The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-24 00:00:00

A BULL RUNNING AMUCK.

A young Devon bull, belonging to Mr. Summers of
Stoke W on Saturday being driven to the
Dorchester Repository. It had • rim through its noes,
and wee bobbled by • rope to one of Its fore-feet, for, se
Me driver said,—" I Mil I Meow whether Billy would act
civilised to-day." On nearing the town, the rope seems to
have become somewhat loosened, and Billy, who hadn't
been civilised be lea foot straining the thin on hie
nom commenced a
.eagi.ona rice in the Malay-running.
ac style. After the people about among the
waggons in front of the Whit. Hart. Taurus armed the
rood, and amaulted a very elderly carrier. Kra. Norris, of
BriaaWuddla The poor old lady, who Ls between 70 and
PO, mold not get out of the way, a lot of gooseberries were
sent flying all over the Pavement near Mr. Stadia end
Mrs Norris was knockad down and pertly tossed, her
Moe and head being severely lacerated_. Blse was taken
into the White Hart, and attended by Dr. Day, and than
removed to the home of her eon, Mr. Phillips, at
lcordington, where it ia feared Me will hardly recover be:
hurts. Meanwhile Belly had become as stubborn ae
Ketchwayo, the efforts of the keeper and the excited
populace being powerless to make Devonieroia move, and
he defied all efforts for nearly half-an-hour. At last
being induced to move, be stetted after an old woman,
but ehe turned round and escaped by the wits,; •
wensm on the London road who was chased rivalled the
Blondialan performances of the.. parts by retreating with
=agility over the railings. Next he went over the new
near Tordington, and on the way slack. wins par.
(muteness were indulged in by the delmlued fuOtives,
till Bully ran full tilt at the wimp and gave asm •
tremendous shake, warning off all from the
dangerous
linen A man managed to the animal by the and
ha held on well; but Um almost ea ticklish • job as that
of the tamale men wielliseld the tiger la "The Tale of.
Tub," and tying a knot woe not possible maim Taurus
wouldn't hold Mill. At last he turned suddenly on the
tail-holder, levelled him and cheered him with Me
berm one of which graved the man's bead, near
the right ear, end but for the timely laterfir-
epos of those around, the poor fellow would have been
quickly gored to death. The second victim was taken to
the Dorset County Hospital. The bulTs rage wee
unabated, yet, to spite of the claimer. a large crowd
gathered. and most of them took the Yankee prudential
poetics —" on the fame sitting astride • wall, so that
Lb. bull might ma either way and they be of au the
other side. The Mal-street bridge presented a lively
all ages and both sexes mese( oat In the moat
aceennies. and from away of Wm 'twoukt bare
been thought there was • heavy Mx on gem. The enter.
moment alfenied by Toro was likely to result in the
=g of seem other victim, whim the jammer
In the pooson of Mr. Alfred Day, armed with •
nest egimenes of the Mertini-Henry ; Kr. Day took •
steady aim, and meat the little pellet into the bun
forehead, on whisk the beset instantly, end
turned as his back, his four lege in tile air. His
throat was next out—" to man his life," be Paddy mid,
and the crowd gathered closely round the Mad beget He
evidently had • let of kick in bias yet, though the blood
poured from neck end nom and, as the
closely, and there was yet danger or gonseoneNSFdi
In the death Dr. Day and P.C. Gould the
Puede away, while Mr. Alfred sent another bullet into
the hare brain. This "put a deal o' life into es," se
somebody said close by, but with • sharp struggle all
further danger from the beast was alas end.

COUNTY COURT.
TIFUISDAY.—Before Kr. T. E. P. Leroy, judge.
SUFTLIZD IT LS AOLIT.

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W•IIITILD • UTILLIIIIIT.
Mr. W. R. Brenuand, of Blendford, =Adrian aniliention
oet behalt of Mr. Charlie Pond, and a Daintier of creditors
of Mr. Charles Pike, builder. of Ferdi to remove the
trustee, who had bad six years a,agd7 to wind tip the
saints There were two or three contracts to be eon-
fletsd whoabsokruitter took place ; bat the contracts
had bean completed Are yens age—lir. Travartion, who
acted fig the trustee, had written to ask for an adjourn
meta, but this Mr. Brenuand opposed. Cou"nunicAti°°l
had passed, Mr. Breunand agijg the &esteem to him
were unsatisfactore. The trustee was Mr. Rolls
Driver, builder of Butthamoton.—Mr. 'freeman' bad
written that there we,, tenant accounts to he sot
Brennand would not pens his application today. if
molder were ands that the acaguats were fled by 0"1
fanni/ht —The Joan thought beet to make
.an order for
rumoring ih3 truotaa, on Mr. Trevanin s ant filial(
accounte within a fortnight ; but if be did so that weid.l
he nelefactorr,ellsenriss the trustee would be removed.
Its Honour skewed outs.

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J. P.".._"1- Photographer. high West-attest and Snith-
."‘"°4 u.rcassatir. a. Jame. Kershaw, hotel-keeps-I%
London. The sum which Yerehaw had to pay was
S.lO 1114.. the price of • picture by 'forked, which he
bought of Mr. Pottery Me cam had been before the
April court, and a 't'stsbct Wag given for the plaintiff forth-
with, in default of apcearaece, mid the bele' stated that
he hat served the summing on • man *rho prowler' to
give it to the defendant that night ; but defendant's wire
wrote stating that her Intabsed wee in America. Tie
a,Zte atoned and not pail, execution was issued.
i"""°"at then paid the money to the beat! iiirby
Protest. and that official reunited it. Mr. Penny wrote,
ukiogby the baiitif did not used the et mey, and the
deflant wrote to the judge, who, of course, took no
notice, and left it to defendant to make aePliCsa4mt for a
new trial if be chose. Re did net do eo, semi auptasting
he did so, he would have been too late.—His Annear
ordered that the money be paid out of Court to Mr.
Pooney.

JUDOILNT SUMMONS.
Frederick thweeer, Durcheeter. v. Albert
Vintrrr. Lower —This was en application for a julgto-nt
"umm°: gg ol li, original debt had been poi i Mtn
Coors His Honour ordered committal for 40 dere. tbc
warrant to be euspended upoo payment of II within •
month, and monthly instelmenta of the same amount.