk, shouting, making • great noise, and had •
crowd around him. As he was so drunk he could not
walk, witness took him to the police-station He was
informed the man hell been removed from one 04 the
pulaliehousse for disorderly cooduct.—Fined 51. and
nets, or seven days.
, VA.:RAM-T.—At the Shirehall on &tante)", Francis
Ford, tramp, was charged with sleeping in an out-
house in the parish Wyke Regis on SePtelulser
12th, wit having any visible means of subsistence.
P.C. Custard proved the caw, and defendant gas sent
to gaol for seven days with hard labour.
Cow.% ft AAAAULT ON A POLIcICHAN.— Jaime
Rubinson, of Devises labourer, was brought up in
custrly wonelny, before Mr. R. Pearee•Velit.
cumhe and Captain Nlanael, and charged with being
drunk and disorderly and assaulting P.C. Freak in
the exeention .4 his duty at Porteshain "us September
13th.—l'.(. Freak said on Sunday night, shortly
before nine, he saw the defendant with four other
navvhs in the pariah .4 Portesham. They were
drunk arid disorderly, and sletemlant was
throwing stones awl cursing Anil swearing. He
advised them to go to their huts. Defendant said
he should not go for such a as le. WA" Arld struck
him unawares in the left eye. Witness took him in
custody, and four other navvies fell him. Defen•
dant said "give it to the —," and two other men
got him sway from him. Defendant and the others
tried to throw him, and attacked him for *lnto five
minutes, but ultimately witness got hold of him again.
and with dm assiistance of another man tssik him in
custody. Defendant was the ringleader. (Witness
displayed • black eye, a bruise on the ear, and other
injuries as the result of the assault.)--1/efendant
said he was drunk, and knew nothing about it.-- tie..
Supt. Gale said the constablecame to the police station
cowered wi th blood, and ins very es hsustect state. They
hal had • lot ol trouble with the navvies. awl unfortii•
nately Freak had keen pitched on before, haring been
svned on on. neCAAjon..—C.ApiAil3 MAIIII4 said it was
• most cowardly sasault.—Defendant, who expressed
hie regret, was; sent to gaol for six weeks.
The Chairman said the Bench were determined to
put a stop to these offences, which were extremely
lemma. If they had any more of these ea... from
Porteshaiii, they would deal with them much more
serenely. He was liable to six months' imprison-
ment.
AV I XTARRAINI: CRICKET MATCH. —The last im-
portant match of the axiom on the county ground
was played on Thursday and Friday, between K ngst. in
l'ark and the ndon and South. Western Railway
officials. Unfortunately the weather on the first day
was very unfavourable, and grietly interfered with
run-getting, but on the second day some splendid
letting was displayed. On Thursday the home team
cuuslul do little with Peltham's fast bowling, the only
double figures Icing Wynne (37). Piercy (33), and
Dymond( ll.).Thr visitors, owing 'barfly no doubt to the
very bad light, were dismhsed for the small total of
LO, Roe's bowling proving very effective. On Friday
some good knouts was shown by Fisher and itoe for
II and 43 respectively, while of the *kiwis Jones
exhibited unusually good form!, and Ilarratt's patient
play was invaluable at • critical stag.. 4 the game.
Spillman alsi batted in good style. The plurky way
the visit, so pulled up in the 'motel innings del them
great credit. The cricket all 1,111111 Wad of an
unusually good descripti. 111. Sc. wes
KINGNTON
lot Innings. 2nd Inning..
Mr, C. Kinderisey, b Vet-
them

in Spillman, 4
l;renn .. 3

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Mr. 0. Wynn., atSpillman,
I. trlre.m . rim out . .
Mr. W. N. 14, b Yeltham 0 b Feltham . 43
Mr ..11. B. tester, b Friths n 0 c and b Green . .
Mr. V. B. Vl4ww, b Fel.
tham ... 3 c b Chil-
Cas,tzi,:o .1. Piercy. h
33 h 7
.., U. lbw, b Jones .
i
lA.ltil4lll . 2 um ,olot ..
513 ;or b. Marchank b Fel.
b Fri.
than, . 0 c Barrett, b Fel-
tbam ...
\ It. .%. 1,. 11an...1, not init. 0 I, Fultham . 0
ENtras ... 5 Extra.; .. 10

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Mr. I. Chiluns. nin •uat ... 5 h C 4.00 ••• -• 6
Mr. %V. ILwratt, I, Rom ... 2 b kna 22
Mr I 1 K. 11rren, lbw, I.
Mr./ Sitintic C Wynn.',
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Mr. F. %V. 1.1ker,1014...in 3 run
Mr. A. .lebbitt, Ihw, 1.
C.v. .• 0 n. 4 one . . 3
Mr. .1. If. Smith, b Mur . 1 urn nut 1
Mr. .1. IL 11artlett,
I. KM' 0
Mr. .%. If. Kingl•botry, b
W. Feltlaan., not, out 3
4:,,trau 4 Extra. . 7

something from the county at large to make up the this had to be done in separate iron eases Colonel
amount required. He must say, if they were going Majendi, the chief inspector of explosives, came to
to guarantee the £lOO, they ought to snake it clear to the town about a week ago, and amongst others visited
the society that they would give that and ne more, the defendant's promisee, where be found an !memoir°
(Hear, hear.) They might, perhaps, provide the field quantity of powder by XI pounds. lietructiona were
beyond it, but if they guaranteed the £l4OO, they ought received from the Horne I Mee to bring the case before
not to be called on afterwards to provide extra their Worships. The penalty for the offence was the
things in the way of carrying fond, water, and other forfeiture of the powder, and a fine not to pieced 2e.
things out to the 'how yard, which would make it for every pound. He ('sir. Hooper) nmretted having
amount to much more than that He thought it to promeel Against a local tradesman in this *ray,
was a very good sum if they raised LSOO, and that becenetheoffeneeluid prehapsbeencommittedthrough
ought
.to be enough. That bring se, he Wax ignerance.—Evidenoe having been given in sopport
authonsed by the Mare to say if ten gentlemen in the charge, Mr. Waternian, who pleaded guilty, said
the room would, with him, trusting upon the that at this time of the year he had a quantity
premises of the townspeople and the liberality of the pewder, awl that there had been some ie-gligence in
county, sign the guarantee, he (the Starr) was e muting the pounds am they were stored. It was no
quite willing to sign it first in order that the invite. lenefit to him to have more than the Act allowed,
tion might go to the society. (Hear, lieu',) When Colonel %I ajAndie went to his premise. he gave
begged to move—" That this nuyting of agrioil- him every facility to see what he had, quite believing
turista and iithere residing in the county of Dorset, there wet not more than the amount nstuired. In
expresses its unanimous desire that an invitetion be future he would be more careful, and was going to
given to the Council of the Bath and West of England make arrangements to register a safe, so that
Society to hold the annual meeting of the society for any surplus over fifty plume's might be kept there.—
the year 1887 at Dorchester, and that the Mayor of The Mayor : It seems you have been cautioned
Dorchester be requested to communicate such invite before. I never heard of it.—The magistrates were
tion to the society's secretary." informed that on a former visit to *r. Waterman 's
This WASseconded byMr. It. Follagarontecelh premises there was an erre% but that it was destroyed.
and carried unanimously, also that he had committed other offencee,.such as
Several enquinei having been made as to the 000 keeping cartridges in the mine cuplevird with gun-
limit, Mr. Hexer Seueetnet said on the last occaai•m powder. and breaking bulk, for which preeedings
they paid for the show•field, ala, the trial-field, were not taken.—The Bench ordered the defendant
carried the forage, and provided water in the ground to pay • fine of one shilling for each excessive pound
—all in additien.
Mr. It. Pattict-Eneergee said he was unfor-
tunately absent o meeting
was the last "cession when the mting
was called to consider this epiestion. He warn very turret rdintrhwdjuLer. The powder was ordered to be res.
glad indeed, therefore., to be able to be present now
to submit the second neolution, which was to the
effect that • committee be appointed to make the
necessary preparations for welcoming the society. It
land been suggested that the ten gentlemen whew
names were Olitained for the guarantee fund should
Gwen the committee tonere with, who would, of course,
have power to add to their number. He gathered
from the applaiise which greeted the Nfeyor's remarks
• few minutes ago that everyone present was
strongly in feriae of having the show in IMrchester.
(Hear, hear.) 11.. thought they could net *end them
a to'ilearty invitation to Diane here, and hi. we, con.
&lent from • very encouraging report a. to the sub.
scriptions which had been made they wmild hair no
difficulty in getting the exquisite sum of VP!. They
in Dorchester were se dowdy allied to the agricultural
district, in fact, they were the centre of the chief
.erricultural district in the county
• they
wen. ci intimately connected with it, and
their own prosperity was so closely trend
up with the preperity of the agriculturalcommunity,
that they might to be among the very first to welcome
the seciety aremget therm. (Applause.( They knew
perfectly well their friends and themselves were con-
stantly going to exhibitions in London and elsewhere,
and the remark that WAA always male by people warn
—"lt hi a mplendid exhibition to see, but one wants
a week to 1601. it." (Hear, hear.) Here they had the
great advantage of having an exhibition coming right
amongst them, and &levet to their very doors, and
they would have a week to see it. They ought to be
extremely glad to welienne such an exhibitinn—to
bring to their deem what they went a hundred miles
to see. He had the greatest pleasure in propusin,g,
"That in the event of the Bath and We'd. of England
Society deciding to hold its 11471 meeting at Doe'
cheeter, the following committee be ApilOillted to
arrange for its reception, and w °Nein selsecriptions
to defray the expenses content.. .I then-sith, with
power to add to their n 1111 l bene :—(lllere followed the
names of the guarantor..(
Mr. It. Fgremiteroxiticee, who hopel with all his
heart that they would get the show here, and that it
would do them all good, 111.C011tied the ',rep within.
Mr. H. 51110,11.1, who, it will be rem 1111 l tiered, was
invaluable as the hon. secretary in th•• wain:lion of the
forim•r visit, expressed his pleasure at signing the
guarantee. (Atplailae.)
~ billowing 1.3 g..ntlem besides bsi
'Pm' the Mayor and
Mr. Symende, came forward and added their names:
Mr. E. Burnett, Mr. H. A. Heatable, Mr. .1. F.
llmlges, Mr. It. Thornton, Mr. H. Mayo, Mr. E.
Pearce•Edgcumbe, Mr. J. lianneei, Mr. 'l'. OhaPinati
Satindere Mr. W. S. Hull, Mr. .1. T. Eneer, Mr. 11,
Durden, Me. .1. Chick, and Mr. 11. Pope.
Yr. It. D. Times-rem NMI pleaapil to se" the
requisite guarantee signol by more than ten gentle.
nem, an•l therefore lie thought they might take it for
wanted that the society would COW' then: in 111117.
(I (ear, hear.) lie thought this nisitlt woalil have
been •iecaai•mecl to a great es tent by the enlyiry of their
wwlhY Mseer, who had sucured fur th•• town what
hi. must say he ....insider.' to he a great lamefit. He
sheiild (lave been, as lie wax sure all would be, very
..irry to 41, their reinty town paesed mid that
it /Mill the offer hail been Maio to thorn by
the society of coining her•-, aml that, that offer lusd
been rejected. The me:enemy funds hail practically
leeei raised, mainly through the energy of the It ape,
le• wae mire thpy would all join with I when
h•• i•rotsme•l a hearty vote of thanks t•• his Worship
fur his services in this matter. (Atedaus...)
Mr. H. Dement eaid lie hail great pleaeure in
sec.. .tiding the neolution, knowing aie he well did that
ie,lsely could have exerted himself more than the
N1,y44 mince tho 1.4 meeting. isn't fie believer' it was
mainly doe to I,is au lilOy they WITI• alolf• to I,e,k
mem the affair that day as awl in each a
satiefactery manner as it MM. (.111allige.)
The NI trim see eel them he hal very iniich
Moulin, in ecenpying that chair, and he was also
••xtremely gratified at the result°, the meeting. They
,eseieel now in A fair way of sailing. Everything
r.'uluii"it' wi., PAirided to enable them to invite the
society lien., and he had no doide the invitation would
1,,' Accepted. lb. trusted when the eiciety came in
tete it would be a iii•Mt 1010C1,14111 meeting, lle holes'
they would not have, as on the tw•• previous occasions,
°luring rain, hut that thy would he favolinsl with
beantifill atm:aline, so that the meeting would ho. A
great Miler... IlOth financially for the society, and a
benefit to the town i.r Dorchester at large. (Ali.
)
This emclieli.,l the proceeding..

DRUNK MUM.
Eliza Thorns*, a vagrant, was charged with being
drunk and using had language in St. Thousaastreet
at halfpast eleven on Thumb.), evening. • She
was fined 10s., and allowed two days in which to pay
the money.

YAWL PRILTEXCIP.
Flizabeth and Mary Elliott., girls, Mete treught up
on remand for obtaining several email sums of
money by means of false pretences from the domentic
mu-vainn at the &mans of several gentlemen in
tVeyinotith. There WAS another charge against
them of obtaining Is. &I. from a inerrant named Ada
Tds•y, employed at the residence of the Rev.—Wood,
“nevenor.road. The evidence in thin tame was pre-
Msely similar to that in the other.% which were
minuted in last week's odition.—Further evidence in
nupport of the charge was trivets by Charted John
Cr..ckor, milk-seller, and P.C. Bartlett.
Priwuners, who said their home was at Tommy,
plendod guilty, and were committed for trial at the
quarter .Sewions.

thought it was "a smack in the head" for Weymouth
foes Dorchester gentleman to take the presidency of
the carnival.
Mr. See, junr. was of opinion that if some gentleman
in the town had been asked as Mr. Hustable had they
would have only been too pleased to aozept the
office.
The Cii MN %V: If a go I Weymouth man would
only ta.ine forward to toke the pre.ideocy Mr. 11nv•
table w....1d bedeliglated. If not, Mr. II lictal.l.• i-auch•
go.sl man that we omrht bi be much obliged to hum
The matter was left in al, .y.oice. It was decided
to om,,me • public nes•ting in the course of a week
or so and to ask the Mayor to preside.

CatigaTTAl the 6ounty Court, Thurs.
day, the followirg bankruptcy c..ases came before the
Judge :Amax Northam, miller, Sandford Oren"
bankrupt, came up for his examinatiim, but wad
unoppotal. The Official Receiver (Mr. F. A. Dawea,
of Saliaburyl, who wail preaent, .aid that the debtor
kept no books which would give him any idea how his
1N1A1111.14 wax goinic on. HIA deficiency amounted to
£l9l 17a. Ilia Honour granted the debtor hia
charge in sic month,. —Re Mary Phelpa and
Victoria T. Phelpa, lately carrying on bunineias as
millinera and dreaamiskera, Yeovil. Their liabilitiee
at Yeovil were 4.1421, and the debta were contracted
in five plirs. They lout money at Yeovil from the
very conimencement The examination was adjourned.

SALISBURY. LATEST.
AcTION rim Fates I mrautouuturr.—At the County
Court on Thursday, John Henry Scammell, a minor, CENTRAL NAM'S TELEGRAMS.
sued his late employm Alfred Marcus Melville, glans
and china merchant, carrying on business in Salisbury,
fur CA for an assault and false imprisonment. On THE CHOLERA.
the lot of August the plaintiff, who had been in defen- Mmiem• Monday.
dam'. employ mare than four years, had obtained
have to lie aliment from business for a week, to go into One thousand and sixteen MOBS a cholera and 62:i
camp with the volunteers He left the shop at about demi,' were registered to.day.
ten o'clock at night, and went home and retired to
rest about eleven. Maim an hour afterwards ho was
awakened by the entry into his mom of his sister, who
said that a policeman was inquiring after him, and
immediately upon that Inspector Ainsworth, Sergt.
Whitbread, and Mr. Melville came into the room.
Mr. Melville accumil him of stealing £I3 in gold,
which he indignantly denied. Three or four P.M,
were marched, but the money wm not found, and
plaintiff was taken to or. shop, and
from thence to the police-station, where he remained
in custody until Monday, when he was liberated on
his entering into his own recognisance to appear
the following day. On the Monday, however Or.
Matthews., Chief Constable of the city, made • ;earth
in Mr. Melville d's permiaes, an d• bag containing
£l2 10a. was found very near where it had been put.
It had fallen behind the desk. On the Tuesday
Melville withdrew the charge against the plaintiff,
but eximriard no sorrow for what had taken plate,
and the plaintiff wrote ant slaked for a character, but
defendant did not answer the letter; and a letter sent
by • solicitor (Mr. Siodder) was produced by him in
amrt unopened.-- The jury, without delilmration,
gave • verdict for the full amount claimed, and
"t:ad Ifrrh IlieetVtaterrendliy at:lrh'
way in which the plain-
. 'lelville. - The decision
was greeted with applause, which was checked.
_ YEOVIL.

GERMANY AND SPAIN.

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General Salamanca has to day rngn4 the document
dec:aring lie did mit intend to offend Germany when
resigning wal e r ol lied Eagle.

01T111101 IN IRCLAND.
• disguised band etikved a house war Trades
yesteroday, 'AMR away firearms.