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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

DARING EBCAPE OF A PRISONER.

A daring and soctwesiul attempt to wipe from
custody was Male an Tuesday apwrniug au the
Bealbib.lo,-,a1,1 by a prisoner named George Norman,
labourer, of Toorncombe, who on the pravioul day had
been CoaTiOL•al of felony. It appears that Norman
was in custody of Supt. Mactiale, of this
who was driving him in hi. conveyance to llridport,
accompanied by an atteetor of weights and mesattres.
It was the intention of the anperintandeut to bring
prisoner to Bridp ut in order that he should be trans-
ferred to Dorobester awaiting trial at the Quarter
Seesions. When bear Neiherbury Cross, Norman,
who was not handcuffed, suddenly sprang from the
carriage, leaving hit hat behind him, and, it is stated,
wishing the superintendent " rsood.bye," be made
off with great speed towards Porton. Chase was
kept up for some time, but the planner got clear
•eray. Derroriptious of the men, who is said to have
been several times oonvicieJ, were at once issued, but
up Is the preesut time there is no clue 10 the 6.ode
of the autbori.ies ad to hi. whereab mfr. A strict
watch is being kept throughout the whole district, sod
there ls little doubt that he will eventually be
o +tuned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

ABUSIVE LANGUAGE.

Martha Spencer wan tummoned for using abusive
language towards Ca'herine Lee, on the fiat of May.
C anplainant stated that the lived at No. 2,
Charelry, where the had gone to live since January
last, and after the find month the had n 4 had a
minute'. peace, owing to the abuse she received from
defendant and her hatband. Complainant having
mentioned the objectionable ianguage complained of.
The Bench bound over the defendant, and ordered
her to 6nd two sureties, her hatband in and 'nether
morety in • like sum, to keep the pence towards corn.
plainant for the space of three months.

A CAUTION TO TRAr MUT.

Robert Vincent, fruiterer, etc., St. Thornas-street,
eammoned for having in his Possession a number
of false weights. enetrary to the @tactile.
From the evidence adduoe I it appeared that the
weights bad not been tamperei with, but through for-
gettulneos on Mr. Vincent's part they had not been
inanected.

--Paling those facts into consideration, the Bench
excused him from any b ame beyond that of negligence,
and dismissed the cane on payment of costa The
yacht, were not forfeite.i
George William Bounsell was also summoned for
haring a number of false weights In his possession.
In thin ease the weights exit:nit:ad by Mr. Butt were
I lib, weight found to be 12 drams short, a 21b. weight
10 draw short, two 41b. weights which were 6 drams
and 4 drum, abort respectively.
TN/ Bench hiving heard the evidence, were of
"en that it was • met serious charge against the
-I fined him 11, and ordered the weights
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

IMPORTANT BALE OP SHEEP.

Yr. Ensor's annual sale of Dorset born rams, horn ewes,
sad lambs was held at the Repository on tturdyy, the
event, as usual, bringing toretha a lags amemblago of
ithrieulthrists, not only from Dorset, bat frogs avast of
the adjacent oruntles. The drafts from the celebrated
flacks of those rosewood brooders, Kr. H. Mayo, of
Coker'. Freese; Kr. W. Hull. Drum ; and Kr. Pithsld, of
*Po. BHASort, as usual, formed one of the special
features of the solo With so many good points in their
favour—sot the least impatient of which le their harlinalt
of coostitation and early maturity—it Is • mattw for little
swarths that this natal elms of sheep is bottoming thaws-
thin/ Portia every year. Yr. Mayo's vending'. which
iron at unsurpssiod excellones, were irst adored, and
*yoked a spirited competition. tbs whole draft,f omitting
all lading purchasers at from Ws. to this. 21r.
securing a splendid symmetrical *Maid at the latter
=.64 other istormodisto prion thine No. 2, 210., per.
by Mr. W. Hull: No.?, 21ga, Kr. Lascombo ;
&nig', Mr. Corm ; No. 10. 1.50., Mr. Johnson ; No. 12,
thisr, 11r. Bryant; N. 15, letis , Wr. Corp; and No it.
lige., Ur. W Kayo ; those giving an atom* of over firs.
smelt. Mt. Hull's yearnings. which fonswl • grand collar
Woo. were then adored, and realised from begs. to Wirt.
Ike thyme including Messrs Carver, Mien. J. Hull,
Lusconths, D. Symoodr, Morris, I. Mayo. Ithenisse, Thaw,
Sleds, sad Stevens: and a number of run lambs from the
Male weltlinown look brought from 44a. to ire. • mail
draft from Hr. Pala& of Zypa, sear Bridport, which
were dossrvedly admired for their mstaless ass and
usality, were sort offered, and reglad the top price of
the ade--oss sable animal Disking Sip. the others roug-
hs downwards to 1l.; th, whole gave an swum of
• samba of nage rains from the leading comity
Socks Droned from Wits. to llga It useful lot of hors
owes,
_the property of Yr. Jarrett, realised Na. to eh..
Kr. W. Orem' making it.. to its. fit 'some good °Mien
bags, the property of Mr. White, fetched 73e.
each; Down &Ova bogs, Sit to as.: horn stook lambs,
• o 395. • good clearance of the than was effected.
Ibis being Is @Tory timpani the brat—if not the largest—
bora oak ever hold ha the ootuatv. It was conducted by
.11. r. leave with his sesost•good ability.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

THE MILITIA IN CAMP.

Tbil MMUS OS having • Mgrisdld time of It. the weedier
being a that omit be desired. A better asap they will
mower get It U.. en a gently idopiag miaow, with the
great woods of Homseembe oppeedia, and a gbitaapaig•
country to the right. The tents are picturesquely
arranged, end the view of them from the railway excites
M 0... the interest of travellem there bang SOON 00 UMW
See ma end about 10 for aleers. with large mem tent
sad esite.rooen. in which are papers for the dicers. a large
awnless tent, with two recreation tents near Oa one of
which the mm n can enjoy themselves). Besides them ere
hospital and sick tents, sergembe ma.. and Quetta'
master's storm The alone' mess table is desoratod with
Pleats sad pole, sad on their Smelt itiata—Tuwellite end
Theradaye—tbey isa introdoos their friends. The making
Id done over furnaces warmed by wood Sr.. cut in the
turf. and Imre the dinner is cooked for the was. nod the
tea made for breakfast end the later meal. Meet Is
ebtsioed for the men from loam. and is supplied from
the towel for the °Moors' mesa; yeastehise mese from
Vevey, and the potatoes are remarkably geol. White the
emtroits arrived task outer clothing and • ties or hat wore
bakes from each man and put into • bop Nadu his
samiser. When the training Is over that win ho toliutuir
and the uniforms put in the bags. the Nam being allowed
the retain two shirts, two pas of mat and two pairs el
boob. Tath man tete his dinner and Is • ley, and
Pk at the sa of the drill. Thii daily We of the map tat
Reveille seusded aL 6, parade at?. breafest 8, orderly.
rem 10, parade 9s. dinner at 1. drill 190 to 130, tea
5, after which the men sae leave the estop ontillo. Tba
bend elms every Wedoewley and Sunday afternoott. and
MOP I. 001111 Of all. Hitherto the conduct of the men
has Mee very meditate. and it is Intended to give them
dill eatertainmaat in the large room of the niaby a. moo-
4ay evening next. beginning at?. when sever* itegillidden
nod ladies will kindly reed, Ans. sad TOT.
Ties reginseut headed by its brawl baud. otarelesi grasp
Leather oe goads, morning and Wendel mrriee in Me
Abbey. the trim' yrrachloe on the °cassias. The church
was crowded. mid the march to awl from the sacred
Milne was witnessed by harm numbers of spectators. In
the afternoon the public were admitted within the camp
and the band, to the delight of mveral hundreds,
merfensed a selectioa of mute most creditably.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

WHITE SCAIP IitTIITZI4

Au incident thal reorntly occurred In the mu "4
thriving city of U•lhoniltie. Yogic; it I. to b. hoped
(gays the Noe York Tnistee) cannot be exactly pa ed
anywhere in this counts'''. Thirty mounted melt dt the
city to bunt Indians. They gralped eight, wtrantitelt
oatiat Utormod,thaennd L,iirtizedhiatti&d.r rfan
reaching
on s. Lund were publicly received on Cis plug.
of the city by the mayor. as though they were heroes '-
turning from • glorious war. The whole city
to greet them, and amid the chine:sr Ike cathedra
bells, and the viva, of the p "eh.. they rod.
the streets d skid with Nlatike. with alibi weedy :Zee
dangling from • p-ils cernio by ,debt mee. mike tG
Poor NI awe caroled th°l2ll°lonts on their back.; and men
who called themselves brave 440 Wed their superior man-
hood by striking these motets(' barbarian mothers and
their infants as they trod their weary war in the
cesston. The squaws tbus captured we Impr4ned for
life, and the Government pitys 1100 Auk for OM, Indian
sago onosatel to it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

Corrtsponunct.

THE LATE 1.14 d& Q-P
SUDDEN DEATH.

. ,
To the Irdiaor.
—Since the death of my wife I conr4lted Mr.
Day respecting the Watement is the Tel gres. with
regard to her sudden death from examinee drinking.
She had been lingering for two years. She went to bed
on Sunday afternoon at three o'cl .ck. I went for Mr.
Lsy on Monday. but be vise not at home. I went on
iving morning at eight o'clock, and he then attended.
I fetched hint sic 41 at D o'clock, and be gave ON some
medicine for her. but allu, e_pf:ed it one
sun, sir, your obedient servant, '
Fein Life.
Fordington, May 22nd, 1883,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

THE DZIWY.

Epsom Downs was crowded with a vest throng of
spectators, who ha.l travelled from London by road
and rail. The weather was splendid. the inn shining
brilliantly 41 the morning. The courses, with slavish
us Of .&•er-Chrl4. woo In good going order.
ST. BLAME -.
HIGHLAND CHIEF..
HALLIARD .
Elm Ran.

7.. ... 1

Th. win Will essenti.ls D..reet victory, se although
St. Bi-dee we. cot•ired in Sir Frelcrick Johe.tone's
name, it in the property of Lori Alington.
The victiiry was • popular one, and we. loudly cheered.
Ii eurpri•ed no one, but it wee a near thing, and about.
of' HiAland Chief win." were heard ae the horses
ran in.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

BUOKLAND 213WTON.
CHORAL FESTIVAL.

A choral festival, the first of the year held tinier the
direction of t .e Diocesan Cooral Association took place
here on Thursday fast Toe festivel choir wee composed
of the church choirs from the neighbouring villages. The
&losers amecublvd for rehearaal in the church in the after-
Dion. and at its concalstin they aditurnea to the echo
room, which had been very ta.teluily decorated wit, flute
and other devices • bore. aubetantisl tea was provided for
them, to which they did ample ju.lice. Toe evening wim
deliehtfully warm and sunny for the early summer, and
the vilisg, VIA gay • ith I'd long before the hour of
service. . .

The service was arrengei for 630. end the church was
filled in every port before it. COLUCIieDeeIIIIIOL The previa
wore intinnd by the Iles. Dr. Troutteck, *nor Canon of
Westmineter Abnoy. Too fleet lemon was read by the
Hey. C. 11. M.y tlistnc: set,t try t the am -potation, and
the R•v. H. E. itavenhill, Vicar of the parish. read the
second loo,on. Toe Very Roy. the Deno of Salisbury
prJecbed au .•a•na t ont ei.eriont •ortnon, which was
lilten ol to with .00rk•d attotiti .n. Toe sermon, which
was •ory app peer I the ohcheioh. war 10,113ded On he
toot 1 lam sr., I.And it come tee pas., when Um evil
spirit from U d was op to Raul, tnot David took an harp,
and playel with hi. ban I ; s. Soul was refreshed and was
well, on I the ori. spUNt deport. I from hns."
Among tho clew present in ad lition to them already
ria•uwl leer. too RAVI.. G. Thompson, Leigh; E
Fake; W. j.le. Bare •kdions.an sotretary to the A.stiocia-
tionl; U. 11. S .o. hod. Goole do; r E T. Drat.,
been; W. EPI .t-r. Wirkleod •H V. Thomnson, Pi Idio-
t ; H. Pix, Riot Tim ,• F. D. Howe, Erer.hot ;
.1. ll'ode. C•roe Alert. A. Williga4, UpCylllo ; and A..
J Evorott. Weviniuth. .

Albwin2 tor toe f ect toot the s:nert were all from
village., and beariog in Inlet the' the standard •pplied to
soch singers Mal be of • lower of et than that which
would be spotted to more sec kOlpiistied musicians, it might
fairly be sold i 4 the singing was e.pe,ially good, though
It was rather of • hearty than id a naiad character. There
li, however. one limit to which, in raw of the great
festival announced for the next rar in the Cathedral, it
would be well if ell churnmstvr• *MO direct their attan-
tiim, for the (mit ii by no means (=lined to •ill•ge
',lager., Anil that IV %Ili of stuck, deity in taking up
the soc,aive paint, To he effeclive, singing must be
well marked, Brio, tnt precis., especi•lly in the com-
mencement o' the line. not phra..s The music was
taken (this the No. 82 B ok, wh.ch woe no widely used in
the dioNs• hat yea. Mr. Lyle, orgauist of Shsrborne
Ahbey, very kindly and very effiactAvely presided at the
Orion— . . . . .

Toe ch.,irs prearat were—Rockland, ; 12 ;
Illrnaitge, 11; it.t6r4,,, 9 110;aert. 6; Ilepoorrder.
5 ; Lorg Burtoo ; trAn other pirishea 10; is all 90
singers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

PORTL/LND.

TAR CHANNIL FL/Mr.—The fleet, it is said. were
ordered to leave Malta on Wednesday for Portland.
CON011141•7701AL CHl.PlL.—During tbe reimating
and renovation of this edifice Divine service is being
held on Sundays in the schoolroom.
MILITARY—The Queen's Own West Surrey Reid.
meet—Lieutenant H. W. Dent to be Captain rice A.
H. Monroe seconded.

Analyst. or Cuntorn.—On Wednesday afternoon
17 convict., accompanied by several warden, arrived
by the 2 30 train from Pentane{lle, and were conveyed
to the Prison in Mr. Thredier's yaw
RUNAWAY STIMILWAOOON.-.oa Thur.clay last, about
mid-day, great excitement was canoed in Fortune'e-
Well by the running away of a stone-waggon. laden
with stone, which was being drawn by four or five
horses. The waggon, which belonged to Mr. Ward,
was opposite the Primitive Methodist Chapel, when
the gear gave way, and, of course, the waggon starter'
down the hill. When it got opposite Rears. Osborne
shop the wheels of the waggon caught in the large
stones just in front of the shop, which fortunately
st..pped the waggon, the only Injury done being con-
siderable dentate to the blind in front of hissers.
Osb,rn's shop.

_
Tun ANNIVIEHART SEIM-101So( the Easton, Weston,
and anithwell Sunday Schools were hell on Sunday
last in the East m Chapel. when the services for the
day were conducted by the Rev. Geo. Beebe', of Beth,
who di-coursed in the morning from Matthew
10, "Tat. heed that ye despise not one of them Ma;
one.," the preacher'e remarks being fraught with good
s td advice to the teachers and to the church
Special and appropriate hymns were selected, put in
book inn, and used for the day. In the afternoon
at 2.30 the schools met in the Reston Chapel, and were
addressed by the Rev. G. Reebee, whose chief remarks
were on the power of need song, giving several inci-
d nti in which the power of sacred songs was so bene-
ficial in ita results for good, and at the point in each
Incident where the hymn was mentioned the preacher
started singing it, the whole of the schools joining in
with him, which seemed to give a good tone and influ-
ence to the service throughout. The service in the
evening waa a crowded one, the disc mess being from
Psalm nevi. 15, "Precious in the sight of the Lord is
the death °ibis saints." Oit the following evening a
meeting was held in connection with the Sunday
Schools, which was addressed by the Rem. C. Almada,
IL Taylor, A. Shrimpton, ministers from the district
weldor, and Bev. B. Linden, the circuit minieger, Mr.
John Pearce, superintendent of the Easton School,
being chairman. A Mr 7 pleasant and profitable even-
ing was spent. The anniversary proved very wooer-
tal, the collodion, amottallog to 112 154.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

A TRAINING SHIP ON FIRE.

Tb• traioing ship, hi.rs, atatl•mad at band**, was
t.t.ally destroyed b, tie on Ssituidsy morning. She
had 400 boys ou board. Lu. fire bonsai in the ceptales
apartments, which at. located up during the &WNW,
of the ospinto. The fismes spread so rapidly Lb" io •
short time tee stars of the ship was ablaze, Um lames
imolai from the port holes. Tbis boys were
mustered on Jock withio tire atioutee altar the alarm
rang. A hose was soon in operatiou, but the
ship'e applianoes were insulin:lsta to as rest the progress
of the Barnet A.sietsoce was mut from Dundee,
with noes, and soon after the lames were sztinguiened.
The dsumgd w coneidsreble, tue man deck, poop and
tutptam's spertromits being dsstroyrd ; but tb• lose le
cover.d by trieurauos. Exoelleut discipline was mobs-
Wiled by the boys, but ow) of went in the panic
jumped overboard, and ustruwly escaped drowning.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

PORTLIOID.

PORTWID PILCBOIII. —We are inforinad an assistant-
warder, an Irishman. hsa recently lac his wif• and
family In a very hard-baartod sad thninoltil manner.
' not tlin governor interfere in this author ?
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

HOW SMALL-PDX IS SPREADI

Margaret Dunn. in 18. was charged M Sunderland on
1101Wel vith k.ing ia I PiCplace while suffering from
ematpon. The rola' woman had tramdledfrom &ahem
Harbour, but at Sunderland ration the ticket collector,
tymptome of the disease, refused to allow her to
several, and the wail taken to the infectious hospital.
Ilk. was Sited 40s. and met% kn elderly lady, healed
Was Holmra, has fallen a victim to smallpox at Sunder.
Ism, Her housekeeper bad, unknown to her mistrelk
brutish% bin child, which was sassing loom the dlasawn
Into the howls
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

THE CHARGE OF BWINOLING AGAINST 4,
ARTILLERYMAN.

Charles William Blake, airs Frank Mere.. was
brought up on remand, on Tuesday, before the Mayor,
H. Darden, Esq., Alderman R. Davis. and nerd
aniard. ,on the second charge of =lair oily and
knowingly obtainier by Isles preteens* from one
Bound the sum of El, the modes of Marrs. Wright
and Round.
In ocarina the car, Me. II- a Wel", whn
smeared far the prosecution, said the Baur would
✓emenber on that day week be brought before them •
OMNI of the prisoner obtaining money by fair pre
leper is representing a loan agency ;hi this tgldt
be had ether cease, and that he proposed st•-"mv
ere of a Moro= character, and very likely on
day week other rams as well. Hs would to-day •
Ins himself entirely to the case now before them. In
which the prisoner had herd a of •
ergs:ins which the prisoner asserted li=orttlatad,
serf which clerked its title from the motto of the
gernicsirst " Macrae." The prospect= stated that lb.
a " had a circulation of 119,000 monthly, warn
es "what advertising medium and was under the
patronage of Prince Edward of Bets-Weimar. The
charge now was of obtaining .10,,,y front Mr.Beead, who in consequence of receiving one of tit pro-
spectuses, gave him Metre:Mom to Insert an advertise-
ment. and at the same time heeded im a cirque for
1111.
Tba ' Clerk : Is there such a publication
es
the " ter
Mr. West= : I have made every enquiry. I ran=
rove • eserive.
The Magistrates' Click: I. there one In the British
Mem= ?
Mr. Weston : No, the title is, I believe. mkPled from
tit* rotta of the reprinted.
The Mayor: Have you any idea of the number
ordered to be printed?
The Keilainatee Click: I suppose that will be
pow eL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

ANIMAL lIIIITINGS.

The annual earsonne in connection with the noble
Church Missionary Seekety were preached at St.
Peter's Church on standar, ID lbe morning, and at
united childraa's service in the afternoon I,y the ite,
C. Marlon, vicar of Chardon, and in the evening by
the Rev. R. R. Meadows, curate of Littlebredy. The
collections amounad In £l3 12.. 10d. Sermons were
alai preached at All Saute' Church. in the morning by
the Rey. R. Meadows, and in the evening by the
Rev. T. W. Knipe. rector of St. Peter's. The sum
collected was £1 17a. loci. The eocierty'e cause was
also advocated at Eat Fordhagrao, lii. era
collected.
There was a largo and infloential gathering at the
annual mese* it the Town Hall on Monday alter-
noon when Mr. R. Williams Presided, supported by
theAeV. Genop Smith, Rey. T. W. Knipe, Rev. C.
Marton. Itay. B. Ludlow (Martinstown), Rev. G.
pasha, Rev. S. Hobbs, Ray. R. R. Meadows, Rev.
B. Marriott, and the Rey. (3.1. Powys (hon. sea)
A hymn having been anus. and Maier ogered by the
8.'.?. W. Km's, the Ciislatthat called on Mr.
Pewit, fog his report of the Fordington and Combater
lirtaaa of the association. The total receipts
esieemsed to KM lee., which, altar deluding
• ... 6i ke ogpainpz 401,4
ed CM le. ed. to be
2610.. go. Phis show a
remitted ,u - gag,wWoh be attributed to the
decrease of £25 on --awn ba4 se u3ash &gaited
unfavourable weather a..
agr ioult ur a I districts. -milt* was
The appointment of the °Blare and con.. -aim
proposed by the Rev. S. Bosse, who, In the
of his speech, expressed his regret at the deficiency of
£25, and hoped there would be no further reduction.
Notwithstanding the decrease In this branch, all the
friends of the society most feel there was indeed
abundant cam in respect to the tea& PreePerit7 of
the society for praise and thankfulness to God; in
fact, if be were only to *numerate the subjects for
thaaixering which he observed in the annual royal
and addranse mad* at Exeter Hall, it would take hia
the whole time it their disposal. If. might stet* the
society sot only railed fog prayer and thanksgiving.
but it called for something not hoonsistent with prayer
and thanksgiving. bat something without which Warm
and thanksgiving would be isooasistent—it called foe
nereaed and increased effort for anstestation and
ealansion. Re spokes at conshisrable Isagth on the pro-
, raw sf the 'mitts India, andespecially in 71narerelly.
la Now *shed aim eiginiay, seri hall wen of the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

SWAN 4102.

_
Tat henelful westher ere are now having is
beg outing t., wake up our atsamer friends, ant they
an geint eonie sate turdlouilv chetp trios, wiz., from
Swanage to Totland Bay and Isle of Wight for Is.
Bournern.oith, and slowing half-an-boor, for hi. We
are 1,1. awl ti eve a large number avail thentaelvse of
riat treat.
Sea flaming, we notim I last we.k.had commenced
%fain, although not s) soon by • week as ltat year.
Mr. Will e was in railinas, with sin, first-class
trithiag machinee, and looking out p,o boa° puh'ico ;
also our .14 friend Stickland.
A TlMPElleke& Mitrrino was held in the liriti.h
Schoolrlow leat Nloodar, when the chair was taken
by the Rae. T. Steer. The peincipal speakers were the
gee. 0. Ti. M easel. of Church Knowle, and the
engineer from the Lord Zigio. The Rey. Nit... Nlanael
said he wee oliteeed to me mach a meeting ea was before
hits that night, and in the mwth Slay too. Why a
few years ago it would have been impossible to bane
got such • .seeting t .geth-r ti address. He sp 4te at
kagth on the rood legislatl w has done and is doing,
said thin the aid favourite finished up the evening.

POOL I.
Tng W 0,44 tart of Wt. Waring'. hall bold the other
sight in Grosrenqr.square :—" The I ,wera, the den ,ee.
Coss. and the hriebtooos were a delightful contiost to
the w.et her out•ide, and in ey,ry resprat the ball was
a meow."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

BRIDPORT.

ALLINGTOX FalteDLY Soo VT.— Xt the manna
general meeting hel.l co Tu.alaf ev.ulng Dr. M.c
Cirthy wa4 elected rue lical officer in the room of Dr.
L. (1. Deutdoe, resigned. Toe trustees—Messrs. S.
Whelltam, J. kliars. an' D. E. Hi Idleoombe--were
re-elect d, ae were Mr. H. M. zitembri lg. (treasurer),
Mr. J. Balson (secretary). Toe ate wards and committee
were al. re-elected.

Till Sr. JOHN AMBULANCE CIANiZi.-00T MASH
will be gratified to learn th it fr iin official informs.
lion we are Able to state that wl lasi than 16 ladies
nut of the 20 wit went up f the Amhniance Oise.
Esuninatlm have passed very satisfactorily. This
result. t arether with the fact that Dr. Oreokshank has
rezommended the whole of the men's class for
certificates (se published in the Targrani last week) is
a mat pleasimt one. considering th 4 iu some town.,
where the number of su.leuts is proportionately larger,
very few indeed succeed.
STEALING A PAIR Or BO Yre.—Ad the Borough
Police-court on Wednesday, before this May r and Dr.
Hay, Emily Hans( ri, ***** nt, was cheußed with
stealing a pair of bode, value 50., belonging to Susan
M tattoo, of North Mille—Prosecutrix said she last
P•W the boots on the 13th May, and on the following
Tours lay she couldn't fiud them. On the 21st she
saw them at Mrs. Warren's, in West-street, where
prisoner was in service. A SUSI Sidman drew her
attention to the be ds under a chair. She could
identify the boots (prodiceil). She (prisoner) said she
had not taken the bole swoon queatimed by the
Sergeant.—Alics &Litman c irrob witted. She found
them under • chair on which she was sitting, and
prosecutrix at moos owned thent.—Sorzeaut Haesard
stated he went to Mrs. Warren'. aboot 11 p.m. on the
214 Inst., and saw the last witnesses there. Hs was
shown the boots. Shortly after prisoner cams into the
room, took the butt., and sal l— That'. mina." He
charged prisoner with stealing them, but she made no
reply, and afterwards admitted having taken them on
the Tuesday.—Prisoner now pleated guilty, and was
good 51., In default seven days, the money to be pad
during cbe day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

REMARKABLE OCCURRIINCE.

A Kentucky paper tells the story of • farmer in that
vicinity who lost his crop of wheat in • most remark-
alde manner. The wheat had come up and was look-
ing finely, when there came a heavy sleet, which
covcord the field. Before this melted the floods
roe, and the water lifted the sleet bodily from the
ground, polling up the wheat with it. The lest time the
farmer aaw his wheat crop it was following his
fences down the Ohio on its way to the Golf.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

NA.WIQRI7RO/1.

SHOCKING AOCIDINT. —On Toeeday a quarryman of
this plane met with • ehnekins and fatal accident. It
appears that he was engaze I working otons in • large
pit, when a heavy ma• ..1 debris fell without warning
upon him, killine him on 0., ep .r. It was found that
hie neck wt. broken. A I in juoit was held on
Wedneaday afternoon by C. G. Nantes, geq., Deputy.
Coroner, when verdict in accordance with the
evidence wee returned.

IrSOVIL.
SOMZISIT CRAIIBIZ Or AORICVLWRL—Tber• was
an unusually tarp attendance of member.' of this
Chamber at a meeting held 4 the Mermaid Hotel,
Yeovil, on Friday afternoon, to ,ILICUMI the Tenant.'
Conaneumtion Bill. Mr. J. V proposed "That
this Coamber is of opinion that the Agricultural Hold-
ings Rill imp:guest by the Government is entitled t
general support; hot conitid.;re that clans. 4 relating
to drainage, requires supervision .44 cor echo% as it
toidat be liable to abuse.' A long diecusaion (mewl, '
and eventually that Maim of the resoluti in before the
word "support" woe omitted. and the resolution was
then sec ind.d by Mr. S. B. Penny and carried, Mr.
B. S. 11.1,4 itch prop me I "That part 3 ,4 the schedule
be amended by adding a clause containing the word',
'and any other agricultural operation that will improve
the lotting value of the farm ''' This wee carried sm.
CO 4. The Rev, Preben lay Salmon, of Martock, pro-
posed resolutions relating tithe Tithe Ilene Rills now
before Parliament, but the meeting showed a decided
onwillingnee, Li support the reverend gentleman's
views, and he at length withdrew his proposals.

Poison° BrOuot...—A case of poisoning by
alcohol was reported on Friday, having occurred near
this city. The deceased was Miss liteathoote. the
shiest daughter of Mr. T. J. Heathcote, a county
magistrate. Al the inquest it wt.; shown that on
7ctiegodsy morning lb. lady hit unwell, and although
of ',NY aledeinions habits, she drank several bottles of
soda water mixed with be Ludy. Insensibility was the
result. A surgeon wes summoned, and the stomach
pump applied, and it was found she had drnuk fully •
pint of brandy. The
.jury retorted a vordiat of
" Death by alcoholic poisoning:.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

liutor PALM/L.
&oratory of the Piddlatrootaida Tatopproao• Society

THE ELUL RIBBON ARMY.
B*,Aor.

Sir,—Will you aati-er—sile—r Tpace in your paper to
say a few words on the Blue Ribb Army. No
doubt in many gas« they have dope good, but in some
they are doles greet harm, especially to the working
men who are employed by the brewers and maltatere.
Through this army the brewers hove not a quarter
to/lough work for LOOM to do, and the minium are dir
chording their men at le&41 thrre month, before the
usual time. No doubt thus enc.uraging hitt' ormy,
but what are to become of them, men when there is
Gut much other employment ti be got? I have seen
papers announcing meeting. of the army, and their
motto is charity to ; but if thcee men are not put
into employment by the army (who turns them out)
there I. no charity whatever.—Yonre truly,
A WOacitro MAN.
Poole, May 22nd, 1683.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

FUNERAL OF THE LATE REV. W. F.
TREOARTHEN.

The funeral of tins much respected gentleman took
place on Monday afternoon in the pretty little village
Osmingtoo, deceased having been removed t the ,
Vicarage a day or tire, since to wait interment. The
deceased gentleman was for many years curate at
Osmington, during the period of the Rev. Sir Jame.
Erasmus Phillips incumbency, and it was after this
that he removed to Weymouth, having been app dated
Her Majesty'. Inspector trf Schools for this district,
and it was only last year that he waa appointed Hon.
Chaplain to the Queen's Own Regiment of Yeomanry
Cavalry. The funeral curlew left the Vicarage
punctually at 3.15 in the undermentioned order —A
portion of St. Joha's Choir, Weymouth (surplice ;
the officiating clergymen, Rev. Canon Stephens di and
Rev. C. Pigou ; other clergy also sorprice,i, and includ-
ing the Rev. J. Vaudreb vicar of Darlington ; Rev.
J. 11. Scott, rector of St. Mary's, Weymouth; Rev.
J. Kennedy, St. Marv's, Weymouth ; Rev.
Canon Nash, Tolpuddle ; 119 v. John Bartlett; Bev.
M. liankey, Maiden Newton; Rev. A. Beasor, Port-
land ; Rev. W. Buckle, Upway : Rev. E. Pickard
Cambridge, Wartnwell ; Rev. A. Hill; Rev. D. Ben-
ham, Broadway; Rev. H. Everett, Dorchester ; and
Rev. L. N. Gedge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR.

A young man named Neal., who had recently
figured as a in..mber of the Salvation Army, has
jug been found dead in a brio 4-yard at Bedworth,
Warwickshi.e. A labourer, while standing near a
otaypit containing about nix feet .4 water, observed
a man's boota immediately above the surface, and an
examination revealed the fact that Neale was embedded
bead dommazds in taw clay quite dead.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

AMERICAN ENTERPRISE.

One of the telegr.ph agencies ham just received
instructions fr..m a New York publishing house to
tran.mit by cable every week a full report of Mr.
Spurge nee Smola, moruing germinal as preached at
the 'Tabernacle. This is the lint koown instanoe of
such . telegraph undertaking as applied to airman,
although the Itemised New Testament was wind to
the States from the proof sheets.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

WINCBOAX3.

THIL WINNER or Tlil I)IMM—A ',ludo° paper.
giving • hid ,ry of Lord Alini,t horse, says :—St.
Mahe was brel at Crichel, and had been under the
charge id Porn titt Pimperne until removed to Kioge.
clere last autumn. Ilie future euga..eineida inclu le
the Grand P. lot if Paris, the A ct Derby, ant ths
It is Mew irial at Ascot, an I the twenty-fourth
Triennial at it ickhri lie. It MA. in the ficit heat of
the lad newel even. thit he made • autmeeeful entry
into public life, Anil he hal been previously tried with
Siginophone, so that it is rather curious that they
should now pl iy tlis ear.. Alpha and Omega on
this field. learn forther that Percy, who always
I...keit on St. BlMce as destined fnra successful career,
nevcr lived to eta his pro,mieiticatious fulfilled When
at Kin...vollern the training of St. Bids, was completed
by Mr. P ,ter.
Tun Mi%orgg RrnrAia.i C ,lIMITTICC.—A meeting of
this c wAa held at tne New Town HAI on
Frllay, at which the following gentlemen were prasiat:
dr. W. Gruitt (chtirinani, Major•Geneial Tbring,
General Maclean, the ktev. F. J. Hurdle. Messrs- N.
Fence-Clinton. it. &chards, %V. Atkins, S. Bartlett,
W. Dibhvn, C. Ellis, 413 i W. T. Fletcher.—The
Ch 'Armen stated that the inciting had been called to
receivc frcin the treasurer a statement of the accounts.
—Nlajor-Cieneral Thriug, the treasurer, then read •
report, sho•kig the t tel expenditure on the repairs to
the towers t have beau £l3Ol 13... 111., and the total
sum of subicriptious received, £330 14. Id., so that •
iialaeice f £7l 12i. 101. still remained ti be paid.—Lt
wss proposal by ehn Cosirman, an i seconded by Mr.
Gibbon, that Mesas. Ellis and Atkins be appointed
as • committee t i audit the accounta.—The treasurer
announced that Mr. Serje int Tandal:Atkinaon had
kindly promised to give a lecture in aid of the funds
of the oommittee.—The Bev. F. J. Huyshe propoeed,
and General ;Maclean vac inded, • cordial vote of
thanks to Major-General Thring for the exertions no
hid part in collecting the fun Is already reoeived.—lt
w. proposed by General Tbring, and seconded by the
Chairman, that the meeting be adj iurned for three
in moths, or until such time a. the treasurer wee pro.
pared—Thu was carried, and the meeting shortly
afterwards Nip invited.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

Ira anb.

COMPENSATION FOR INJURIES

The Dublin Gazette of Friday contains • number of
proclamations by the Lord•Li-utenant announcing thnt
he hati, after due inersticiti in. ordered th• following
compensation for makcinue Injoriee, outrage.. and
rnurderst—Three thnueand pnundr t, Mr. Danis Joseph
Field, this sp alai jaror who etas ernhbed In several Pisces
hy Joseph Brady tual Timothy Kelly, two of the Phonic
Park asesesin*, on the evenine of th• lit7th of Nneetcher
lust; £75 to Bridg•t Gibbons, of Clonbur, county (Salmi,.
for Injuries; £3OO to Thomas Muddy for the murder of
hl. father. Jotteph ird Ardillann's bailiff); LIM to
Michael Badly for the murder of his son on the same
mouton; £lOO lb Mary Whelan, of Tromerare, county
T pperary, for lose of her hustund who died from tNo
e6ects of- murrlemils attack on the 28.1 of May. ISM; £6OO
to Catherine Farrelly, o Ctrrachhoy, roonty Weeitne.th,
for the murder e her son I' Inch Pirc. field, on the 4 h
March. 1081; C 4019 t a Catherine Dont:hoe, Clonmel, for the
murder of her hitahend at 51.1toernmorr, on October 3rd,
11382; £1,500 to Mr. Isidore McW. Bourke, of Raheasaner
• c tunty Galway, fir the murder of his brother,
Wiiltrar M. Bourke, near C•eileteylor, on 28,11 June, 1&i5;
17800 to Julia Connor., of Merritt, c mote Galway, for the
murder of her husband ,Litnett, at Porcelain, no the 11th
May, 1181; £5O to Prter littlest', of C •trs, Lauderdale,
rounty lerifrim, for injuriis r•orierd on the 6th of
, August, ISM: and £250 to Rog-r Oilibons, of Dungeon.
enunty Mayo, for the murder of his son Thomas, near
Clonbur.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

STRANOS FATALITY.

An ineliest was held at Oatnbridge on Friday en the
body of Dr. MIZOO, is•A lecturer on law at Trinity
College. who met with hii de tth on Wednesday evening
by falling into a ditch during a at while bctaniaing. and
being thereby suffocated. A verdict was given in
accordance with these farts. The evidence showed that
had timely assistance been available his Ills might have
been saved.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

-DOZOEISTIZ.

HOloook Prrrt Sthaions.-05 Monday, Won the
lithyor (H. Hardee, Esq.), Robert Noisy, baker, of
assrminster, was summoned by the Collector of Tolls
for refuting to pay mil for his that, used for selliag
bread. on the 24th lost. —Defendant pleaded be had
serer been called on before for the °harm and wished
the cam to be argued.—The eummons was adjourned
nag) Monday next
Patiunartht Itertrics COMPLIT.—W• hare had
heeueht to our notice a the of ()tabus roosatly paid by
this couln...ny to the friends of those I.et at sea during
the gide ot Um& 6th and 7th. 1.883. The total aosount
Is E 956 16e., aod it speaks will ler the promptitude
with width the " Prodeatial " futile its obligati«)s
that the claims were paid lose effort a time alter they
bosoms des. The number of cSints amounted to so.
The local superintendent is Mr. a aPoccak.
radio In Doeobaster.
1111111X0 or Maass. Hewitt/es Cithurroldi --Th•
test tneetthe of creditors of Messrs. Newmaa sod 5414
Hydling Brewery, who mostly flied • petition wit2.`
liahffitisn atnowitiacto upwards of 514.000, was held at
the lane of Court Hotal, London, on Wednesday at
noon, the ineetiog, which was very largely attended,
ebNpresided over by tar. Mountain. Mr. S. Rothe,
ells, appeared for the debtors, on whose behalf a
isomposition of 7s. in the 8 wail offend, and, after some
disotheloo, excepted by the meeting, the same being
payable in instalments at intervals of two and font
months thspectively.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

ECLAT CATTLE.

Frank Midland, of Kinson. pleaded entity to allowing
• borie and a donkey to ....y on the Minn., near the
cemetery on ihr Dish, of the 11 th inat , and was flood
2s. 61. and Efe. 61. eosta.—Tb• facts t.l the Caill were stated
by P.C. Cherrett.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

OLIVE-GREEN HAIR.

After running through all the changes in tint in
hair, whih the natural colour of MUM] tresses
afforded or suggested. after cilouring them black, red,
grey and brown, bleaching L 3 tawny, yellow and white,
according as passing fashion clictat,d, the whimsical
Parisian dameela are now appearing before a dazzled
and bewildered world with locks of a beautiful olive-
green hue. Toe hint, perhaps, was taken from the
mermai is, but it has been improved upon by the selec-
tion of a new and artistic shade, in which it is easily
possible to find dress-stub to match the hair.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

Execution Of Fagan.

Fagan, another of the Invincible', was hanged
at Dublin to-day. A small crowd gathered out-
side, who made lamentations, and offered up
prayers when the black flag was hoisted. Fagan
walked firmly to the scaffold, cud died without
having made any atatecaunt, either verbal or
, written.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

WEYMOUTH CRICKET CLUB.

The following are the matches &reneged for the forth.
coming season by this, club :
June 6 h—D ,rset County School, Dorset County
Scho_.l.

June 91117L-hielcombe Wee School, Weymouth.
Join. 13th—W.,.0 •uth Coll.oe, Wornouth.
June 18 h —The Queen's Regiment, W-ymouth.
June 23r l—hieloombe keels School. Weyrn .uth.
July 4th —The Q .een's Regiment, Verne, Portland.
July 7th —Doreet County School, Weymouth.
July Oth—D wohe,lter., p .rcheeter.

July llth—Blen.lford. Weymouth.
July 16th soul 171h—Universi•y Rowers, Weymouth.
July 214—Visitors, Weymouth.
July 21 th—Kutsaton Park, Kingston Park.
July 26th—Wimborne, Weymouth.
July 111M—Weyornith 0 doge, Weymouth.
August lst and 2 d—lncogniti, Weymouth.
August 6th—Athletic Sports, Weymouth.
August IP h—Dorchester, Weymouth.
August Etch—Bournemouth, Weymouth.
August 13th—Wiatethorne, Weymouth.
August 18tn—Lulworth Lobster*. Weymouth.
August 22nd—Bournemouth, Bournemouth.
• August lird—Blatuiford. Hiseolforl.
August 27th—Kingston Park, Weymouth.
August 30th—Visitors Weymouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

DOUBLE EXECUTION AT GLASGOW.

Henry Hulls . an I Mark Scott were executed on
Wednesday *HIM the Glasgow prison for having shot
two gamekeepers in • p aching affray at Port Glee-
ow in February last. At an early hour a crowd coop
mence Ito congregate in front f the prison, and their
numbers were augmented as the hour for the execution
drew nigh. Toe scaffold was erected at the S ,uth-
cut en I of the prison, and as that portion can be seen
from a large mill in Doke-etreet, as well as from
dwelling-houses in John Knox-street, an awning was
erected Po as to hide the prooeselon as it filmed to-
wards the gsllowe. At six o'clock three clergyman of
the Sc ittiph Episcopal Grouch vidted Mull-n, who
bolonged t i that detiomina.ion,and remained with him
until the end. Sc t, wbq belonged to the Free Presby-
terian Courch, was also visited by his eleryman. As
eight o'clock drew near the crowd outside the gaol so
ificrea-ed that an a flitlonal force of police were
brfught up in order t f keep the street open for traffic.
At a few minute. before eight /Harwood entered the
cells of the condemned men and pinioned them, and
jtud at the hour the funeral procession passed to the
scaffold. Mullen walked firmly to the .caffld, but
Scott was much agitated end walked with difficulty.
LI both cases death appeared to be instantaneous.

INSULTING THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT.
At licrer.street, London. on Tuesday, a donernaiton
named Charles Warner, aged 11, was charged with
being drunk end diaorderly. A plies-constable
stated that on Monday evening he was on duty in the
ettrand. A carriages .ntaining the Duke and Duchess
of aught was detained by an omnibus standing
In the road. Witness requested the conductor to hare
the omnibue driven on, when the prisoner, who was
very drunk, shouted out to the conductor, "Don't
ynn move; who the -- is be. Let him go to
Pris vner was etandlng close to the Royal carriage, and
shouted out the above remarks in such • loud tone
of voice that they could be heard some distance off.
Another constable endeavoured to persuade prisoner
to go away qui ti,, but as he still pereisted in making
use of the mod disgusting language he was taken into
custody. The prisoner admitted being drunk, but
denied that he had any intention cf insulting the Duke
of Connaught, whom he considered to be a perfect
gentleman. He further stated that be was a stone-
mason, and had been looking for work and had drunk
to excess with some friends. Mr. Vaughan said
prlso er appeared to exerciae no control over himself
'or his tongue. He (Mr. Vaugh.n) consideeed it an
abominable thing that a man should so degrade
himself; and ordered privatet to pay a fine of Ma., or
in default, fourteen days' imprisonment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29

THE RIIBBIAN CORONATION.

STATE ENTRY OF THE EMPEROR AND
EMPRESS INTO MOSOOW.

The Emperor and Empress made their State entry
Into the city on Tuesday afternoon. The procession
etarted at noon from the Petroffaky Palace, the signal
being given by nine cannon shots. At the same
mounot the bells of the Cathedral of the Asaumption
commenced pealing. Upon the Emperor niotintini, his
hone three eh ta were fired by • battery stationed
before the Petroff ky Palace. The procession included
• •quadron of Coseacks of the Guard and • squadron
of the First Regiment of Dragoons of the Guard,
connoted deputations from Asiatic Russia, Cossack
d.putations, mouoted representatives of the high
nobility, mounted tenders, Court servants. and
huntsmen in State livery, masters of the oeremonies in
State carriages drawn by six horses, Court officials,
and foreign Court dignitaries, and members of the
adman ot the Empire Is State carries:ea The first
squadron of the Emperor's Chevalier Guards pre-
ceded Ms hfajeety, who rode on horseback, and
was followed by the Minkrters of the Imperial
Household and 'War, four AldeedeCamp Generals,
bud members of the Imperial family, including the
Grand Dukes on horseback. Her Majesty the
Empress was accompanied by the Grand Duchess
Reale Alegandrovna in • State carriage drawn by
eight hones, each hone led by • ffoolll. Following
came the Grand Duchesses. including Maria Alexan-
drovina, Duchess of Edinburgh, in State carriages
drawn by sir bones. Ladies of honour formed the
rear of the procession. The Emperor, who wore a
general's uniform, maintained a calm demeanour,
though often smiling and b 'wing in acknowledgment
of the enthusiastic demonstrations of loyalty from the
vast crowd lining the route. The &uprise was
greeted with the most affectionate loyalty. The route
was kept by • double line of troops. On entering
Moscow the Emperor was received by the Govenor-
General and civil authorities. After performing his
devotions His M.jesty proceeded to the Alexnadrovsky
Pawn
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-24

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ACCIDENT TO A BIRMINGHAM ZIOURSION

-riCiii4

An accident, attended with what might have been
very serious ooaacqusnces, occurred to a train filled
with Birmingham excarslouists at Biehopetek• on
Setardsy morning. 'rho workpeople ot Moans. Whits
and Pike, of the Moor-street Printing Works, of
which firm the Mayor of Birmingham, Mr. W.
White, lithe **aloe partner, bad &raided an excursion
to Portsmouth, and shout 500 people left 800
Button, Birmingham, in • special train. All weut
well until the train hod just Isis Bishopetake fitstion
and WY proceeding to Portsmouth, when the 7.56 up
train from Portamnah was ems coming along at a
rapid rats on the earns line of rails. Tee driver of
the excantion train immediately reversed his engine,
but was unable to avoid • collision. Moth engines
wore thrown off the line, and the two brat carriages
of the excursion were wily telescoped by the fortis
of the shook. Many of the excursionists were
frightened and braised, and four of them were
seriously injured. Tao names of these are Peter
Whitehead, James Thomas, Robert Horton, and G.
Whitehouse. Whitehead was so severely bruised and
shaken that it was found necessary to convey him to
I as hotel in Bishopitolux where be rename under
medical treatment. After delay another engine was
procured, and the exoursionist., with the rest of the
Injured. prormieded safely to Portemooth. Much
excitement was crested in Birmlogliam by the
intelligeoce of the collision. At =delight, the time
fixed for the return of the exoursioeleta, Snow-hall
Station was crowded with anxious relatives and
Meads.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-24

inLaub.

MURDER OF A FARMER.

Bernard licFarleng, • farmer, raiding in the town-
land of Ballard. near Newry, who was waylaid and
brutally assaulted by four man last week, died on
Saturday evening. The deosseisd was returning from
Camlough fair when be was set upon sod beaten in
• most unmeraifal manner, one of his assailanta Using
an iron bar. with which shocking wounds were infilatid.
Pont men are in ottetody charged with the committal
of the outrage.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-24

SHOCKING DISCOVERY,

Ad IC inqoest on the bodies of fur children found
I. a dung.beap, at Limerick, on Saturday the medical
evidence showed that the caildren had probably been,
dead three months. One of them had not arraved at
maturity. There being no evidence as to how the
bodies came there, an open verdict was returned.