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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-05

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The overseer for GUMP brought in Ma list at s late
it/ambit excuse for not attending at previous courts being
that be had been sway from hems. He caused some
amusement by his total ignoranoe of the persons an the list.
There went several names marked off. but b.. did not know
for what reason. He could not tell if they were deed or
not.
The Banister remarked that those who saw their names
marked off as being dead would be rather surprised.
(Laughter.)—llia expenses were eventually allowed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-05

THE NAVAL DEMONSTRATION.

The Press Animation learns that in consequence of
the unexpected turn which affairs have taken in the
Adriatic, the commanders of the various squadrons
composing the allied fleet have referred to their Govern-
ments, in accordance with sealed orders en which each
aaanzaader is acting, and that, at the present moment,
communications are paining on the subject. The
reports so frequently mentioned that Turkish troops are
expected to act in conjunction with the Albanians
IS=the Montenegrins is now confirmed by positive
information. The Russian Government is
wholly in favour of energetic action, and is prepared to
an with England alone should the other Government,
withdraw from the hostilities which now appear
inevitable. The war party are in the ascendant at
Constantinople, and the personal introduction of the
Sultan has encouraged a tone at the Porte which
renders official intercourse • znerner of some difficulty
and delicacy. The Italian ambemador, Count
Illsa&brwe, and the French ambassador, M. Mallow!
Lemur, visited the Foreign Mos yesterday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-05

THE LANDSLIP AT NAINI TAL.
(Boom VICIIII0; Fisrr. is 18EID.)

From hit of killed strike out Private Man, safe,
but add Colonel Taylor ER,Lieutenant Robinson,
33rd Regiment, and &leis platelayer, making 40
European killed and four Injured, halides some 30 or
40 natives. These latter were buried by • landslip
about 10 a.m., and It was while working to extrioate
them that many Europeans perished, buried under a
mooed avalmobe, which swept away Victoria Hotel,
Amembly Rooms, and Bells Loudon House. The
hotel haa been evacuated after first landslip. Land-
slips caused by heavy rain. ,thogamig 33 foam fig!
in 12 hours.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-05

LiBSRAL ASSOCIATION.

The second monthly geseral meeting of the minatiere
was held allbi Fairies' Hall, =Tuesday seeing. wham
Mr. Oasis Edmunds, Chairman of the South- Ward
Committee, Strodoced for discussios " Individual Liberty,
and Party Ohligetion." The Sass wee an excellent es.
sad the impartial manner is which the speaker eased
the most important points, were thoroughly opereeleted
by the liven numbir of members coniregated. J. P. Ir.
Goodie Eno.. president of the atrociatine, presided.
Mr. Keen/nem in the course of his addres, raid tha
true Liberalism strikes its root downwards WS the
poliiical strata of the mation. and grows is beauty and
nerfoleees, sad we should understand ita principles,
msehisiy. and object. 111 b-lievel their aseociatioe
•ould help them in this ilireCti.M. nor would See to
as.. united actioe. for it le individual liberty, both
of thought and setts, and that the foundation of Liberal
**Nth. Liberalism wail capable of &log much for the
weed at large We are now at the bead of the mattes, is
ensnare, civilizttion, enterprise, and wealth. Thla
position has been the growth of centuries; our libeetiee
tad power porebia-4 by the blood of our forefathers. One
by is 'bus hare hies removed, triodes secured, and
pilit cal righte extended.
All advances were Dot mods by Liberal etateemete or
Goarainnele, hat meet bare bees brought about by the
iscalostiee of Liberal principle* recognitioe of the right
of iefiridesi hinny, sad by salty and detennistion
of tle Llbentl party. Much was yet to ba done, and a
strung, waited Wand party is the best 'schist try foe
oreplais the work, arid we should sem how we ese
seas the end without compromises( our distinctive
="lThe speaker went on to observe that ere meat
" foe the present," and es the wisdos of that
legislation will deviled our Peeitiee ha the future. We are
ooe mains rapid strides towards *duettist, pismire*
us iarremeog, miens is extending, an the Prow becoming
two isauential. Or artisans are more enliehtened on
the seat estioes of the day. They ere still reacting
%mord to the aoxl things to tome, and most of them Sr.
hada to the Liberal leaden to tstain aid carry on the
sit of proses
Liberelism must be t detest in its Greed, and heeled in
itafamish). and object. Mr. Kirnuod. touched at some
leest'i ups ot es hichly-important topies, and concluded
with Seeming ups Ss associates the greet seed of
multi anel eenstawy of the members of the Bridpott
Liberal Asiociatioo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-05

CONFIRKATION 07 LIOZNOS.

The catuatitow appointwl to conerat Bombes mes at the
Bbimbi'll on Saturday. whoa there were pretwat
roper, Zee 11,1 P., In the chair, Captain Carr Jolla Glyn,
11. C. Oooddaw. and a Bower, Seq.
_ _

AMITSINCI nithireelth.
The only business was the confirmation of • limn"
irrrathd by tth magistrates el the Bleedlord Distriot. to
William Call. of Winterbothe Whitehurch.
Kr. T. Coombs. on behalf of Yr. Atkinson. suPteortild
the application.
A very mewing memorial, by the inhabitant'. to favour
of the Homes being granted had been forwarded They
complained that se there wee only one tablicrhoese in the
vtliado they won obliged to have any bad beer which the
buidiord liked to oell them. (Liughter.)
Mr. Floyer: nit le certainly • draft argument. This
I suppose Mr. Gulf will have to simply good beer.
The memorial went on to say that there was little or so
Are In the other pablthhouse In cold weather.
Mr. Flay.,: Thea Kr. Guff promises • good are. Bviddr
beer and a Rood fire its certainly two good arguments.
hut I don't Welt the gemeral public will come to that oar
elusion on it.
If there are two pablic-housio," the 'memorialists
maintained, " Mere will be lees drunkoesset." alkleglier3
(Mr. Ploys,: That la • very meth dispeted point)
"The mason was this—bemuse if tea men were In se
house drinking nil together. they would drink more beer.
than If are ware be as. house end five in the other;
because it is the otherany that suss sem to sit up led.
drinking." (Laughter.)
Mr. Paper: If that Is the ore we shall have he seat
a good mar more norm (Laughter.) We will math%
your bores. Mr. OA wed we lope yr will frill the
of your neighbours la giving them good beer
Mitoliesfallortaide has.., and we are home it will hod
to dsoreass drualcasisms. (Laughter.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-05

FIFTH OF NOVEMBER.
Fs Ms Miter.

Deer Sir,—Now that the fifth of November Is an
close, will you allow me to Indulge It the wish that
the management of the firework demonstratioa may
not be ia the same hands as lad year, or, rather, Con-
ducted on the game principles I
My reasons are as follow.: Lest year them wee •
committee of either 20 or 21 members (a self -appointed
clique), who received subscriptions, the main of which
was expended in fireworks for their amt uss.
I should like to know what duties thres-fourths of
this codtmittee did, that they should mach receive about
sixtess tillage worth of fireworks. This I ma told
bet I don't know it for • foot, for W W
I O
= s stelansalof eecottett.
They will perhaps ar,E that shore were the subscrip•
Mate to coiled ; t members would be ample—
two for molt parish. same embeeripticsagolleoting
looks to me very touch like cadging for mosey to
themselves with fireworks. And I venture
It= to thick that subscribers would rather their
=should be spent for the baba of the pores
of the proosedon than for the "tipper
Omsk."
The only legitimate expenditure I can me is far the
band, the imam, and the bonfire, and I think smallest
ma nay be fottboossing to cover this by tha
of • small mrimrao in your valuable paper,
or say how with but Mao Wm:Pio-bowie OASTINII•
For a committee I would suggest four matlemen
be choma to reprommt the subscribers, and slight to
represent the proamioniMs ; that their duties should
be honorary, and that if any money resnalas atter
for the I have Wiested it shall
providing
spout in fireworks to be distributed atmaggot the
captains of the various companies, who should in their
turn distribute them amongst the UM forming their
company.
I was rather amused with the placard Immed last
year, which oommenood—the committee appointed
announce beg to that their saturnalia, etc., etc.
I do not it at least wish to hurt the densonetratlon,
on the contrary I would like to see it • greater moms
than berstafors, bsavkm it tab. • harmless diversion,
and we want • little in this monotonous town.
Yours truly,
A.B.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-05

A WIEN'S CRINZ IN FRANCK

——
Madame Is Condoms de Joss. an adventuress of
d appearanos, and of the venerable aged dirty,
w=shad eoe6descs of Madame Beestelaire, who keeps an
hotel in the Areas* de Segur, Paris. and stole from herr
more Oulu 3,000 franai in notes and gold.
On Friday night • young corporal of the 75th R
of the Use was Isiga and knocked down esVireet
walking along the Rueellesaborg. Par* by some meat.
The young man has lost his left eye in cosealufstee. and
his If. Is In danger.
On Thursday night, at half past ten IL Deward,
entoyd, 30. Rea Joufroy Batigneiles. In the
vr.c
his miatZZoiOct•th Wm. aged 111.
Wed 54. wee The wound is 41
At Toulouse, on Wednesday week. =4 Fable.
entered the Cad J end threw eltrisi in the fees of •
carter who had been her lover. and had abandoned her
after she had become a mother.
At Psi* In the Rae dr Bole, an Friday last, a man
named secallo, 44 years al age, a wiener. aa
three shots from • revolver at Men a wife, and then
own brains out Jealously wee the Niue of this atlelnPbod
assindaatisa.
At the Bet llasethe, 144, Boulevard de la MA* on
al6l, a butcher named Provost made the conquest
irrean Italian woman employed • streeteweeper. On
cooling out of the bell, an I also a street-sweeper
vrard,trdryt,t4,6l.l.l,2- m 947
his pockets when he was arrested
At Sue-Saint-Leger, in the Pee de Wale. °Mavis
Leureut. • married woman. aged 110 the mother ef four
childres, three of whom were mute idiots=ullepamaber
oth flung them into g well, and threw in after
them.
On Monday night some rag-pickers sad • Mg
Piedesoutese workmen had • quarrel in • cafil in
Harvey. One of the rag-pickers was stabbed 111 the abdo-
men, and died of his worts&
The same evening a man Of 40 yeare Of age wee found
In the Bois de Boulogne dripped or everything but his
shirt. He had been attacked and robbed—Pore/4w

ANOTHER IRISH OUTRAGE.

limos time shim a fawner earned Maher wee 'elated
from his farm at Waterford, see
the subwgent thr iHstijaraill= 6:111le lend, but tier
animals wore driven aat night by link:sown
pence& By i.ái of UN aziats. Ur' Weigh a
asember of a Lend Logue aa pug us owls on 10
gram, and cm Tureday he found lour of his best WWI
COWS with their tails out shear od. Mr.
Wahlth=bg4louely received a letter warning him
agsirwt hfaher's land. It is understood that as
a member of County Waterford Fannin' Club, he
cannot apply to the grand jury foe ocumpanstio..