The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-26 00:00:00

DOROHESTER OCTOBER FE&

LATESf:

TOWN DESTROYED BY nu.

A telegram dated Poem,. October 23ed, the city has been almost destroyed by fu1.'41114,,

(Bit llectrie Tekgraph.)
THE ACTON MUkibER,

G 50117413 Pavey was brought up as, 1-1
day (Monday) charge.' with inuroerartil",,l.
aimed Shepherd at Acton. Ile was axuaded`44•4l!...

The Central News says :—We are enabled,
authority to contradict the statement that ti,ect..64,
Silent have taken steps, or entertain intestic‘
the trials of the Land League leaders te 11:k.
The prosecution. will be pressed with
should these fail, Parliament will be
grant suspension of the Habeas Corpu
Mr. Forster considers, would be more egcv,.
lees liable to abuse than coercive act& the7_4l,l
the removal of the trials probably arose fu4s-Pr.
that all local vnues will be tried bet°, 1110..
courts in Dublin. Eight police inspx,t,,.4,l
summoned as witnesses t, Dublin in al litieel.L.•
Attorney and Solicitor General and Sergsvitt
and Sherlock, three more counsela. were os
"reddicile:dutededble. otfnohreTtil•tihteueord4e7gYies7Wincaltlh'elheuePstEacfjo'ftiLeilthew'
meet. •oi‘ .

A horrible crime has been c.onunitted at
London. A resident tradoszuan, named
went with his wife to London on Friday
leaving • man named George Pavey, who
his employ for some time, in the hoe,* with a 1nt7.4
aged ten years, Mr. Shephard's daughter by I
wife. When the girl's sisters came home frqt,
in the afternoon they were .unable to grt
hause. The parents returned about Neve%
.°
evening, and found in the kitchen the herv/r
child, which was lying in a pool of blood.
stion it was found that she had been
murdered by having her throat cut,
about three hours. Pavey warn 11PprehtlIdei
in a workhouse at Hendon. He lea married irk...".
Mr. Shepherd regarded him se • steady and
man. Robbery 'seems to have been one of tilt
• lof the atrocious crime.

A remarkable encounter between a p-iliceue&r,
bulrgla. is reported from Cheshire. It leen:.
about one o'clock on Thursday morning &
named Dillon caught a num in ttio fowbho,
Deddaagton Rectory, and took him into cattoly
the way to Birkenhead the man suddenly me,.
his staff out of his hands, felled him to the eseLz
tried to gouge his eyes out. After a 1..4 qr..
Dillon finding himself °shammed, drew
which he carried, and fired. The bullet
the prisoner's breast, and ho fell back
went for assistance, and on returning fount tis:.
man had gone off, but he was oalriemently pew;
in the neighbourhood. The bullet has not yx .
extracted, but it is believed he will runner,
been 22 times convicted.

LONDON CORN (OPENING.)

Wheat quiet sale at Friday's prices. Flew sa:.
other articles in moderate demand and ahmt gt4,_
in value. Arrivals: Eoglish wheat, 1.4.11 pss...
flour, 22,390 sacks ; foreign wheat. .44,0-L; quo.
barley, 10,155 quarters; oats, 51,z59,:, quarten ;
2,208 barrels; 16,146 sacks.

LONDON CORN MARKET (CLO3ING.i

Wheat closed heavily, and was frequently k
qr. easier. Flour weak ; maize, beam, sal is
tolerably steady; malting barley firm; interne cn:
lug and oats lower to sell.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.—Mosou.
(THIS DAY.)

About 4,000 beasts, including 210 foreign. TM
quite, from 4i 61 to 5s 81 About 9.500 .he?;
quiet, at 5s to 7e; calves, 5i to ; p., Is 611,1,,
per Blbs. At Deptford there were 1,500 bank a.
7,000 sheep.

The supply of sheep at this annual {air
(Monday) was was far below the averaze,
being penned, being about half tne numier
last year. There were only a few bea,ts
and the horses were also small in numhers.

Our auctioneers, Messrs. Ens, r, Meer& 1)...01.
Son, and Mr. G. Symonds had some um:ellen:las:
ground, which attracted a la ge number of pentw
and fair prices were reached. Ewes, in lamb. a
from 4Ss. to 50s. ; fat wethers about 475. ; burnt,
40e. to 475.; Down lambs from 345. ; horn ban:
to 34*.; horn wethers, 325. to 355. The prim
very varying.
Very few horses were sold, but some !plaid T
cart horses, comprising two teams of Mr. J ts Pr".
of Barton Farm, were disposal of by 317.
Beyond those sold by auction, very few chie...-elir‘
The weather was beautifully firm, and the =caw
was moderate.

DORCHESTER CORN, SATURDAT.
and the market was tirm at last week's prtesa to!
wheat was worth D. per qr. snore Use last look
slow trade. Good samples of Zoglisb chest omega
for at full prices, 44% to 5. Prune malting WWI'.
Weed last quotations, but there was scarcely of r" -
in secondary sorts. Oats firm and dry; bowie:el:sr
at from tik. to Wt. Maine ej per qr. better. Ple"'
trade at 34. to No. per sack.
DORCHESTER CA/TL &tau RDAT. —llodersteW.
of beasts mad sheep at our smoke,. Intall den Pt
were a ready sal. at £l4 10% t £23s bead. Go"'
calves, £l7 to £23; barrooms, £24 10.. to t 3)
Two • year • old steers, 20 guineas to
Fat beef, 121. to 13.. per score ; fat bulls £l7
wetber mutton, laid. per lb.; ewe ditto, 7d, to Sl. 101
attendance and short supply, in consequence ol WI
on Illbuiday.

SOUTHAMPTON CORN. FRIDAY.—With feta!'
ance at this day's market, the price of wheet
LtAed with dull sale. Barley, oats, and aim
the full prices of last weak. Flour slow sok 6,f•
we-les quotations. New wheat, red, £lO les ts
new white, gll to £l2 llits per load; oats, ft' v"
malting barley, 34s to 406 ; grinding ditto, 214 to
Ms to 50,; peas, 37s to Us ; maim, Cs to 36 Per qr.
35s to 37s wr sack.
SOU 1' HAM PTON CATTLE, Fat DA Y.—Thers
supply of stock at our market to-day, that of
quality changing hands at the following POCe;
wethers, 6s 4il toll. 94 per stone; and beasts, lb
score. The following were offered :—Beasts, 1S;
15; sheep, WE plea, SI sand horses; &
OLOUCE3 rza WEN, Sarnanag.—There oil
supply of Falglish wheat, and prices were nearlf
quarter lower. Foreign was held for last week's rite
sellers could not make progress. Orindi" Nog
Maim !either sees,. Oats glow.

BATH CORN, SATIMIDAT.—There was •good
it oar market to-day, and more wbast of good
on offer. Holders asked higher rated'. which
business Barley was easier. Other article,
unchanged in Tans.

HUNTING APPOINTMENT&
Cattistoot Rounds—Tuesday (We day), ArmPa' '
clay, Marticustown-gate—at 10.45.

BIRTHS.

August Z', at sea, on board the Peninsular sad
Company's a.s. Baogalore, the wife of Licata's' •
Hawker, H M.S.Cormorant, of a son.
Octoberlt, at Beracurnekkiordmoutk of a
,theionwif . e of Mr.
punow. late of w lOl
October 10, at 10, Orchard-street, Dorchester, sass
Mr. Henry Martin, of a son.
seise
October 14, at Upwey, near Dorchester, the
Rev. J. Wills, of the L.M.S.. Mod.tgascar, of a son
October 14, at Langley Manor, Eltug, Saila*** -
wife of William Vandrey, EN., of a son. .1
October 16, at Highfield Villas, Winchester,*
C. L. Hall, of eon.
October 18, at Sandovrn, the wife of the
Penny, Madras Chaplain, of a daughter. e •
October 18, at South Walks, Dorchester, ...-
Thomas Bennet; of a daughter.
October 10, at High-street, West Cowes, * •
Hatch, of • son.

MARRIAGES.
October 12, at Castletown, Sherborne, by
M Compton, vicar of Frame Woodlands, a"s""*,
Rev. W. H. Lyon, vicar of Sherburne, Besiss,t,
Wilkinacm, solicitor, Bermondsey, and of iteunlei,
to Isabel Mary second daughter of the LIU ob 2
surgeon, of Salisbury. Ate
October 12, at St Luke's, Southamptin,A. bym •
ininaurorth, M.A., uncle of the ltdc
11.
"Ase. Haigh, M.A., vicar of Shirley, An.. •
reasze, son of K. S. p Norhain r
to ereaeries Emma, daughter of the late Mule'
Maund, Req., of Portawood, Haute. ,
October 12, at St. Nicholas-street. Chase,
the Res- Joseph OdeU, Arthur James, eldes
B t so'
James ull, of Newport, to Mary aline, elje't
of Mr. Samuel Diny, sea., of Leicester. A,.
October 14, at St. Mary's Church, „
,t2seiter
Rev, W. H. Colo, Colour-Sergeant "e'-'ets •
the 1-14th Regiment, to Edith Louisa
daughter of Mr. Orlando Wataon, of He
Convict Prison, Parkhunt.
WOO.
October 12, at the parish church. Fast of, ,
Rev. G. Davis, James Robert, only son of
Southampton, to Emily Frances. eldest
Marie* James Goddard, West Wellow,

DEATHS.
September le, at Charminster, Ebrebetb•
wife of Yr. E. Perham, aged 56 Year,. lie
October 11, at Burnham, Somerset., Octarie,
eldesit POll of the late Rev. OCUIViIIi Pie"
Weymouth, aged 66. the
October 11, at Mistezton-lodae,Cree,rlL,
of his brother, Edward lame Sp_arte.
F.R.C.P., younger son of Waste
Crewlusrne, aged 37.

All_Oeques sad Pali-ethos orders r

14460s.tilki Mid Pabliobod by FlowAW
5. 110-stroot. Woo.
ol 'Ms Holy 'Nulty. fn"b-,,dea.
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