The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17 00:00:00

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Tan name of the Dean of Catherburl the
Hid of vieespreaidentis of the 00w11-orianaP=Prots•-
tint Dissenter.' School atll-hilL
A woman in Now °clues was recently arrested for
; throwing • pail of boiling water over a man. Her defense
woo that she mistook him for her husband.
; foot and mouth
alu*"4lll)sa en Tunt a
reFr.brokt to
the
cattle in Northumberland, and is spreading very fut.
Meg Vigil, of Dieppe, complains of the number of
'uZwo'nig that
f tat
children of from twelve to (earthen to be met in the
'truth of that town in a state of intoxication.
EXTRAoRDINARY HAIL STOK
oUfnuath.l6:ilsi°tolannes"
.K.—A hailstorm lot
as much as three ounces each. The trees were greatly
wbroerekeuobirvere Muadhridwsoegn filmneandhady..eMighanedy
injured and vegetation suffered severely. An immense
quantity of glass in greenhooses and windows was
broken. In teeny places the telegraph wires were des.
troyed, and the railways at various point' inundated and
greatly damaged.
Excrete° Soiethg.—A most horrifying case of suicide
has stemmed at Jera, • sheep farm on the Ochila, about
two mile. from Menstry. Andrew Baring, aged about 34,
a shepherd, had been unwell for some days, showing
signs of insanity. A doctor wee sent for, and on seeing
hint approaching the house Swing plunged a pocket-
knife in the right side of his nook up to the shaft. After
streggle with ho wife, lasting nearly five minutes, he
releued himself and made off to the hills in the direetioo
of Criny Glen. The doctor and his convoy, with the
wife and children, joined in the chase. Mrs. Ewing
caught hold of hiss at the toll of • PreMPiet nearly 80
feet high. He succeeded in 'ldeating himself, and
rushed forward down the declivity to throw himself over,
but had booome so weakened from Ices of blood as to
come to • sudden halt just as the side was ruched. The
theyore
tr
forward
over
y do
r
so withporsue . violent
re tried
the precipitin. Ho fell on a bed of sand, and when the
doctor and the others reached him he was dead.
d W
effort secure
a r
e h
e h ipni tt'c h bed u himselfbef
AN ENGLISH NoBLENAN KILLED HI • DUEL. —not
following story is going the seoond round of the Paris
papers :—lt is well known that Princess Matilda, the
sister of Prime Napoleon, owes • villa on the Lege
Maggiore, near Believe*. Tbe villa was Let this year
to an immausely Hob English nobleman, Lord
fe—, who took possession of the premises in the
company of a beautiful earfuls, believed to be his
wit,' and the two lived together for some time in a
style befitting thsir social position. A few days ago
three other English gentlemen made their appearance in
Helgirate. One of them was the husband of sailed',
who had eloped two years ago with lewd S--. After
• loog and fruitless scarab, the husband at last got upon
the right scent, and hiseeeends wasted upon the seducer.
A duel has just taken place on the Swiss border. The
parties fought with pistols at a few paces distant*, and
Lord 8— was killed upon the spot.
SHOCKING SIORDER.—A woman named Margaret
Crow, hoe expired at Gateshead, from wounds inflicted
by her husband, John Crow, a shoemaker, 67 years of
age. The wife was three years his senior. Roth were
much addicted to drink, but lately the husband had
been much the steadier. It appears that Mrs- Crow
was drunk early In the moruiog, and when her husband
west home for dinner there was nothing for him to eat,
states that his wife took up • knife to stab him.
A qurrell then ensued, in the midst of which Crow
Nothing further occurred then, but on Crows going
home in the evening he toned his wife still intoxioated,
and no tea or supper ready for him. Another althea*.
then arms, and Crow took up • knife and stabbed bis
wife in her thigh. The woman ran out of the house
bleeding profusely, and although medical assiatthee wits
premiered she never rallied from the effects of the
wound, and died In about three hears. Crow wastaken
into custody.
Muanen •leu OITIRACIE.—The body of • young
woman was found on Monday night in the Bolton and
Manchester Canal, it Pendleton, and a post-mortem
examination that bad since been made leaves no doubt
that a cruel murder has bees committed preceded by
an ateoeious outrage. At the inquest the body was
identified by two women as that of Kate Macdonald,
who was employed at Sir Elkanah Armitage's Mill at
Pendleton, about Christmas lards There were two cuts
on the face one very deep, the upper part of one thigh
was conturied, and there we. much effusion of blood
beueath the akin on the abdomen, Both arms *ere
fracturee, one in two places ; the right collar.bone was
dislocated, and five or sin of the ribs on both sides were
broken, fragments of which penetrated the lungs and
largo vessels. The internal injuries were of • shocking
chantoter, and indicated the brutal nature of the treat-
nt to which the poor creature had been subjected
before death. The slug, on Tr4a decided in his opirdou
that the deceased was killed before she was thrown
into the water. Judging from appeeranoes, he did not I
believe the deceased had led a very itumorel life. The
Pollee not having had time to find out where the woman
had been living ever shies about Christmaa last, the
inquest was adjourned nioil the ?Mb.
nut END OF • Baleetili—The Atha of Naples Jives
further details of the death of the brigand chi Ith
Martico. This man was one of the most forocionsbandite
that ever infested the Abruzzi. and was *heap arcom.
panic.' in his ineunions bye woman, even store inhuman
than himself. For some time past the Royal troops Bad
been following his trues, awl heel at last learnt that he
frequently quitted the band with his mistress to indulge
In wild orgies in a small valley completely looked in by
mountains, on the territory of Paglietta. Some day,
book a detathurent, while searching that district, als-
o rvered, in a thicket, • sort of bet made of branchee.
One of the men approuhed silently on his hands and
kneel., and, believing that he lard a noise inside,
returned aid informed his Companions, who then
surrounded the spot, aud called on the persons concealed
to aurrender. The reply was a gun shot which struck a
earbineer named Caruso in the leg, but the 11.56 had set
fire to the dry bushes, and the flames spread with much
rapidity that it was impossible touter or leave the but. CATI'LIt MARKETS.
A few minutes later, however, a woman rushe I uttt MgraOrOLITAX, Thursday. —Moderate .upplies of beast.
through the burning branches, and fell almost inanimate Prime breeds 111 requirt at full prim., but inkrn,r .b.kit difficult
before tho troope, who recognised her a, the concubine I I nnso.,,m cam:cr tcrina. YUMA, Lnukt firm. Lambo, attady.
of De Martino. She made sere; that there was another Pigs awl mires quiet.
person in the dunes, but the soldiers could not approach Per bib., to idrik the Offal.
until the fire hail burnt itself out, when the charred s. d. a. d. 5, d. s. d.
Inf. eoulebeasts 3 4to 9 b Prlteeeoutedoweas Ito 6 4
remains of the bandit were found with the barns! of his Second quality... 310 to 4 6 ler. coarse calm 4 oto 6 0
gun and the blade of his trolguard by the hide of hint, Priem large eseti 4 die 6 0 Prime small
the rest of those arms having been consumed. During Primo Scots, eze.,•,3 ote 6 2 'Large hogs--
the confingration repeated detour Sons were heard as the Is!. rwthe SI"F I 4MS 5 Neat 4.l.lmtssn 4 oto 5 2
cartridge, of the brigand exploded, The woman died Second quality ... 4 2to 4 10 seams. calres,ech 22 uto2s 0
Prime teem wild 6 oto 6 2 :Cir.old Strdilife.do Ito 26
half an hour later, and the two bodies were buried on lambs, Ss. 4. to ss. 10.1.
the spot where this horrible tragedy had taken place. TOTAL seem. FelaStall /MM.
The wounded soldier is in • critic&l state, and little hopes Dra.t.
are entertained of saving halite.
BREAKFAST. EPPS' S Cocoa. - GRAITFOL AND hp
hiss Sharp ....... . ...... 3
dos
Pio
715 ..... ......
Pigs
COMFORTING.—The very agreeable character of 1151020L.Thurelay.-- Average supply .4 beef 'and there use a
thin preparation has rendered it a general wool demand fur the Ima descriptions, at from 70s. to 72x. per
favourite. The Semi, e Ga.:eitt remarks : owe, but middling and i Karhi I ..... •• ta. hand, acre
eingeisc sec... which mc. Epp, attuned dimeult.u. well rout at hoe rat., the tenZttiono ranging fru
attained by his homoeopathic preparation of cocoa has slra'
soy airS lands, tire
rnt:tecitatifelini.M...42:oditaizlihystga.ocavelirr:Y. '
Thaux..t
ntaie‘tevheoorrowob"Thgthint soanw"l:"edeitalgLo.f:t7h.e l't l' In., stint ewe., md 1,,f.v1,nr n.,rto at o'd, amid lijsl.
e rlmtl.t..mm'.l d,nsuaird fir lauilm muted as s,losscc bribe linens
ful application of the time properties of well-selected of last deeTilthens sod in oots' wn. .1"""1.
cocoa, Mr. Epps het Pronded our breakfast tables with 01.40 a ....rt. a• 014111 fitinrec wm 71.1. The coodgnments
• delioately flavoured beverage which may save us store cattle trim Ireland numbs:rid about 1,200 Inu.l ; trade.
many heavy doctors' bilk" Made simply with boiling ohoisti:ver, contbn.lca dull, and there ..,1115, bibs an opinkm that
more rain is wanted to cause any marked improvement In
water or milk. Sold by the trade only in lib., jibe trail., •be
We not _. the deahr•• froth Soot.
and U 6, packets, tin lined and labelled,—James Epps by whom this !market is greatly aided. It as.. stand In the
and Co., Homoeopathic Chemists, London. Agent in market that store rain Was wanted there. The show el [Mich
Dorchester for J. Epps er. co's. special eceiceepethie wee not so large as last week, and there veer, very few
to.P 711:1170:1121.nan:ner;e:d colourpthui 71. n:
Item C rer Int,hp
rlooto-,1, from Lid
the consumer : Boron/M.'s laming avleet.al truss the choice
illso•lrLderollmlbueclsh.'ortftlthleme .t:iagneLl'h'a.t's.l2ol glatenr and ; krUised.::diSr.th'nb'ilt:erengr
rutting gproinigiihrmstlisa.wringN,
oanidsuwitnib.:unt tIb,•EAT: iy.opera eso.t.est
_pe ago
la:71"elltlano:.801U7theot::::::1:1,1L:"11..orri.1"'"7::::: "Ibu-'--11:or.autti4¢1.110.0Lit;i:.rulr'4:1:7dPb)474Kiii"Iiig‘:alkill.titirbuirL:htl.ftr7fo11:-aru:da:l7"4:::'d7-Brkm"'Wri'sr'lldials:los.t:;l3'.2:inob."l.ll6:ll°.•ll7i'2;
remedy for these comp/Mats.
advertised in our columna
sons
Dertfuse has been need with unquestionable dB
imagine it useless to try any Per 816a,by the carcase.
d. d. 5. d. d.
This hh lal•Or. For many years Dellar's EOM% for Infork° bed • •
harmlese, easily applied, and causes no pain. Sold i 3 4 tel 10 Inferior mutton 3 ate 4
I:lnd.dlll.lig dit
dtiow 444
1040
054
604
eitllksid3lingraodi.t.to.........44s
840 n:
645 840
It has cured many, and never fails to give relief; Prime large do. 4 4 8 Prim ditto.. . 410 6 0
° Veal
bottles Is. lid. each, by Mr. A. J. Evans, chemist,
Dorchester; Mr. Willimns, chemist, Weymouth • all
chemists ; and the proprietor, John Pepper, '237,
Tottenham Court-road, London. A bottle mealy by post
for 18 stamps.

72' eh.... le Me weather Inas the early part of to. were
Ise led to an imam. etedhie„,se with regard to the math of
the !larvae. At the present Ise period, however. am scan",
can namely he expecead to hese... the "amity of the produce
it .111. however, mud to OM ittliMuiaut Iseult, for it will enable
th°
fr'''""
to I"."datf, 14. sat. in better condition than wee
anticipated • !en Ins There I. now the praise,' 'l±the,
crop, when secured, win be indllekatly dry se to be ,‘,
available for the Miller, and will be hatainecially mom valuable.
Now that the weather bee become finer, more settled, and
therefore, more favourable toast...eV coropietWo of the harvest
it fn.). safely Iv affirmed that the rain which hes fallen win
have been extrcirmly lenielkid to the oramtry. The wheat crop
,boo certainly deri,ol no benent, but all the other eropa, and mon, t.„,,oefehy green and root., Mow • msaarta Improvement.
The net nwojt of the farmer.' operationo during lift last bawl
ve
mouths will, we think, be of • mtheactory nabs%
especially with regard to meat Inaking.rducta
A few parte& of new barley have on isle in the London ,
marketo fhb rank. The colour of the produce is not good.
but at present h is too early no speak with any degree of Ca 4.
tainty with regard to the pro.lol of thb' bm'eb 01
trade. The aop will be a large ors. and liSlOn If! is PrrsPert
of Priem laing so high for malting produce MY they were bet
you, barley of peel colour nod mulled to the requirements
the of the maker! ,f pale malt will be IT.lrce, masa the
ragliur prove to be very floe :nal willed whilst the crop is
Wag itstbenld . _ .

= _..._.—.....
--Thl'hdlurrintr *rum alum the average pflce. of egth
whont, barley. and L. in England and Wk 1r I. week,
I:Loup:trod with the four printoue Teets :-
1869. 3308. 1867. 1891 1865.
d. e. d. d- d.
Wheat .......... 151 U .. 67 11 _ 68 2 .. 2 ..42 0
Fleecy .......... 32 4.41 4 35 11 ..35 2 27 10
to 4 9 .. 9 26 6 • • 25 6
Front September 1 td the clam of 14,,t week, the imPort• of
whoa into the United Kingdom we 25,965,213
34,199,122 cwt., : and of flour, 3,626,004 cwt., %mime 3,04140
cwt. The export, of whmt were 149,369 cut., against
66.5,301 owl.; and of flour, 32,415 cwt., eiteltut,4B,oo6 cwt.
1n1847-0 _

from Scotland mention that there will be a large
supply of good boot in the appnrchlug mama

lAELKETS..

TUCII/DAT.—ilristoiTilirkWC—r-rti;e7bettor supplied erith
English wheat Man I late; denund fair, at an &draws of 2s.
Ct'or. guiri.r*P. it'draab" Per advancod ft! °Y in lair
request, and ed. per qr. higher. A large consumptive demand
for maim, at an advance of fully is. per yr. Oats firm at fully
lad nook's prime, but no adtance could be maintained.
TOUT. s.d. Lll.
American, red spring, per 4961 b. 50 0 .. 61 0
Polish Odessa, hicolani, eat, ditto 0 .. 0 0
Eubank& hard, ditto .. 0 0 .. 0 0
Ohirka, Traintarot, Don, Lc., loft, ditto 48 0..60 0
Ohirka, Oder, !coined, soft, ditto .. 49 0 .. 61 ti
flerdlsnald Ifarlanople, sett, ditto .. 60 0 .. 51 0
English, red and white, new, ditto .. 46 0 .. 62 0

English, good to Ana malting, per imp. qr.. 0 0
Irish, ditto, ditto ditto .. 0 0 .. 0 0
Irish and French, grinding, per 4001 b. .. 28 0 .. 90 0
Danube and likallterranean, ditto .. 20 0 .. 98 0
OAIII.
_ _ .

Limerick and other, the whie-,lier 3201 b .. 28 6 .. 20 6
Cork, Dublin, lihrbt, iUtto .8, 26 0 .. 27 0
Cork, Waterford, black, per 3041 b .. 23 6 .. 24 0
Irish tawny, ditto .. 25 0 25 6
Prince Folaiud Inland, black ditto .. 24 0 .. 24 6
MULL
_

Zsa. per 4.901 b.
, per Imparial qr.

.. .. 44 0 .. 46 0

_ . .
non&
English, good secorals, per 280Ib. 87 0 .. 38 0
United States. Canadian, au, sweet super-
fine, per barrel.. .. IS 6 ..38 0

r CONJ.

Wised Amadora, per 43011:77. .. 19 6 .. 30 0
Danubian, ditto • 29 0 .. 30 6
Dim, per 40011, • 22 0 22 6
Aiitiv•te. : 3870 qrs..osta, 34 qn. barley. Coastwise :
IEO qr.. eats, 250 seine lour. Foreign: 3064 qr• whet,
0303 tow bouts, picia, du., 3,104 qrs. maim, 130 barrels flour.
Gloecester: Wheat • steady demand, st 2a. to 3a. per. qr. more
money. Stocks of out, are light, and salute hare further im-
proved fit.per qr. Maste Is in good ruined, and fully la. or
yr. dearer. Barley. Nana, and pea* the turn higher.
Deriue: Wheat advanced fully 3* per qr. cat hut weslia
at which • very wi."krato amount of huainam was tram...led.
. . . . . .

FILIDAY.—Mith-Lane: Market scantily supplied with Y.nulish
wheat. The return of unsettled weather imparted Increased
finunusa to the trade, and an advance id la per quarter we. de-
manded. There no.. fair show of foreign rhea& on the
stand. All dvieriptions were firmly held, although the de-
mand was not active. The altow id foreign barley was mode-
rate, and of EllgliA malL Trammel-Mu were restricted, but
priors were well supportssi. Malt on. In moderate mimed, at
shout late rates. Thu market was fairly supplied with iats.
awe on an average wale, and full tplotatlons were
ftaliad. Beane were firm In .-ulna. POWCiptlrltlleul • steady
dapland. at full rah. The *sir market was arm, the latu ad-
*Lieu being maintained.
Per Qr

CraMIXT

IFMML

E'er Qr

Emma rd to

PIA,.

Dstto, new .., 50 to 60
" Dittoorbito,... -to
^ Ditto. now. ... 52 to 65
Foreign, red ... 401014
" Unto. •Itlto (.2 to GI
No2lith ... 40 to 45
" '

44 to 45
Whit* •39 to 43
Boilers .„ 39 to 4J
Forrigo, white 39 to 42

OATS.

rglf Oilril '

Enlist*, fool „. 20 to 30
potato •20 to 33
flootah. food —i.--
-
potato to
Irish, black _
" ohne .„ .„ —to --
Vertigo toed ... 19 to 27

- MOOS.
Town-made. MO Lb.. 42 to 47
Country to 41
Norfolk and ouffolk... r.• to 94

WOOL MARKETS,

LONDON, Friday.—ln- U. English Wird market • want of
animation ham been noticed. In demand for all descriptions
has been only to • moderato eats*. nevertbulme. 'Mom Iwo
been ooil maintain-x.. 1

A Cogs you Omura —Dellor's Piasters never fail to
give instant relief and speedy cure to all kinds of corns,
bunions, Ito., of whatever standing. These plasters not
only remove pressure, but soften and extract the root
•of the corn. In reducing enlarged too joints, their
• effect has been marvellous. (Bee nonniaminio. prim
130. per box. Sold by Mr. A. J. Evans, ehernist,
, Dorchester ; Mr. Wffliame, chemist, Weymoteh • all
1 chemists • and the proprietor, .T. Pepper, 237, Tottenham
Coact.roi;d, London. A box fall by post for 14 stamps
&mug AND ARV. —A striking instance of the
immense valno • small piece of steel may acquire by the
great power of skilled mechanical labour Is the balance.
spring of • watch. From its extreme finalises and
delicacy 4,000 weigh not more than one ounce, and
exceed in value £l.OOO. A moat interesting little work,
describing the rise and progress of watchmaking, hes
been panelled by J. W. Seem. 25 Bid Bond stmt,
ani the City Steam Factory, 514 an, 60, Ludgete
The book, which is proftaely illustrated, gives a full
: deacription of the various kinds of watehes and clocks,
with their prices. Mr. Benson (who bolds the appoint-
ment to the Prince of Welos) has also published a
pamphlet on Artistic Gold Jewollcry, illustrated with
the moss beautiful designs of Bracelets Brooches,
Farriers. Lockets, suitehle for Wedding,
Birthday, and other presents. These pamphlets are
suit post free for two stamps each, and they cannot be
too strongly recommended to those contemplating a
Pevehete, especially to residents in the country or
abroad, who are thus enabled to *Pleat any article they
may require. and have it forwarded with perfect safety.
Cosmos Fuers RELATING To Purzirr
Few can form an edentate klat of the statistics .4 Patent
Iledieine. In general, but the history, or rime. preigrom. and
yretent state of one of them -no mean Holloway's Pills and
oip.,m„m_. may be maidens' oe .4 the mot interesting
epimodut .4 modern tivilithtion. Nothln, „0
num leof budmws seewl4 readier to hand than the establishment
of a Patent Illedieht, Only e slip. 4 paper is rennin:a, with •
prescription ulndl It. And a few drugs. Etteh Is all the hseneral
Pollak think rreee.e.eY ; ami s.a gnat many have trio! the
thing over and over Nr.via to their greot too mid huge IlinapHilt-
moo. True, a Patent Medicine only re,oliA froin a itnataritalott
written on a piece of pnper - but the,, the thing most prove
itoelf worthy of the ...Mem, of the public, anti it. senilet
depends upon the efficacy of the medicine -ma went. its seeress ,
In the cure .4 disease. Fortunately, the rise the fardamed
Holloway's Pills islidintment wa• like that .4 • Nese demle ides
doal that ooihin2 (mold withstand io its march Porants
unitenal nompusit. When Professor Holloway, some thirty
Years +WO. "Isite to the 14 an eminent Min about
hrharing oUt a rodent Mulleine, the odd ifentleman .hook
liuml and asked the Prefiawor If he had al 1111 l ney. "y an.
the nil. " Then you had better keep it. rejoined he. In spite,
of this Istmuraging hint, however. Holloway, nntscious of the
im,rimm, .4 his groat des•torry. tooeittg that it was not
intinde a slip of paper with atilt...TU.omi upon It, lett o anything
dis4ltied for a greet faun% persevered against all opposition,
and t ery soon disnnensi that iesonly the ent Itritigla mol the,
lout all the world. were ready tO sunset him It, hia gnat dedirn
1.1.1..ing tattle with diseasc in every form, and with the most
egkient weapon., although only in the shape of simple rilltsmol
°Mt...ht. The Pretreeo .4 this Patent Medicine wue not dew.
the centr..ry. it wa... nsnine . 11111: nitl, the mato°. .4 H.
ohlout, and It. all-powerful elhory, and as for the imo.ent stale
.4 llolloway's fill. and Ointment, amedlng to UlO KULthitk.V
Pigott Ilatichies, Cr may truly declare that it is astounding. It
may ',Mike on the prtswid occasion to point to the fact MAL
sumb"'4 drug:fists and maliiine tendon. thnoughout the
Kingdom eith whom Professor Holloway to comet _
fourteen thousand, and that not one of them would
eamM
an hour without a Numb 14 his nth e.,,1e.,,1 I ,
sorts
the demand for them...lowa all chow.
has hewn the -11re.1111 Utie Patent itiedki..
which so mm: aitit a commissettr as Mr. tkusahr.krr•fouirtV..m.
hot alto livel to troteittv
it, and to •s" a
.1. 'pier. Nor 0111 we avoid ranerhinff._
.”‘„, „cm., but
morma—not only to thrall. hi
A., to the ctflauntoilty and the werldt :anteno
the ..freatest, lament from his
1000
damask.

POTATO MARKET.

Boitoroll .ND SIITAL7IIO.OO, Friday—Full mcrage stirplioo
of p•tat... 1111VC been brought forward. The huhu°. ti•ollig
haa linen lünitad In extent. and prime have ruled an under :
Engloth 'haw., 96. to 106.; regouts, 106. to thl.; numb,
O. to 90a. per ton.