The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-07 00:00:00

POOL&

Tait LAYS Caen 0; -.6110--WaTIII AT POOLS—We
understand that Bain. Gifford ham, sines the euminittal
of 1e.., for the wilful minder by drowoing of Ann
Hanoook, suogegdu in obtaining most imenetent ev-
asion, which, of course, will be forthcoming at On
trial at the next assizes.
Ti.. BOOIIIIIIIOOTH RAILWAY.—We sre now told
that we shall have the Bournemouth line after all.
I Owing to some mysterious shimmy the South-Western
.dinotore have thought better at the aff.ir. Mr. C.
Wenner, M.P., out the committee on ruse lay 'teeming
al the Town-hall and was only too happy to abandon
the proposition that has done his. at mush discredit,
Vii., that the line to Canford should be abandoned on
condition that the Beath-Western Company make the
Bournemouth railway. Mr. Waring's friends were, of
wattle, jubilant on the nossaion, and • very oordial vote
of thanks and c onfidence wee gooorded to him. Of
course the approubing election haa nothing to do with
thus changed Wilke.
• ILLTIZATING • WEVIL-1111 TintrildePo it tit• peas
sessioos, Jam. Bogus, landlor I of the Greyhound Inn,
in itarketetreet, wee brought Were the Mayor mid
magistrates, charred with muting • riot in bit own
house on Monday inning, sad amble( a eaysge attack
on lois wife whilst under the inflame., of disk. Crum
of "murder' were beard in the street, and on the polio.
entering the prisoner's wife gave hn In mutody. The
case had been remanded from Tne-day. Bogen being
then in an unlit state to be ',Rumbaed. Mrs. It quo
' anted that her husband was very frequently intoxicated,
and when in that date was 80ereely scoonot hi, fir his
action.. On Monday evening be made an attack on her
o the t&p-room, and tore her dram off her back, beside,
savagely beating her. She felt thot she wean dan.er
of hi' life. floperioteudent Gifford said that he felt
nompollood oco proses the ease, aa the prisoner had been
very recently to etimody on • similar charge, and was
then allowed logo fr•econ his ',monies not to misoundect
himself nous. The Mayor very sevently admonished
the prisoner for his ins.ne and neon. undoes. He was
lined 40s. and costs for an moult on the police, and be
was bound over in his own Pc-maisonette In the sum of
110 ant two other householders in £6 each to keep the
pestle for three months.

A Datingar MOTHU BNcrrwgiugn In Dreamt.—
Oa We ineedey, an inquest was held at the New lan,
Longa .et, befog • G. B. Aldriilgo, a:ironer. on the
Ondy of a foetal@ Infect, the ebild of are. Lefty, of
L inglket. The Mild meapied on Monday, for the
Forestors' frt., waa opened to tho publie on the follow-
ing day for a species of euppleirsent iry corona .1. Tint
mothor of the intent, who w.s only ton d.y. old, wits
there in no state of intazimitho, and was *blips I to be
&misted home about two o'filoek in the aftarntiou.
taiy Standors Levis *video*, tha: .he aims to the
halve' about 8 o'clock in this ovoning, btu.c iuld make no
one bear. On pro medinc up skies the m ithen was !wind
lying at 'he foot of the bed ealeop, with the baby in
her arum, which appeared quite dead. Timm wee •
kW* blood oozing from the mouth and nme, and tbe
ehild we rather blank in the Inc.. She awoke Mrs.
Leer, oh. seemed nimbi' to believe her basy wee
slow', sot went to g t awistonv. Ton inquest we
adjourned until Tharaday, at the George Inn, Long.
fleet, when Dr. Limo; said he hod outdo • poet istorDm
examination of the body of this child, which Van
between nine and ton d.ys old. There were marks of
ooncestion on be left side of the face and arm, and on
npeoleg the body he found 'he lump very much *ow
gested and the lien, t and brain ihiforged with blood,
which led loin I o mappone that tee child died from Mi.•
et:venture or suffoo itdon by being laid upon by the
mother. Evidonoe was also given to the effoot that this
mother won men on Tuesday afb room drunk in • field
at Longlloot, and that he bed to he led home by
a Captain Hiicock- Tbo jury returned a verdict of
schidentally killed by it. mother by Int overlaying it
whilst In a stabs of intoxication.

DIS011•CalOL ROW AND AITACK OK THU POLICL
—On Tuesday Edwin Look, George Stiles, Henry
Sticklend, William Sudden, and Susanne Cobb were
broudit before two of the borough magistrates, charged
with not on he preceding day at the Foresters' fete
The prosecutor in Lock's cant di not appear sg dust
him, and he was dial& god; but the other male
prisoners were clearly convicted, not only of creat,ng a
grave disturbance, but of making a wanton attack on
the polices. rinperinteudent Hunt received several
severe blows, and wee hurt so much that he could
scarcely lift his hand to his head afterwards, and P C.
Bridle and P.C. Brushett were kin .ed and struck
several times. There •r•A • serious attempt at ropes,
end 'Superintendent Gifford der•oribed the row as a very
formidable one. There were eight constebl.ll present,
be said, and they were obliged to oall in the amistance
of several civilians Ihe women's co,,duct, too, was
most outrageous for she did not content herself with
us ng abusive language and inciting the mob to a die.
turban**, but struck Sergeant Hunt • severe blow
under the left ear. Three distinct assaults were
proved against Erika, and he wee sentenced to pay 40s.
and costs for each, or three months' he'd labour.
Two assaults were pored egainet .ach of the other
two male iris .ners, and the sentence was 40e_ for each
assault, or two months' imprisonment. The woman.
Cobb. was sentenced to pay 20s and cods, or 14 days'
hard labour —On seturday, Charles Dyke, farmer, of
Brenkesa, and Alfred 'runt r, of Poole, were brought
up under warrants for pertioipation in the row, and
w re each fined 40s. and costs, or a month's herd
labour.