The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-07 00:00:00

POOLI.

de proposed to build a us- Temperance Hotel St
B.irnewouth at the cost of EG,500 rhe shares ars ti
1.. £1 earl,.

A CouTido.—A cduple of bias Orate Were 6necl &-
800, e.,or uth, on Thur.loy, in renal aim unt, t
-131 for ri line on the footwa), and the other for Wine
u .provided with a lamp, it brine dark.
H. CHERKATT, a mrintor of the borough
oird ..n S durdsy of typhoid fever an i
pneumonia- lie was only 41 years of age, and bad
been in the force 21 year.. He his left a Wile and
I,' g family.
We mix TRIMATINZD with a School Board. At
least that. what it wil, onows to if the National Schools
are not hriter supported than at proorpot. AL a
weetins 14 the friendc of the school.. on Friday it war
reported that in "oonsrqueoce of deeth or root .vat, the
•übsc, iption list bad in at ....iously daninished, aid
that unless this be •peedilE remedied a School Hoed
would become inevitable.•
It wan resolved by the,
present that an appeal should be mole forthwith for
•uhscriptionr, which should realise £lOO sawmill in
order to meet the expenses.

A tAttog imolai of navvies have of late been
engage.l in nnki.jo . junction between the Est an
West station. at Bouro.moutb, and doubling the line
between that place cud Poole. A good many ,4 thee
men pleep in Peas, and walk t their work in the
morning, ~titPre gat a 'bake down whec and where
they can. At Christchurch 'len a number have been
brought into the town in connection with the reilway,
Owing t want of accommodation the mei oil
of these men '• sleep out '' wherev-r they get
the chance. The magistrates in the plen,ito le
their wkdom mPet the diffichl 7 by en ins the
unfortunate offenders to Winchester for a month . hr d

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A Ustroc. NIMBLE OF SOCterr.—At ti pelic-•
court ~.. Monday, tel,re Mr. IV W-ete•n ,1
Captain S,,ne, that •wro char .c er. El ear
K, hv. 111. charge wilt bein4 drunk ad rio .41, ia
the M ark-t-p1e...• on nit,,t. Abut ho f.pa4
nine he woe 4,ut in Inc ..reet Jr., k, and .11 k n a greet
nei.e. fil wa. requeete Iby P.C. J tan Mon te tua ,
on, but he relfne. taking ell hi. hat on I c
challe..ging the Altair to firth . Tee reoult w.• Le
very son fotiod himself celled," and Fr A C 4808 41
hours after he sum.ed hinted( by •h wing " murder "
at the top of hie voice. He ha. mothint t •.ty f r
himself, an I was 8 'at 1., porche.ter for a month,. lanai
lab,tur. Ac rilat t . • return pro.tuerd by Mr.
Sup'. Hunt tie re +/wen frADVAI4IB eonvie-i 0..4a1n•t
It in iio. F bruery, 1871 utah ti r omit h
tut': he ha., pa.oed near,y five yrive out ..f th. 1413
in gaol for . r toeing Iran vagraecy t., bur•lary.
He has been p omitted 'Att.l earvito te by the
Manor ler If he ever c 'we U,, f t• trial Arai ~ but he
h.. heart thie s et ten that he doyen.' believe in it.

A riar, mach, ha I a not Imes bappi y .li.c venal in
time. ul I lime 'mulled in very pert gpctte croon •,
occurred • m We•l nes lay eve ll 11l •Iwout
the premises if M-mr.. Bar .n and Co., ironsammr.,
if the High-tire.% It appesrs that of the
mpietalts was engaged In drawing some par .ffi ft in
• cam in the shop, who.. the fumes reset). d • I sop
standing no gr, and the whole at in Cu became •
use, Of tf MOS. Every .ff 'ft was made to put out the
fi e. which bad it been allowed to spread, wonl.l
nod nibt.dly have rmulte I in the destruction ..1
mire block of buildings in that relarter. As it •ii.,
some one had the singe to mosaic throwing dust 00-1
the fires-., and this pr .verl effacing', a tiou.:ll it
until dam me Cr. the . xt.n.t of £lOO bat tom
done. Ore of the firemen ma. a f .itigh rt•tenti.t
tt " play" with the crowd which Imd assemble I
toy turning ib.. boat upon th,to. Ile war 0,...1
.leser mei y knocked down, and had it not been for
P.. J. 11.10 would, a. doubt, Isuas fared a AI. As
it was, he f that the back garden was the oeare-t
way home. To the rush whirh Ole stuai I j to
°ceps oord we regret to soy poor oil Jr.,.. Are..
the • ge,p. WAS cona'der•lt y upeut. a. OPV.h O. th.t
he is now walking about with his fscs baodur4 with
staining Oman.

DIATI or Mn. JOHN (k:LOVIDI.—The death of Mr.
John Groves, of Longfleiy, the well koown iergeant-
at•Maat, has elicited wide exprifewaio /I f • L. Trio
dec-aserl, erh,i also filled the imp oot offi wof rat,
c hector fir the parish, and was a Bile hande.U.ll in..•
and Iwiked renaukably well in his oftki rob ie.
OIOIIOIIIIT active tor am aof IA I. si his portrait
was eieeo ia a c inply of thy illustrated papers, the
Genpkic, on the riCCaeion of the iitiend•g of the B s-
in iuth Vier, end in the Boys Owe Pa pt, itt d pi Ai. g
the I much of toe ism lit •b 'at. lie wee, we b
the iildeet Meson in Pit de, having Wen . inemlier
Lodge Amity," in which he filled .11 the officec. for
h ylf-a-century, an I be hell illy offiut of T.w
dirge int fir 34 yin a. The f biers' t 'At lilac, on
Mood •y, end, in n•idi in to hie erdlow yid five
children, th. r • att•n let it shoot 30 of the .loceise I.
brother Mae., st ylr. Itu wh WY usably to he
rieweent, s-oiling his earths:. ay a token of riom• •••
Thee irtese c 1 of a heirs, and tw co yches, ant
the bidy was t Oren inn St. Ill•rie'a Church, woere it
was mt by the Vicar. the It-n. if. L. Williams, 4•1•1
the aorrice f ir the ilea I op to the part rlferring to the
actuyi c 1111lig41110 of the bole to thy grave ea.
rendered fully ch owl. Toe coffin, it may he etaty
was covers 1 with hand. -me wreaths and mesas if
flowers. At the c ncluel -a of this p sans f the
WM WWI the eolemis proceeed 0 procee lei to tiy
Cemetery, where the remyiniler was gone thr .
The colt, and shell were of poliahed elm, fir ivide ty
the well known undertaker., Me...,. Hoot an I S
by whom all the arranawin •nta Cur the foetal +ale
carried out in their o•usl caw( al an•l c imp ete
munner.

Linux Pont.—At the P lice.c net on Tu.,".
Mr. G. Curtis and Mr. Midas had th •jr time .c
In decolsog upon • tro,upe.y -qoatssle bur,. o •
c supla of ladies, whou " 1t0.." it may Ir said, .10
nil i•xactly "li., in pleasant place.," ao t lire in
not.. .1 the lowest parte of the town. Mi.. Collin...
the wife of George C olio*, emnocoicol Nik'Y It's
hotter known as "Black Bees." and formerly of
•rcheeter, for an aseault on the 3011 of dept-mher.
—Mr. Booster-Hill defended "Ilv.y."—Mte. Collin.'
evidenow was t. the effect that on the previous co oh.
lag she (the defendant) begat. at her and threatens
to warm her, and said if her old man would sly c one
outsi le ilhe would also do for him, kin. k.:..11i,ne
accepted the challenge, awl upon her going out the
' defendant but h r awfal, and scratched her face.
They bad "a second tussle," but how she came out
of it the samplaluant said she did not ku vs.
oonversation she affirmed was
orormevinnioation by Mr. Hill, the oompleioa t
admitted she t sok up • poker agaloat the defect,' .4.
hot aim did not hit her.—Mr. Br. star-11111 : Wi a ?
Dldlet You hit her on the head with ?—Pr •ost p
tiig : I didn't have the chanos.—Mr. Broet.o-
Hill : But you wish y ba I had, ts-ohaP'
Tbe whose gave an c intemptootte sniff. The
prouscruts ix's husband we. called, but hie evidenc hsd
nothing Co do with the caws it was AMOY t.° lbs
effect that the deism last had called hist a hump-
backed cannel and Bible-backed—" which he coal sn't
help a blimp on his beck thro.i.th bard work. -Mr.
Broster-Hdl, for the (Wen v, pia lot, the witness-box
J.ihn Saunders, who said dlr.. Cal ins noel language
which be shouldn't like tout. himself, although he dere
ear be wee as bed as the pee. Mrs. C aims, be said,
offered the prlmeler out to fight from four in the &for-
n,nn until half-past nine in the se.ening, Alter the
affair Mr. 0 use, came hon. an I knocked hie wife
down, telling her she was always making a row.—
Mal., Hodge. and Alice Emb.rly gays corroborative
evi•lence.—Mr. 8r0d...11.11 pointed out the pelt y
nature of the caws, and toe B•nch dismissed it, ordar-
lag each puny to p.l their own costs.