The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-05 00:00:00

ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES.

A Max SET ON FIRS ST 11111 Win—On 'nninedeg.
the 30th of June, • shocking affair took plass at
Cross, Derbyshire, A Man named Irlderreagh.
about 60 years, had been receiving Remo ntheary,
gone home very much the worm for Meer. This se
enreged his wife that while he wax lying asleep she see
are to his clothes. Before be awoke he was dreedfidly
burned, and he rushed out of the hems, and gob ski
assistance of the police. She was subsequently tasked
up. IFilorrongh Is under the sere of Dr. Wilms bee
is in a vary dangerous state, fears being eatertained
that he tail not recover. His wife was takes below
the magistrates, et Allreten, on Friday, and reetandesis
—Afaxeleeter &meaner.
DEATH OP CLAIM, Ti! JOCTRET.—WiI regret to Mate
that Clark, who was dreadfully injured by beim thaws
from Lord Ronald at Stockbridge rams, on Theredy.
June 23rd, died on Friday night, at ten c'eleek. The
poor little boy was never esonsdons after his fell, end Ida
internal injuries were evidently of • frightful meters.
Lord Ronald is the 'time animal which threw the
De.oon, while at exercise in the winter, breektn7l2
rider's leg, and It is to be hoped that the damming
brute winnow be destroyed.—Sportisp Life.
DANGRROUS CORDITION Or HICRAIr THI PTIOILTIPT;
—Among the most serious sufferers from the regent
railway accident at Rgham is John C. HOMY% the
Benicia Boy. It appears that Heenan looked from Me
carnage window when the first alsrm was Lim, sad
Boding &collision inevitable jumped on to the solakfiseet
as the train was moving, and filling heavily, injured his
spine no severely that be he. suffered from a etostinuene
same skin of its ever sines His own donee (Yr.
Clark) and the compsity's steams (Dr. &RD have been
in constant attendann upon him sines the acieldent,
and from eight o'cltek on Sunday night, June 311,
until eight o'clock on Monday night he was Dean left
by his medical men, as he no sooner reooeered from Ofte
it than • more violent one succe-ded.—Stur.
Feaarnt Poarrion.—On Friday evening, the filth
Jon, shoot a quarter past nine o'clock, a young memo
residing in the house shoes the shop, No. 93, Clayton-
street, Neermatle had • most miracelous &nape. as
was engaged in clasping a window on the lies stew.
and while la the act of pulling the upper portion el
the •indow down the woodwork gave way, the saddle
(alum of the frame carrying her outwards with it.
Fortionstely her feet caught hold of • portion of the
window is her des:rent, and she hung there le a Moot
perilous position, the excited crowd which
asermbled ielpecting every moment to see bar d
to the ground. She remained suspended the.
some persons got into the boom from the street, and
revolted her from her precarious positioe, apparently
none the worse with the earreption of the great fright
she had esperitmeed.
880CRING DEATH AT CHOILIET.—A sawyer, 11411Hili
Thomas Longworth, of Plestetreet, Checks% was
killed on Monday, whilst at work on the premises ref
Mr. Saville, timber dealer, Chorley. A Mee pima of
timber was tiaood on the stocks to be eat, bet It was
found to he in • wrong position, and • re-adjustment
was necessary. Whilst the timber was being removed
the gearing suddenly broke, and the wood fell with •
tremendous crash into the lower part of the saw pit.
where Longworth was at work, breaking his arm and
th'Al'hinenLidernt"actitu6B7tirrThis sliTk4ll H. died In all leTwvarlayhmu%
night, the 28th of June, two sleety ionstables.
Henan and Waldron. were on duty in Hale-reed,
Hale Med, when they met with a man of • ellepisiolle
apiesrance. Is order to have • better view of the man.
Waldron struck • march, and then the caters sow
that he fatty answered the desetipt,on of a man who
vas wanted tor a burglary. Waldrop weed hen by she
back of the neck, when the prisoner drew • piatol. red
fired. The shot, however missed; and he shoed
immediately tr,d moth, r pistol, this time with ewes
soften, the ball striking the officer in the right side.
A desperate struggle then took place between the
peiseper and the two officers. Rotten, though wounded,
mall assisting his brother officer. While be was=
no, the prisoner stabbed him moversl times with •
After °made, able di/Beatty the primmer was Modoeffed.
The constaide lies in a dengerous state.
Nuneaouso Cruet= AClalogT • Seorerreen.—Cie
Tuesday, June 25, at the TownhaLl. Leeds, a middles
sged woman of bold address, and attired richly sad
fashionably, who gave the name of Ann Height, was
charged with • genes of thefts ememitted in faireffers%
drapers', and clothier.' snip& All took pimp on the
evening of Monday, the 20‘13 ult., 'then there was IMP
parities quietus. in the town, owing to the &Was-timed
the volunteer review at Doensater, and when 1000 of
the shops were shortehandsd, owing to the &hemmed
their young men, who were doing duty with the seeps
Ito which they reepeetively belonged rh. ern
dation appears to hese takes place at the shop !IV:
Hirst, Timber, Briggate, whets the woman iMis a
diamond ring, and an emerald me, both together
worth f:3l At Mr. Gannets's, In the same skeet, she
stole two gold peek chains at Mr. Seteatin's d
estshlithment a that silk ba:ided jacket, at Kr. Ho=
a silk dress at Messrs. (Mies • flowered silk piese of
16 yards, and at Meows. Hynes' • bleak dremsettats
The police suspect her to be • practised thief of forseld•
able &wee. 'eats, and themfore have had her Skater
photographed, with a view to citations' further infer.
minim about her. She has been committed to take her
trial at the nest Leeds quarter sessions.
DITURTANT TRIAL rea AN ATTNIEFT AT MIME= IN
Fulton—The Court of Anises of the Cornier haa been
enraged daring seven sittings in Urn a yonnEr.n.
named °Rupee, aged 22, on a sharp of
ettempted to murder a farmer named Least, reili&g—Z
St. Pantouz-FOrtiger, by distbarging at him • pa
loaded with dugs and bells. Ladet's wife, and Mr
father and mother, named Namite, wets alse shamed
with being accompliess in the crime, Is the evade( of
the eth Maredi last, as Inlet was going tea neighbouring
village to fetch his wile home, amording to &noontime%
he was fired at by • person conceited behind • tree,
and wounded by • ball in the cbs.t, end by a slog over
Isis right eye. Two other projectiles also pas et through
his clothes. It wee at first thought that the wound's
the brood would prove fatal, but the ball Was entreated
the following day, and the wounded man risteeereds
Suspicion at mice fell upon the primmer Dolma, who
was arrested. When interrogated, be chellOesed bin
guilt, and stated that he h•cl made the attempt at the
in.tigatien of Le We wife, her Gother and mother, wino
had planned the crime, and taken measure+ to saws
its seonet, Tim, were aceordiagly needed, It
appears that nonnet hail Mt year mode an oar of
m trams to Nsuche's daughter, but was refused cm
account of him poverty, and in Sepeember
married her to bidet, who posnieed some land cdtt
own, and 'lto held • mortgage for 1,0301, oa lase
belongiog to Nauctlie. Alter the marriage It leseassa
notor.ous in the parish that tbe prisoner Goebert maie-
tained an improper connection with his leaser sweet'
heart, who wits heard on more thin one occasion be
ultra's a wish for her husband's death that she might
marry hies In November lest the prisoner Ladet
iodise. I her husband to make a will leaving her all his
property, and after that, his murder was pithead by
hams% bee parents, and Galant, sad they e welted
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