The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-09 00:00:00

MURDER OF A BRIDE ON HER WAY TO
THE CHURCH.

At Preston, Testerau moroinz. John Simprn. •
clerk, took hi. &without, Anzio Ra.c.iff, into a
pobhchousi anl eLt h w thr at with a raz Th.
deeeaso I, wit., sWI attire! Ii lie- bri lal arms, WAS on
tot way to church to he man led to :Am! son..
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The Murdered girl it but la, And the murderer 20.
The young gitl delng pregnant, he nromis..,l to marry
her, Wei it edlllllod have coma eff last Itlonday, but
owing to Mtn, inf tinalitv was petponed until
We InerWay, when it was arranged to take lateen at
St. Panl's Church. The girl was lip early, and,
dress Imstlf in Ler weddirg at'ire, left the home.
She was joined by Simpson ontside. He, too, was
well dressed. He asked her hire the ceremony to
go ts Vie Si. Walter f3,:.'tt Inn, near St. Paul's'.
tie cheerfnlly o-dersd two lemonados, and went
Into a patlour, where he setvei himself beside
the g'rl. In a miante the 'kn.:liter of the lungs ly
WAS startled by a fall t,l aim% anti on looking
Into the t""ma “e the Yeeng lAy standing with b r
hunts crossed, Wood shoo+ gout of a deep wonn.l in
her throat. he fell heavily to the II tor. A men
yawing by, who heirl the err, "Oh my! oh my I"
ran in. The murderer unstained seated, coil and
unaffected. The man asked him what he had done,
and he said," Its me." A razor, open and blood-
stained, was on • amsll tahle, and Simpson was
sprinkled with bland. He had evidently hell her
head on the table, and cut her bead almost off. He
appears perfectly sane aid cool, but bit relatives say
he has ben deputised, ani has shown symotoms of
mental aberrati tn for web;. He ackauslegod his
I guilt when arrested.

Toe COMING HARVEST AND TER LAND LIS/43111X.—The
Emergency (I flttuitte. is et toeemt sneezed in makieg
errangements to counteract the proceedings of the Lind
Lamle dlrin4 Vas routine hat ..et. At most• (the ',cent
sales of fern* the question wrol raise I by the remittent-
tvi e;
.hrge.f. t.ropi e
Lint L. mom as t • the rght of tho oheriffs to
in the ground, which it wes contended cluld
feel All lie fermi have been nurchseed
irthe ascent vi the En ra-nci Commit's.. The tenants
dm the growing en pe. and thi !wild Leaguers have
ntwle siren temente to reap them. ThoE:Der/veer Cana.'
!nit's' hie, sermdi .aital." a large Ptaff of No-tb of 're-
ined labearPrt. •nd hat cmievel a 11.vzo eDteic alt'i'ol'
bind taathinetT it-1 the o'4lavt ~f va.herinz in the crow
on the putc,msed farm.. The 1,14 h 411verninent has
merle arrangements to wooly lion. and polio* to keep Ow
Pesos in the contests likely to mom

f Una it NM,

Fowl Europeans and three Arabs have been murdered
on the road to Tunis, where great excitement prevails.
WlLLtax K. HEARS, formerly a Fenian prisoner in
Monutjoy Prison, Dublin, hes been accidentally drowned
in the harbour of New York.
a A LLOYD'E telegram from East London, South Africa,
totes that a terrific gale has blown there, and that three
vessels have been wrecked; with loss of 30 lives.
a THE vicar of the parish in which the Wesleyan Confer
me is sitting offered the Bishop of Liverpool his church
to address the members in should he desire to do so.
THE trial of the five Boers charged with the murder of
Mr. Malcolm has been omcludod. The jury returned •
verdict of "Not guilty."
IT is understood that the volunteers to be reviewed by
the Queen at Edinburgh next month win number 36,000
men.
A aroen of unusual violence passed over Boston, Lin-
colnshire, on Saturday, completely wrecking sevliEld
houses and doing immense damage.
DAMAGE to the estimated amount of £70,000 was done
on Saturday at Goole, by the destruction by fire of two
large sheds said their contents at the railway dock.
Ox Saturday afternoon, Miss Hiccox, mistress of a
boarding school at Woodstock.road, Poplar, was found
burnt to death on her bed. A paraffin lamp was placed
on a trunk beside her, and a tin bottle containing paraffin
near it. A letter, addressed to a neighbouring ci.frzy-
man, was found in the room, and was taken possession of
by the polite.
Ix Jamaica five men and three women were struck by
lightning in a pasture opposite Stanton Estate, in Morant
Bay, of whom two men and a woman were killed, and
three others, seriously injured, were taken to the Motiplini.
THE Lord-Lieutenant has been pleased to camnitue the
death sentence paused upon Elizabeth Buchanan at the
last Derry Assizes for the murder of her husband, to penal
servitude for life.
THE great heat is the subject of universal complaint in
Naples. "We are suffocated; we cannot resist it," are
exclamations on every side; and yet it is not equal to
what it has been in Paris or in London. The most dis-
tressing feature in it is its hopeless continuity. By the
last statistics the maximum heat has been for several days
96 degrees Fahrenheit.
SEVEN more Social Democrats have been banished from
Leipzig.
SEVERAL more bodies have been brought up from the
wreck of the bolero!, and have been interred with military
honours.

A eernirvi has been granted in the case of Alfred
Moor, aged forty, a labourers in Stafford Prison under
sentence of death for the murder of his wife at Stafford.
FIVE soldiers are now in custody at Chatham on a
charge of wilfully murderine a private in the Royal
Marines. named Thomas William Hall. The names of
the prisoners are Wallis Hughes, Joshua Carter. John
Duggin, aml Michael Welsh, 53rd Regiment, and Thomas
Dodwell, 2nd Regiment. It seems that on Saturday
night a quarrel had taken place between the prisoners and
some Marines. As the prisoners weie proceeding to the
barracks they overtook the deceased and another Marine,
and, thinking they were two of those with whom they hal
quarrelled, set upon them. The deceased was knocked
down, and his head was kicked into a complete jelly. He
died before he got to barracks. The other man escaped
with a few blows.
Mits. ANsis Besawr has passed in the first clam at the
preliminary examination for the degree of B.Sc., in the
University of London, her tutor being Dr. E. B. Aveliug.
Mrs. Besant has also passed in the advanced classes in
seven subjects at Soutn Kensington.
Bra Mei Lyre, with the Princess Beatrice, went out in
her yacht Alberta, on Saturday evening to meet the
squadron under the command of the Duke of Edinburgh,
and passed along the line near Spithead, returning to
Osborne Bay, where the squadron anchored for the
night.
THE Corporation of Preston having COMO into possession
of the licences of three public-houses, by the removal of
property to make room for the new free library, has
determined to sacrifice the L9OO which could have been
secured by their sale in order to diminish by three
the enormously excessive number of public-houses in the
borough.

THE end of the world on the 15th of November, and
the forcilde entry of Mr. Bradlaugh into the House of
Commons on the 3rd of August, promise to be the two
big shows of the season.—Referee.
MR. LORILLARD recently shipped nine of his thorough-
breds for England. One of these, named Aranza, will
probably run in the Cesarewitch. II she does not, he will
be represented by Iroquois.
VERT hot weather or very cold seems to be almost
equally fatal in England. Last week the mortality in
London went up to the very high figure of 25.5 per thou-
sand. The difference between the ill-effect (if heat and
that of cold is that the former mainly affects the very
young, the latter the very old.
The report in the Times, two-and-a-half columns hi
length, of the bouquet given to Mr. Goschen at the City
Liberal Club, was put into type with perfect FlLlCeelis
under the new system of dictating reports to the operators
at type-setting machines instead of laboriously writing
them out.
Fottownte the example of England in the case of the
Claimant, of multiplying the offence by the number of
means used to commit it, the American legal authorities
lope to give Guittean, the would-be murderer of the
President, a double allowance of punishment by reckon-
ing each *hot be fired as a separate attempt on the life of
the President.
THE scheme of a national lottery, with prizes amount-
ing to 1.000.000 fr.o.c‘, has been ratified by a French
Ministerial decree. The proceeds of this lottery are to
be devoted to the furtherkig of the French interests in
Algeria, and 5,000,0j0 francs worth of tickets stet° be put
up for sale..
A wonals named Peverley, aged 37. the wife of a forge-
man living at Woolston. near Southampton, and her
daughter aged between live and eix years were found
drowned in a ship-building yard, shortly after midnight
on Sunday. At the inquest the husband, William Pever-
ley, stated that about one o'clock one of his daughters
woke him saying that her mother was missing. Ile rose
and searched the premises, but could find nothing of her.
Subsequently he went to Messrs. Oswald's ship-building
yard, and obtaining assistance and a light he went to tLo
shore, and found a cloak, which he recognised as belong-
ing to his wife. A little way out in the water was his
wife, lying sideways, scarcely covered with water, and
the child with her. An hour at least had elapsed since
the time he missed his wife and the time the bodies were
found. He (lid not take his wife and child out of the
water, but sent for the police. His wife recently bad
been rather strange in her mind. lie did not pull lb(
bodice' out of the water because he was overcome, and
fell down on the ground nearly med.—The jury, after x
long deliberation, returned a verdict of "Found drowned,'
unaniniously expressing their abhorrence that a husband
and a father should have alowed the bodies to remain in
the water without attempting to ascertain whether they
were dead or mike. as Pe% er le y had done.
Her Majesty has conferred the honour of knighthood
on Mr. F. J. Bramwell, civil engineer. in consideration of
his services to technical eilueation ; Mr. Collins, ex-Lord
Provost of Glasgow; Mr. I iumphreya senior coroner for
Middlesex; Mr. Ifunh Owen. ou the ;Found of his
services to education in Wales; and Air. runon, of Liver-
pool.
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A silk mercer named Mantle has left orders that he is
to be buried .a Rendham. in Suffolk, and that over hie
grave la to be laid • flat block of granite weighing a ton
inlre. What a piece of stone I What a Mantle-
a ece I

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persons of EITHER SEN. without hindrance to present
occupation,—For particulars, &c., addressed enclosed
envelope to ETAXS. WATTS, and COMPANY (P 34),
Merchants, Binnionsham.—This is gsnuiay.

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MILE " EXCELSIOR " SITING ALtrITES&
th.ed by norrlty, the Nobility. Gant7 and
moikat proftsston. nTal k la• all to be
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THftOAT InrutroN.—Surenegn %rid drynea tlekling
and Irritation, inducing cough and affecting the voice.
For these sympt ma use Epps's Glycerine Jojubas.
Glycerine, in these a.;reeable confections, being in
proximity to the glands at the moment they Ire
excited by the act of sucking, becomes actively heal-
ing. Sold only in boxes, 70. and Is. lid., labelled
„ James Epps Ic Co., flomo,pathfc Chemists,
Le,ndon." A letter received: "Gentlemen,—lt may,
perhaps, interest you to know that, after an extended
trial, I have found your Glycerine Jnjnbes of con-
siderable benefit (with or without medical treatment)
in almost all forms of throat discs. They soften and
riser the voice. In no case can they do any harm.—
Yours faithfully, Gordon Holmes. L.R.C.P.E.
Senior Physician to the Municipal Throat and Ea.
Infirmary.
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VALUaIiLE DISCOVERY FOR THE Ilsin.—lf_your hair is
turning grey or white, or falling off, use "The Mexican
flair Renewer," fur it unit rsitioely nacre in every case
Grey or Whits hair to its original colour, without leaving
he disagreeable smell of most " Restorers." It makes
the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the hair on bald spots, where the glands are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for "Tile Ideates:, llama
RILNRWILIL," sold by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere
at 3s, 6,1. per bottle. Wholesale depot removed to rd,
Farringdon-nd, London.

NATORE'S WA;'.—lcatae Often Cures the disease, but
when she does, it is always by expeing in some way or
other Lb° cause. Dr. Bardsley's Autibilious Pitg
effectually at I nature in doing this, and this is why they
perferm PO many great CUM& Buhl by all Chemists in
Doges at 1311 and 9d _ . . . . .

ADVltit TO AIoTHERS 1-4 re you broken in your rest by
• sick child suffering with the pun of cutting teething at
once to a chemist and get • bottle of Meg. WINsEOw'S
NoOTIIIIIO SYRUP. It will relieve the poor sufferer inanecli-
stely. It is pert ectly harmless and pleasant to the tretc.
produces natural quiet 'leap, by relieving the chili from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright us button."
It soothes the clail I, it softens the puns, allays all pain,
relieves wind. reculAtes the bowels, and tithe best known
remedy fords ute ry and diarrlices, whethor arising from
teething or oth, r causes. Mrs. Winslow's tio,thing.
Syrup is sold by Medicine dealers OVcry wiser. at In lid
per bottlg.
THROAT AFFECTIONS AND lIOARSENESR—AII suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarse:loss will le agree-
aidy suri his almost imine,liatc relic( allucled by
the use of " I:. IlruncLial u.nouir
"a ••, by most reltLille chemist: in
is country at 1: 1:4. per box. People tnuilil,l with •
a• • r•-14," or lironeliial irectioss.
cannot try 1.1..ga t..s 24 nimilar troithl., If rrowisl
1., pr ii 14.4, remit is ,ari.,as Voituoiaary and Asthmatic
affections. See tb t " Brown's Ilrgucltial
Tr, Kileit" are t. 12 I ivtr,u, it Stamp angand each 1.0.
--prep.:ea by JsON 1. llituv..N ni s, llosTnni Units!
SLitea European depot, nu:toyed to 33, Farringdon
Loßlon.

Bow Maar ligorin Scrunn, with a (lull heavy pain
in the h• ; with t:red aol 4,i.:U1i41 feelings that sleep
does not remove ; with a fulla...:s about the chest after
eating, often attended with pa pitstion. A pain in the
s de soil back, with frequi•nt %id:Lead:vibe ; with umbra
after tiding. attented with flatulence awl a disigneable
taste mornings ; loss of appetio, with in rig° r dizziness,
lx. How many p ople suffer ith all thesedisagrvesble
feelings and littlo ima-itte the real cause of their malady,
or the proper mode orobtaining relief. Tress are some
of the symptoms of iioligesti a and liver comp:stint, but
they will ie dispelled at once by the use of "Siegel's
Curative Syrup if taken instantly dtcr eating. The
top will cause the food to digest awl give nourishment
to the system, and cans, the boweis to move with
regwerity. (if all Climilh,ts.
Fhoitihimg:-Foa THE Itx.rii ASII BitRATIL—A fLiw
drops of the liquid " ne on a wet tooth
brush prslue,s a pea nu lath r, which thoroughly
cl anses the ',oil fr in al+ arasit stir impurities, liar fens
;he gamy, prevents ,artar, 'tips hirer, gives ti the teeth
tkell iar i early whiteness, and a delightful fragrance to
tl.e breath. It removes :it, unpeasant o lour arisiog from
ilernyal tooth or t lace smoke. "The Fragrant
Floriline," being composed in pail of honey ut sweet
herb., is defier us to the taste snil the greatest toilet
discovery of the age. Price 2s. I. of all Cheitti,ts and
prfumera Wholesale depot removed toll, larringdon-
road, Londcn _ _ _

HUMS HOUSEHOLD .botal3 hero • hex of &strait's
C. nen PilL. Fur SAC-cm Vel,le and Sore Thr, ate, no
raw dy hu ev;lr been d:sroreto Ito esprit them. Th-e are
the hest and chespe.t mediriee ever 501er...1 to VI,. ;
Molh,rs will fin I them iura'ilahle in the nursers, ~• d the,
should caterer., he kept neor at hand. Sold by s 3 C
in l see at 130. an I 2 NJ.
DIATIMS AFTIM &sm. One of the most nuplescant
remdts of Inua.zestion old no longer br esti ri i.oI if Dr.
13 inisley's Anttbilious Pile so. taken. 'l' ~.se Pals will
prevent the di•tress referred et, anal b,, rsavering in the
Wig of this remedy for a ...W weeks, a permanent CUM
will be effected. and pain will no long r be the penalty of
eating. Sold by all Ohetalits in 11 x,s at 1.10. and
2. 9d.

TROPICAL BRAT AND CIIOLPRA.--"n a renort to the
Bunkl, MUSIC the 14 of Jun., IV3I. occurs
the 'The Choler. 11; 4t arlinsruiy worn is
worse than treks., but a Tolvormacher B It is of the
highest servic .. It has in ta .1, long bean knwn that ,
Vises G.klvat,la Dolts brace up the nervous system I
similarly 10 CSC% worsen, awl are lh • great re-tiedy against '
rams DI. 'Pr an I it. e ,mitant (orals. usually
segr,tv,.te hot w otther. Not only In this
eg.,.d:ul op Licarc. lu to 10419 other eases, Pulver
!towhees Gtleanic Ch 4 .61 :,r • Th. chcapat and wit
lardy r .n;alr n foe rooluna Itl n Teams, notecalem
ii to' ti fun ;•..,0 .1 r 1-rs. T..i.•
is n fat
C toile .1 by the loarm-o our,m.a e If c1.•••1. es WI ire., 1101
t•t ei ilj a tic letttion I I.i.:ch
ti i ii "1 in o h oft. h 'l, "(1 t`v 'ni • et. :11 dare's Chief
11 ••., ro• Imo tired Vice Et- rao ," it s f
ton to I' Ilan --,achot'a t 1,1-" Sta n'. 11111,
11 g • t, L V. T Les • iinivov...! Chain Box to,
, 1.• 8... n in th • u ll n. :3.'14 try Exhillton
lea.: held S -. K i
Ifottemat's Orsini.= *Nu, Putts. Di. -vacs of the
81.1 "Me it. W.V.. ,aru.a tatted sn.l or avel in
!IV) 1•18.1, elufttrout ra • .14 lor clic in 18,180,..
ola tatr4 ftal, h • in- th lii Ilh. It,, IS 5 trill
cAtl",it' for x'r to tt -h o twit .1 rarraplions Ir in
the latent's. 0.. ab -to: Hull or-y.. 11 ntmect repeat ally
an the oh 'moot), • r tsh appee,s ant as it thickens the
eiette britthility *nimble+. Acting as a der tin
unguent dm ss to the maw, rel,ares the tendem int.&
tiums fram all a-xid matters, anl prevent+ ittflanimstine,
elyeentere, and Tiles. foe sthi, h 11,ster.ng was the old-
lash!on..l, though unmeant'', trtatment, now free, Its
peintnine., fallen in`o ot.use, the ditcovory of this Oiu,te
'neat having troe'aimed a rtmedy possessing erhaaVY
etrorstive, yet p urfeetly painless, powers
I. is necesalry, dear ng hot weather, Lu aroil bereraze.
1:koly to loat or atitnulete the tystero. r Con, 11. trised
of Cue superfluout o I, and guaranteed Riwautfi'y none,
II It mat Coe.' 811.tAillifl.,, and ref-u-hing 18.vernete
11, sure th.t you tot eu, Inurse, (10.-on Eaaen o when pit
ask fttp at, as imitation, are often patted by timekeepers
for the •nit • .t oxtra trout. Diakeri by special acp,int•
nutr.t to tin 12 Cell.
ii I Is. tutt-y dumerou I anl d cmele
s 'la a T i et l'oalcre ; ale` ,r. hak o r M,tt'urnr.
treed Fit"ors E r h. the 1 '••tle ll.itt ICI, n''.l
la; hip re-, num eat .1 I.y ule 1 0 iv; .t t-ttrts tho Ain
ir C ril n 1 CC. *V
fnu,iry r oughnos, ,-. 1, d • IC: ens t.
Pt it it. -4, D- I St. -rt 8 Ciro.mleor tho ..rd at
01 ael le. Ily p tt• 21. . str., to 8 .
K olee aid C., 12, t iguaate-,t.e L an% It tine
obr.

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wr firm c' .tin- Errnirrs l'Anffc 1%.tr.. 0-e '
T ,•,., ',,• •• 'oil It IT. t." e i Dot°, ol n: n nrall ,ti'.. 'bat
itF.C" ITT'S PAM': LILI:g era pus •4 am. ~.11 r she hai t•, ~ 1
f.c I.' at,' .1 , .1 or ant eco, dor. Ira', 1e oh site d from ,
al, n-,e..-.. I liar. &". i
"dr. Jo:neon N Li+ Chnnisto-y of Common 1.,14 ,
point ..1 otlt. that 1-..,.`1 A had long rrgeboil tl,oconsumey
with toe much of it. own fat or loa.b.d with a varictr
of farinaecous sale:Lances, n:aiming a soup rather than
a le.verage. The Cocoa Is•an affords Admirable
nutritive fle.h forming qualith,, and staying power.
In Cadbury's Coe gi Essence these are retained and '
eq,cro'rq. 4, providing an cxhilaratin: infusion, not a
starchy sone. '— 1V...ey.1s fa Mon of holder.,
Erre's Cocoa.—GßATltlettl. %ND COWIFORTINI3. 'By
a thor.mgh kno 'ledge of the natnral law+ which goveln
the operations of 414.-eation and nutrition, and by a
careful application of the fine properties of well.
selected cocoa, Mr. Fpp, has provided our breakfast
1 tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may
I save us many heavy &eters' bilk. It is by the judicious
I use of snch articles of diet that a constitution may ne
gradually built np until stromt enough to resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies
are floating around us ready to attack wherever there
Ls A weak point. We may es".ape many a fatal shaft
by keeping ouvelves well fortified with pure blood and
, a prop rly nourish...l frams."—Cirif .vervirc Go:clte.—
' sold only in Packets labelled—".la3tri Err,; ts CO.
13.4nrp.Ips.thir Ches.:nig.. London?.
I
Eppia Chocolate Essence for afternooAnluT makera
of
use.