The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-28 00:00:00

II AGOITIVAL lIQUIRT.

SernanAr.—litfors Mr. 11. C. Croatian, Ident...C3l.
Bor.fil scot :tr. R. if nut.
Owl*. Gr w,s brought np on a °herrn of wilful
rn,:• or of f ustio Lswis on bard the ship Victor.
Th.. C.,urt vas oro•ded.
M. Golrde .lefesidod the prisoror.
The prisoner is & young men of eolonr, apparently •
enu".t or ornh,, with dm curly heir of & negro. Ile
bad a ruli.l lakiligeoll look, and appeered dopreemed at
his position.
The witness filltra oy &dray Jost repeated the evidence
he give Wore the Coroner's jer7. B. saki hs could
not see whether the sheath of °Min's knife was behind
or not.

-Cr ,ss.szaminel : Previous to this the deceased and
prisoner had been good friends. On this canteen the
strword &sewed to be provoking the Prieeee it lb*
galley door, and when he as. them forward, tbey wars
In • fighting attitude, with their sleeves turned up.
Drowsed MU about the heaviest maq on board, and
stronger than the prisoner.
Mr. Coombs: Was he a better man to look at than
you?.
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Wittier : It Is hard to sty that; he was more fleshy,
Eisllore sometimes have a sheath for their knife, and
sometimes nary the knife between thetr belt. and
trousers. Deceased wu a pretty quiak-tempered man,
very really put nut.
By Idout..Col. Swafllel3 : Did not bee diseased strike
the prisoner.
The mate was then oallrd : Re said that after tho
wound of the steward was dressed, the doctor said he
aright take him on hosrti, and told him what to do.
Attar the unfits dummied Mid not do hie work as unal.
Croseetsreined : Could not say If the doctor told
him what strength to mak* the solstice' of the near of
lead ; but they bad a medical book on board, and every
one almost knew how to make sugar of bud water.
When they went out on Friday they had Ter' heavy
weather ; it was blowlns a gale,
The Captain nos% gave his evidenee. He got no
report that the steward eras unable to work, and the
was did not seem to think It was • serious matter.

Br Mr. 1fot: He had drama wounds Wore. The
lotion was emapoeed of two 'mine of sailor of lead to
half • plot of water; he adthed the deesseed to Ile atfll
but tometimee when he believed him to be In hod, he
was out In a gal's,.
Creecesawiteed : He (the Caret.) lid sot think ft •
bad wound when he first saw it, aid the demented him.
Golf did not think much of It. The steward's wife used
to ambit in the idolise. The wound 114 not bleed for
24 hours before he went on ittera

James Llthirow, M.D., messlting eurrenn
to the Weymouth Respite], waa .it mile& ll*
repealed the •videnoe he game before the Coroner's
Jury, be esl4 the wound waa angular dimwit. the Ingle
rather prolecitlog, ea they °ivied gaping. It eras not a
mrions wouni In itself (the bills wanprednowl In mart—.
rather more than three and a half hebee to length, and
warty an loch to width) It would hare been hotter
had the man been tele& ou shore the day of the accident.
Croes-extmlned ; It was not a eltht wooed although
sot dangerous at the Una. The trivatmeut of the
eavtala Wl' very fair, but It would have been better
that It had been bound from the hand upwards. Hs
believed the deerased died horn Wears. It wee pomlble
drat wet and °old would produce ketones, trat not of
that kind of which be died. re. decease/ wee of such
a nervosa tempere-nent as to be more liable to tetanus
than many otter men.
Dr. Moorhead neat gave *Mmes. The men was not
setrially told that he was about to die. One of the
oarosyma of tetanus wee to severe teat 'als butt wee
bent back so Urn the b.ok %melted Me heel% kt 11l
o'clock on Thursday morale.- settee.. found the: the
man hat died during the eight. Took it for granted
that the man knew his life wee in daDiar ; but did not
koow that he dteilnotly told him so. Ti. gangrene dld
not arts* from the treatment you mold scamely pro-
claim generous bI y treatment f you tried. Re would
nos neesesartly have died from the gangrene, if he had
not had tetanal.
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Supt. Hare wail the text wilful; bat Ma evident's
°amazed nothing esw, . . . . . .

The pr,soner having been cautioned, was ''advieed to
nothtng,"
Re was then committed for manslaughter. On hear-
ing the committal he put his haad to ht. bead, and wee
evidently overoome. Re wee senduoted to a seat in
the aide holes of the Court, when he Mont hie face on
his Lands and wept. Re te only 22 years. It Is sa.LI be
hot not eaten anything for tor Jaye

TR! °RUT COMILM-STREEr MURDEIt.
Dr. Hemel, the Lutheran clergyman, oirargel upon
anspicdon of having murdered Retries Muslim', wee on
Thursday morning placed before Mr. Vanillin. at Bow-
stroet, for examlnatioe.
Upon being put Into the dust. tho prisoner said, Is a
firm some, In enterer t 3 the question '' Whit's your
name ?" "My name is Goifried Reseal." no was very
pole, bat maintslned his sell.composinre.
Mr. Straight Bald I. was Instructed by the German
1119011,11 to defend the prisoner.
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William Stalker, under.waltor at Oavones restaurant.
said he had seen deceased a dun Uwe. Oa Deo. 24
she some In about 20 minutes put Ii with a man, and
they had supper, for whwah ho paid 41. 61.
Had you a goof opportunity of seeing the man who
was with the woman? —Yea, because we were not
busy.
Did yod observe his appearance as muds his height
and also his con teuanee '—Yes,
Did they talk much f—No
Did you hear the man talk '—Yes. He nook. In a
rather roughish rob*, and something likes Gems%
You ars quite mire the aocont was foreign, and not
&OM ? —Yes, air, I am sure of that.
Here you any bite as to whether you have seen
that man kito3 night ?—ro tr.o but of my b +Ref 1
saw him at Ramszato on Sunday, at the Towts• ban.
Was ho by hitnlqlf ?—No. He was with ten others.

Hat he hie; p,inted out to you
Mel you any hesitation about him ? —No, not In the
leut. I wa!ked roue twice to make sore.
And you see the man here to-lay that you taw with
that woman on the 24.h?—To the best of my bona I
do.

WE.,. Is be T—There, sir (pointing to the prisoner).
(Sensation). 1, It is not him, sir. It. his twin ht...be,.
You know, of contr.% the Importance of what you
say T—l do.
And you stUi express the opinion that the prisoner
Is the man you saw with the Aemased woman 7-1 do:
Why do you come to that judgment I—By his face,
and the red Tote which he bad on Etc face, and by his
gen, rut appearance. Ile wee about three or four days
not shaven.

Mr. Thompeon : B3fore identifying the rimer, air,
the witness •Isheti to bear him speak, and be Identified
him at oboe by hie !Pelee. . _

Mr. Vsagban : Thee you recognised the voice?
Witness: Yes.

How many POTIIOIIII hive you been taken to mie ?
About eiz or seven before I saw tb, prisoner, none of
whom mold I idently.
Mr. Venetian remanded lbe prisoner until nest
Wedoeed sy
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The prlioner, who pad mined atteutlou throughout,
woe then moored from the (took.

Tbe prisoner le raid to anemia the destription of the
man wenn with Harriet Boswell N nearly' ewer) parti•
cular. Re Is a brow:, thickset man, standing about
five feet nine Ineies In height. Re has • mellow
eompiesie an,l is market on his floe by what are
Galled "blindu balk"

ALIBI roa PHI
The arrest of Dr. lireeel has nuad quite • satiation
among the German popnlation la London, and a large
number of gentlemen of that nationality called at
Kroll's hotel on Toaday to express sympathy with the
unto:tunas pultion In "MO he is pigged. Vat) of
them persona:ly know his family, wllloh Is sad to be
highly respectable. He was a Lutheran minister of
Donag, it which plus. in addition to his mitasterisl
duties!, he kept boarding school for young gentlemen.
He was married to an scrsompilifhed and rupeotable
young lady, sad, having acrupted a ten years engage-
ment from the Lutheran Church to so ant as pastor
over a new oburch In Brasil was on hi. way with him
areas erst-olas passengers when he was united. Th-y
were alio acoompattled by Mr. Wohlebbe.obetaist,and not
• ship-broker, as his been stated, who was also a Mend
of theirs sod bad an amassment oat at the same plass.
The proprietor of Kroll's Hotel, In the Wearies, haa
famished the police with • itstement, 'woman( for
the time of the Rev. 1/.. Hemel trent his arrival in the
house on the ?led Diet/alba until his return to Rims-
pal on the 2ith of that month. Looordlog to the
mord of the 24th, Dr. Hanel wee sot out a the hotel
during the whole of the day, ace did he leave hie 1.001:11
until two o'olook in the airman of the 25th.