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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06

THE ELECTION AT EDINBURGH
UNIVERSITY.

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The polling for the election of L ird Rector of
Edinburgh University, in the room of Lord Itneeberry,
t tok piece on Sttarday. The Liberal candidate wad
Mr. I revelyan, while the Conservatives adopted Sir
Stafford Northcote, and the Independent Allbeil4lolll
Emeritus Professor Mackie. The polling commenced
M half-past nine and ended at eleven, with the
following result :
Sir Stafford Northoote 1,085
Mr. Trevelyou
.•• 98:1
Emeritus Professor Slackie • 236
The quadrangle of the University was • scene of
will excitement during and after the elettiuo

SINGULAR EPISODE IN CONNECTION
WITH A COLLIERY EXPLOSION.
A. sindular episode has just come to Ildht in connection
with the sad diluter at the Wheelieliffe Silkatone y, mar Barnsley. Among than who periah-d was Albert Button, Me .1 the nisht depotier, a reeprctable looking
mac, Rebid at St. ilark'atrYrace. Wakefield-roaj. lie
was returned lithe official list as married, with. widow
and two chlidron. Tit wonitit who Pissed., his wheat
mos clanked certain moneys which accrued to 11. r as his
wid w, and htatua d part thereof. On Wedneridal
=Aber Person Put in an appearance, and stated that she
nut the ul wife of Button. She a lend t'ut about
throe yearCgdo her husband slop,' with her sister, who
was t ,en Wring with th, in near Bristol. They took with
them on, chid, ad she tat not known his where. 'tits
until she saw his name amongst the kiliod la the news-
paw ra A dmiler ilaCi4Orat OCCUTIki In COIXDOCUOD with the Oaks explosion in 1866.

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CALCUTTA Enniarnon.—There is every Indication that
his Exhibition will he • great soccer. The number of
visiton is expected to be DO Lege that arrangements are
being made for an encampment ontdde the city. Ail the
space set apart for Exhitotors is already bespoke. We
understand that Cadbury Bros. have bees appointed BOW POITD7OIII Of the Owes t 4 OhoooleAe coosuseed at • e
Ecktbilion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06

POOLE.
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

The result of the election of Thurolay excited but little
surprise, egoept, perltap., as to the Placing of the candi-
dates, among those who had taken the trouble to mall•
theinaselem acentintsi with the weg Wogs we,. g dog.
The battle tn. Ito roil, conte.tod, and, c nitrery to general
expectation, Mo. Maroton heeds the poll with the largest
number of votes ever given a candidate ftr yews pact.
while Mr. Baker, who had tbr tern out the &adonis cot r
v. hoer, and wee alwayo most hmrtily received at the
Liberal meetinge, one at th i bottom. It 1/111 thought Mr.
Dickinson would to in at the top, and he run ..con I,so
will be men, by only
worked indoiletigebly, fiat the top of the poll in the ottotr
Ward, and Cu, tla, the extMeyor, I. left out in the
cold—a feat probably due to the Liberals running another
candidate in the same Ward.
The declaration on tie poll on Thureday evening creatid
uuhouoded oathusimet among the Conservatives, and the
' oeedelebee were megorgeo I tee Antal me Hotel amid
' great reloiaing. where they addreseed their supporters.
'rke Liberals also hod • meeting at the Temperance Hall,
and bore themselves almerfully under their defeat. The
following is the return:—

M unton (C) . . 621
Dickinson (C) ... . i electo2 1. 614
Fsrassr (C) ... ... 619
Waterman (1.) . ... ... . . ... 374
NORTLI-MUT WALD.

Cori wif (C) 510
Aldri.lge elfttAKl > 479
Buskl 102

4271
Smyth (C) . 4t4
WhitaUay (C) . .

WIIII3OIXII.

MAGllitaate CLAIM —lat a Petty Session% held on
Friday, there was e very full attendance of magis-
trates, and Mr. Frank H. Tanner, of thin town, wan
unanimously appointed CHerk I the Mastietrates in
the place of the late Mr. Rawlins. Mr. Tanner la an
old inhabitant, having practised at Wimborne for the
last 21 years, and he also holds the clerkship to the
Guardians and clerk to the School Governors and
others.

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Focrriux.—Meloombe Boris School v. Wimborne
Grammar School.— A matoh between the above
schools we. playa I at Wimborne on Wednesday,
October 81st. and, after a very Gat game, resulted
in a victory for the visitors by six goals and two
tries I) nit. For kfeloome Regis School Nicholas,
Ltiog. Hutto°, and Neale, and fa Winsborne
Grammar School Holmes-Orr, Fowler, E. Thring,
and T. Ourtis played well. The tries were obtained
by Nicholsa, Laing, A. Dennis. and OLiver, whilst
Nicholas kicked the goals Sides as follow
combs Regis School—W. T. Holder (batik), E. G.
Laing and T. L. Nicholas (three-quarter banks),
S. E. Symms and A. W. Donnie (bell books), H.
L. Armstrong, W. Oliver, W. S. Jacob, S. Symonds,
J. W. Hutton, E. Dennis, W. It R. Pooley.
R. P. Stares, N. Parsons, and H. Nude
(forwards). Wimturns Grammar School Football
Club—F. Davis and A. Jackson (backs), T. Holmes.
On and H. F. Field (three-quarter backs) T. H.
Curtis and E. 0. Thring (half-backs), O. R. Fowler,
F. Danzil.dla, J. Davis, D. Barrett, G. P. Thring, A.
G. Fo 1, E. C. Curtis, E. H. Gages, R. Daniell (for.
wards).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06

THE COMING LUTHER COMMEMORATION.

Dorchester will not be behind other towns In doing
honour to the great Reformer. On Suo(isy next
mons on the Reformation vU be prenatal in Most of
the churches and &Vele, sad on idon,lay aLernoon •
special service will take place In Bt. Peter's Church,
when the Rev. Dimon BoLth will p snob on '' Luther
and his Times." The great event, however, will be
origin meeting to be held In the Cora Exchange, on
Monday evenii.g. Tbe Chairman will be John Maoist.
PleydeU. Req., and the following ministers will address
the meeting :—Rev. T. Reeve, on " Luther, the
Reformation, and Its Benefits ;" Rev. T. W. Knipe,
on " Luther and the Light of Christ,. " Rev. W. L.
Taylor, on "Luther and the Bible." Ths Rye. Canon
Smith, H. Everett, W. Allen, R. IL Albin, S. Hobbs,
T, Ourme, J. J. Dalton, G. W. Butler, B. Wllliatna,
Esq., Colonel litsrel.all, and G. °arms, Esq., will sup•
port the meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06

Corresponbence.

THE UTE INQUAST,
To the Ediior.

Sir,— As my name has been mentioned as one of the
surgeons at the Weymouth Royal Hospital, in oon-
section with the non.admission of • child, three years
old, suffering from burns, received seven hours before,
and which had already been dressed by • medical man,
I think it desirable to state the printed rule of the
hospital on the subject, which ii., followi:—'' That no
children under eight years of age, nor peewee afa cted
with advanced c insumption, epileptic fits, intractable
ulcers or any contagion' disease whatever, be
admitted '
ed as in-patients." The burns were of fatal
severity, and it would have been anything but a kind.
sees to take • child, three year. old, away from its
home and frien is merely to die among strangers In •
strange place, while it must have been very distress,-
lug and prejudicial to the other patient" in the ward.
—I am, air, your obedient servant,
F. C. G. Garsrur.
12, Royal.terraoe, 29th October, 1883.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06

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WINTZR CURTAINS.

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BZOKSTT'S FRUIT DRI N K

ATICRVOUS AND PHYSICAL DICBILITY.
AA —A g•tattisome, having tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has discovered • simple means of
sal-mws. Ho will be happy to forward the
to any sasses on alt of • stsmped sardicredi
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savelopm—Address J. T. Burns Brook-TWIN
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06

stsorioN NEWS.

A contemporary, I see, endesvourad to attribute to
the Iwohord f he &ilea at.twi politlcal 4,ithee In
holdiag hie opeoltig sad birthday sapper last wink.
Th. writer .11* les to the Aug.' as Nang v.oy fit
',moved front the highest of the Angels ; In fact it
Teaks of it as • wooed-class puoliehouse. TINOS who
know the Attie' eat th• way Is which, at the present,
, 4 44,1wwwi, will .ppriactste at it. proper vain,
tle bad tint., in which the *user is conceived. The
Ansel Is one of the oldest established house. in the
borough, gad iu the good old tames when Poole had a
market which was of enact ooessquisoce, the yeomen of
the diatrkt Invariably m 4611 their place of puttiog-
up." Keen now, when the market is weaned chiefly
t . ohratp-j.cks, vegetable sellers or purveyors of meat
fr ,31 o..ibboursor towns. the few farmers who malts
it point of atteoli, g, as • posral rule "nee" the
ng.l The fart that the " opening" was deferred
„rii last w.k in seedy ace sued for by the alters.
ins that to•eo est -merely male in 'be pretnis.s, and
"'Hob h.tre only h-en just C impli•twi. That %Ir.
Ii 4rdia birthday eh yid have happs,ted to fah at thi.
I.sruc•ite. t me I. a 1, I s 1,,U1 I bllloli, • coioce.lsoop
.r .h oh be oan be held rsepoomble. It Is said of
..me 'HOU <other that tio.y are b•en brtore or alt•r
ih-ir time. That I. Dot lb iv fault And although
d OAio bare bona rail uloa Mr. Harii.'s sesertioo
tot the occasion wag the assuiversary f his lid thday,
a be lan umiouhtedly prrerut when the event tool
placr—l believe route 36 years agii-11 Prefer 10 accept
hi, word, to tbeinaitustiocs ot wy contemporary. Mr.
Harts sod myself &it e materially In pillion, and the
n,o•poatical nature of the gathering la shown in the
f.ct that I rt.:wired a vary kindly writs t the supper,
wrich lor
_pleats reasons I was obliged to decline.
lloweeer, I am glad to hear trots many who were
nreeret that a most itgreesble and convivial time was
spent, and I only 11.,t0s the witty host may be
'babied to resuscitate the old glories of the hotaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06

FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

Au exprem train from t4verplol, on leaving Wat-
t rd Subunit on Wedocs lay evcalug,whi:e tr.vvelling at
the tete oi ab ott 50 miles an hour, imehrel into scam
carriagee whic3 were being ahuutr.d et the tune, and
an aai mum accident was the 1..613.. the driver and
rt Mgr of the shun train jumped if the engine, and
viecsi.d wi‘h • few brows. Toe sews. e. glue, how.
ever, left t rails, and the driver and stoker vu taut
were en injured that they died woo altalwar,le. A
guvrd in the express war oleo much hurt, but it is
chourtit he will neoover. The injuries sustained by
immengers ware not et • very serious usture.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06

ANOTHER ALARMING OUTBREAK CF FOOT
AND MOUTH DISEABE.

A special meeting of the Booting Committee,
under the Contagious Disease, (Animals) Act, was
held at the Shirehall, on Saturday, under Go
postdate,' of J. Flyer, Req.. M.P. when there
were &leo present Colonel Bingham, Colossi Steward.
MaJorainersi Henning,C.B. Mr. J. Mayo, Mr.
Rory Mayo, Mr. T. Chapman &enders Mr. &
Pearce, Ibior R. Williams, Major ohurchll4 Mr. R.
Thornton, Mr. G. Wory. Captain Arnyatt
Conetabk), and Mr. EL W. Sampson (reposenting
the Clerk of the Pesos). It wee reported by Mr.
Sampson an outbreak of the disease had occurred on
Mr. Job. Chiloott's Grove Farm, Oemint.o. On
the farm were 22 bead of cattle, over 500 Atop, and
two === and 190 sheep were angering from the
disuse. Superintendent Gale vielted the premises on
Friday, rod upon the report of Veterinary Inspector
Lipecombe, made the nesemary declaration and Nerved
the usual nodose. Immediately upon the serving of
V.. Dodoes, all the lode sad premises within half a
mils of the boundary of the Infected plane bosuns as
infected circle. The oommittee now prescribed the
limits of the infoted place I, be the whole of the
lauds and premien; known as Grove Farm, in the
occupation of Ur. Chiloott. They next considered a
neconosend•tion to seised the existing infected Sr..,
and upon the suggestion of Mr. Sampson, accepted
the following description of th, hood/ail :—From
the sea in • direct Ilse from Holwortb to the Owes.-
soigne main road, thence along the main road to
Brostimayste, thews *beg the road to Culliford Tree,
thence along the road through Came, most direct into
the maks road at the lop of Ridgeway Id& and from
thence to take the boundary of the area before
exhalag.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06

favnms !MST APPEARANCE IN
AMERICA.

Mr. Henry Irving appeanxt in New York on Mon-
day evening foe the first time in America at the Mar
Thorax', to the character ..f Metthias I." Tba
The home wee dehaely thronged. The audience
greeted the actor at the opening of the Plc, wit 'a a
buret of hearty cheering, and tatween each act Mr.
Irving was called before the cumin and enthusiss•
tically appinutied. At the close of the piece, he came
forward, and to a few words exyreased hie deep apple-
chthio of the welcome he had received.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06

EXPLOSIONS IN AMERICA.

Twelve hundred pounds of dyuamits, which wars
stored neer Brook's tanuel, on the Pennsylvania
brooch of the Baltimore and Ohlo Railway, explode'
on Tuesday killing five piteous. The shock was felt at
dutence of fifteen miles.
An explosion of firedamp hal occurred Ins mine
belonging to the Pennsylvania oml Company at
Plitetio. Two men were killed and esveral injured.
A despatch front Mobile Matte that the boiler of the
tugboat Rely' explo led in Mobile Bay. The vessel sank
- Five persons who were on board at the

inawatly.
Urn. perisbed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06

PORTLAND.
CRICKET CLUB DINNER.

The annual dinner of the • Portland Cricket Club
took place at the Victoria Hotel, on Tuesday evening.
The Rev. J. Hamm, the toroaident of the club,
occupied the chair, and Mr. Richard Cx, the
energetic hon. sec., the vice-chair, and there were
present the Mayor of Weymouth (R. N. Eloward,
pAg.), Dr. MeLean, Dr. Drake. Messrs. F. Reynolds,
Whinharn, Howard Bowen, Parsons. Crickrnay,
Dowdeswell, Court, Hall, Bennett. Russell, Dun-
man, Kendall, Osborne, Newman, A. Som.,
Western, Cook. Ratcliffe, Whettam, Barnes, Boait,
Joililfe, Allen. J. Johnson. It. Johnson, F. Hatt mi.
J. S. Bush, Really, etc. At one end of the room
ww, the club flag. bearing the Royal Arms, sod the
initials " P.C.C.," whilst underutath were tastefully
displayed stumps, bate, hnila, and gloves. The
dinner was provided by Mr. J. If. liodsdon, and
gave every satisfaction.

The CHAIRMAN, in prcOolins to toaat of the
" Queen," said there were two disswe which
cricketer, were never .übject to. One warn dympeEmia
or bed digestion, and the other WAS dieloyelty. The
tern baying been drunk with enthusiasm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06

THE SUNDAY CLOSING MOVEMENT.

MallhO Uf ST. KkT5 ICHOoLS.

On Wednesday evening • meeting in connecti,m
with the Central Association for Stopping the Sale
Intoxicating Liquors on Sunday, was held in St.
Mary's Schoolroom, on Wednesday evening, the room
being crowd. d. The Rev. J. H. Scott, rector of St.
Mary's, presided, and upon the platform were lidward
Whitest', Req., of Kendal (hon. sec ), Henry J.
Osbarn, of Bristol (deputation), Rev. W. Lewi,
(Congregational), Rev. J. Tref, ird. M.A. (Bsptha),
Mr. Alderman Tarawa., and Mr. Councillor Robes..
The proosedinge commenced with Rescue the
Perishing." and the Rev. J. Tatirroma 'fe'ed raver.
The CHAIRMAN mentioned that he ha I received a
lett w from Mr. Milledge, stating his regret at not beim
able to be motet that night, me be should have liked
tr hare expressed his views upon the question. The
Chairman went on to say they were met there that
night to comider the subject of temperance in one
of it. special and worst important phews in it. bear-
ing on the Lord's Day. One of their most eminent
stateunse had remarked that the laws of this country
should be se framed that it would be emy to do that
which wee right, and difficult to do th.t which wee
wrong, but he wee afraid it was reversed, especially
when they looked at the licensing laws, and saw
that It allowed the landlord of • prahlichoum t
keep his house open on the Sabbath Day, and work
on that day; he thought it was much more difficult to
do that which wee right. A. Otiri-tian men and
women it WM their duty to remove Om.. difficultly*,
au Ido that which was right. He should like those
who bad not made up their minds on the matter to
look upon it as a beneficial movement. Look at it
upon the stasdpolai of the publieen himself. Hs
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06

THE POTATO CROP.

Potatoes have been selling a. che.ply in the Loudon
market, owing to the singularly boontiful and clean crop
with which Sagl and he. been favouro4 this rear—porton'.
the best crop knows within the mem cry of man—that
growers have found no eonsider.able profit arising, for, if
the produce has been heavy, the expenses incidental to
canal* Siting and merketing bays been great in propor-
tion. Southern grower., therefore, mar be interested to
lesra, on good authority, that te regent crop in Bootless&
always • oosaid.rable one, is largely cluteseed; and whilst
they are interested they will, perhaps, baring regard to
the remarkable immunity which late kind. in the north
here enfoyed from the Monne, be net a little sarpriatd.
A. oleo result. however, it may be expect od, if supplies dp
not c ime from abroad, that • rise in price will presently
follow, and few who know anything about the imp'ses
ineldentsl to Ude raising of a potato crop, and, nut beset,
the exceeding inseenxty which attaches go it, can regret ,
that growers who have not hurried all their promo. into
market may have . little chance to get back somewhat
Improved yturne When pric us very from 701 to WY.
per ton it is evident that there I. no treat retur,
obtained for the grower, whilst the public le, or shoo.*
b., materially henentkod thr on.h hie labours. Ode of the
not least interewing products of the tic p 000 crop will
be found in watching to yellta upin he next peace
planting. A heavy ergo and low prices milady .t as
diet vents to barge planting. in the c 'ming sprint.
growers preferring to try some other crop b-cause the
potatoes have nit prayed protitsiol.. It is to be deplored
that in this coant.y, with the best market in the world,
Olf own growers, let the er op be a heavy one, seem *away.
unable to secure that financial b.nelit which the big
produce should bring Ahem. A. • rule, the dealors get
mar., out of it than do either the growers or the CCU-
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OUTRAGE ON AN OPERATIC SINGER
An extraordinary outrage was committed at Paris
on Sat irday. filiaa Vansandt, the p cautstrice
from the United States. when returning home rafter
the performance at the OpoSra (lomique, wee attacked
by a man who wee armed with • revolver. Her cries
were heard by a policeman, who ran to her assist taca
and arrested her auailant before ho had wounded
her. He waa identified as a man named Medan, who
had addrsesed several threatening letters to Mies
Vatizandt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06

THE MAYORALTY.

It is generally believed Mr. Hoary Darden will
be electsd Mayor for the second year, sod should the
Council so decide at their olestiog on Friday, wis
are ears It will be a matter for general congratalationi
and afford oornplets eatislaction t the whole town.
Dialog his year of °Mos Mr. Darden has won the
=
Dan and appreciation of all, whether at the
Chamber, at lb* Police 0 mrt, or in any of
those varied° toecatke in which, daring his Mayoraity,
be has been fished upon to act. Whrer Mr. Darden
will accept the honour for soother you rernaloe an
open question.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06

DRINK AND MURDER.

An Inquest wan hold at Goapurt on Tuesi.y, on the
body of Mrs. Fanner, aged 6, wife of George Fenner,
Labourer, who died on Fridey Iset froin tito effect..
injuries Inflicted by bar husband. The jury returned
a verdict of wilful inurtl.-r eguiost the watt. It vein-
spired, however, tnat Farmer was himself dead, hay-
ing fallen It, • ditch sod perished, while under the
Idioms* of drink, oil the very day that Me wife's dying
depositions were taken.

PATAL COLLISION.
15 um war.

While the screw *mama ktolyhea I, bflonging to
the L.usduo sad North-Western Hallway Cowpony,
was on her way Iron publio to Holyhead. sh- came
ine late on ruesday uight with tb+ Gerwan
barque Alhambra, from Iwv.rpool for Now York. aud
b vras.la switraued .onsu injurie. that they conk in
a short tunr_,_ Thirteen of the Alhambra'c crew aud
Iwo of the ilulyasciwc e were 10/1. The rem ciu ler al
the crews au the pawenktro were pick,l up by a
schuooer aud landed at littlybitad.