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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-23

3111110LAZT AT LOT WOODHAT.

Frank Wilson, V. clerk, imperfect education, formerly
on the Great Western Railway, was indicted fur burglari•
misty breeking and eat-ring the dwelling-house of John
Lindsey, q., and reeling a ,arriage clock and rev-'al
articles, value 592, at Zest Woodhay, on the 14th July
last.
Ile pleaded guilty to receiving the di of ti...
linrelary with • guilty kts.,el d..e, and 114 p
bayitc decided in take the plea the prooner admit ed a
previous aieviction in the nein., of Platt, in Osfordshire,
for stealing win-, won in the Great Weatern employ.
The prisoner. it app Issi beim in Mr. Ln.seey's
service, where his father was now coachman, and had hes n
Mere for 17 years.
A police olti,er said he now held • wat rant for prisoner's
apprehension for forgrry.
He was sentenced to dee years' penal servitude.

•LLRORD P.)8888 RS • SOLDIER

Albert Edward °ono M. •oldiai, imperfect education.
wee iodlcted for stooling s postoallice TI r for tee p ,y•
went of 18n, out of a poet letter. on tbe letti Auguat teet.
Mr. Tickell proetcuted.
Acquitted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-23

POOLE.

Boys.—About 50 of the "Boys" and
their friends celebrated the success which attended
their proceedings on the "Fifth" by • convivial supper,
on Monday night, at the Angel Hotel. The "genial
Joe" himself presided, and all the young sparks of the
place put in an appearance. It is therefore hardly
necessary to say that everything went off in the most
agreeable manner.
Sincine.—Mr. Charles Bennett, of the New Inn,
ilazelbury Bryan, who also carried on business as a
butcher, and in that capacity was well known to
many of the tradesmen of this town, committed
suicide on Monday evening in a most determined
manner. He left the town about six o'clock at night,
and wandered away for about two miles—into the
ierish of Kinson, where he appears to have gone to the
river, and, after carefully hanging his blou•e and neck-
tie on some rails, then to have tied his legs by means
"ant rthine, to
tibmushlse f growing
ge lathese giadv:ignethaenr water
children. In Poole the deceased bore the character of
a steady and upright man; but money Matters un-
doubtedly led to the rash act.
SHIPPING INTXLLIGILNICE.— Arrivals : November 11
—Georgina, Rimer, London, manure; Olive Branch,
Joll, Portland, nil; Conqueror, Hannuin, Shoreham,
oil. 12—Askelon, Blamplied, Jerre y, nil; Hirondelle,
Cluchard, St. Male, barley. 13—Cornflower, Kent,
Plymouth, stone. 15—Sapphire, Cook, Southampton,
wheat; Charlotte, Denman, Southampton, wheat;
Reader, London, lathwood. 17—Sarah Ann,
Brown, Yarmouth, nil ; Diver, Page, Yarmouth, nil.
18—Gem of the Ocean, Elvey, Portsmouth, nil ; Unity,
Masters, Swanage, : November 12—
Capriciasa, Koram, Frederickstodt, ballast; Emma,
Conway. Portsmouth, deals. 13—Sarah Ann, Brown,
Yarmouth, deals; Hopewell, Grimes, Cowes, pipes.
Is—Wood Park, Howard, Southampton, deals;
Conqueror, Hanman, Rochester, clay. 17-Onward,
Knox, London, clay ; Rainbow, Brett, London, clay;
Volunteer, Dyke, Newcastle, ballast; Clyde, Sandy,
Newcastle, ballast; Acorn, King, Guernsey, flour;
Ann Elizabeth, Young, Plymouth, pipes. 18—Acorn,
King, Guernsey, flour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-23

THE RUMOURED MURDER OF THE AMEER

AFGHANISTAN.

The Tula correspondent at Candahar wires under
date of Nov. 16 :—Everything is profoundly tranquil
at Candahar. Traders continue to arrive in small
parties from Herat aid Cebu', bowing that the roads
are fairly safe. From Cabm travellers say that the
new Ameer is not making himself very popular, except
among the soldiery, of whom he has seven regiments,
who are paid well and rigmlarly. Men f the late
Ameer's army have mostly refused to serve, but have
given up their arms. The story of the Atneer's murder
appears to have arisen from his having made too pro.
longed a stay in the house of a lady to whom he is
betrothed. All business VIM at a standstill, no one
knowing what had become of him. Rumours (.f his
death then began to spread, and a quired such s• rength
that he was obliged to ride in state though the streets
of the city to dispel them. It is stated that the Ametr
is levying the revenue successfully as far south as
Ghuzni, beyond which Ghilzain refuse to pay, and, on
the whole, I gather. he is promering fairly well.
From Herat the news is conflicting, some travellers
declaring that Ayoub was .oi the point f flight into
Persia when they left, while other accounta indicate
that he is mak ng energetic i4tteml,ts to consolidate
his power. tis far from impri &able that, the yoke of
Calml tmopoi (wing removed from his own neck as well
as from those of the mtople, Ayoub may become really
a tstpular ruler, as Yak.s,l, undouhtly was, and that
his unsuccessful raid .on Candahar may have
strengthened his position in Herat itself.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-23

_
THE GREAT SCULLING MATCH

All Cansia, from the higheat to the most humble
of liociety, display the greatest juhilancy on
,jetory, and congratulatory telegrams are been
'lt frau every part of the Ilomininn to its hero is
, miter . ere Heelan's enthusiasts to know
lt that huAred of young Canadians sat up
~,,,,about the n 1 ht iv as to get the fird news. I roma.
digely alter it wax known an organisation was started to
the presentxti,.n n 1 a testimonial to Haitian, and a
..,,wrainme is alrewly being arranged for a reception of
umpinn on his return to Canada. Hanlan has been
7.0., i with telegrams congratulating him on his
poem,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-23

SHOCKING MASSACRES BY THE

KURDS.

Obeidullah, largely reinforced, returned and
attacked Unimiah on the 13th. There was great loss
on both aide& Obeidullsh passed the night at the
village of Anhar, four mile,, from lir iiiii iah. lie
ma.macred 2.-,0 of the villagerm, captured 100, and
deetroyecl the place. The son Ikahlowleli is reported
killed. It is rumoured at Tabreez that 30,000
ltusaiana are marching to the frontier. —Daily
News.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-23

SAD CASH OP CHILD 11111DUL

Fenny Stow Oodding. M. sisreant. no education. wee
indicted under the magistrate.' warrant, and was aleo
charged on • cornier'e inquidtion, with the wilful murder
of Louisa *try °ridding, altar Mary B•iiey, at Alverat-iler,
on the 15th September.
Mr. Warr, and Mr. Cunninstou prosecut•d.
Mr. C. Matthews, in.tructed by Mr. O. King. of Porte.
motto, defended the prisorier, who pleated not guilty.
The jury were locked up. Alter • quarter of au Iv ties
ab.ence they returned into Cnirt with a Terditt, or
acquittal on the ground of insanity.
His Lordship: Let km be detained during her M s• 'a
pleasure.