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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

SHERBORNE.

ANGUISH ALARMING ACCIMLNT AT TUIPLLC,MIIII
STATlol.—Anothet aoci lent, the reealt, it seem., of
much oareleiwness, happen,' here on Tnursday in 'ril-
ing, when a young poet •r named PeetteTo tic iced
very terrible ii.jaries. It appesre that he wag engaged
in doing romething to a truck which was patly
standing in tile gdods shed, when Lane other trunks
were shouted on to the mune line, and the collision
forced the unfortunate MAO in between the truck and
the wall of the .1.-d. Ile was comlately we 'god in,
end a large ir .n bit penetrated the side of bia hoc I to
• considerable depth. To extricate him, he bad to be
tuo•eit wiLt the truck, and it is said as soon as this
was don, the to or fellow fill like a losd ..1 lead to the
ground, appanitly dead. Bran ly was given him,
and he WM SA quickly al p wsible removed t / the
Iriatutan Holiita at Sherboras, where his Injuries
were attended to, ant he iv ow going on favour.l,l7.
FATAL AOCIORST AT Tee SAUDI:7IT STATION.—
Ttt., eaginiPdriver of • down goods trail, which arrives
at Shorborne abolt nine a in. was killed on S 'tardily
at Salisbury. It eeemi that be was under his engine
oiling or doing something to it, when the train wee
started, and the I.oof fellow was killed on the spot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

JUDGMIST FICILXOISLfI.

Messrs. J. end G. Greening (Dorchester), v. William
Woodeford (shoemaker, Evershot).--Clehn 1:43 174. 73.
—His Honour had made an order of El • mouth.—
Defendant Is the man who wee charged recently with
•uakuliszi onLeaoy at
to refund about 1110. Ha pleaded Inab4lity to pay
more than 10.. a month on Mr. Grassing's debt..—The
order we. varied to 54. month.
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ThurtoThCastirias Job Hallett (East
calmitmo._clais glO 2s. 81.—Mr. Burnett appeared
for "..a. —lt transpired the defendant is now
12 ...d his H 013.1/ adjourned the case.
nkszard Northover (harness maker, Dorchester), v.
Marsh (Bridport). kW Os. 6 I.—Mr.
A. H. Lack appeared for the plalutiff.—Defendaat is
described as • horse dealer and spouge merchant. He
offered to pay 5.. • month, or the whole debt In three
months. L r)lt applied for an order of committal.
Judgment had been obtained against the defendant,
but no mosey bad been paid.—ille Honour granted
the order, euspending the order lithe dabtqr paid.
Alfred blasters (Bradford Abbas), v. William Clark
((orns Abbas).—Tois lath. came that was referred at
the last Court to Mr. Bryer.-11r. I)evies appeared
for Masters, and Mr. Hu:table for the d fondant.—
Having gone into the accounts, Mr. Bryer found there
was • further sum of 4e. 11.1. due from the defendant
to the plantiff above the amount paid into Conn.—
Ju figment was given accordingly with coats.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

SENTENOB o.lr DAUM

At the Liverpool As.is., on 9 ttarday, RA:4a LI ack
wad smite.oed t death for the wilful murder of y
Jape lit'Nerasera, with whom be aohebito.l. lo a
drunken gmerrel Bleak threw a burniag oil lamp at the
woman. Tbs lamp broke, and the injurks catteed by
the burning: all malted la the death of the woman on
the follow's, day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

DOHLSTIC SERra NTS_ IN NEW SOUTH

WALES.
Ths scarcity of domettio sonatas continues to bs largely
&It, an I it is roe, amusing on tba arrival of so Immi-
grant ship at Sydn-y to nobs tn. eagerness with which
Use envier of Alum woman willing to Oct as domestic
gervanta are bunted aft,r, althonsh it often happens
tiat the girls bare not prstriously hen in n.
common rota of wave la to 10s. par work ; nuns-
man sad houseman inns/ from 10. to 11., and
woks nd laundresses from 10a to IL., with overytbing
found. Tboru.aghl, experienced &nuns ban not lbs
siiihtust dboibly in obtaining eungements of tin utast
intialagtory chancier.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

A COLLIRRY ON SIRS IN THS RHONDDA
VALLEY.

800 KIN IMIDAXGRUD.

On Saturday &fiefdom% • great fire occurred at
Cymru*/ Colliery, fiboodd• Valley, the proogrty .4
Meru& Insole ad Sons, 0 adlff. rim 6..,iginated
oa Me lower Landing siege of lb. d ,wd cast 1144 f
WY due to tin ammo' .4 waste grease by • hot clods .
Tbe UMW soot up t the upper i Jibe and t
pit rope. were ogetroyed, cawing the cede to lad. At
the time there were gli or alibi du.olro4 moo io Lb.
mine, awl an repteion we, appreheudeJ. All the
winen were, however, brought egfely to bank by th.•
op-ociletiali. I beaming-house weeintirgly destroyed,
and about 4.000 mon wdi be thrown idle for soon time.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

NIS PRAYER OP THE CREWS OP OUR
NATIONAL LIFEBOATS.
T, the Editor.

Sir,—There are at this moment on • this before me
as I writ* a very leg number f pvtitioos from ths
crew. ,•1 the Royal Nati 'nal Lieboat Institution
(practically from all tlav boat. in tne kingdom), f tr us
to have preeecte Ito Parliaus"nt, i, favour ot refuge
barb .urs or p ots of shelter, to save the lives of our
Galore end &berme's. AI.o soma from our II mket
Lfe Stylus Brirfarles. It w .ul I be • hard hearted
person Indevd who, witbott •hame, would disregard
Lb. prayer of the wh 1. f the Grows who man our
lifeboats, and aTe ever no ly to brave (mm neat peril
tt save the lives of their fellow creators, from ship-
wreck.

Clergymen and ministers are now deeming it their
duty to owns foreword nod u.a thoir Judaea°, from
their pulpit.. an I elsewhere, to •lireut attention to, awl
get mitigated, o eaormous, rockloss, and ocandalons
sacrifice of life from national negl4eoot, and no
doubt the petitions of ttPso crow, arW bring forth •
prompt and ready reoponse from all.
Everybody can in one way or another reader some
help—by sorrannt ; sel'h petitions ; by seriously
requiring their womb-re to earneotly take immediate
salon in Parliament in a ;radical MbOnet ; by be-
coming • member of Olio wicioty to work with unity
whioh alone °woolsack IlllC3+llll ; by oontributing •
small, if they cannot affori a large sum, of mono, to
It. funds, for tho financial waist mos hittarto given
has not beoa at all • lerviste for the work it might
MOM& Coutes sad C 59, filmed, bankers to
thin society, will thankfully ro3eive any sateeriptiono
or donations forwarded to them for the National
Refuge Harbour. Sootw-y.—Ob pliantly yours.
F. Jortisou.
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National Rogow.. Huh no, ,laty, 17, Parilanteot-
atrett. London. S. W., May 19, 1884.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

POOLS.

Mu. 01ti.ri WAZING.—The Maidstone God Kera-
la& Journal •eys li. reported that toe Lit:Huai pa. ty
at Dover bar* eelected Mr. Charles Warm' (of the
Ira. of Masers. Waring Brothers, the inultomt coo-
Unators, sod formerly member for Poole), ••• one of
their candidate, at the Geueral Election.
Ttli LAT' Dui o, ALIIAXIN—The W.M. of Court
Amity Lodge of Visamasous (Mr. 0. T. Nfar-ton) has
ieoeiv.d a ognamairation from ths if. rotary of
(Sir W. ki.ircourt) stating toot in. loyal mid
dutiful a ldrem of the members of the Society oi Frs..
maxims resideist in Poole, on the death of the Duke
of Albany, has been bid haw,* bet Majesty, who we.
*seed to ready* the mme very graciously.
TEI VOLUDITISS FIZZ BILIGADI.—A proposal hail
bee. made to plans some of the reelionces of the
members of the Volunteer Fire Brigade in electric
communication. At toe rsioant firs lo High-street a
delay we. CoUlled OWittg to the absence of uoe and
dlusinof the other owniager, and this delay was likely
ti have proved of a di...woos uatur. iii. sm in-
tended to de away with the messengers., but should
any tudoneen aircumetance occur renoeriag them un.
able to periorua their duties, the elec So bell will give
iininetliat• warning to tho. member, who bar. it
attacks!. No doubt the Inhabitants of P vde will
readily subscribe toward* ito useful nod even amass
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my • ouundywas.
RAILWAY APOILIMAT small POoLL-0. Saturday
Muumuu as • c.d. train we. p.oc.inting at rattier
oigh mond dowo the incline betwespo Poole Juni:two
and Poole, one of the trucks, laden with coal, left the
rails and was dragged along tor • considerable distance
before the front part of the tee& ass palled up. The
truck, the hind ocinpling of wh/oh snapped as It left
the rails, area literally smacked to pastes, and some two
hundred yards of the permanent way was torn up.
Pasesapts by several Later trains bad to be trans-
ferred from one train t another on each side of the
debt. and damaged road. The line was put la
e.kina order agate la time foe the 8.42 p.m. trete to
so through.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

POLICE COURT.

TIIIIMIDAY.—B.tom Mr. W. Pearce, Mr. G. Cur-
tis, Mr. H. Farmsr, and Mr. H. Gutoli.—William
tiolrock was summoned for sesaultiog his wile. Ttis
woman did not appear, baring impressed • wish to
withdraw the summoos. Tim Elena hesitated to
allow this course to be pursued, the Chairmen remark.
log tosn °Wird with this clam .1 Mimosa we
generaily 'great scouodrels."—He was hoed 1.. mad
C stir.

-J.e.ph Butbsge ant William Blimlelt, two young
hark were muluroried for Ia log the child ri Mary
B hr. Ac3ortiog to th 4 c oo 8 ...lay
ought the ,seleadmite came sod '•ba.thed "the door
with et rose, no shot h.r children, and beet her
little boy—henry Baker mid tb• defendmats had
been carrying this on for the last three months, and
when they threatened them with summates' they
only told them to put their beads in • bag.—
Borings admlit,cl they chased the boy, but
be denied that they touched him. Barbaro, it ap-
peared, had been up before for • similar offence, and
was fined 54., and Blundell 2r. 6.1., the Beath stating
they would pat an end to this Juvenile rowdyism.
Gray, of Upper Petiolate, as guardian of a
child named Louisa Brown, wee charged with neglsot-
lag to seed ber t 3 school. —l4r. H. S. Diablo/ion and
Mr. J. Idowlam, the School Attendance Officer, proved
the ems.—Dstendast said the child, his Deice, had
been sent home, and nude, them oironmstames Mr.
blowlamp withdrew from the cam, which was dismissed.
John Cartridge, of Lashed-street, represented by
his " housekeeper," was summoned for a similar
alma is respect to two children.— It appeared
the children were now at school, and bed only been
kept at home on account of the abuser* of the mother.
—Dismissed.
Genelf• Baker Via also summoned by the B end.
A neighbour appeared For the defendant, who abs
said was deaf and dumb, mid the father ill in bed.—
Mr. Diceinson withdrew the 0.04
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

TOMATOES A CUBS FOR APPLE BLIGHT.

A oorrespoadent 01 the Andrade/ "soi writes : —Several
ardente hare appeared in your columns lately oat the
stablest of " apple q..t.'" Willa& the net few year@ I
have Trimmed are whioh wae tried eeeldeedally. and
whiolt proved noosed In the garden oft genthaumn in
When the garde. In gumbos was taken, two
te. ..mri% apple trees wont compittnly whin with blight
When &King up non tomato planta, alter the tomatoes
bud been gathered, the plants were placed temporarily in
the lowed fork of one of Ones apple tree., which hap.
rind lobs user, and before tn nigt apple Nana came
round the blight had quite disappeared fruit this tree.
The other trees sere trod In the same way. In order to
hen it prond whether the tomato Wenn wen or were
not reeponsable for lb. cure, sad the same effect was
canna. I may add that although the trees were so badly
a tacked by the blirht so first the applies were always
beautiful outing stapled.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

POOLS.
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POOL{ ELIOTIoN PITITIOX.—A guarantise was
lodged on Friday at the :.:rowit and tianaper office,
Q eon's Bench Dlviiiion, by the s nicit ire hi the peti-
tinnere in the Pnole election. Toe petition will
therefore be prismitiled with.
EXTRAORDINARY SCIOIDIR AT LYTORITT.-011 Fri lay
morninga man named B Iworis, a briokmaker, in the
employ of M. Dan. Hallam, committed • most %m-
-ace mutable suicide, am it the slightest reason can be
given for the rests act. Ha left hie is ime at finite in
the morning am usual in °Mar to gi to his work, hie
wileand six chit Iren being asleep in their beds. About
an boor and a half aft •rwarde he was discovers I in
the brick machin.-room bulging by • rep. from •
beam. He we, cut ilowo, fat had bags' dead ass.
time.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

THZ ETHIOPIAN TEOUPZ.

Sir,—! beg to correct an error whioh appeared hi
your lams of the 13th init., setting forth that I had
taken the Ethiopian Troupe in hand. Adz. Zeiss. is,
and I trust will be f .r toms time to corns, the heel
of that deserving troups.—l am, your obedient
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D. 4TIWART MORRAY.
Alma Grove, P .rtlsod, /day 16 6, 1884.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

SONTRLELL MAGNA.

--
C.E.T.S.—A public meeting of the Fontmell brarch
of the Church of Eugland Temperauce Society was
held in th+ village schoolroom on Friday, the rector
in the chair. The meeting was opened with ProYe't
after which • suits! Is passage of Scripture was nod
and shortly explained by the Cbalmage. As
admirable addreee, which wag atteatively listened to
and ovideutly much appreciated, wae then delivered
by Mr. It. Li. Wilson, distdct organising mastery.
He first coagratuland his hoax rs on the treat anew
of the C.E.T.S., aa shown by the inintemse increase of
:lumber. during the peel year, and said although much
had boon dose there was still a very great deal more
I. do, whit* could only be occomplished by united
•Ilerts ememg the member., and each should do what
he could la tbe greet w-rk. The distribution of
t mperancer literature amoi get the people was, he
trought, • greet ineau• ,nliating their •)mpethire
• *WI co pron. ting the IDUCOIuNI .1 the rociely. Ou MI.
Wilton r, eunaitig Ida Poet • warm vote of thaidts was
ed Vitn for hie lit native le. tire. A posit,
"hat,, 14.1 Jo 60; ea vtoy t••ely •ota..: 13, M,".
aiht a readiog ',iv.. by iii. Scr ts.y,be
meeting. re usual. id. •ii it with the Bette action. Two
new tn-mbets were • nettled.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

TH3 nee IN TEI iiAcawArsi.

Mr. Lammuu brought forward the qoestion of the
daughter of the fith in the Backwater, and ale.
&Wag 11 the Sehbath, a prineeding be strongly
deprecated.
. . .

After ewe discussion, the following resolution, pro-
posed by Mr. LAtistsa, wconde.l by Mr.
Housiritu, was c.trt led :—"That the Town Clout b-
lastructrd to .1.. what is me...eery to rest ri the size
iif useeti f..r fishing with mks aloug the dam in the
Backwater."

With reference to fi.hing on a Sunday, it was ruled
they had no power to prevent it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

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