The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-24 00:00:00

RAILWAY I'AtiLT.ALTY AT. tiI!RFFIRLD.,

peei.,4Vpaaae."- -nee; train ran off the hneto-day (Moe-
day) at Victoria elation, Sheffield. The traffic MU greatly
delayed, but no one nes injured.

THE Tli)!IBORNE (A.AI*ANT..

The TichlUrne Claimant wu brought to the Central
Criminal Court to-day (Monday) as a witness in anticipa-
tion of the Kenealy came tieing heard, but was sent back
to Milbank without being taken from the van.

WRECK OF A §CtIgONEFL

Lkryil'stlegTam itatcs--that the liWtish schooner
Oriental, from Cardiff to Messina, was blown ashore at
Gkoi, Calabria, on Friday during a hurricane, and five
seamen wore drowned.

EF.AKFUL COLLIF.ItY EXPLOSION.

Twenty-three live. were het on Fride) through an exploision
M itaiunareh colliery, near &wherein The calamity is ascribed
to in. that. • quautity of gas liberate' by a fall of the
roof mine Into contact with naked lights, which the men,
despite all protests to the contrary, teed instead of the safety
lamp. Explorers reenered four who were not dead but
Injured, The sights were harrowing. One poor fellow wu
blown entirely to pieces, and his reuelna had to be taken home
Is • corf Juat sa it was drawn from the plt. One or tyro of the
bodied are so badly burnt that they =not be identllled
Most of the men were drooled, u if they Intended outing out
of the pit. and souse had food in their hand.. The scenes at
the pit beak and is the neighbouring villages were heart-
reeding.

Tilt tauurara
Ware held to-day (Yonder). mainly for the purpose of
enabling the bodies to be buried. Seven will be interred
to-dasr, and the others to-morrow or Wednesday.

INGLISH LADIES AND THE POPE.
Roar, Nov. 90.
A usunlier of English ladies have presented to the Pepe
a MILLI .1 Ja,400.

LEATH OF k SPANISH PAINTER.
Roma, Nov. 22.
The relebnited Spanish painter, Fortuny, died last
night of typhoid foyer, caught at Naples. He was
years of age.

A JEWISH SABBATH AMUSEMENT.
mr. Hannay, the police magistrate at Worship-street,
Leaden, luta had before hire a number of Jews, who were
'caught on Sunday having • game of cards as • Sabbath
amusement. Evidence was given that Gaillard, the chief
-offender, kept the house, and received a penny per goon
for the use of the cards. He was tined LS, or ,ix weeks'
Imprisonment., and hi., guests Ala each, or lt lay. They
were all removed to gaol.

WHAT MICA 'ME OF ItOOEIC TICHBoRNE.
A istrange story is told by the New Pak rd!. ixorre-
rpondent at ilonoluln rf the fate of Roger Tichhorne. The
writer steles that there is at present in Honolulu an ~hl
English tailor, named George Claridge, who hurried the
ioiasing lezenet ith his own kands in the year 1847.1.
He was on ha killed in the South l'aeitie at which a
French schooner touched, ltovni. ea board a sick
English gentleman whom they pieked up et the River
lime in a small lest with another osstawai, isith of
them being in e fiiiiii,.Lsl been. The eaptaiis said
the gentleman could speak French as well as himself.
Claridge went on Isar,' to attruil to the sick gentleman,
and the vessel proosaled to Sydney !Aland. an uninhabited
teland, where the vessel took on Ismail a large quantity
of bicke ale owe. The gentleman was larded along with
Claridge, and therms:el wentaway promising to cell again,
which it never dial. The gentleman became delirious, but
Ii one of his lucid inters abs he told Claridge he hail hada
quarrel wtth his father; and had gone to South America,
were he embarked at lies on bistril a heavily laden vessel,
which neat down in a ritual He awl seven others got
into a small heat, teat while they were wandering alseit
in her all died except Itheself awl another, and they were
rescued forty days after the vessel went down, lie then
told him his name was Roger Tichlenne. on the 18th day
after landing lie died. and was buried by Claridge. Before
his death be wrote iiu a piece of super with A quill and
Wood taken froiu a wild bird, and teld Claridge to have a
copy sent to his familtpiu Englarst es, soot, as the French
wise) returniaL Clark se did net get olf Um Island for two
vows. The erisdual writing is new in his possesaion. It is
Illegible save the siscuature„ "Roger richborne," which
~ten be clearly traced. Claridge was shown a cony of
.he Itbsstrated Lumiest New, with portrait. „,„,
'ilcisboene family. Immediately he recognised Roger's
ilikenesis.

11,410sray Oittlmext and -Sudden timings el tete-
...gore pore, try all persons inahjo,t to rheumatisiu.
tie dolmen's. and many !mantles vrarcely lege
thotmli d .lorter In the first ottasit
.utteling ill ally muscle, joint or none,
"..vcour,,,holllll ly h.4t. foluelibilious of Ulu
We disease ‘‘ itli Let brine, and by subsequently
rb. bing in this reueukable Oiut.oeut, 1111lnlaille.i of
itre w be uesileosi, iwdeuea ution subdued wild
tromlue. NU, takeil, will
aw
tify constitutional disturbances and renew the strength.
reamdie. h.a.etafore thveoverod have preyed SO
seirective ma the Ointment moil Pills for removing met,
ithenmante, and =violets. attacks. which said all age,.
sad are commoar heredits7..