The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-27 00:00:00

Eaton Ealk gib Street echoes.

Two sad deaths h tre ccurre I in our mid.t, and two
hiAlpreeiwet l eitir .ne hs, e b,en taken iron us.
The hue of b. dh we gre ttly deplore.

At the 114 election, or s'iortly after, we antlered' a
eel 1,44 I.y the desth of one who wss universally
beloved.

I hear that rejo'ciug i 4 46,111 t ti take place in the
horollzh. and if thi. rej Dicing W 44 hot universal it
lewd I have a ch trin alsoat it with on which It can
haidlp b.. said to approach th tt perfection which ad
succe.sfui rrj ici.g..h .ul I arrive at.

At It ,ir Ivor is t I.s timie a peer "Long
1.4..4 for, coms at iso.." We coogrstul lite the future.
Nferrhyr--or wh itever name he rosy take—upon
his elev.ti a, and 11.,w it in be the npiens of
in !Amain; the respett of the iiihaintai,ta of Pool* fur
him.

The program mule in the c mstruction of "The
People's l'ark" i• well marked, and we trust that the
recogoiti .n of inch spontaneous generosity will be as
large as it sh.oild be.

But we bare not snivel at a " Park " vet,
Id we are reminded that if " circulastanc.s altt r
C 1.," this Ca% may be armed.

Whi coul I haw., thnu,rht oa sacin4 the tnwn of
Poole that a il election had so recently taken
Ova? rh wird. are ali taken ivrn, and, beyond
the :a:: Ow. o inn h ive suddenly grown
ti• h. non an I have ever ins4inal such an event
esild have t 'ken p:a A.

It nriv N. ow. that there were .letectivea in Poole
atomic the ekcthn. 11.se wh cionht my veracity
way shmtir have an opportunity of verifying this
feet, to,. to their area: surprise.

--
Th. otstement which went t`te r tunti of the foon•lon
"tiara." to the •if •ct that then, is to be a petition
ktainst the ret ani of 'lr. Schnibtr waa premstnre,
ny tho lent; but by th t thus th Ito. are in ',riot
moot probably the nal facto of the case will have come
oat

I he bven told —but how far it I; correct I cannot
sy—bet there will be no petition filed unless acts of
rmbel bribery can be traced to the present member
r P If tbis is true, and that individual ie the
elan took him to be, ha need have no qualms of
conscience u to the future.

I must cumatulate the party that " fought to win"
uPan it. 'lmam. It "tought to win," and has done
; bat it am bully grumble if the Liberals try their
hand at "fizhting to win," and a losing game is the
exception bir the Liberal party to fight in Liberal
Pogo.

.13'it if " purity of election " is the watchword of the
'Ol7 Puty in Poole, that party need not fear any
'llweare it may be submitted to. The don, my
Tory kiwis, why look so cast down? and why don't
You bout of more miles for your late Victory?
THI WANDERER, in Poole Telegram..
Longfleet, April 19t1, 1880.

PARKSTONB.
Saniors Aocinirr.—On Monday afternoon Mr.
Jo.eph Eaton, brick manufacturer, of Parkstone, was
returning from Ikuirnemouth, accompanied by a boy,
and,• whilst descending Sloop-hill, the pony he was
driving bolted. Mr. Eaton's house is near the foot of
Ow hill, and in attempting to take the turning lead-
inz to it, the pony brought the trap into violent con-
tact with the wall, smashing the trap to pieces and
throwing out its occupants but Mr. Exton, who is a
heavy luau, WM thrown against the wall and received
a had fracture of the thigh and some broken ribs,
besides injuries to the head. The sufferer lies in a
very precarious state. Mr. Eaton had scarcely
recovered from the effects of a previous accident.

state.—Mr. Watts : You musn't give evidence —The
Chief Constable : It is perfectly clear that the woman
WINSO al F. is utterly unable to undergo an examination which
Clitßi.V. Or STRALING A CHAIN.—On Friday,
an
at the would last five orals hours.—Mr. Davies: And on the - -
Police Cu ort, before General Greathed and General face of what I see now, d what I have been told, I
_ _ _
a loan named (how Friend, employed as an
dl not think it would he fair to my_ client to go on MASSACRE OF BRITISH TROOPS IN ~
•th wi —The Mayor : Well, we en,ine.driver atth d Kinson Pottery, waa charged wi th the examination to-day• . 1 AFGHANISTAN.
have given it up. When shall we adjourn to . -The
stealin4 :In iron chain value 155., the property of The Bombay Oazdit announces that an officer and •
Herbert Richardson, engineer of Poole, on or about Bench, however, thought that a medical certificate
should be obtained as a ground for adjournment and
I 6 Ist 4 I v
t •ceinber last, at Kinson.—Mr. Richardson , ' 1 immoral beyond Quettah by a band ~f 1,000
"ti'l he Pit ISIS . • el • Pottery about 'an engine at the Kinsonthe Chief Constable sent out to get one 43tit after a seen rn -
' time announced that the only medical man they could party of the 19th Regiment of the Bombay Army have
three u 1111 l ths since, and about a fortnight ago be
M Fl • Quettah and Candahar is blocked, and the telegral
missed a chain fro the blocksused f the
r •
find r. owers, declined to have anything to do Pathans and men of other tribes. The road between
• • has been cut 2,000 Pathans are moving parall 1
•, . ni e us "rpurpose.haveeanything to do with the case —Ultimately the win- '
t Lay or two afterwards P.O Iliscock asked him
•s• adjourned for • week, and the Prisoners were to the force under the command of Colonel Burrows.
*heftier he had lost a chain, and he told him that he cage ""
hat ,ti removed, the husband being taken back to the station ( n the it , night, pie . .. . , poet,
suit a week ago prisoner came to him and • the wife to b 1 .11r h
powered, after gallant reeistance, the moral
and e her own IMMO.
said he had picked up a chain on the common, some '
between Chaman and Candahar, held by local levies.
• ht., ala body of Pathans over-
',6"tance from the Pottery, but he did not know that --
. Almost all the defenders killed, including Major
It l'elonifed to him. lie told prisoner he should not BRIDPORT.
Press the charge, nor did he wish to do so, as he did SHIppiNG IgITLLIGENM aailinel : April les,
Waudby, Road Commandant, who had halted there.
""'" A number of /faker Pathan* were also collected on
not think prisoner was the person who took the chain. Marie Stella, Jerzegabel, Lyme, nil ; Sir RA•rt Peel, Pishin border.
The chain he lost had 16 links to the foot, and the Long, Honfieur, Ballast.
The Hiaaraa have attacked and captured Ghurnee,
links were strained, and the chain produced corre- P. iivslotoin.—Miss Store!, of the Bristol School Musa Jan has been taken to Wardak by Mahomed
R11,..i.n,1ed with it. —Cross-examined by Mr. Travers: 16 Board, lectured on " Physiology "at the National Jan's brother, and it was expected that General
1n.4 t,' the freit was not an unusual size, and it was School on Monday evening. Stewszt would reach Ghuznee on Tuesday.
Sot an unusual thing for links to be strained. He A New RATE.—A special meeting of the Local
Could not swear to the chain—PC. Hiscock said he Board was convened on Friday evening, when there _,
, • Pony tethered on a piece of heath land close to were present—The Mayor (J. T. Stephens, Esq.), 1 THE AFGHAN SECRET.
Prisoner's house with the chain Produced, and as he Messrs. H. Howell T. 'ff. kdmunds, C. Edmund., a. 1 The Worl4 would very much like to know the con.
thought it had been made for some other purpose, he . made einiuiries. Tucker, A. Reynoids, G. A. Samson, 13. E. Biddle- 1 tents of the papers which have been burned in the last
He knew that Mr. Richardson had consbe, S. Whetham, and H. E. liounsell. Upon the week at the Foreign Offioe, the India Office, and the
'il.:'ne shirk in the neighbourhood, and he sew him on proposal of Mr. Howell, seconded by Mr. Reynolds, it official residence of the First Lord of the Treaawy.
,7th instant and asked him if he had lost a chain, was- decided to levy • rate of is. 9d. in the £on all Dead men 'ell no secrets; but the ashes of these
t‘ hich he replied that he thought he had. On the buildings within the borough. An smouldering folios must have contained not a few. I
f win, lay „ houses and other witnin s
irhe n-: 'ay he saw the prisoner And asked nun • fin the e has thus been made— wonder whether certain letters from Lady Cavagnari
, . increase o one penny re he got the chain f and h said h fformal a portion of the official holocsnst. It is
en the - - • •• from, • , e e_ mind It the last rate being ls. Bd. . . .. . . ___ .

.4:1;;ii- - -I— - ----- •- ......
„nit r e ng mm the turnpike - road! ~ -.
Womitir's Suera•os.--On Wednesday afternrin a scarcely a:secret that Sir Louis Oavaguari left Sim •
the thechai IT". Re
"d
prisoner he believed drawing-room meeting was held at Mrs. Reynolds', for Cabui against his own better Judgment, and
chaixe
,int e onged to Mr. Richardson, and took Emit-street, where • large number of ladies met to haunted bye melancholy presentiment that he would.
The p„,ny 11.--ross-examined by Mr. Tracers: discuss Women's Suffrage. The proceedings were never return. It was not convenient to the Govrrn
a in
.4 tethered in a public place. There was opened with a short dress from Mrs, H. L. msnt that these facts should be stated ; but epistoii ry
swivel swivel at one end of the chain and • ring and Irpenter, after which Mrs. Reynolds read a brief evidence of them existed, and w-uld have been pnb-
When at
the
other, and this attracted his attention, sketch of the progres, of the movement. Miss Emily fished by his widow, had not "influence" been brought
he did tell% ed
prisoner where he got the chain from, sourge, of Bristol, who on Monday even ng delivered to bear upon that lady. No one grudges Lady CaVair-
with him in that there wall It man close by wh,, was an admirable lecture on "Hygiene" at the National nisei the pension given her, but it was on a scale for
rseallettnZlittne he found it Mr. Richardson, Schools, clearly and succinctly explained the work of which no precedent exists; and there is very little
inuae chain and swivels were.deot of the the association, and at the conclusion the meeting was d..ubt that the consideration which fixed the sum was
t4ek_Aelenos, sad
prisoser , !mops, who for thrown open for discussion. Several subjects in the surrender by Lady Cavagnari of some documents
.•een, and ths mis whordnw,
wt till Cirlan-cni- the which women are deeply interested were referred to, whose Publication the Government had reason to
him at the UM/ Mee especially the Factory sad Workshops' Mt; as droll