The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-09 00:00:00

THE WA! OF DEATH,

RAILWAY ACCIDRIT.-011 Tuesday morning the mail
train, while proceeding from Birkenhead to Chester,ran
over a man, who had strayed upon the line near Molting-
ton. The poor fellow was in a state of intoxication,
and had gone from Birkenhead by the preceding train
to Mo!Huston to take a portion of his wages to his wife,
who resides there. He has left Wien children.
A shocking case of death by starvation has jut been
inquired into by the coroner for Bast Middlesex: A
poor woman was discovered as Mile-end by morals of her
neighbours, in a most emaciated condition, with two
Infant children nearly aa ill as herself. The Protestant
Sisters of Mercy took up her ease as soon as they heard
of ii, and auppliedlier with every delicacy her condition
regaired; but it was too late—the woman died soon
afterwards. Blaine WAS attached to her husband for
neglect of his family, but he declared his utter inability
to support them, and threw the blame on the pariah,
who insisted an AU taking his family oat of Ike work.
house at &time when he was destitute of employseent.
The inquiry was adjourned.
A steeple-chase occurred on Friday at Tangy,. the
horses ridden by gentlemen 'riders, when the horse
Marmion, ridded by Mr. Liteisb, a gentleman who barn'
not long seaweed front Australia, swerved at oae of
the hurdles, fell heavily upon his rider, and Mr. Leech
was taken up to all appearance lifeless. After some
time, however, signs of consciousness were manifested,
and he Was rumored to his own house, where he still
lies in a precariout state. _
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A sad 'accident took. place on Sunday afternoon an the
Mersey. Among the pleasure parties on the river that
day the crews of two boats—the Limited Liability and
the Jockey—commenced racing, and in the course of
the raoe they got foul of each other, by which the
Jockey was upset, and eleven persons—eight men and
three women—were precipitated into the river. Four
of the men were rescued, but the other four men and
three women sank, and their bottles have not since been
recovered.

A policeman dropped dead in the street while on duty
id the oonree of Senday. He had been in pursuit of a
thief in the neighbourhood of lioundaditch, and lost
sight of him in the orowd. Anxious and breathless lie
stopped to ask another constable if he had seen the
runaway. While in the act of doing so he fell forward
a corpse.
Perastl RISOoriON.—A letter from Warsaw gives
the following details of the execution of Jarcasynaki,
for his attempt on the life of the Grand Duke Constan-
tine —"A: division of about 12,000 soldiers occupied
the apace before the citadel, where • great , gibbet,
painted black, *ad erected. The troops kept the
people at some WI/dance from theicliffeld, The popu-
lation looked upon this melancholy aoene in the most
profound silence; several women fell on their knees
and prayed. Au accident which took place in the ranka
of the escort that accompanied the fatal car coLt the life
of an officer. A Cossack having raised his whip to
strike one of the people, the latter stepped aside, and
the blow fell open the horse of an officer, which reared
and threw its rider to the ground. The officer had, his
skull fractured, and expired shortly after.. About
persons were arrested on the day oE the execution.: The
Cossacks and soldiers illtreated the women who glowed
any emotion. After the reading of the sentenCe,
Jarosynniki mounted the scaffold, and turned towards
the people to bid adieu. At that moment • roll of
drums prevented his voice being heard, if, indeed he
made any attempt to address the crowd, and the chap-
lain having given his blessing, he was turned off. The
corpse remained banging all day, and at a few paces'
distance military movie played without bees-fag. The
whole poptlation afterwards defiled before the gibbet.
At the present moment 1,414 mama are in the cue-
mates of the citadel awaiting their sentences."
SHOOKING TRAGRDI AT BRADFORD. DOUBLE
MURDER AND EINCITIR ST A MOTHER.—Great con-
sternation was treated at Bradford on Wednesday
evening by the report that a mother bad drowned
herself and her two children in a dam connected with
the icon foundry of Mr. Onions, in Frederick-street, in
that town, The report was, unhappily, too true. The
woman was Mary Ryan, aged about 22, the wife of a
tailor netted James Ryan. The ehildren were Joseph
Petrick Ryan, aged 2g years, and an infant of nine
months, named Mary Ann Rgan. She resided with her
husband in • cellar dwelling in Lower Ebeneser-street,
Vicar Lane, and, it is said, suffered severely by the
drunken end cruel conduct of her husband. The dam is
close to the foundry, and Is over-looked by a number
of cottages. The body of the woman was seen in the
water by two men who were passing, and, eonsidering
that the place is closely surrounded by cottages, the
wonder is that the poor creature was not detected in
the act of drowning herself and children. She was
observectin Frederiek-etreet during the *Herman, and
it wee about six o'clock when her body was discovered.
It is supposed that the mother had quickly tossed her
children into the dam, and leaped in herself. All the
bodies were found apart in the water. At nine o'clock
on Wednesday night there were mow& of excited
people gathered in the streets in the locality of the
tragedy. Ryan, it is said, took part with the °Ethers
and others who dragged the dam and reeovered the
bodies.

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