The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-09-23 00:00:00

ILUIPI'ON RAM—Wsonsoar.

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Calmar Waimat Haxnarar—Saphirs, 1; Mayboy, 2 :
Mahan Lad. 1 Woo bY ha/I • low2th.
Soorn•Weernan granns.—Zshina, 1; Star QUM. ;
Will, Won by •
Wavriui CUP.— IWIVRcas, I; Yowler, 2; Limier, a
Won by • bead.
Jurcinut SaLuno Pula —Lady Charlie, 1; Fairy
Form r., 2 : Idalla 11, a Won by a Groh sad • half.
Mainz PLAYL—Posiman, 1; Perforce, 2; Lone Shawl, 3,
Won by • nem
Mots Neuter Swum—Fallow Deer, 1; Symphony,
2; Gipsy, I Wca by two length&

CHILLY/WORD RAClC3.—Werincimer.
&egg OPTS Hogreste FLAT Race Zlta, 1;
Reindeer, 2 ; Lord Um/rick. 1 Wen by s length tee
lengths divided the second and third.
ISOILIUM WILT= STAMM—Floyd* I; Bloomfield, 2;
Prince. liathilcle, 3 Won 'wily by three-quarters a •
length : a length divided the mood end third.
ICLWATOILD Two-mit-ow FLAT/ —lnnocent, I;
Scot (loud, 2 ; Shaker, 3. Won by a kingth end han
wne hetneen mond end third.
Satin PLATIL—PoIka, 1 ; Sigebe=Mins Lingerer.
Won by • neck; four lengths di the second and
third.
CIIMAISTORD AUTUMN ItANDICAP. One nile lb subs.
Kingfisher, 1 ; Plaisente, 2; Thunderstorm, 1

ILLNCHESTER RACY&—Tatrupty.

LANCASEIIIE PLATE of 300 eon. for two-year-olda Tivs
furlong.. 11 subs.—Exporlatent 1. Bobbin' Amin id a, 2.
Won by three-quarters of a length.
Rout ,Plaro of IMO 'ova —Rayons& 1. Aramlino 2, KAI
Fhb,* 3. Won by three length..
Pataniot WELTS& PLATE —Lord liartingtoto Merry-
thieight 1 Stir an I G .ner 2, Diplomacy If. 3. Won by
half a I.ngth.
lIIWILL SELLING STAKE. —Luise' I. Bilden, Barton 2.
Arial 1 Wflo hy a on*.
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ID NORSIRT HARDIC.AP PLATL —Vidor EAKIR&IIII01
1, Death et• Glory I. Print>. IT. 1 Won by bkq Inn*.
HKATON PARK WILMA Cup.—AdVARRUK I. Bapboybe
2. The Ro ran 3. &est rm.

CHZLINFORD MEELTING.—Tuuassa.

Egg Marten's PLATZ of 200 gu.&-narks, 1,
Abb.'s, I. King'libel% 3, Monde:llone, 0. Woo too •
canter by Wi lensths ; • hod third.
Srantogigtx Hum.' Kam —Milkmtkl, 1, Roodser, I.
Orrand.4ina, 3, Mishap, 4. Woo to • oommon cantor by
ten Nook.. A had third-
Cinimitm PlATT.—Prinems Ifathilie. 1. Athoittona, 2,
Sicaltart. 3, Polka, 0. Won lo • canter by four length& •
bad I bird.
GREAT BADDOW NURMY HLIMIC/P.—Tlas Shaker. 1.
blowout. 2. Strathc‘v. 3. Ifoccolo. Coutbet, and Cecil 0.
Woo bv • length and • half ; • hood only divided ascood
and third.
RILW/10 flonotg Rom —Htweerion, 1. Bllekboobie, 2,
Peroration, 3, Pnoces. Cotherine, and &meal% 0. Won
sully by • length ; • similar distance between second and
th rd.
Tug FAUCIOI' Cu,. vain. 30 sevs., for hunters,
two miles co the fiat, wee declared void.

THE MURDER BY A FRENCH POLICEMAN.
Prevost, the French policeman, who murdered the
pedlar Leneble, under peculiarly atrocious circumstances,
was again examined on Saturday by the loge &Instruc-
tion. Ha stated that he had known Lenoble some time,
and had spoken to him about buying a chain. It WU
that the deceased should go to his house in the
runtlnet, between twelve and one on Wednesday
afternoon, for the purpose of concluding the barge's.
Prevost, however, all along intended to murder him, and
on the morning of the ill-fated day he bought a butcher's
knife had • chopper, and took several bottles of water
up to his room_ When Lenoble came in he spread his
wares upon the bed of his murderer, who on Norm tririal
pretext moved a little away. This was Prevost's own,
tunity. As his victim was bending over the bed baled
with his goods. Prevost, with a heavy lump of iron, Muck
him three blows over the back of the head, and ail was
over. The corpse was then placed in a box and cut boo •
hundred pieces, the awful task lasting from one mid five
o'clock in the afternoon. The liquid portions were thrown
down a closet hard by, and at nightfall, wearing &blouse,
the murderer went out with a basket full of the remaiss.
which he scattered here and there as opportunity oiered.
About nine o'clock be supped at • wi and then went
to bed. The next morning he donned his policeman's
garb, and went about his work as if nothing had lappenad,
leaving behind lam the head, and the cam, and the clothes
of his victim. Other portions of the body have Mace been
found in places pointed out by Prevost and alio brought
to the Morgue, where they had been joined a far as is
practicable to the head at Lenobie and the whole photo-
graphed. There are in all 76 of these filleal The
murderer displays no penitence for the horribla crime that
he has committed, nag is some talk &boat another
murder committed by Prevost in IF:t6. mistime
disappeared one Sunday, and hes never be. man ance.
Ho far the wretched man beamed. no contagion, though
be militate that he knew the woman, who was with him on
the day in question and loft an umbrella behind hoz,
which he took to the Conamiagioner of Polite who conduc-
ted the inquiry. A new inquiry haa just been instituted.