The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-09 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNrY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, ISF43.

Tin Como "Firre."—A publio meeting will be
b•ld to-morrow evening (Tuesday), the Rev. H.
Everett presiding, at the Holy Trinity lafante' School-
room, to arrange for the carrying out of the annual
torehlight prooeieloo.

Prweet FleVer, Hsi, hi.P. (in the chair), I
Lient.-Colooel Steward, Captain K W. Williams,
L. Kindersley, RN., A. Rutin, Beg, a. 'rf-r• I
Bullock, Captain Phillip., W. K Brymer, Req., M.P.
Major Williams, Captain Fyler, H. S. Bawer,
Req., W. A. Beak's, Esq., It. Thornton, Fp.. and
R. Pearce, Req.. the Clerk of the Peace, the Chief
Constable, and Kr. H. W. Sampson, I. 00 the
County Office.
Tbe committee having had reports,' to them that
foot and mouth disease had broken out In the pariah
15.41 pole, on Mr. Gill's peemisee. oessidered the
desirability of making regulations and,r the tierkete
and Fairs Order, and determined to probib:t the
holding of sales for store stock wi loin Sr. miles of any
infected place. Sales of fat .tick war be held witlD
the area named if the animals are branded.
A meeting of the sub.catamittee of the L cal
Authority was subsequently held, at which there were
eseent-4. Floret'. M.P. (Lath. ghoul,
Colonel Steward, Major Williams, W. A Be'.kee.
Esq., R. Murat in, Esq., Captain G. W. Williams, B.
L Kindereley, E-q.: W. K. Srymer, ffi P., A.
Martin, FAQ., Mr. Chapman Saunders, Mr. Henry
Kayo, Mr. J. Mayo, Mr. Loadie (Weil:iv/nth), Mr.
D. iiymgade, and Dept du Pludipe. —lmpact or Gale
stated Mr. Gill, of Rs lip de, had repoi tad foot and
moat disease had appeared on his premises, and
',sterility (Friday) he went there with Va winery
Inspector Lipsoombe and examined the beasti, and
found 30 bead of cattle, 11 .beep, and 17 swine were
on different parts of the Wm, sod ten head of
cattle were suffering badly from the disease; be
bed made inquiries with refereuce to the outbreak,
and ascertained lir. Gill had brought columns in which
there was blood from • slaughter house at Weymouth
during the post week, and that a London contractor
bad brought to this slaughter-house for slaughter • bap
quantity of Dutch stook for slaughter for the purpose
of aupplying the Fleet ; and it was supposed
the disease was transmitted by tbli means.
He (Mr. Gale) had again visit tl the place that mono-
log, and found several other head f cattle had been
sttackei with the disease. Vet winery•Sargeoe
Lipscomb* also confirmed the InapClA led Statallela MS ;
; t its being foot-aud- mouth die...ie.—The enb.cost-
, mitt re, bring satisfied of the existence of the
declared the whole of toe farm an infected plamsdialin
upou the rtstement of the Inspector an l Air. W.
Sampsoo, who had been over the boundary of the
Infected circle, the description was approved, and it
, was also agreed to recominead to the Privy Council
l that the following limits be the infected area -
From toe sea at Jordan-Kill. Preetni. through
, Preston, direst to Biaoombe, Blooombe to 17pwey, the
road from Upwey, peat t rough Friar Waddon F&ITII.
. direct I. Coaystes, the Ohiàkar.li maln.road to Mast
, Fleet, bad the *bore war.

'latent re irer ..f t'or 1104110111 with an average of over 22
rues for 26 mio6.. The highest areragA, however,
I. that of \lr. H. C. Formby—vik, 39. Other betting
average. are Mx. W. Morris, 19; Mr. G. W.
Lushingt m, 17; Rev. H. If. llodiagt m,16 ; Rev. F.
If .sPley, 18; It,. If. Huniltan, 13; Colonel R. 9..sott,
It; rap cu Kelsey. 11; Mr. C. Mouro, 6; Mr. W.
Tracy, 6 ; I Mr. F. Browne, 5. Amoog the bowlers
Cattalo Robley ban the best average, booing taken 67
wickeza at a oust of .mly a little over neves runs per
wicket. Tiien follow Mr. H. Formby with an average
of eight, Ant,. H. 1) • lingtoo, 9f ; Mr. U. Liphingt
10$; Mr. F. Wad* Browne 13 tune per wicket. The
tot number of folic made by the dub during We
searion has beeo 3.765, w th an average of 139 runs per
inniaga, sib., of 15 per wicket.

hers—The Barrbber : I think I must call upon you to
prose, Mr. Street.— William Butt, In ...rev to qii alio.. I
lithl Kr. Ayl.hury carried on busingse in the town
shortly after the dr sib of Mr. limos.- bout 16 rI IS 1
months ago. He bad von him at Y tiPott
al occasions. He saw him 'hem yogi, r lay and
epoke to him.—Mr. Bowen said his contention was Mr.
Arl.bory sionipy come to visit his lather .0 • guest.
Kr. Butt bad given evidence Mr. kylisiburi Wes in
losing's here 18 mama. ago. That was trus but he
only rem aired a few months and than went t Sheerness,
and his n.me appeared es residing there in the fIOW law
liot of 18811--Tos Barrister overruled thy *Wm ion.
Georg • Meal B tit clamed I, boutree in
from Autusta.pladr to St. Maryroreet..—Mir. B ...ren, who
opposed, utid the house in bogus ..nlase sr. his rnotbet.s.
sari she 1.4 paid•tha rent. If •h •WS I rn h. lot tie ron
could not be, to that the (idol yr-. hie I.— Ch. II irri.t.r
sant Mr. Arden woul I have ti rh. o j dot °menet on.
William But raid he knew Mr. Bort. who t• r ihi last
two or three yews bad reeid...l in La.:iota-plass 11-c 'stir
he had married sad gone into St Maryratre• t. He bad
voted upon the bou..—The Bs rr itt er sold he was oj.rint
orcupier, but as he bad not claimed as such he hould not
allow the claim.
Major John W. B. Ha akesivorth w.• nhjects I to by
B rwen.—Alfred Dennis sad Mr. Ilawkesworth did
not occupy the prem..l in q lista n, No. 1, Oneetarbeld.
place. The hole had heels K:von on Io I dgers—Witn.s.
In reply ti It,. Aden. who spouted the claim. said be
thought Kr. H swkesero•th pot tho rate..—Zalwood
Milledge, of the 6rm 01 Milledga and Son,. card they
wers employed I slat the htle• in crie•tiOo. IV. Hawker
worth was the owner and pall he rates ..nd taxes. When
he wee not at Worm iuth th•y let the hours Sr him.—ln
crossexaminsti m by kV. B wen. orittl s• sad he knew
IL,, Hawkesworth now lie. dr m where near Word, thst
he was • inrgistrate for U. c uetr. oral &Vented the
weyebsge , our% Wool *ma o 0 elan *even miles from
Weymouth. He had reoded in the house within the lot
six months the was there yr sterday. Lodeints were not
let in the b ome, hur it rear oocaood .lly lot Ls • futnished
bons. It ha I ha.n lot on and otf. I: hii n..en kit to •
eentlem.n .1 Cl Its for thr, a er rho; f. r some are
months hefore it w a in th • rcc ipation o! Mr. Hawke.
worth and pr virus to th t was l-it' a ime colonel for
heir m int he.—Tho t.ito allowed.
Man r T. C. Hind., 1, &Divider. r. was oppoesi by Mr.
Bo en on she or sand the i 1,41111 was let. • 'edging borars
aod t .at th. occ tp er bat nuthen la it for fur yea..
—Z Ilwo el M lodge pr '.'l Major Hind. had "wen
resohin: ID the house elmo.t the whole of the year
LI .led ion di.ellowtd.
John DlLlitl'Or I .S 4 011.Cttd to by Kr. Bowen and
•opportt Ib- Mr. Ar Inn. Toe groan I of objection was
teem. • Lament WWI not Of ate end had no shwa
in his fathefe business. He •al 011 atrial to two pearl
azo, when be (Mr Bowen) wee t.sn informs:l he was 16
—Kr. Irak. said the young m •a 4 of etit—nt3Bll4
P .WIIOII said be ohjectol to claimant two year, ago on
th • /Mond be was not then 19 He Wei made enquiries
about his father'. busiess and hoard be hed ao
crmalletion with it.-11 J. Hobbs said ha wee • friend of
Muniford, and believed ho wt. over 23 siert of 04. He
h duo heard he was • 'art or in his fotier's
CIA en at tick out.

PORTLAND.
Brasa-Bowetrr Botunso Soo sru-on Wednesday j
overdoes, meeting wee hold at the Primitive histhoctist
Schoolroom. Fortune's-Weil, under the presidency
of Dr. Allen McL .n, for the purpose of li.tening to
addressee from swim's weetlemen oo 'fleeted with tM
Weymouth Iranoh of the above betiding isceiety.
Unfortouttely, the wea•her wig unpropitious, and
only a few person. *Mended the westing. Tho chair-
men was suppotted by Mr F. Brown (one of lb'
trusties of the sooiety, Mr. S. Brown Mr. Clerk, Mr.
Jeans (the secretary), Mr. W. Roger', Mr. Owen,
to. Among thole p -moot were Messrs. Patten,
Bannerman, Roy .1, K.•nt, Ac. The Chairman said
be knew but little about the 'society himself, but as
far as he could see it hot an excellent object in
view—that of promoting thrift amougst the woekiug
classes. TIN society wa. no lottery, but • positive
fact, and each member might be the real possessor
of property in a few years. Mr. F. Brown next
addressed the meeting, pointing out the benefits and
edvant wee arisow from persons joining the society
he esid they were sett.fied at Weymouth it was
working well, and that wag why they had mono
over to Portland to Welt, them to join. The
society had Neu in exigence 40 years, and now
there were 630 branches; the Weymouth branch
was No. 590, seri since that IVY Muted last
March 40 more branches had been formed. Tale
was prettv good evidence the society was thought
well of, and he (Mr. 8r0w..) woe satisfied it was a
genuine thing, and was doing • great deal of good.
All those who joined the society that night would
participate in the eecond appropriation, which would
take place on the 17th inv. The greater the number
of members they obtained the more frequent the
appropri Alone would come round. A member was
hoof t get an appropriati in in 17 year's, but s .me
might get it in a few menthe or even week+. The
payment of sixpena. • week entitled si member to a
charms of having £lOO. Sir. %V. It were (Weymouth)
sail he bad great faith in the soei.ty, sod he was con-
vinced it was • good thing; the tut of the society's
rulers was" Every into his own landlord." Now this
was • happy thing. and the 'misty brought before
them • scheme t • enable theta t di eo. By this
• eisty men g t money free of interest. The
member. lent each other money; it was • society that
t .ught self-help. It was the groat characteristic
of an Emlishnitn to be independent, and this
society was assisting him t overdo that end; assisting
him to become a capitalist. Mr. Owen said at Way.
mouth they ought to have 500 members, but it was t
be regretted they bad not yet ohtaiued thet number.
Mr. Clarke, one of the dire:flora of the Weym.uth
branch, explained the management of the society awl
the duties un lett diets by the •uions officer,. He
said none of the in iney paid went oat of the town, it
was all paid int • the beak (less the expenses of man-
agement), where it remeined nit I an appropriation
was made. In reply to Mr. Patton ,me of the directors
said a member hal power to bell Mtn- he bad been •
pmreomprbie.rtiLvei
ny yea's; ;
yezh,.meAmthetrhew d oiibtteitisimaen
tare
Weymouth brancn had 191 in 'where; no member
would participate in the profit. unless he remained
, in the socisty until it warn wooed up. which would be
ab eit 27 year. from the oimmenoement. The entran •
fee wan one 'billing, and sixpence extra for the rules..
The Chairman said such a society was • great advan-
tage t working men. Oa the proposition of Ur. F.
Brown, sec aided by Mr. W. Roger., • cordial vote of
thanks warn acoorded to Dr. McLean for his able
conduct in the chair.

rt .
Bndpwt agsitillietigtorley.
hug
and Mrs. tiorrhoiro, Mr. T. M,. Tooker, st .
Stir
4H(.l.Neyman.o„..oftevr),
.tsrl to the Tory A,aoci.stiou). Dr. 'lay FRANCS AND SPAIN.
is,llM;lay.,—A.panootg'i)sr.iiNoirotpul hbssucabits:s..ioant
orderly oh irocter ; brdlitTimia t
Co of others.
sr rani. mi
00.Con.dor,
.I.Bech
on,
or
he Fr •ouh Government silk log for au euthentic
btoerThokrelimro:nit"se:pvlsrisall.indliv:disim:sastl.y. wourhites version of
ir._nr_rezymyLesif_a
edzompresiessi.d
ikhoia.vitiemws—a3trt.ientuwie.cor:peoutliyys,,e.:_ainaricritio ad pieed
BF RUSSIA.
h •of " Boavo •
Hear,
won° and ail his war. or or ,
t.d,nOvi.nyetiiirntrrbitiloarplisetliti:Lort e
ds..i.ordversi.r.phoar:oenrch:::,bdoein,
os
He was •W. 3 y P
killed.intreitiamallogßUWat'wo owerswerr.
nigh...:rd.G.thilsd;ll4orhoLonnot,epairdei:ltill"T.oc r:!ey.pel”:„a
Lennox in his torrent of
eiouiri,seudiod:dolyi.d.:,:eadsbdiy:siss.i sp.
d tido:
5" therida: closen ud• oh7i Ante eio' sapier.,scit"a‘besk'tbeemetritohnuesiaanstiO ambovis
of spoliation end
leg the mused 03vernment u ono
grandmotherly I.olBl.ston, and actually stated thatto
young randidtte at his tido would give his support e
agailhoad; htbnat7ClLHA°hbo:lanar°'icliri'idfailfiddt.s7coesdoollnetcd:terie3 litkrali:itcholity'setdhl; i:ng:P:uni:64.lghe
policy of " pesos and justice." Having with great eff,ot
I • bioS
ol,Tuu
ind:se dshTati:t ori P shib▪
üble, Ise cllS4 op in t,
ppi
uid iti:ocbs,.
dab. nii si.nO rod kno,
h:icte geniality
a's. with
b.
giog
from vary fisquent ouibursti of app sue in out poit on
of the h.lf, eiame•l hi be the vary quinteti nto of
.
iTlol.6.ecioot. sr.
ti
rut.,
ta wits
this
lt usa recently
appointed .t
eawl :nil
Eli
'lulls.,
meetingt;i
sswuni
.tthbe tediou, for th,
• not my intention to sp-ak in
d"Birisc°44thanal avirlerbtl.7wPhrs'ast he say el:4 vl'tewwlo:°l7Bl
sod al
_al• t-nbioeugchlevonaollyu-rcailtlye
r. Rail the ban.
gehlinatuidoen=dof
prooditwhitoh fbactrevii,
it.
reiialon was gAist to be isaparsted irons politioc. He hold
that the rights of the N oitatmproon people had not been
U3'..i.thtneetlliarT. 'Beira" All'illaf'alismia:becostu'Pritle'Bi7ivulis:itel:bne:osxobk.rtyndtah:Rote'c'veror' ithiltaisattdort'oeotbinbenCrh'pvt:th.;a:t
infringed, and thtt • csastitoency miglit sot elect whom
it pie 501. Hr. ttsllis opioion • reconly exor ..sed in the
town anent tie Bill were next criticised by Mr.BitililAwno
ran off to tip. 'utopia of obstruction without pointing out
• better way hi dui with the Bradltuogh sal •
few seconds later hal conveyed his &odour* is So ith
Africa. to his brief elite/ CP its questioa, he, of Gansu. ,
bald that poor slat .us fennel the egiosti on o• to,
Basra by hie loud nibs:mous hal deluded all their bout
aid 'suited them to relulit on. Hs had gone to oar, scu-
t. mdered, and lowered the name of our imuntry. Kr.
Bolas was not long I. meohlnif Egypt. 11,. Gladstone
apslogissd for ill-towed and insulting espy...ions used to
toe Bower of Austria. Our itlUanos eith the great
powers of &trope was loosened. Oircuoutancee tendel t
break our oorgiel relations with teropotn powers;
sought an abeam with Franco. Hatters drifted. aud we
plunged int iwas at the '• wish ot the people." He list%
toot • voyege to Cyprus, hut use stay was a short one, for
the speaker osi:y remained to natioe that oar wows had
been sent there during toe War. Mr. Forster's nuns being
mentioned, was greeted with cheers from toe Liberals pre-
sent Our Interests had ben huhu tad I. the matter of
the Sus Oual, and in the Mars Bill (ladle). "H. had
been told" by two people aoqusintsd with ladis t sat it
seat • dangerous Air. One of his int ornaa.t • Ma. •
R idicaL From In lie, the young gentleman rushed t
irelanL "His" Ides of the Csoardon BI contrasted wts
that which tie Oomisrvadvea had stored ts be ratiserod
Ilk. " casl ts • bti per.k-t tread." Nil, in tositaJon
of Hr. Wartone poetical proclivities U . Bailie tutu a
lilt • pour,. and is rewarded with an equal aimixt ire of
laughter and applause. Tao Agricuoturel H uldsn.ms Bid
next °wowed toe son's Sit tette.. Strengely, there
appeared to be but one Maui he objeCtst to—the CAW
pulaory (Luse. Ti.. last general smut on wet, only •
bargain. Wont promisee were Set forth if the Liberals
were totursod—peue, rstmoohmeet, "bus wa stoat," •04
• complete reform of ail iegisltti on. They had had war,
Ac. He thought tee smutty had bison deluded. Toe
Corrupt Practices Act would be of " trust benefit to the
Conservative cum." (A titter.) Mr. C. Bell.ll evidently
did wit Wish the idea of extsodiug tee Franchise to
aunties. He "objected" to it because th us to whom it
was purpose 1 to extind it were not ye'. tollioluitly
iastruotad to use toe powers watch would be smiled in
them. The mum of to. agricttltusl population had not
men an oppsituhtiy of diaciasung pofitiCal topic*, oust he
(oared if • Weenie was preeented to carry out the Bill,
Widport would be merged in some large osnitit senor.
B ,fore siting down the speaker male Neater minim...tut,
Mr. Ralli end tlte etttementa he had remand), mat, to
toe
eldeto.s, but ultimst oly got over them, reeUrned biassed,
a3d aloud hit nut
The CH•114141, an ,or fitttsting twos., presented the
Lord H. U. 1...n001 to thin 640111.1n4 11110‘101, prefacing
elm with • retrup -et of the Its. •lefearriah"
chip."
e P;e,iiittriPstat.u„tl°atriiriVattieatismoo. 11 P..
advsnou sod booed ina auoinsily. L orol lien. y it a very
hauls oms mat, ant withal •wy tamp :rat I 10,110 g.
ululating • (sirs suopl. ul ~0L1541 of our dluatri /lig Z tens,.
ari,toxecy. It wso 16. to .1 t sat the appi•U,6 from
1.011•11 is the trent, 501 tee aim° trostiog smite, of toe
galaxy of beauty arisenl hiss, pla3,d his tsdihslo on boot
terms with humid. Nottur the &optimal nor the smile,
toadied him with chid tent I; is, nodded none, for he had
foot tint (patty of conli lance in whica the 5041 of Iris
T.,ry ulelltisteth. MO indulged in that criticism without
argunont. tut w,tt,cisun luting point, watch is
swallowed so repaciutt.ly by an std.-not the ealni way of
thinking. The •puch ri the Lund Hoary cal be summed
up so. few words; or at mist in • few &octanes. 'flu
choicest aro es follow :—Pubic life is; Forego ;
L rI Is imiuttso. • friend ot 37 roue studios ; telg it
picordee in ell; son, young purloin; numur tor Wad'
iingford ; loved Conetttution•l Guvoritm,osa sod h.t d
Repablictaism ; • olgar biuuders of Liberels ; Prim.
gimistor I-al ineWn law wa goons bou tie qISI.
foreign hanged goveinmooti aod foreign duoutisins I
overnusint never eau a istrtightiorw .rd answer to
stramottorward quest.on ; hours canto!; itlegruelul
}Lim sioham Treaty ; slisouleae surrender of S fen CO a;
tie present G overatustt was Liberal dog wito thee.
stone at heel ; Busied tail with Coamb t• •to at
of all poaticil opponents; wouldn't °lent the suu.ptio
head—fl
ol▪
ti suilors 0:"Yto
th • , cosors hu
past :c
r 'an▪ ;
vdb —urnit adwj blunders
;1•.1°tIrtl:• ;•P"totshitneePtirri4vLswes3ditvilel:P•uiPsdaiOwl:::l,
mn jolgsis.at; to. 'ban Is oil p.lcy
proliarlin of landlords, all the fault of Libonal.;
Glues scandalous
It:,
inr iaidr.nb. duon
hb.
young
support bi ,:alilGsirti, ont.oh.a:.
hotf r,eidht sr:
ryi
up
political
dtFy.l..l.
cg
to :::n
:Au
if
rally
.t; sirs;
ng
round the Tenni friend at dun ol.ut▪
ion ; • man who would
the weak: protect to. glorious
se
Juetice, tn I freed-sun.
Tremendous cheers groetsd the consummitioo of Lord
spec o w▪
ill ut perm▪
it publishing its eranso.
Sir MOLTS/4XX H. NCPS.4I tooted. V..t, of thanks in
his =het hunurous style. He admitted he was • Tory,
and edam:Mad "toe poor begets of lindlorls having a
chance as well ut to root. The woithy barmen
resumed his seat after exl "Oil biasi you, bless
tie
"b::
.TP ihfrreb.:l Csl
su •.1 • table.
gib !kpahi gorbre.dwwbait.lajdegaWried,,:s.clidathaP;O:PillidarkilidoW;a:etlinitoater..niindti.ntlitotai.
in.'
Os being called for " the canlidata," Vier were lea
off by Kr, —, and loudly school by tie T
I dispersed in tie must orderly meaner.
, &Mee

MORE EARTHQUAKES
DARE/ WILL/21, Fgid/Iy.—Nerra from lotbroe reports
two earthquake shocks, the first causing consider& le
decease.

IRELAND.
A man name,' Iraby Was fired at near Skenaagn
yest4rday (Sunday). The outralts WM of an agrarian
nature.

COMMERCIAL.
Contd. unaltsre I. Wheat drooping.

ATTACK BY CATHC2LICS..ON THE SAL VA-

ri ON ARMY.

Anothir eeri,m, Salvation Any riot took plaoe
Sonday skarn., m at Birkenhe id. Iu spit, of the
advice of the ondoe auth aitie., the Salvaii ,niata
nieteel in starching in proceasi m, with • band. thro
the ttreca inhabited chitfly br Ronan Cath
Thn lat.ter a.aembl.d in hondr,cia, armed with etizk;
atone., and hrickb 4.. The Army waa palte I, ,n 4
aeveral of the MOUItION WO Inied, I nr person. bairir
taken to the hospit 1 erioualy injur.A. The police
finally *unleaded in quelling the di.order, and arreq-d
three ming mro engaged in the riot. Ores% 'mit:-
moot prevailed in the northern end of the town.

MONDAY.

MOD/T.