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

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FARMERS ALLIANCS MISTING.

Th• annual meeting of the Farman Alliance wu
bald In ',lotion on Tauder, Mr. Judd, ot
shirr, presiding. He remarked, In moving the adop-
t"). of lb. r•Port. 111.1 they 1111141 t amend the
Agricultural lioldi,g• Ao, attend to censer Willa.
don, and same belt r reprusetation of farmers In
Parliament A motion was adopted that, la view of
the pressing and urgent reforms needed in the lead
laws, looal government, and lead tenure, the ?Armen'
Alliance trusts that thus reforms will not be poet
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posed or set aside by the extension of warlike
operations in the Soudan. It was rewired alio to
urge the Prime Minister to bring in a Bill, providing
that tithe rent charge be paid by the owe...

THEE, PERSONS SUFFOCATED dr SEA.
During titre homeward voyage of Nis Liverpool
disimer Haytian, which reached the hinny on Tues-
day, • serious 000urr owa happened which resulted in
the ion of threw lives. ono being Liont...oolonel
Ostneroe, of the Hoglish army. The flirts was
bound front the Want fedora ant New 0-loans with
mayoral paweingors on board. Amonget her cargo waa
• quantity of 0011 0, 50,1 on tits 11th lost, it was
fouod that muse of this ootton, which was stored in
the hold near the saloon. wag on fire. The discovery
was undo by one of Lb* steward* about three o'clock
In the morning. He United the saloon and cabin
filled with dons* volumes of smoke. He succeeded in
arousing some of tho othor steward*, and throogh
this awakening three of them escaped. but they had
namely got out of the cabioway when the fishes,
which had been in -nosing all along, onveloped this
moors of egress. TIN fir* appeared to have been
making ita way without attracting any attention, and
the onward whosnaped at 000 t informed the captain,
who was on the bridge. The crew wen then aroused,
and every if sit was made to arrest the progress of
the gams. There was a moderate gale blowing gam
time, and the work of extinguishing tb• fire was very
difficult. Th. captain, °Seers, and mw, however,
worked with great detormination, but it was not until
four o'clock in the afternoon that Q. flames were
completely Rot noise% There were three other m-
end In bulbs by the saloon, where tbir fire broke not,
but then could not be got to. They were Lieut.-Col.
Oanwroo, who .11a a pasooogor by the steamer, and
was going from the West lodide, when he had been
for some time .tattooed, to Sept ; the power, Mr.
Latvia ; and a junior steward. Whew these unfortu-
nate persons were dinovored it ens found they were
dead. The purser was found in his room suffocated,
bat the w two Ind got out of their berths end hat
been endeavouring to make their 'nape when they
were every .werwl by the smoke Lod suffhtated.
Lloot.-Col. Cameron and the onward wers both lying
within a few feet of each other. The Hartley, it
appears, was hermit not mach injured by tea am, but
an Woos sad NOW ramilved mesh &map.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

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INSPECTION OF TROOPS.

The Devonshire Regiment, 700 strong, wa,
medically inspected at Newry to-day (Monday.) The
men, believing active service in India is intended,
were full of enthusiasm.

NEW STOCK EXCHANGE.

The Prince of Vales to-day inspected the new
Stock Exchange Building. He was enthusiastically
received.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

PETTY SESSIONS.

YEISITIMAY.
Before the Mayor (Mr. NV, Mats), Mr. W. Pearce,
Mr. W. D. Misdate. Mr. N. Welton), If,,
Farmer, and Mr. Merman Curtis.
Elisabeth James summoned Annie Trim for ass
moult. The affair, which was • trumPery one,
arm out of the sending of • vaisntine.—Detendaat
was fined 2s. Gd. and costs.
Mrs. Charlotte Morrie, of Parks/um, an elderly
lady whom ego made an "ad mlsesioordiam " appeal to
the justices, end was allowed to be seated, wa. sum-
moned for bang the owner of premises In • oonditi to
icjurious to the geoarei health.--Mr. H. W.
lawns prosecuted. The cm bed been before the
Bench several times.—Mr. Btford, the Borough Bur.
veyor. proved they vivre unfit for human habitation.
Dr. Famed", the medical officer of health to Me
borough, Mao deposed to the unfitness of the premises,
sad added that in his °pinto the great defect wm
the weld of proper closet accommxistion.—The Bench
told the defendant she would be bound to carry out
these linprovemente—which had been certified to by
the surveyor, • oompetent man--eooner or later, sad
Ms had better do it at oace.-Bhe promised to do it
° directly," and the Beach ordered the homes to be
dosed until the elteesdase wore nade.—The owe hem
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.

A optriel meeting of the Town Cumuli waa held on
&dards), morning for the purpose of afarini the
COMM et ..of of the Council to a petition to the House
of Commons against the railway rates bill, to be pro-
moted to the House through the Renamnbrancer of the
ctyof L mdon. Toe choir WAI taken by the Mayor
(alderman Thomas), and there were aso prefect
C .usoillors Br Jern, Lanoing, Dennis, Webb, Lyles,
Rebottle, Seaman, and Curtis.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

POLICE.

lioarruT : Bofors atm Mayne (%ft., W. Mate) and
Mr. N. Western.

John McAtoconey was charged on suspicion with
stealing a coat and vest from ties ship Deletes. He
was cook on board that Teasel, and on Friday be
with another DIDD came on boerd the rowel about
hulf•pima tour tipsy; the captain paid them off, and
they west into the forecastle sod packed their bags
arid went ashore, After they were gone. seaman
named Thomas Cbszleie Whreler missed be j sok.' and
waistcoat from the fortra•ile. Th. mon h.,1 al. ,
smiebed the medicine botdes, and did all the &smarm
tl ay could. Information We. then given to the
polioe—Tbe prisoner asked the man Wheeler if he
could honestly swear he bad stolea his cat, and he
replied be could, or it wouldn't hare been found in bin
beg. The coat woo worth 4s , and the wsis'coat,
which bad not been found, shoot 7s.—The beg the
prisoner wa• found the same evening by Mr. John
William New lying opposite his rseldenoe under the
wail of the burial.ground. He pat it In hi. yard, and
afterwards gave it up lath. polio.. —Sergeant Horn
proved receiving the bog and totting It to the @tett.,
where the prisoner was detained, and he owned the
bow. On searching it the stolen c sat was fcrlnd eh ,ot
ball-way down. Prisoner said he knew nothirg 4 the
moat, the owner moat have pet it there nnt nl epleen.
He had hewn previously apprehended by P.C. Dyer
on ee.pieton, end when taken into oisstenly be made
no statement. He DOW decayed his inonceace to
the Bench, toed said he and the trills. r man had been
obliged to leave the vessel on account of the dia
turbans:es caused on board by Wheeler, wh o had
sworn he would bay. revenge noon them, and it wars
the way in which he had done It —The captain, who
was In cours, said he had never known him gullty
of any diehooestr. He did not notloe he was drunk
when be paid him off : he could situ hie name all
right. He paid him off becames he went on shore on
the spree.—Tbe Mayor said the Batch were of
opinion if this caw were sent for trial there would ha
no way's:lion, because no felonious intent bad bean
proved. He had, however, brought all tide upon
himself by his drunken and foolish conduct,
and therefore he must pay the expenses of the Court.
10s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

POOLE.

Tag POOLII PVLICIBT CASE.—A publics meeting to
oteot widest the condoned imprieomment of Henry
Williams took place on Monday niebt at the
Meemerist Rail, Flirt im4don-street, Mr. B. Whitworth,
M.P., ocienpying the chair. In November of last
year, in oonsequenoe of evid ince given by him MI to
certain alleged irregolorlties in c ,oneation with the
Hamming law. In which he implhate I the superinten-
dent of the police aid • a unbar of the publicans of
Poole, the man Henry Williams, • pri•ste inquiry
agent, employed by Aldermen Norton, of that town,
wee ladictol for wilful inrjory at the Winchester
Assizes. The Ose• -se tried before Baron Huddles'
who sentenced the prisoner for seven years' penal
servitude. —The secretary having read letters
from the Mayor of Poole, Mr. Balaton (of
Poole). Mr. J. Roper and Mr. J. Hilton,
svmpathising with the objects of the meetinr,
the Chairman delvered a short addresp.—Mr. H.
Trilvanion (z-May,r of Pole) and Mr. W. Water.
Man J .P. (route), MI magistrate., gave their opinion
that while before them William, opok• what was
substantially the truth. Mr. howls Mclver moved •
resolution to the effect that in the opinion ,f lb.
meeting Williams was wrongfully canvictel, and that
steps ought to be at oriel taken to induce the Home
Secretary to give him • free pardon.—The Rev. by. :
T. Moors isecooded the resolution, which was carried.
—A sec ad resolution, moved by the Rev. G.
McCrea, seconded by the Rev. G. 8. Resew, and sup-
ported by the Rev. R. Coleman, supointing a depute.
lion to wait on the Home Secretary to urge that
jostles should be done in the case was also agree I to.
ItZLIGIOre MANIA.—We arri soar I.) say that
although very quiet the poor man Blasco, who on
Saturday was remanded for a week to be taken cue
of at the station, his wife hevieg sworn that ahp
went in danger of her life, doe. not improve. He was
• very steady civil man, and hes formerly been in the
army. He May be remembered ais having been
employed at Mr. 8. Tanner'. hay and corn stores at
the Portmaboo, awl still Isit,r on the roe
religious Mania bee do•el los I tself. end a few days ago
he got up in the middle of the night and tr'e it bang
himself, being tempted, as be call, by the devil. Ile
afterwards jumped alma through the window into the
street, and as in his parox t ns he Irbil very violent,
his wife was obliged tr bring him before the magic.
irate..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

THII 11071101 or THI COUNCIL.

Mr. evaris wished to know whetnler he was not
caveat in statist there wee a resolution on the
Infanta of the Clawson that maritime should be held
the second Wedanday In each month?
The : That 1..ø.

Mr. irtraire 71 protest that a meeting in reference
to an Important subject should have been held on that
which I submit Is • " bye-d'7."
The Cnitilltall The ordinary meetings were fixed
by resolutioca. but this does not preclude the Mayor
from calling an extreordinary meeting If he feels that
the Mtn-sista of the town a,s conoernsd. When
these matters were op ken about, and I called •
ruerting • week after the ordinary meeting It was to
deal with • subject of importance, I delayed it on
sec tint of Councillor Robins' resolution respecting
the finances of the b mouth. I think the matter was
one of importance that o uld not be entered into fully
at an ordinary meeting, therefore I called you
t ogetber to consult specially. and 8o that no other
bu.inem might lotarrene. That Is the reason why
the meeting was called, and If the Interests of the
town are concerned I have no hesitation in coning a
epochal meeting as I have doom this morning, although
kis for • formal matt r it Is ore admitting fno delay
as the pet!tion has to be promote I by • certain time.
Having an Intimation that • meeting is necessary I
should not have the slightest hesitation in calling
one, . .

Mr. CURTI. :I m deelrout of upholding your
pooltioo, mad bow la orbs° Irloiumout t your
supreme authority la Gallium the meeting. I do not
queetion yonr authority for doing 13.
The MAYON : You have 'steel me C question, and I
have replied to it. We will now deal with the brains.'
before the meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

FRANCE AND CHINA.

A Shanghai telquam ci to-day says the French
squadron is bombarding Chin Hai.
Tuna Hong Kong telegram, to-day, says at
Trinkin a blockade uf the gulf is expected.

EXPULSION OF BOOKMAKERS.

usseis, Monday.

Bookmaking has been declared illegal here. Yrs.
terday the police expelled bookmakers from the race
courses.

TILE SHOEBURYNESS DISASTER.
The sufferers from the nhoeburyness explosion were
all improving this morning.

COMMERCIAL
Consols unchanged.

THE SOUDAN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

[By TZLIU/t irm 1

A Central News telegram, dated Gaklul, Saturday
morning, says there are no signs of rebels yet. Fur.
thee contingents return nest week.
Prince Hassan left Cairo this morning for the
Soudan.

Aarkets.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

WIX/101/17.

GLUM 0011111117.—We bear that Mr. T. T. R *o-
da), prolimor of mode, la making menu for
a high class oonefirt, to Wu plain on or about guitar
weak. Boma of the beet artistes of the day are
aelltedwi, end, if we way indite by Mr. Riadiars
yearlong snowiesful tionagets, we may surely gay this
will warpage 'myth's( he has condoeted beratoforii.
Wig wish him every socoges, inneleally and finan-
cially.
Tornot. or Urns Roossu..—Ou Wolooodoy &ha-
lloos, by the Mod poroalsolos ot Quo pootoolotrooo, th•
towa laWia anima tad nal gairsages ailoadsel la

—d......d.ifonn ilthabowrasehe,ile
temo_ tie sibliolsfehrtiiii
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gt..feeoistiLis
attending. With wreathe lad Admen. The 111. eased'.
was" idea lad tihtliday. . ThisitiOatat poet
Thar tie. liver
mss* of
In t Wizolnewe Post
Office, w 7 speedo" iihis duties of her
dila and Aely, ette mos toe herself the
rowed .01 her hiker .Voilir and um
mast imbue, Moor.. Collard amid were
Lb. undertakers. A large number of eorrowlee
friend. a liaised the 'uterine nt. The device ms. co..
ducted by the Ale. It. e'red-fer • very impressive
mance.. Tbe bearers were lwapteerir from the Co..
(notional Sugdes Sobool. Mhlsfitugeell before her
111oese hawing Men •I. llow.weekeri. .
, sea ogr Cigigisci. —A successful aeries of publi„
meetl:Mtt advocacy of the Sunday closing ..i
I publt ileot been concluded in Devonshire r,
'held attepieet if the Central Association for
' the sale of intoxicating liquors on Sunday,
=iternAitu
's 11 by Mr. 11. T. osboni. of Brist,i,
trave ling secretary for the association in the sondem
counties. Mr (Isbornimidthis town a visit a few year,
men with the IMMO important object in view. I. it
true that the magistrates, if they like, can
close every publichouse (ea stated a
vested interest in licences"), and that '
person can oppose the renewal of a licence i,
question that ha. often been asked. We woilld
recommend those who are about to have the v.. 6„
consider this question carefully, and to rise
following taken from the CA 1/41411 Leeticr, in w le '
it says :—Mr. Goechen's candidature for rdinburgh
may be regarded IA virtually at an end Th..
farthest he would go in the way of concesdon to tho
temperance party was the putting of the licen.ing
power into the hand* of the magistrates., and gi% Iv
the ratepayers the right I 1( closing the publichoo.ei
on the Sabbath. Our inspired middle aged I ioechen was
ignorant ..f the fact that the people be widies In
represent have been in posseasion of both these
privileges for a generation. This is a caution soma
polstiomom of the present day to take warning from,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

PORTLAND,

As Ileroomer SeriNnLElL—Under Olt Poole news
will be found • lengthy retort of a charge of swindling
against a man wooed C .x, who's f sther formerly kept
• publiebouse at Portland. Or re•lees in this loodelity
vtil; no doubt peruse it with interest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

FITS. FITS. FITS.

EPILEPSY.
A CERTAIN CITE. Iv • physician. Pamphlet
free 2 Mamie. Address Secretary, 7. Tavistock Street,
Lledferd Slums, Lond,zi.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

ASTIAIATES GIVEN FOR

Posters, Auction Bills.

&loves and Conditions at Sale.

Ilandbilla, Concert and Lectant-

Circulars, Programmes.

Business Cards, Note Headings, B
Heads, Price lists.

Reports of Institution', State=
ci Accounts, Societies Roles

Pamphlets, Sermons

Cheques, Memorandum Forms:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

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Speculative acoounta opened at (rota
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

DRIDPORT.

Tlinvi.g, who will have charge of the Ba
Corps of the Burial Eagineen for novice to the Soudan,
Ii well-kaewn La this neighbourhood, where he has
several relatives. It will be remembered that
he wee one of the party in the ill-fated balloon
Ssladle, In which Mr. Walter Pm*ll, M.P., wise
ion neer this town about two years ago.
Boeotian Parr Singtoxs. Tueaday.—Before the
Nfitior (Mr. W. Koightl, ez• Mayor ( dr. J. P. Suttill),
Dr. Hey, Mr. if. Howell, and Mr. H. Ruidell,
Blissbeth Denton, of North A Bunton. Ingmar of
Dorchester, pleaded guilty to being drunk and die-
utderly on the highs's/ on the sth inet.-14th woe
flood si. 61. and out., and allowed 14 depth pay.--
John Wbeedoe, isboorsr, North Allington, whose
features are palatial, familiar to the Benoit, pleaded
goilty to being drunk on the itit February.—Delend.
ant said be kin. nothiag about it nein be found
himself in the obeys! (polioentailoa) next morning.
(Laughter.) He wet ordered to pay H.. within 14
day.; I. default 14 days' Imprisomsn,.--Ten young
men. named John Gaps, Richard Wariest, J. Matter.
loot. Walter Fey, W. Collin., John 0 away, George
Banc Alfred, Dunham, J.ho Thompklae, and Alfred
Usenburv, were rained with °bemoaning the footway
In the Borough on the night of Sunday, 15th inst.
It appears to be the custom of Dome scorns if youth-
ful rustics to vary the monotory of their aural spheres
by coming from their native perishes withla a milts@
of four or five nide. of the town on Sunday evenings,
and to perambulate the thoroughfares to the extreme
annoyance of tarpons cwmiog from places of Divine
worship. Invariably on Sabbath evenings portions of
the p.vements ere blocked, by reason of their oon-
gregatiog in crosie, and refusing to allow other
person, to one. ln tble ores-1,. the defendants
blocked the arcade of the market, and refined to move
when admonithed by the .ergeent of polies. The
I,•otway wee blocked for shoot an hour ant a half.
l'he defence .1 thoee charged t.nsisted in the declara-
tion that they were nt,t aware they were If ending.—
('be Bench cautioned them ai w their !Attire cooduat,
and fitted eitotoi., except 'I hhmpkitte and Iloogray,
who were ordered to pay 7s. each.

YEOVIL.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

THE DORSET COUNTY EXP

Mr. DIESNIS : T.) my mind the matter is in unim-
portant that it is not desirable to approach the
Governmint, or shy other body. I do not see that
there ar3 any advantages to be derived from making
Weymouth an electiveowstre. I o,oocle with whet the
Commiesioners have dons in oallind it the G3iottester
Detriot.
_ _ _ _

M. WEBB: I agree with Mr. Brown.
Thera wao no other bosinela of publil intoreot trawl
actod.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

MUTINOUS SLIM.

•
Douglas McFarlane, of Bartceehire; Jams. Kluft,
of Bdicboro'; William McKenzie, of Edinboro ;
jaroea McCarthy. of Newcastle ; sad James Walden,
'St. Joho's New Brunswick, seaman of the Faloon.
were brought up f.,r being guilty of •Ilful sad oon•
tinned disobedienoe to the lawful commands of
Francis It wis. matter of the British ship Fhloon, on
voyage from Leith to Melbourne.
Ross, the captain, stated tLat the Falcon was a
schooner-rigged vessel, and solar to be sold to •
person in the colonies. The prisoners were all able
imam. under articles It. now produoed. They had
each been guilty of wilful sod °outland disobedkaa•
to unthsll, and without just own co noun. Hs
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

ACCIDENT TO GENERAL GRAHAIL

Koari. Boadliy.
_ . _

News is hourly expected hers from General Breaker
bury's lovas. Greet difficulty, hiwever, is ssperienead
in inducing messengers to carry despatches, the
destruction of property by the British troops twig.
caused e feeling of Wanes hostility oa the port of tin
tribes between this pleat nod Abu Homed. The
Mudir of Domain's troops, after sainting to Koran,
were overtaken by the enemy. The rebels woe
eventually forced to retreat. Tne logs oa the Muffin
std. Wad three wounded arid three iniesing.
Grassal Buller bas arrived here frost Geniis' Wells.
Lird Wolaelsy hes eulogised the °widish of
Goeclon's black troops, sad premised to [Mill Gordon's
promises. It is reported that marsuden hers
attacked a /kith& wave, composed of lima of tin
Kebbsbieb tribe Go the way to Idowelatt Wells, kill.
fag 12 men.
ClittOsno, Sunday.

It Ls stated that an Irish brigada 1,000 man is
being formed to America for sande*witb tha Mahril.
Ti. Cairo eornsponlant of tha Daily ftegrepe
states that (inland Graham be. injured ate ieg, and
will be laid up there fur a week or ten daya bel,re
boring able to proomd to 4uakim.
Toe War-offioe authoritme have given a oontract for
steam eagiam for pumping water and Lc the supply
of Lb. ant 50 miles of pipes for Um conveyance of water
from duakim to General Graham's &Armload p ,eitioa
to an American firm, whom MIMI, Mr. Twaddle, ia now
In Ragland, with the provision that tit pipe. are lo
bs of &KRA manufacture.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

THlt DYNIMIra PLOT.

A Sonthunpton oorreepoadoat stake that lour wit.
DOWN Irons Southampton, whose reoollesnlon takes
them back to the German mill steamer Doses Wag-
laa drasialtards last., bore two to Loudon end
Identified Burton, and It Is undorstood they will be
Galled la the ems.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03

ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTCH FUSILIERS.

This let battalion arrived on Fridey, WM after the
departure of the Cheshire Regiment. Colonel Rain-
bridge, and Llont..Colonel J‘clieon are In command,
and the regiment is about 360 strong. Thy ars smart
In appearance, and have a drone, military band,
drums, file., and pipers. Lugs numbers bars availed
themselves of the comforts of the Soldiers' Institute,
where all Muds of games, books, papers, aro pro.
died.