The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-20 00:00:00

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The Town Oierk wee diode! te Iwo time matter before
thd The enmities et tb• benestarratene 1
bad bettor remain over till the other was settled. —:o
e Highway Bair ra.
TIN TlollUlna. 81COOND EDITION.
W. GRAMM : IS It not ceeet=sto cell a pabile
lag and raise the SAO for ebe Pees& and other
WAHL BHAZONHFIELD TO patuati
To,
matters eonneoted with the Tummy 1
The KATO': I wit glati Moaned mg intealtow ta it. I MORROW (TURSDAYI,.
Hari Boosoosiold took a walk tb
iniag all over the 0tent........ there wilt, 1
Osatlo grouse tkis (Monday) Wind"!
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sans Is. thoostose.) kh 646 i ber•
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mr. Gwyn au,. ma roollpbodloss before thibeisetioe. n go. *
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LATEST NEWS.

Lord Beacosidield arrived from W'tat NIL
leg street M one o'clock to-day (Monday).

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HOIISIBRRAMINO IXTRAORDI2( ART.
• OWILLIIKIIIOOII esenlis.
Of At the the Polleemourt on irr46q- PAM*
dttutio..biu. was woe& _lit before User= thr
H. 0 tb.d s. s..aua Majoraleal. Pewegi.Leamcherged
with felonioesly brealdag Mid en=lir
cm t dwelling-Imin
he 10th el
of Thomas Patinae. at °meth,.
April. and steeling theeefrota an itha Wastes& two
a
tuerseesoaztchawelirev.. twos sicole.pogunantimalookint. a
trunk, $54 a pillow.
three
er
artielsn.
BruProteenwriektoriroweeld.
awhea.was...ms oshinstuano...k4Lrankwr. Sos.i and livtteatwl.
he bought an uninished house at Ormstitutioe-hill, and
be had been slowly finishing it. In Octoberlast he took •
fewooc plartieddroraoishfueurnt dire' intrd"rert tb.ropervisehmMthwehworia kb:
He returned to Leedom during the same month leaving
the furniture in the both% the exterior of which was then
Salshied. The doors were left severely looked, bad the
windows were festssed. sad he left the key of the house
with Robert Allem. Last Hoods, week, the Sib instant,
hi tto tip' house again about one o'clock sad falba
**outside doors apparently secure. He bad • key with
him, gad he entered the boom and found that the doors
a the venue on the upper door had been forced open. He
mimed a hammock, five blankets. • railway wrapper, •
feather lbelster, two pillows. • roll of this; two Maass, •
baring stook, some centre bite, sad several other small
tibias. He returned to Landes. and wrote to the Mew-
lotendent Defies, at Dorchester, giving a list of the
things he had lest. Dist Saturday he revived • telegram
from AUDI., informing him that the bows had bath broken
into and other things stoke. He mese downs. Tuesday
end saw the sepseinteadest of police at Whetstone, who
skewed him • mamma • bedstead, • small fold*, chair,
two foldi mate. • portmanteau, a trunk, and various
other which he idestified as having beta token
front his house.
14ward Jamie Dyett, a lad, of Oonstitntion.hUl. raid be
was peed eg proescotees house with a load of lime on the
_ sth of sad saw the thissiter at the hoot door.whia
be kicked open sad entssed the hoses and west upstairs.
The door was fastened berme. He (witness) followed
prisoner upstairs, sad taw him then with • quart cup In
his band. Prisoner WM kWh and he loft him in the
hoes*. This occurred at half Shies in the afternoon.
moat, Ooolunan, wife of Thomas Oookinsa,
ovichman, of Oonstitution.hill, she was on her way to
Pools at 10 minutes past six In the evening of Saturday,
10th inst., and saw primmer at the frost door of promo-
toe's house. Prisoner wee peeking at the door with his
back, and kicking it with his foot. He broke some panes
of glass in two afferent windows, sad afterwards went
"Robert Allay. builder, of Oonstitotionhill, staked that
on Saturday last. about half-thet two °Mock In the after-
noon, he received information that some parson or
had forced the doors if Hr. Paterson 's hoses.
Wilewas prooseded to the house at ones, and found that the
front door mid three hoarsen' doors had been forced. He
put the looks to rights and looked the doors again. He
nailed up the frost don and also the windows, which had
boss broken, and then went base sad sent • telegram to
Mr. Patera& About half-past sight the suns main
he received information that some penmen or persons I'M
broken into the house again and were cambia the whole
of the things away. Accompanied by • Mead he at ones
proceeded to the lionas and caught the Prisoner on the
premises In Om set of putting the mattress produced on
his shoulder. He caSpl prisoner by name and asked him
whet he was doing there, to which he replied "Par
why r lie told him he had takes the mattress out of the
hones and that he was to let it rentals where it was. He
left his friend with the he went to lad
the When he returned fouled the echos had
arrived. He and rt (1 Waco* thee searches' for the
things be mimed frora the house, and they found on the
common, from 50 to 100 yards from the Mum, • =therm,
• folding chair, two folding stools. • portansateau. •
tzillok. • looklnfillass, end the ether small either aow
predated. The things ware placed In the house
and locked In, sad the Pakeznan took p.-4"-:114e
kellisthefiathiand by Primmer He found the frost door
hl
min
thareat halfmest two In the afternoon, He did not see
m then.
P.O. Risco* said he was on duty at Constitution-hip
about tefirl• niftf in t on Saturday night, when be heard
soma talking the direction of Mr. Paterson's
house, went to the spot and found several men there.
He was told the home had been broken into, and sever
• mattress against the wall he took it into the hems. He
examined the home, and found that the locks of the
front door and of three bedrooms doors had been forced.
With the exception of • cupbeard and a trunk there was
no furniture in the house They found the articles of
furniture mentioesd by the last witness on the COMIIOII,
Is different plasm, from 50 to 100 yards from the house,
some of the articles being messed with heath. He took
gtfleof all the Goode and put than hack in the hones.
n went ia march of the prisoner, and found him at
Harirstons. He took him beck to the house and charged
him with stealing the things there. Primula said that
what h• had he picked up in the read. He took him into
custody, and brought him to the police station.
All the prisoner lind to my in defence was that he did
not break Into the house.
The magistrates committed bias for trial at the next
Quarter Sessions.
Bag% DaiißiC Aged U. of Denstitntion.bill, WY then
charged! with stealing a saucepan. • fr) hairpin. and •
woman s straw hat, from the same house on the fame
day.
Samuel Olements, a gardener, of Clonstithtion-bill, said
he was pesetas Mr. Paterson's house about half-past two
on Saturday leek and saw some boys standing outside tbe
house, the door of which was open. He went iato the
house and met • little girl coming down tits staircase. He
found prisoner in one of the bedrooms holding • bag in her
hand, which contained the athenmam the f 'Morino, the
three plates, and the tw3 jogs produced. He turned o t
the coetents of the bag on the Boor. Piisoner said she had
110 UMW.
P.O. Himock said he taw the prisoner at her father's
hone* on Sunday, and aura her. At first she said she
had not taken away anything from the house, but she
afterwards gave him the hat Produced, and said that was
all she brought away.
Prosecutor identified the articles produced, and said the
hat was Mrs. Ptharson'a
Prisoner's father elected to have the case disposed of
summarily, and said there were quite • dome other
children in the bones at the time. He had ten children, of
width prisoner was the youngest, and this was the ant
charge agatest either of them
Tfe• magistrates decided to impose • One of 10s., braid-
lag roosts.

THE TAY BRIDGE DISASTER, .
oiphooodaitoro.girdere
.ofsadYairidnet
lahorewae reooreredat
noon. ibis %van, and et
=sre enensed in iron work, whkh"rovtilial
able evidence teat the rear part of the *do ira
been blown off tbe metals. and grazed along tim, woos
work before the bridge fen.
A petition has been lodged against the return of tho
Conservative members for Canterbury, alleging bribery
and corruption.
Kr. and lira Gladstone left Heimann thli (164,
day) eiborning for London.
Console unaltered.

LONDON CORN (OPENING),
Wisest ls to Is lower on the week; flour, 64 t h
gown barley end maize drooping ; oats,
ss about the mune. Arrivals : Eaglnl"4"l,Zlh
3,333 qr.; flour, 15,193 make; foreign wheat,
barley, 8783; oats, 41,7 W gni ; flour, 1,911 by.,el;
9811 socks.

POOLS.

fillt holt GMT Is tot lid for his defeat M
Bristol and Mr Arthur Guianese for his repulse at
bDanbrolniantlepeeniges which wM prat:dos/1y absorb their
in befouls& They will illustrate in their
new rank the origin in trade of the wealth ot so many
families whcee representatives in oourse of time °Deceive
themselves to be of old patrician stock.— World.