The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-03 00:00:00

Raid he told the defendant he wee a policeman several tablishinent, and %Ir. Gladstone on Saturday replied inipposing that you were like other Tire's was became
tiones.-lksfendant told the Bench he was not in the as felluws:- YOU want us labourer* to believe what is not really
bone. for any unlawful purpese*, lie was merely " Ilawarden Castle, October 3151. true. lam greatly surprised that your lordship and
there selling a dig.-Fined ss. and costs.-Defendant "MY dear Sir -I thank yon fur several re than i•lier Toro's, whom, hop., are Chrt.tians, awl want
garr notice of appeal, courteous references to myself in your letters to the the labourers to believe thin -it is beyond niy Coin
ANOTHIM Cass:. Times, which I have read with interest. You state in prehetwion. I herr to state that lam for poae,,, and
Charles Riggs will charged with selling beer during the first of them that this is this crisis of the question belong to the Peace AssoCiatimi, anal had not the
prohibited maws at the Sun Inn, Broadwey.-Mr. whether the Churchof England shallbe disestablished, Liberal party been hooanded on by the Tories there
Howard defended. - P.C. Chalky, stationrd at and you call upon me to declare nay views upon that would have been no %LW with the Sondem..., aml
ole, said on Sunday, htth 4:ober, about seven crisis. I entirely differ from your opinion that theaisis therefore lam right in the statement I made, awl all
in the morning, he was on day at Ilrowlwey. In hae arriveel, and I consider that in discussing this crisis the blood that has been shed, and all the lives lb it
company with P.C. Collies, he visited the Swan. which has not arrived, nun lis not likely to arrive, I have linen sacrificed, in the Soudan can dearly be
Thy found two men standing in the iurchway suit!. a should commit a gees erne. bv drawing off public traced to the Tory party.-E. Wmtnolia,
qii art cup containing malt 11.1 n or. One el the men attention as far as iii nte be. froat those matters Dear -Mad to hear Loma you. I like eien•
ea... the name of the.rge K did' awl the other .lieluna which are likely to employ the ensuing Farb.. • deans front an intelligent woork,ierman. whether
Slater, and said that they worked on the railway. meta 1., otle.r matters not Lao inalewt ant in we :ism, in polities or mot. I don't wish the working.
Mr.. Itogera admitted haring mipplie.l thin with the theloiselves, lett for which the public mind a. in im Mai to heliere What us not trite. Taw, is a geed
en, roe. /aid eh.. thought vk.. was doieg 5.1 harm, as way prepared. We has', Is•fon. ii. a Croup of great of truth iii what you rar about the Repeal ig the Corn
the men wele strangers, and were going' to work. -By s,.it cii awl so :al .10- 4i.. oil , hid, the ',lieu,' Laws. hut, neverthelma, it ar ts a convervetiaso
Mr. Howard, Itefendaut and his wife had kept the party anus agreed and prepared toact. Thereare other ministry (pure and simple) that imaged that Bill.
house for over 27 years, and luring the whole of that questions lying wholly beyond these, lying in what Lord Beaostsfield deriders en credit for panting the
time thins had not been the slightest complaint.- you "'wry./ I have called the dim and distant future Household Borough Franchise Bill. Mr. Ghelebone
Lieut..Cooloonel Steward gave testimony as iv. th.s on which the members of the party ate not only not ' opposed it. fie put Mr. Coleridge (now lewd Chief
defendant's good character. Ile had known Nth prepare' to act, but are not agreed an to the aide .Tustice) to mode an aineielment and destroy the Sim
hoofers 27 year., and during the whole of that time which they shied.' take respectively. It is at lowit This Bw4i,ala, however, sent to hint to say they could
he had heard no complaint against him or the house. an intelligible aw ,ivre for the Tries', fearful of the , not olilside Household Suffrage, ei Mr. Coleridge
He was an industrious, hard-working man, and helm,' Approaching verdict of the country, to aim at thrust' withdrew his amendment, amidst heel amen, fro.,
no reason to believe he would wlfully break the law, ing aside the matured subjects on which they have our aide. Again. Why did the late bellicose Govern.
Mr. Supt. Gale said during the whole of the defend' niiw to confront an united party and forcing forward meat send the fieet to Alexandria and bombard the
ant's tenure of tlie house he Mel had egos.' character. other ribjects on which differences prevail so that Place! WAS that Lord Beaconsfield ? Mr. Glad.
-The 'fowls expreseed regret to see the case hi-might judgment may le. givtn, not mu what is before the , atone had a majority of 120 in the 'Lowe of Coin'
before them, but it was a very clear case, anal they country, but on what is not, and So that the ; moue. There is no, excum is. to. made for the foreign
must inflict a fine of 20s. and costs. form anay not he united but divided. Accordingly it police of the late tloverment. In office five years, at
leateisi: A DANOXIIOCS usun, is not by the Liberals, or even by the Radical portion war four sears :411,1 sit %%the.- Yours, AtAsirroN.
Miss Alice Sammie, Elwell Lea, Cpwey, was NUM. Of the Liberal party, that there gat aubjeet of Engler!' -Whiela is newt loiberal, Portman or Stunt?
mused fer keeping a feroeiona dog, to the public disestablishment is at tine moment towed forwaA it MY 'sort,- -I am very mud, obliged to you fur tke
weed forward liy the Tories, to whose obvious compliew•at you paid me. .tiaul if I am, as you Amy.
danger.-Mr. Weston prosecuted, and Mr. Howard is fi
defended.-Mrs. Wasdaileswat,,,n, wife of Ow curate I motives I have referred, and I regret to find from an iiit Mali, it is entirely owl.,tuu ele.ey news.
of irptrey. said about 12 on Friday, Septeinisir letters you think their'inameitarus may in certain pap irs Anil other cheap liter.thare Cur which I have
she had occaeion to go to Elwell last, the :evidn ece"( C3..44 have om ee promiseedstaccuise. I trust theme cases to thank the Lib p•w eral ty. I ai,ll glad pet don't
the defendant. As she approached the house. she will Is, few, levatase I sun eermitt tlwy will Is, want lie lalenirera to believe what is not true. Can
saw a iblf lying on the lawn. It got up fuel larked unfortunate. The more our ems melds eueueed in rale yoeir lorbohip i,uf.o sue what object OW havu
at her. She was at first not frighulted, and she ing a premature alarm. ia attmeting tho vote', of in telling untruth,. -apart from wanting us to believe
advanced a few steps. and then the d"isf / Ped at Churchmen, itswithdrawing from the Liberal °md,' ine I them. Then. in, two 'menages of acripture whirl. gia e
her, as if to catch hold ofhun left shoulder. It diol all idslowating influences. and in forcing. far as a ~,'sirdefinition of the tiro vartio, Thu Liberal
net bit.' her, but struck her :toe, ere blow. She turned If ey can, the articles .if disedabli.lnuent into the party th-y would goeil u.s il is preold with
round, and saw the dog ermiehing down, as if ready I.iberal creed, the iwaliur in its thus.' and the worse I them. The Towy party is evil, only evil, and that eon.
hw another spring, and looking very fierce. She rang la AA form will be tho• crisis you ile..kire to avert. tinually. You also ask me which is need Liberal -
the bell, and the servant answered at and dragged thin h Whether the Tories men will greatly lament the aCCelera. Stuart or Portinan As far as I sin cooncernol they
dog away. She went inside, awl made • complaint tion of that crisis. provided the fear oof it shall have Cr.' heuth alike. I get no from either. I know
thing
to Miss Ih.rothy Sanwon. Shy took it very lightly, strengthened them as a party in the meantime, I do theyortinan family stands high in reputa ion, and I
and smiled. She atilo complained to Mrs. Samson, not fed sure, i eat I cannot consent to put a bandage believe the :quarts do tiles:rine; but the Ipl..Lloti is -
When she got home, ehi, made a complaint on my eyes and to take part in playing their pine. which side of the hons,, sr.' the'l gluing ha, sit ~,,, and
to her husband. She felt the effects of the For my own part, I liars embraced in. new opinion. which, Party are they g•,ing eupport, ? I ',diem
(as there's wit the
attack all the day, and her shoulder ached and I have neither shared in nor assented is. any Mr. Stlirt to be a very nice 3iiiiing man, but while be
very - Crowomeaminesd by Mr. Howard : attack on the Uleirela ; but I have never thought keeps the company of Mr. Farquivaraon, L„rd
Thin WA. the third time she had called at the house.- blowing the trumpet for battle* in which I voila take Randolph Churchill, and others ta amestionable
Rev. Wastlaile Watson odol Elwell Lea was in his no part, mid I cannot now agreo to darken the eon. character, we working men can have no oonfiden,v,
cll.:yr.:to:::
parish, and the defendant resided there. The dog in troversy in which wear., engaged and hazard its him. 'Therefore, I would advise Mr. Stuart to join the
question, a collie, was owned by ker. If, had ....en it by perplexing the public I with topics' which are Iviberal party: retire front the conhat, pay ledf of
several times when he hod had occarnon 10 Call them. iwrfeetly unreal with resissd to the trite political %tr. l'ortman • el.:lieu et tics'.
On every eccasion he had been then: the dog had and social crisis of this election, and with which I
rushed at hint, and he luau! to defend himself with a have an entire aisuranc- that if lier•after they becalm of the confidence of the working men. W., will
gwillmsati ‘‘'flra.
stick or brella. fin September 4th, in comeequence Practical,. it will le. for others ale' liot for me to died. promise to do all we can to return him to Parliasmait
of what his wife said to. hits, he eta, id her left --I rsinain, my dear sir, faitlifially yietra,
shoulder. There wane red mark of considerable size. "W. Y. iII.aI4TONI." befurv.-Frmi your faithful servant, E. Wl:idiom..
It we.. a recent bruide, and the teeth tor mouth of • 41•••••11,
dogvery likely o have caused it. lie cm•
municatiel with the poltice the same evening, andu tau LOCAL CANDIDATES AND brsitsrAamsa
this, 111. sssing day to the Superintendent of Police.- MSNT
A boy named flywheel Chalker spoke to being at The Dean of Salisbury, as Chairman of the Synod
lea in July, at a echoes' tea, and some games Committee for Clue. du Defence, has boomed • circular
and roux* were going on. He was taking part, and to all the Parlianiontary oandidates in the Ifiocese
was about to race, when tho dug in question mine up asking for an expression of their attitude on Church
to him and bit him on the hip. He cried, and Miss Ifiseauiblishinent.
Samson laughed, anol said " Never mind." its mould The circular letter sent out by the Doan was as
not run in the race because of the pain. He spoke to follow..
P.C. Collins about it. The dog had bitten him about
three months before. He waa at that time working
for bliss Sainson.-P.O. Collin*, stationed at Upwego
said in July last he had a complaint from Chalker.
has examined his hip, and there saw the mark of a
bite, It. hada conversation with the defendant about
• week after. He told her he had recrived a nom.
plaint from Chalker that her dog had bitten him, and
advised her to have the dog muzzled. She ref/lit-el
"111 murals it, it will go inal." Witness, rye" if she
did net muzzle it she must destroy it, as it must nod
go at large in the street. She said, " What kill my
dog I I would rather kill anylesly else in the village,
for that is my best and only friend I've got." Witness
said, "If it bites anybody else, then you whist put up
with the consequences," and she said she would. (hi
Suptsinalver 4th, he maw the Rev. Mr. Watein, and lie
contplaiwel to laity about the dog. On the following
day he saw the defendant at the railway dare.). She
said, "Conine, I hear my lesor dog is in trouble
sow." Wiener.' said, '• I believe he i.,
Ile told her his auperintentent null call on how to
tuskis arrangements for having this dog initialed or
killed. She said " Rather than kill any dog I would
kill you. -Mrs. Eliza Firth, wife of the Itev. Mr.
Firth, mid she waitaomainted with Mn,,. 84111..11 Mid
her daughters. On the aftentoon %lay I.thm, loud
year, elm had oceamion tou call at the house. She saw
the doog in question. It came towards her, and elle
tried to keep it off with her umbrella. It jump,' at
her and caught her by the arm. 'ter inn was bruised,
and the mark remained for inore than II week. -
Emma Ann .lane Green, servant to Mn', Watson, mid
she ruceillected being salt to Elwell Lea with Malik,
magazines. As she went up the road the dog flew at her.
She complained GO the servant, and ale, inemionieel it
to Mr. Watson.-Percival Rogers of Upwey, said
he worked foie the defeielaut, Ilsu proved being
bitten by the dog on this hip about the thee %Ire.
Watson was attacked.-This closet the cam for the
prosecution, and Mr. 'toward addressed the Bench
for the defence, came:ming the matinees of his client
to keep the dog under proper control. Ire contended
the animal had done nothing to timers° its being
killed.-Sliss Fanny Doswell said she rimidosd at Wey-
mouth, and hail known the d.sr in question for segue
time. It we,. a highly trained deg, and by not means
ferocious.-Ciortudius Itartly, coachman, in the
employ ..f the defendant, said fie was well acquaint.l
with all kinds of dig:i• The 'nines' in question VAS
a gO.al hOUIIO dog, lie should not call it fooroeione.-
Jane harvey gave evidenoo, to the effect the dog hail
licked the hand of her little girl neveral time*. It
had barked at her (witness), but this it always di I to
strangers. -Thu Chairman said the. 'tench had come
unanimously is. the conclusion that the dog must he
destroyed. It was with some regret they made the
"ruler, because According to the evidence it was A
favourite deg. It was rather a severe thing, but at
the same tune they felt they would noot closing
justice to the public if they allowed the dog to lid at
large, or even kept under control. %Lis* tiatllaoll
would be liable to a penalty of 21.15, for every day ilia
dog IVY kept after this order.

POOLE.
FATAL Armor:T.—tin Thursday a young man
named John 'tan&ll whilst assisting in unishipping
the cargo of a vessel at flamworthy was accidentally
knocked under the wheels of a railway truck ist the
aiding near the %easel. fle was so frightfully injured
by Ili, wheels passing over him that ho died almost
immediately.
ROBBERY DT A Bor.—Another robbery from • verso
came before the magistrates—tlau Mayor (Mr. W
hfatol, Messrs. W. l'earce, W. N. Western, Farmer,
Curtis, and Gutch—on Thursday. A young ssa-cook,
named Arthur Levis, 13 yems of ago, was charged
with stealing a 1:5 note, £4 in gold, and a florin,
the property of James Hallett, master of the ketch
Fading, on the kifss ion* Stolidity. Thu vessel was lying
. •
at tlse Ilaltic slither Company's Wharf, and after
served up if r, he asked leave te go ashore
which was granted him. As he remained away an
unusually long time, the suspicions of the captain
Were annomd, and on making a search, found his
locker had been opened, fuel a purse containing tie
money inentionssl ahoy.. it. The Is dice wen)
communicated with, and he was apprehended in a
toy Atop. lb e admitted the robbery, and gavw leek
what ler had left. now pleaded guilt)', and was
sentenced to three weeks' hard lalsiur.

"Deanery, Salisbury, Oct. 23rd, DK%
" "Sir,—l have been requested by the Conunittes of
Church Defence, appointed by the Synod of the
Diocese of Salisbury, to address t y,,u, all one of the
eandidates in the diocese, the ill wing question.
The cotunsittee wish it to le, distinctly understood
that this question is asked quit, irrespectively of any
'arty I.llticA :
" Will you pledge yourself to vote against any
measure which may be proposed in tie, next l'arlia•
meut for the thsestablishment or I)imentlowntent of
the Church of England?'
" Your early reply is requested, and I think it is
only right to add that the wouttnittee reserve to them.
selves the right of making your reply public. —1 am,
faithfully yours, th. 1). Sort; I)ean of Salisbury,
Chairman of the ' We.

Several of the candid:4u.. have replied (and their
mpovers-we append), hut ieveral have retested to
auvwer the velf.appointed inquisitor.
The Hon. Humphrey Stud, Conservative candi•
date for North I /one% writing from Pyt•houvie under
date of October 27th, says : —" Your letter ham juet
been forwarded on to iii,. I can only refer you to
my mime+ns at every place where I have viviken. I
AIII MIN that my view. Will 111,1 with your approval."
In a pe.tecript he fable : "I shall haat. a word to
vay about. the Church at Shaftevbitry next Friday
evening.
Mr. George Rolling., lalvenr candidate for North
I hirvet, writes : —" I have the honour to acknowledge
the receipt of the comumnication addrevved to Inc by
yourself as Chairman of the Committee. Fortnit
in., to may I note with very groat vatiefaction the
ipievtion I aiim rAilliestoil to anewer ii" pal/ irre.
%poetics iif party politica " from which I am lief to
110111 it is the min to of A that hereafter will
ppm, most lemetleial to the Church. I am very
110.41,11 S the Church vleitibl continue to uphold the
dignity and influence ever itseociated with her
rightieitiv inevvion. Any net to devpoil the Church
her sacred rigida by divestablishincnt or ilivendow•
ment I shall at all Velem imp... to the best of my
ability, whether in or mit of Parliament. But Ido not
think the Church has anything to fear in the
direction nterred to at prevent. I believe it await,
the next vtage in it Irlitic.il progra which
A 1111 l mist other things providem for the development ..1
lioeialiein in the guive of direct labour repreventation.
It iv againvt that evil, 1111 I sin advived,. the Church
'Mould be resolutely fon:wanted, and if I niay be
iiermitted to may mu, I am convinced their beat
vhould be directed in aid of indnetrial
welfare. It iv vaiil dome...tam gaaerat.,.m socialism,
and I much fear there iv foundation for it. The
Committee for Church I htence iv unite at liberty to
make what. use it pleaves of this communication."
Mr. Goorge W. Bond, Conservative candidate for
East Dormet, writes:—" In reply to your letter making
me to 'dear myself to "vote against any inaexere
which may in.. preposial in the net Parliament for
the Givevitablialiment or Disetellownient of the Church
of England," I can only newt distinctly and
emphatically may " ycv," am I CAA teinceive no greater
national misfortune than would billow upon either of
theve memourev."

A PUZZLER FOR THE PROPHETS.
Mr. hi•ral agent) "Vituou t Any
.xgi.r.dlli blr. I I yii ham Mut with t iw •rIiI
accurtleill 141 In) cam] Attu fur Parl i
inott:try h ~,,, uiru."
Mr. Budge, (ei i urea ) : " Thu Pilkeee,“of
I Itir 1...014,ms bill r xu..utludi our 11104
e x pectatii nut. "

SHERBORNII.
A LIIMIAL L.04144.44a44.--W44 hear that Mr. Ilighy,
44 Sherhurno CAW., rnt4l44 a further 4lllOll
10 11" wilt" 1.) him Luluit,.sn t.h, 1411 Waite.

Th. i 1011. EYIOOO Glyn, Liberal candidate for East
Dorset, writes tinder the date of Oct. 2.9 th —"in:
renly to the circular you have forward...l b. me —and
which I hare .oily just received —I beg to say that" I
will not pledge myself to vote against any measnre
which may he proposed in the 0.0( rarliatnent for the
ili.e.itabloluitent or disonlowment of tin: Church of
England."
Mr. Henry R. Farquharson, tho Conservative can.
didate for West !hrs.% Writ.,:—" I am happy to ho
able to answer your tro...tion in the circular .4 Oct.
:ant in the affirmative. I shall ntost certainly
strenuously 0:4 sow any tang...ring with the esswing
connection between Church and State, or any attemin
to disendow the Church."