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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-08

MURDER ON WEDNESDAY.

A terrible lanais: was committed in Gloom, t nib's, on
Wilt as 14y. TI., eon a 1a apperewir of be
tramp clan, whoa, throat bed bait sot in • itishtlel
ntatotes, attsa found la ins by the roadside at Mosta*, •
hamlet situated a short all.trotos itOra Thornburr, on the
Gloalosater•road. Sitting bald. the b ely was a decently-
attired man, who, whoa questiocuad, confessed, with
apparent umioncero, Oast be was Ott mordents ; and on
&Pt. Critelli,, of the Gloucestershire constabulary,
dairies by, he at once offend to accompiny him to the
p tlicautstan, when hi was locked up A bantams, •
Goode of hitless, and • rimer, all 'Weed with blood, war
found upon tire murderer, who was himself covered with
the blood of his victim. lie gives his nags* as IP."d
flaundess, and states that he Is • preseman from London,
and on ticket-of-leant The prisoner woe brostsht before
the Thossbery esseistrutee lens In the nay, sad secluded
for • week. The motive of the edam has not trumping&

docoa.--Gnarsint awn Ommannini.—" By
a thorough kno skrdo of tit natural laws which govera
the operation. of Amsdon sad nutrition, sad by a
careful application of the ins properties of wall-
selected cmos, Mr. ICppe has provided our breakfast
tables with a d.llcataly ilsvorwed bevirage which may
I sere us many heavy doctors' bills. It to by the judicious
Tin nailed Prolesioa are now ordering Cadbury's WM of oath articles of diet that a conetitutioa may be
'lnas lirosence In thousands of came, because it con- ctealldeibuilt up until strong enough to *gory
Min iss .v• nutrition. and dah-forabse *lament' than to disease. Hundreds of subtle sastadiss
lay other be.veraq., sad is preferable to tho thick are around us ready to attack whatever tiara
Away Cocos orllnarlly *al& When you ask It is • weak point. We may escape assay a fatal shaft
Cadbury's Cocoa &winos be sort that you get it, es by kipping Oellehle well fortified with pure blood and
shopkeepers ellen push imitatio,. fat tits sake of itpropsey
ylaissawnislied trass."--Crivil arriee
sites Peg& Maws to the Qrassw Pule Depot tidy la Peak* labsiled—" JAKII itra Ow.
habileg Roam. Obsolik Ueda."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-08

MRS. DYSON ' BACK AGAIN.°

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The Cisestrusd Loftier gives the following account of
Mrs Dyson's latest cricket :—ltra Dyson, who has
recently obtained world-wide notoriety by going to
England sad testifying agalast Charles Pesos cc trial for
the murder of her husband In Shefileld, England. in 1876,
returned to the dty on Saturday last, having by her
evidence brought one of the most remarkable of criminals
to the scaffold Mrs. DI•011 left England in the urns
steamer in which the had gone over, landing at New
York on the morning of Sunday, the 9d (ut. Saturday
afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, she set foot in
Cleveland again. and was soon among her friends She
was recognised by • War reporter • few hours later, as
shs was peening down Superior-street to her borne on the
West-side, and he resolved to seek her on Sunday for the
purpose of learning something of her recent trip. CBundey
seems a favourite day for this kind of " Leader " h .ntng
on both sides the Atlantic) Entering the Central
Police-station wevious to carrying out his intention,
he was surprised to we the object of kb s search
occupying • seat on the prisoners' bench, having
just bem brought in by Officer Wood. She had been
found wandering near the corner of Ontario and Huron
streets in • drunken condition. With her was • little girl
—bar sister's child—who stated that her aunt loft home
with her about noon ostensibly to take a wale that she
met some friends, who knowing Mn, Dysou's fondness
for liquor, Invited her to drink some. Once started she
knew no limit to her itte, and visited several places
where that which intotes is sold, paying oat her money
lavishly in drinks for thole whom she saw around her. She
was elegantly dressed, and had something over 85 rid& in
her pocket On being told that she must be locked up,
she cried bitterly. The reporter entered the prison, and
I was immediately recognised by Mrs Dyson, who addressed
hint In Frencils She wanted to MN the Chief of Pollee, she
said, and did not mire to receive visitors in such a place.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-08

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL 8. 1879.

DORCHEI3TER
TURD CATTLE MARKET,
SAAY.

The importance of this market seems to increase,
t±elue of stock Irving large, and In fact it is shrink
how Shot bawls and sheep go off week after
wash. About the same sort of tone prevailed in the
trade as last week, and prior continue with not • great
deal of alteration. At Mr. Symondis repository sale
then warn • large quantity of stock on Saturday, and a
goodly number of buyers,
.and though rade appeared
a liaise:l:r". in
aag"tisesair 'or 'forbitthinS woo dull being
=ad nrerior sorts. Top qualities of beet and
v•llised tat. Prim, while than who offered
reondery mar had to submit to • reduction. We
quails bra bort st trams Ina Id. Lis Id. per
from ila to lf• and fat Inaba, ISt
flmeidd.driad. air lb., swamaid. to Id. Bose barrows
mold well, interim was ase4dad ; Wises and calm
of fret slam descriptions were sought alt..; the prim
ireing—barreners from al to Zia, cows and cam
from Elf to £23. A number of calves sold from 7d. to
Id. prr lb. The bull trade was decidedly dulL

SATURDAY'S MARKETS.
031.71.
DATIL—It our market the supply of wheat was good.
and eales were at the full rates of but week. Flour
unchanged.
LOUOINTER —At market the supply of Inglis& when*
was moderate. and the trade ruled steady as last week's
g= Foreign In rather better request at lute rates.
core unaltered In value.
TATTNFON.—Fhere was a small attendance at the corn
marine and trade was dial at the prices quoted last week.
—Weather sternly.
WARMINSTEL —A t our market it.,, was a good
isesiry for beet sansplesof wheat For barley prices were
stly lower sad the trade generally ruled doll Current
E..doss :—Wheat, ea to Ga. per q • hart' s Se. to
; oats, 17a to ea peas. las. to as:: beans: lie, to
to ela ; Yeaohes, is. Pd. to 7e. Pd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-08

OSRXII.

Ammar!. —A carrier 'tamed Whittle net with aa
aooldent on Satarday evening lad, lie was In the act
of getting into his van, between Cents and Nether
Cerne, when hie foot slipped sod be fili, both wheels
passing over his legs; he was oonveyed to 001110 and
ander Dr. hiclinery'scare he Is prlgreising favourably.
lii. boiled that no bones are broken.

ern carps mustered at the Corn Re.
Mackie on Thurday evening but, when Capt. and Adj at.
Harmer impeded them. There were preeent—Lieut.
Thomas D. B. Rawlins, in oornmend • Buldajor
Mackenzie. Quartermaster-Sergi. Bo kleit, 5 &remota,
1 Bugler, 41 rank and 51s, t 44 60. The company
was put through various movements by the
officer, who was Owed with the precisenessinsPitiS
rapicll4, with which each movement was executed. After
the drUl a large number of recruits were sworn in. There
are yet a few moce vacanciee to fill up, and those
parsons who would wish to became members of this
rarind rps must send in their names to Sergeant
dtruiO co
tor Bryant at once. On &atm Monday Me
=1 parade at Badbury at 11 a.m. , for class flung.menu will be provided.
Osi Monday evening last a meeting of the members
of the Cricket Club was lwad at the King's Hood
Hotel' there was a large number present, and Mr. 0.
IL W. Parkinson was voted to the chair. The
amountsof the past ysar having been audited were sub-
mitted to the meeting and agreed to. The club km
a balance in its favour. • It was unaninsmaly agreed
that Mr. W. Ralph &ekes be president, Kr. W.
Wyndham viol-president, and . Charles Bilis
captain of the club. The following persons were
eppointed to act on the oommlttee—lissers. C. H. W.
Parkinson, S. B. Parkinson, IL W. R. Rawlins, H.
W. Dibbsn, H. Itaverstock, T. Laing, J. E. Jamey.
G. Habgood, F. Sudden, R. %dam, and J. &Melt
Mr. Harvey, solicitor, was appointed wowetsry In the
plain of Mr. Good resigned. Mr. C. Ellis having
offered the Cricket Plaid to the club at £l5 per year,
It was agreed to accept the offer. It was also agreed
that the fees he the same as last year, viz., 7a. dd.,
10s. 6d., and S 1 la. The =siting cloyed with a vote of
thanks to the chairman. The members will commons
operations the week In Gen_ en. wish. in. g
to join this clot aes requested to send their names I.
mc i:ansy. tasava ometery ceos

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Powcz Coon. Friday.—Baf ore Mr. O. J. Parka sad tho
Bro. Con J alia Glyn.
Phoba gram sad May Prwartim, two tomato, of Um
wrnkbo,as. was chem.& by the analog. Air. Grooves
Harvey, for wisbehavloar to the workhouse. I topes wed
that Phobos OMNI what. se old eleoder. threw her Protest
Um metros and goo Mama Isar, and Frampton mato no I
of wry profane and dlarastlag loagowy• toward* the
matroo. Green was nontanced toll days and Pram plan
to $t days hard Labour.