The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-04-06 00:00:00

POOLS.

AY Twig fortnightly itmeting of the BOMA .4
yomAT.-11..f,,,, the Mayor (Mr, N, Ifoworm, iliteriliane, ...ono of the details of which we recorded
Mr, 8, Hopkins, Mr, J. F., Hoboes, and Dr. hod week. it warn reported by the Clerk that Dr.
Nathan. I.awton, who tarn resigned the "Moe of medical
John nervy, William 2lrirshall, and Charles Officer of Ileidth for the No. $ elietrict had declined
Crocker, MT., WWI, ...motioned (or assaillting and to *end in hi. resinnation (Odic vaccinator for
Meting Yrederiek 0001110 Ileavis, a pupil teacher et the same Metric!. He (the clerk) wee inetructed to
fts, Mary'. School, - Complidnent mid oil Hondav write to Dr. Lawton reqinotitig him to mend In his
elterisnon, an he wee going through ileorge.street, he resignation as public wareinetor also, If. had Rime
defendante, who knocked his has off, and one of ; received a letter from Dr. Idirton in reply, to that,
them him in the rye. Croeker then challenged awl the doctor declined to priVa tip the eppointment,
him to fight, lie hal ••i.I ii, line nothing ti Annoy and Mated that although generally the two ofilese
Hawkins, a boy, corroborated.— were coinhined, yet it teloi Pitt noweowily oto. "Ile
PAVOY denied having .trook eimplAinent, and being • di.tlact contract for a certain yearly odery,
Marshall aelniitted knocking Beads' hat on. and the ''tiler, that poldic vatainetor, buing paid
Vickery mid tie. boys had leen before tlie Court on by boa. Th. general feeling .4 the brier! WAS that
.titer oceeeione, -Crocker, it appeared, had gone to I /r. Idviton might to WlYn up loth poetrn at the name
net, •Mareliell and Perin', who now wee. on the ti.,,..—Th. Clerk mid that a+ an in.tance .1 the
.tool repenumw, promised to behave letter i111:14.11.' ill the fees for iaocination he noticed that
for the future, end were illottiwed on payment of Turner'n account f..r the quarter ending Ifarcli,
trete. IAAA, was D. while his amount for the corrmpond ' micrit .tNoTHKR oF M.
MATOillnniaL orrinictrt, lug emerter thin year WAG 1.20 le,,—Mr, Isugmor,, P.‘STEI' R 1 PATIENTS.
Frank Deer woe einimioned for mantling suit best moved "That notice le given to Mr. [mated to
log hi. father. Janie. Blow, on the rith of March.— , terminate hin appointment title day month." —Sir.
The iiewecutor said ..n deturday about 10.20 he left lityring seconded, awl the motion wee carried.- At Another .1 M. Iheeteur's Rummuan intlinnt%
hi. home ti go on eome errands and returned about I the earn.. meeting Mr. Cottle gave notion thet that at the end of the w... 11 at thy lintel Pin
11.10. When he went Into the Wei.* he salad hie ' day month he nhniil,l more that the nieeting. 1.. was ft viers 41, end we. born a earl. The flied wolf
wife if she had got mote beer she replied " you held on Wedneeday inedroul of on Thursday.. had inilicted fearful oveheri on Ihn jro.f inan's throat,
drunken get mit of thin," and throw • bos of fltr Friday morning, as a labouring man named and (sad ripped up awl gnawed hi• right arm with
matches at him, lie then want into another room to Tubb., living at Bpringhourne, wan walking on the which he sought to defend himwilf. The wounds,
eleiqi, and whilst there delenelont name in and said chore inwardo Bournemouth, he wane acmes a small much to the cot. miehinent ..1 the French doetir., were
" Will you get nit of thin," send is the seme time tools parcel lying on the Moth nem the pier, mid upon healing rapidly. Ills general state, which mina time
him by the throat. struck him, and pushed hint into picking it up tllmovered that It contained the deed ago I reported as bed and an ins M. Pe.teur
soother room. He had to call "Murder," and hi, body of a male infant, which had evidently been lineselnew, appeared t.. keep pace in improvement
wife threw cooki water weer him. He had been left there overnight and wag quite cold. , with the w....nds. On Thum&Y febrile sYlliPtoose
eimulted by his son on previous occasions. Town Coonott•—A meeting of the Poole Two were remarked. Then the thrust showed aeakness,
He wished the magietrate to grant a separation Ontneli war held on }Prides, wonting. when there and thie warn followed by shooting lamb everywhere.
aria. He had been interwd Itl year,. were present--the Marx (Mr. W. D. Dunghills), The poor fellow, I sun afreld, wan iniewable in his
The *wilt: Cannot you do something to settle this Aldermenll. Handless, .1. J. Norton, F. Mtyring, solitary even. Ile Wan isolated. from • well meaning
caerl—The Wife 7 am willing to be appareled. awl .1. Buckler Councillors W. Mate, J.ll. }fulled, but iniirlicious fear that he might hear of Yakitley'e
Complainant wished to know What he woo to do with H. Farmer, W. H. Yoatmen, V. 0, Wheatley, F. death, which it was apprehended might gise a
hie scn. IT. had seven other children ts keep, and E. 1.. }Lehr, W. A.' Stone, }I. N. Blancharmi It. fatal .liock to the nervous system. .trs
work had boon very scame—William Samuel Martin, J. Oulocey, Wanhill, H. S. Dickinson, and 0. Hill. doctor on the day .sf hi. death wit. ill,
• neat door neighbour, and he had to vent lain .1 the —On the proposition of Mr. Bud,'., the borough obtain comas to him (my saying " Ilullabel..." to a
conduct of the son and wile. He heard defendant treasurer wee authorised to overdraw the borough home student, who not reempii.ing in it an linglieh
threaten to strike Isis hither, and hie wife expremed account with thin National Provincial Barak cf En,. word. took It fur Ituvian. -Th., tom fellow's mind
• wish she had some told water to throw over tarn.— land to the extent of ant —The next Wane.. wee was wandering but he WIN chewed even in that emu.
Thu Minim_ said it woe wen' Peolew thing for • Wan "Ti' coneider A communication from the rowloy I.y the eyinpathy which the visitor, who in a kind
to ouo• Wan the Bench and wilt for protection and (truer and Mimed Fishery Company, Limited, hearted man, showed him, and kernel hi. hand
they would grant it. The magistrates were in hoped in reimpose, to the obtaining of a (general Oyster repeat...lly, Ile wan offered • lighted cigarette, nod
glummest after having been married for 90 year., and Noma Fishery Order for Punk Harbour,"— pulled it for a few momenta, when alit catne on. It
have hem Ibis to COMO to some lOttlententl The Clerk said he }sad inserted this on the agenda, appear. that notwithstanding the care taken to pre.
and they were, sorry this wee Dot the Me. They hoping that be would rendre seine definite proposi• vent him knowing of Pakitley s death, Ise found out

abrnit it. The agitation vrhich preceded his death
was very violent. It took place about wren in the
evening, three hours after M. Pasteur had made the
twentieth inoculation. lie was bitten on March 214th
the virus was therefore at work thirty.four
days. Ts is to be hoped that this sad event will
put an end to the campaign in favour of obligatory
canine inoculation. Ten other vmlf.bitten Russians
arrived on Sunday from Orel. They were
accempanied by two ing.bitten persetts from Moscow.
There was • child in the former batch. Some of
their faces were completely masked with bandages.
There were no doctors with them when I saw them,
but I am told that two have been sent with them by
the governor of the province. The Russians from
Smolensk are still here. In consequence of Traitors
death it is not yet decided whether they should not be
subjected to further treatment. I have also to report
the arrival of another patient from Bradford. Be is
under the charge of an elder brother. A dog bit him
on the calf ii the leg, but the accident is not one to
occasion great uneasiness. A person named Smith,
who colors at the expense of the Krighly guardians,
had him first inoculation to-day. The seventh list in the
official journal for the Pasteur institute comes to
47.922 franc. 45 centimes. The llontrepathic Society
of Paris is among the subscribees.—Daar Nix%