The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-09-28 00:00:00

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were emigrant. on their way to America and that tbe i According to onr informetion, the proposed changes de I,,,,,eeige. .. Bil 6 .. 30 0
mother most have hari • 'ergo awn of abo
not involve any resort to the old cotter 'extern, but are Dan, i.er 40011. .. .. .. 24 0 .. 24 6
money ut I
There were huge cr••wds at the Morgue on Wednes-her. I meant to leave the farms still nufficiently eatenaive ARRIVAL. Iri.h : 2,383 qr....M., 17 qr., barley. Foreign:
day, but the bodies were not exposed. Th. 7 yr ftt I for • decent maintenance to a tenant with moderate .11111 qr. whmt, 3.140qm maize, 1,000 barrels flour.
&roam: An improved supply .4 wheat bad • perceptible
• abocking appeal...nee. The mother alone received not mem". e6ect on our market to-day, tor although owing to the deter-
le. than 23 wounds, anti the head and face of one of Loan JUNTIOZ CLIIRIC PATTeN on Monday morning roination .4 tanner. not to eh.: say, milt a tory dull and
the boy. hi so mangled ex to have II it all appearnnee of went for • walk before breakfast, nn his estate at limited Menu.. was transacted. new cheat eventiudlt en.
human featur• a. We cut the following additional Oenahnond, Pertleshir.., and hos net nine. been heard peril:need a decline .4 1... iwr ,11,, nod for old shoat 1a.4 week's
PartirAllant irein arairtani:-" The "pot in which the of. The pond. near Glonalmond.house and for 0.22,21 quotation. one with ditlknit't mainlonei. lone lean. were
*time wee op is situated at .hot 250 yards mile, around have been dragged, hat have only resulted I" ll`clic "cl'Ph•• llctv w1....h.7.1e,:!0 0.,,A,,„,, e,..t' .
elth nk.'
from the cotton mills of MIL Cartier and Bresson, and In the finding of a neek-tie and •n musky razor en..en..at Vteworerat' *"'"I,
filoueeeler: Thtre are increaved wieldier .4
a wet:Assuan in that factory is Foie to have heard-at belonging to hie boyishly. The event hen came") greet
Enseiah wheat at this and the neighbouring market., ll•g• whist
about a quarter-Pi/set twelve at night Ncrearnis of excitationt throughout the diotrieL Mr. Patten, it the trade 1...1.41 at 1... to A.. lar qr. low loom), lost fanner.
• didrell Mid the Word., "Mania I mamma!" A an...ns, bad been entspeenaed t s attended before the i arc very rehatant ocllcrt at th. &dine ; foreign .ell• in retail
Porter Of the railway station ako remarked erica about Election Commietioner. at Pri•lxreater in reference to •at a similar rode-ti eat Griming.: haler slow, and (41.7 Of.
tie Rome time, at in the midst of which he diolin• the two conteata he f •neht in 1864. On W•••ineeday not 1 chc", rclr-•,....1it1i
~ii'..i:iillrj.'l,:''..`',;g. tnti:,..1:;"::„..".1,75,
geid.el the voice of a man. He, however, thought that ! far front where the rex sr case w. found, markii of blood I ''li-17. .14... h i;.,„,,,,,,,.„4. in
souse drunkards w. to quarrehiee in the field, and as I were discovered nn *neigh ...piing. A branch immeliatele : 6
1 . ..ainair...6:4:Lane: Korvipt..4 Engir.,h wheat moderate.
such on oecurreuee was not uncunimOu be ohl not go everhisnging the fall appesrml to hove hen 'roared ler ' laemand not as:the, but the tram eso fine on the whole, and
to me what wan taking place. The man who first seine one while in rho set of fdlieg backward int 1 the price.. were .upicuted Gerd drov .4 foreign wivat. Boone.
diccoce,•l the hod'eri I. named Langton., and bet •at rive.. On Thor-,! .y hi. loofah'', a body RUIR bresieht limited at Into quotation.. A1..1.r..•.• .111.1.3... .4 I arlet were
La ViLetto. Ti. olade .4 a knife, the point ohi f wch en to the rf are from apo 1 Ittruit twenty feet deer. 011.7,
.42ne.n,italting pi......1,i.,.:1..,...,iiinrir..Ai1em..t..„.:tk1...ierxie.tm1iue
warn broken. has been steed Veal in the field. mei at • clew. te the Speut of Ile -bent), His thrmat was cut 1 . k.' .‘„,....1‘ ',. ith ', • f u ,"u„ ~ 1 ,
, i.rirnt • en y leisure, At U Apt I, , ,I 1 Hum
abort dirianne from it the bandit) ohm ; both were , and there is little doubt be died by his own haft& i protium esel quieu,s. The ...m.ly wee go/al. Ikon* were in,
mere d with blued ; a beech of keys ha. likowise been I Tee Cif
picked op. and is said to lave pieced the euthorities on ! Criminal Carnet. Irnvid Bromahan, 43,
Mese euerrircr A PRIIMT• -'et the Control I active, Athol wrote prleco. Pen. were dull, on former kerne
Mile demand at stationery price.
de,,,,0,04 a, . . For hour there am very
the traces of tin, murderers. Torougroitt Wodueeday " Roman Catholic priest," was indicte-1 for indecently Crlitext ra:COL
the approaches to the Morgue were thronged ell day, . e.,eltiog retie rine Moran ; to wini•-h he pleaded not Per lir i
and • strung form of police was required to keep order; guilty. Tee prosecutor 'Wed that the priumer came g . .7411 ag7o. d:a :-.1 '
but tissue peraons who aucos edit in 1 thili ihic ' into her boom while she was neckline an infant, and • Ditto new re_
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time building were diaappointed, an the bodies were not eteese hie hinds upon her in an infennt manner. lie " Dittoortsite,... 50 to St. ' Maple...
Meath,. and will not be expornd until the poot-inortein ~' is, incite! her to go upstairs wilt hint, and she ran • Dion. new. ... 43 tneg ' White ..
ex•witottion shall have Mutt terminated. The uulor. ont of the bourn trying. The pri.onee, in hi. defenee, Foreign, red ... 43 to Zvi . Bale's...
tunate mother appear' to have been retinae. The • mete he hat! been fore 222, rod 2 1,21 f in 1,0,..f00 , an'!
" Ditto, ethlt...• 43 to 16 1 Foreign, white
family. to judge frotu the dress of the victims, were i am-meat Tiernan Catholics rich a-il poor, and he had ...ono.in 14. - --,:„.4g.
In easy eireutmlances. The boy. wore brown overcoate, I walked without offence. A• a priest ant • gentlemen eb;;.-4-i-e ----- - - - --
r ... .. ... 42 to 43 Eng 11•11, food ... ... 21. tog.
in flu the pockets of one wore some mini s, • map. et he mew rted hie in ocenee. and left kis vase in the imoning ... . • ... liio 70 ' " potato ... ... ES to 32
and smote creel pens, with which 1/0 had probably been hernia of the jury to decide. The jitry after about an Foreign - ... 23 to 33 Sern,b, feed ... ,„ -to _
playing. On the other was found a chaplet of beads hour returned a verdict of' Not guilty." . • peat._ ... -to -
like those given to children when they take their first , Pale --- ... ... ... 64 to 72 1,101, bl.k ... ... 90 to 25
00111111U1lioU, The buttons on tbsir wai.teuats burrs the
l'a'FAV itrallr.DT AGAINer VIZ CATTLE PLAOI7IL -A Chi_ _____ ". to -I " shit. . .0 etl
nausolof Thomas tailor at Moulmix A woman keeping n ladowner in Southern Bassi. hes 'submitted a new •.. ... ... 40 to 77 Forelga teed ... ... Is to 20
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remedy against the cattle plague to the Bastian Aged • /LOCI.
a lialgirgihouse, iieittiflad eke bodies at the Morgue as
u.al Societe. Thi• remedy. which he may. he ban eigyntlan ... ... 39 to 41 Toon•lnade, 2.0 114. 41 to 47
thme of perilous having Galled at her home on Sunday
...citing oil arriving in Paris by the Northern Railway. i 7sletd with wenialete 'metre on &belt. 4h30 eattl a a' t ric•• ••• a a •-- 39 t" ci C''''""f ••• :z -36 t" to
-c. -^"-'-` Darrow ... ... 43 to 4r I %whoa and nu0i...1k... 34 to 36
They asked for two rooms and ordered a dinner, brit lie taking the skin of an wnimal w so has died of the Smell
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ia..4.,,., ~,,tlinz it round three psela 11!-ffilieff of eel*. end uetease, ,E,,.,,iidi •...1 Seot.'.. •.' oSai oir. wheat ; :WO 4irA.
while it .21 I being prepared t!...7 wrrt out, prmni-ing
ti-on placing it for a whole night before a largo fire. smiles. ronigo. 11.770 ...wk. cued ; 0,92) barley
to return to Meat two gellitleilleth WllO were also torero..
The vale thu. prepere.l in then admini.t. red to healthy 41a, ; 1.010 'lntr. Ditto loirml.. ....ea. char. meise. i t. 1.21;
bean. I EngliM and rt...t.hl, 10 ; di't,tion•igul. I.tvlo ll'mrt`r•l•
by tee beam line. bite did not, however, see them
agaiu." ' ,ettle, whom H ineculotoo with a mils form nf the
',weer.' : Wlost uwi lii nookra.te dtmand thiv morning
Pliotegrapliio likeneeses were tokiill Of the murderod ' °tillzern, from which th .1. recover in from 20 to 26 hour.
• Will iinowi Wolin.' porehmer. thoir met a *low
rale, and
lormitia 1 t acenis to bo confidontly believed that tee aed en ItI•COVII2 Putll,llv proof against the clanger of in. eliam.T. Boma arid pea. erre imaltered. tUtmeal
murders were not and could not have been oommitted r•ct'icc•-lroaters nwilet• wan Psi. per load Meer. Indian 1....n1 N. 111 limited densend, at
by sine person. but by • gasig of 22222.102 more or he.. , Aunicuirogat. Pitorircr it Ilitaxy BRITAIN.--We ".1.!,!r•._.'1r.- ti t.io".- round tallow, :td...-WitkeJleld: The
numereus. Again, it I. ergssoi that the bodies hail lear-n from the Board of Trade thee
..,•-.... . ~..., ,nd .4d la lower. Elm
beset conveyed from the piece where the actual murder.. ve.r 3.69:11,000 Fyn... have torn under wheat. 2 2-0.177 I
weie committed. end buir".-d In the 11.1.1 velure they Meier barley, 2.7e:00i4 under oats, end 586,801 under
woo found. it is conceived that it I. impossible to potato.... In the case of wheat, the inereale• over la.t
have sumnaered esx perosns, an ascii at which could ' year is 1 2 per rent.; in that of barley, 4-9 per cent.; in
scarcely Lave been performed without some noise, in that of oats. 110 per cent.; and in that of potaton.. 8 3
the %mall tpaoe where the bo.lie• were foutsd, and in an per sent. During the pre.ent ve.r. the fetal number of
open field, cattle in Great Britain is 5.316,541, ore decrease e' 20
per cent on the number of lust yeer ; @beep. 29.5210,951,
or a deersoote of 3.7 per cent.; pigs, 1,931,837, or a
&crease of 161 per mot.
Deniers ROIIOIIIT IN ROM6.--A very daring and enc.
ceneful robbery he. been perpetrated in Rome, the
victim being the Abbe Pieri, rector of the church of St.
Patronin. lie wag sitting quietly in his bedroom,
when two men entered, threw him on the floor, band-
aged his eyes. fastened him to the hal, and with is
knife touching his throat, threatened sleath if he uttered
a word. They then proneteled to rifle his room of money
and some sawed vessel. which he had carefully lockod
no, not even snaring a valnehle chalice, the gift of Pope
Pins IN. Several accompliceo were beard he bin, at the
wee time removing plunder from corn of the adjoining
apartments. Their week finished. they retired quietly,
leaking the doer, deliberately hebind them by means of
Vale, item When all wtsi still, the Alibe with greet
difficulty unme,hed himself, but no traee of the intruder'
weld be discovered.
Furor. TrIIWINATION OF A MATRIMONIAL QUARREL.
-On Wednealav Mr. Richert@ held an inquiry at the
Duke of Wellington, Limehereimfields, touching the
death of Edward Morris, aged 66. Deceased had been
married to • person of about his own age 15 years, and
although thee were described as living comfortably
together, it appeoxed that them was a "young lady" in
the ease, renpecting his irregularities with whom his
wife Lad he had frequent disputes, during which
deeesased had sometimes threatened to drown himself,
and had given evidence on ether oceseions of an tom
wand mind, hie father. it was stated. having died in •
lunatie asylum. On Saturday, at eleven in the morn-
ing, the old grievance came op, ilreemed having been
away from home tenders, end a few minute@ afterwards'
detteasei was found behind the be lronm door, .upended
by • cord to • nail in the will; and although cut down
immediately was dincoveted lobe dead. The Jury. on
the above •tatensent of facts reterned a verdiet, "That
dene.xed destroyed himself while In an unaound state of
mind."

FBAS.

Per Qr.

MILT.

v&lier

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IDZATIFICATION THZ DODIEL

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The murdered women and Iter children have been
identified. Their name was Kinek—anal th y lived at
Roubaix. Besides themselves the family consisted of a
father, and ao elder son by a former marrisge. and it is
inferred that it in they who perpetrated the crime. Tim
Knocks were well off; they owned three houses at Rou-
baix, and the father and eldest son drove • lucrative
business as brush tuanufeeturers. The husband, wanting
to extend his busters., wished his wife and the younger
children to remove to Alsace, where he had another
hoe., soil to arnvert the whet° of his establishment at :
Itouhaix into • manufactory. The wife ohjeated,
Mg her husband was going s great deal too fazt—Limed
the tiumrel. He and nit elte•it son left Roubaix for
Paris upwards of. week agd, end the wife was ordered
to join them with the remainder of the childten. On
Sunday butt they met, Anil after returning te Paris it
seems that the cid, it sun and the mother and five other
children all I.ft Paths for Pantie in a haekneyetmach.
The son alighted first, took the mother and two of the
children with him, the other three children renirdning
in the carriage. It is assumed that be took them to the
place where the bodies were found, and murdered them
with the maistanee of him lath. r, or another acoompliew.
He then returned to the backney-earriage to fetch the
other three children. The coachman was paid and dii.
charged, and the murderer took the other three victims
to the spot where Lis moomplies was in waiting, and
dispatched them too. The hackney-coachman who
unoonsciously drove the victims to the place has identi-
fied the bodies, in spite of the hideoas wounds that
disfigure their faces. Dr. Trelat, one of the medical
men who Performed the post modern examination, tells
me that the wounds were evidently inflicted with a kind
of blind fury, and by very inexperienced hands. Some
of the wounds were inflicted with • knife or razor, but
meet of them mieht have been produced by blows dealt
with a aped., and pickaxe.

MORONI TN AN TRON MINN.—A young maw named
William Tamer, 17 yrsra of age, is In cuatodY at
Piiikering on a charge of murilering another young
man, named Ahraham Allinson, 20 years of are, at the
Remedale Etat Iron Mines. The murdered man was an
overlooker of the boo...drivers in the mine., and on the
iith of fieptemher, it locals, ho hiul given in order to
the prisoner Turner, who airm a driver, in reference to
Reitir,g a waggeon on the r•ils which had run off.
prisoner refues4 samistance, d deceased in the 111041
parlance of miners, haii premixed him • "annuter."
It seems that Turner had mediated over (hi., and /boa
ten minutes afterwards, while leading hia hone in
naming, he suddenly turned rone4, atruek e4ewsse4 on
the side of the head with an oak " seem" (a fermidable
piece of wood used for stepping the wzgeona, and
which the horse drivers carry). smaahing In the skull.
Atkinson was taken home, but lingered till the 17th
inst.. when he died. An inquest was held on the body
on Tueaday. whi•n the above facts haying been given In
evidence, the jory retnrned a verdict of " Wilful
muriler •gainat William Turner," an 4 the coroner made
out a warrant committing hlm for trial at the next York

TEM EUROrZAN ANITRANCI rOMPANT.—The enflame
of the European Assurance Company. rumoured last
week, in expected to ;move more disastrous than that of
the Albert. It is said that the outstanding policiec of
the society &monist to between nine and ten millions
sterling, in addition to which they havo contracted for
the payment of annisitlee amounting, according tn a
recent statement. to £16,000 per annum. Siam 1859,
when It changed its name, the Enropeen Ina absorbed
thirty-three other companies. The foremost of the
petitioners for winding up the Oom party is Mr. Crawford,
a director and polity-holler of the company, Nor does
it detract from the gravity of the Proceeding, that It is
openly taken in anticipation of another similar mover
ment on the part of polley-holders who had become
elsrme I for tire safety of their int, re. tr. The R nnutl
income ea, aa nearly as possible 11.000 a flsv. and its
new business alone yielded lad year £40,000 in pre-
miunio. The direetoro were men of high social position,
and they included galt and distinguished officers of
both servioes.
GOLDMMITIVe WOBE.—The progress of fine art
manufacture in this branch of trade is strikingly
exemplified in a little work published by J. W. Benson,
,J 2.5, Ohl Rood Street, and of the City Steam Factory,
ret and to, Ludgate Hill. It is enriched and embellished
I with designs (by Italian, French, and English artistes
of Brooches, Bracelets, Earrings, and other articles,
suiteble for personal wear, or Wedding, Birthday, or
other present*, with their prises. Mr. Benson (who
hnkla tire appointment to H. K. 11. tho Prince of Wales}
hoc also publialsed • very interesting pamphlet on the
Rise and Progress of Watch and Clock-making. These
I pamphlets are sent post free for two stamps each, and
they c00n.% be too strongly ressoinmended to thooe
contemplating • pooh/roe, especially -o residenta in the
em abseed, wi., ago tLu.. mbl.. Ito select auy
tboy may c, arid Levu it forwossissj mile

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