The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-23 00:00:00

THE DORSET

Yates thee that the little girl had stomach fever. Once
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Lel'
entered her arrowroot and other things, anal brandY•
isst a meeting was held at the Board- 'nib," I was there she eomiusi,4 all ~ h ,
Mrs. Wildlinan was very kind oer her nem, I
i in Tlitirellfere preeent-Ma.ers. J. C. I.no, R. blew,
ere., Thcn'il. inter, B. Collins, B. Stone, II Pearce, J.
and attentive C. like two
wasx_ on Monday night she vumitted greed stuff en her MeNDAT. - rhe
A. W. ( nderi: 4 somben, Thomas Gibbs, IL E. Andrews, S. mothers almost to her. Mhe was naturally delieate. It
ni ht dreas. I did
P. Saliva'', eitcliell, It. Lane, W. Attwooll, Joseph
Pearce l' iW. White. 1 not then think she was poi ed. Church Petrone,
wealtse sometime. inimissated Isee Is thrown np,-.43,:,1.1e, to be read a •
Hodder. •0'
NEW ITEMIIF.na. Ini islasible.
d made the following return as to the late
....- all' .• - • • - -.. Btie Ihroner : The mother told ins they required two ;Oven notice of
Bill, Itt_he -
(ebbe licensee victualler, lOU ; /leery lA6, a 1,,,i1in. w .
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ww ._ . 4 *ter to remove it. I don't think you'll tuanb"4°.
1...1ef.,i', Vorry owner, 440 ; Fslward Centime. ironmonger,
ielle)w,* al
IC* II)
....I t. in ight I
mat >tilting by analyst.,
tave been henbane ;We have • i
Ti•Esefr. -. 1 lei /limn pawed through conunittee the
1-4"4.;Vi • Simon Pearee, genUeman, 415 : Edward Peitree, -
fieurcuic Court ut udicature Act (1v73, Amendment Bill, the .4..'• ire ;ess ; Beni: tttt in Collins, blacksmith., Atel ;
leea'ln • ..„, eiecesit William CouniSe, almper, XII; In ins ) "nag' growing aired here. .11 ants' Contract, I 11, anti the , Latino Law HO Idiot, Bill ; road
(r.s. nisiVii V.i. e'er tn a juror, tilt. ai 1 • li visaiiiil time the rake& ffoillelin Pnaperty Act I Irile Awe:A-
ir ' I Jaime Andrew.. upliohterer, itc.. Vil ; Charles • dortor i 1 h
....,Istr. down the stuff, and I 1 'il ' ° w°l"•` "ring•hunt hill mod the nal Government Provisions' Onlere (No 2)
t 31il ; as ('harles Ward, yentil ,e W44llglit. a 3 cowl containiir• the
whi,,,, seine merchan • , .• ,_ . _ __. an. contents of the abdoelen itito tia. h••• th tot; and read ath nl thee and pawed the Church Patronage
3).., .. 1 i.•ory William Smite, gentleman, ep , Hen, 1,1
aw• green stuff. lir. Ankhaut fl 113 . °.
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and
c M''''6l"Acitirdwd)audC7llliukadithn'm
tee ; Alwahatu licriven. master nutriner, 119 ;
roir.litainer. • Parsolle, srith him ar to the ea 1 : t°°"'rred'
bai't
lA'
uf Dublin Police .' ice hill.
C-larled 4: N. Mule, yeoman, il:i ; William I Median, jun., The Comner said tie first °ft'
of
.katb.
TIltdaDAT.-Thu arbour of t:oloutho (Lion) .1.- arm the
N• Christopher I ;dila, tinder nierthents 21 ; rst evidence they had. hail wail lluveinie &imam: I babiliets Bit were read a second (line;
vothae.. . that of M • J .
I ..liaral 11. tier v oner. When death ha i weed ti •
j,,he floe, potrre, yeoman, A:c., tl ; Ai - 1
irrla en, a.„ is. s.aiioll. _ • 11 - i ouch a the statute Law i ~. heat 1911, as amended, Was ryported,
1W • Richard Seneom, carpenter, Ac., 19 ; Rdw report,' would fly about as to the mid the Whets* ' mewls BM was read a third tante and
yeoman, • rand° and one a the reports in this ease Was that the nald.-I.
jobn iwri.e, tailor, 17; klienuel Smith. licensed victualler, i
1 little'child hal in it
15: Francis Pearce, carpenter, ate., 13 ; Owen Len% gen- That mint haulgl'e.: ° 1 to
1° GP•Mrty, and hid *unto 'meets. , - rsinaT.-Lord i sestet inquired whether Government
Willett, 12; Robert Pearce, clerk, 6; m-1 cleared ii • Here were lutendod to carr. alf,et Um ruouininclidation that the
William Peareo. is little cliduren situtfmne YI I. ' L.O . '
loader, 4. „ Ofen to the. tea a lit the mme . regulative*. to i c &seams of menials simuld be
'rho retnrn having bees made, . sire a. •Icreared, are' none of them were ill ; Mrs, Jones*, . the saute in Englainl 144.4 iii irciiiiiil.
Mr. .1. P. Srairrx, who hi put the matter on the .
I little boy had even more than the rest, and it would be , In the aeirse of a eoeveration which followed Lord POITMAX
~ . eelltrary te colllllloll dell4e to say that the sWeets were the . exermool lei opinion that the spread of cattle disease was
agemla paper, cotantenciel making a statenientquesuoumg . of _ • .
the return. ,
_. la there wan li ttl • I I 4 eli‘ n I tabl t Inm Bo 4 h urs the wheal. were
. .1.• 44.1g.ittalt doubt Um_ is y altra ea ato so u . u
. , thede were nice sweets anal perfectly ultoleeome. That wino. let to travth without datur, and that there was no
Pie I lit Ittwast appealed to Mr. Howard for advice as TA ' d i t
4 the tragic licidoen this
i on 4 WWI therefore entirely got rid of, anal done with. neeereity icor a stringutt rviptiation .
%bother this matter ...old now be gone into.
The evidence of the Mother showed that the child wag country and !relate'.
)Ir. !UPWARD said the return could not be alteretl The • b Lord quite well on Saturday morning and this tallied coin- Ihe Duke of ltietiMove, in reply to the question put y
onlY Mode of 1.0•114Ilre would be Itl.l • q"" "n'rala.• ' pletely with the feet flint in the ti. fternoon she went unt Keen ttttttt advised that there ehould be a better inspection of
lint anything could now be etated wi reiereno) to the Irish cattle on their landing at }hagfish ports, and mild he had ei the ganien, and was ill at night Vegetable poisons
election.
Mbe read a ordered wasenh um
Paid that there
been in ouronitilliCation WWI the Chaneeller of the Eac at
tle of them slower in aetiiin than an artiti.•ial r. J. P. Banc lee proceeded with his statement. lle were set a
viinv to the a ipoilitinelit of additional inspecton,
composition. She went to bed about lialf-pa .st 7• and with
were enough clerical errors to throw out one The Public Womb p Bill to third time
about Ii o'clock she Imealue eick. Her motiter seems to
.4 the gentlemen. returned (Sir. Ili. Collins) apart from any h,,e teen A very kind mother, an.l though the question ea Thursday next.
other ',insider:item. had ar as to whether she ought nothave emit for a Tia. Statute Law Revision Bill was read a third time and
isen o
:dr. E. Coeties nail there seemed to be a disposition.on doctor, )_•et sho 11l not think her so ill's,, to require bins. P 5•1•11•
tbe part of certain membere to carry things with a litih When Mrs. Wildman Caine, she (Midi:ldly did not feel .
liami ; hut it sea... a coneolation to know that if they cou d very strongly about the inner., or she would have HOUSE OF COMMONS.
not get righted at tit° lithril, they could elsewhere, and be &
deastell on the doctor being sent for. on Monday they MONDAY.--Mr. 1,1,04 harrste got an early hearing for his
was pleased to kuow that legal proceedings would be sent for Dr, l'arsons, a•i.l although he was away and could motion for • ticket Committee to consider how beat ndgi.t he
taken. not mine, yet there wes another for whom they could exured an iinproved sendition of Ministerial respaisibility In
Mr. COLLINS Mr. It. BTONR, and Mr. H. Packer.. have sent, if they thought the child was very dangerouely respect of the ailmielstration of the votes for Education, Art,
expreeic.l their acquieecence. At all event(' they could not ill, He was very pleased that this was not a ease for and Science lit a brief but comprehensive review of the
go into that now, reflection nn any one. Mrs. Wildman had acted a existing organisathei, the right Mei. gentlenian showed that
It war resolved that the whole of the papers and books unlit skilful and nciAillourly part ; she gave cuter oil, the odueatened resourem of the estuary had now irmedoi the
relatit eto the late election should he laid upon the table, . whid, was a very emper thing to do. In summing Le large minuet sena .4 e:.,..5t1i30A), which aas adminstered under
and remain open for the inspection of the public for the . the l'iironer pointed init that the chill was playing about a scattered reeponsibili(), and declared that, al far so primary
sic month,. :in the garden In the afternoon, and this with the doctor's edusation ear eolith:mai, the system had failed, lie partsw
• statement and evi•lence after the imd-oewf,,,i pointrel to : hit atieadeerted loam (lie lam that the Lord Mundt:lit of
veeetahle poison as the cause of her death. 1 the Council was a urember of the Ileum id lords irliiint the
'rhe jury returned k f h " (he Pomo of
a verdict that Um deeemmel olio' (nen I •"' " 1 • "me" 11aa ,MmIlY Innen' tel iii
. • Commons, and anei-ly urged the supenority .of an mr.eige
the result. of taking ionic vegetable poison ; but how she . e ,
vile
ment whereto- the control of the !utilise:it -m um should be
Came to take ouch poison there was no evidence to show. 1 .
I Centred in the hate eel a special Minister natea in the House
Dr. Parente Kalil lie Once hail an extraonlinary case in • , ~,.. . _
Esrey. Five children went to Barking Creek, anal pulled "''
1 i.. ninions. air. Forster having eXl.nawari , his general cote
. t currence with )i. Mayfair's view., Mr. Disraeli rose to
up some aster esits, and ate them thinking the)
• de tttttttt trate the Ile I
ir igloo impracticability and lack .. fellsen.
were onions. All of them gave to the youngest child . This he did, to the satistaaion ..f the Ministerbdiete, in a
lirCallini Air Wan so little that she could not get any for ; vh:,.,r,„,,,,,,pe...,h, which was
priudi.ny a 0. for longer trial
of
herself, so eke ate more than time rest, and died. 1 the exiaing arrangements, and a wanting against the drogem
In Moo m Mooing the 'molest the Cro owner mill Ili.. WOO eel') sit meddling with elednistrative departments even by " the
pleased that there was no need to find fault with auy I
, disturbing prices, ,If a Select Committee, which obtains
person whatever. , iniunnatiola that as In anybody's mind." A. to the argument
We must remark that it must he very satisfactory that the Lunt Premelesit of the Council was hi the Upsier
indeed to final that this cause of death is not to he attri- house, Br. Daniell denicd that such an arrangement was one
bitted to the sweets. of neemsity. As a matter of fact, Lord 144 melt had held the
office id lord President whilst eitthig in fle: Commons, and Mr.
Disraeli hinted that on two r... Lent oiVas ttttt et, dhun a Con-
d.:native ltioistry dad in precise of formation, it hed la."
• matter of co isideratien whether 'that office should
not have been ~..-iiiini 1.1 one hating si seat In the
Lower Home. Mr. I Lowe 0ppe.,...1 the motien, and
went altogether eith Mr. I nsrseli. kir. Ly•si his).
fair showed a dapenition to withdraw- the motion, but •
dividon being perwastently imlied for from. the bandies behind,
the noose was ceared, and the ipiciitioli being pet front the
chair, was fonsally itegativisl. After that ensued a cloYeite au
the general oiluiliiiii 0/ cducati tttt , I. d et( I)). Lord Frauris
Honey, Mr. Muituelsoe, and laimi Eillint iii Mansaurice, who
had resolutions on the {steer which the forms id the Hume
'included them from it,,, leg. lord Sandell declared that the
tiovcrielnent, d hitst acreptilig and prepared I.) ally (nearly out
the tlysticiii iil Mare Schisils, were deicing Illeii that voluntary
wheel shied.' nut be eupplamod by my unfair prossaelings.
Eventually, the Bout having gone into Committee, the
education vote was -rood to Mew further and, further lone:rem
having been made In t Estimates, theme:dune; orders of the
day were run through.
Temetv. '(Si the
of the lamming Bill
words in defence of v
thins which were mat
debate..
Mr. ituesuCK, after
bill and the lieW Alia
distinction which it .
louden awl in the
he said, iiet in the
brewer., but of a
reposonted.
Mr. Cum. then 4
auctimis which relatel
the 10th .if October, "
Oh the padding .4 the
Sir W. Viteaux II i cot II?, before lb.: situation was put,
taunted Ilinisteni ?SII having &Modena: the pr 'monk iiii
which they had prof el to ease the nicasum, la. finely the
the abOliboll of nuaglsdrial discretion. ill defining a hat was.
populous place, lasaing at the bill as a whole in i A present
fuiTu, he roanumended that • title ehoule he anon do& and
that it should be - • tell for creating more cer fusion In
Use Act of lel
Mr. Ceum rept
perfeM exactituilt
country, and jiati
clause was therefon.
Next, Sr. Calt..llV I
gave the licensing jo,t
the Metropolitan thstric
It Was obJetittelsal to
necessary to Mate ti
possible. Colialderlilihr
illVisioll that resulted ii h.
307, or a niajority .4 31.
Al the instance of Mr 31 Limo, a new elatue was in. wed
legalising the Ws Of li, Oft on Sinelm-s to lodgers by holders
of ph days' IletliCial, al on the Motion of
Mr. Beenuitv a clause 'as subsUtuted for the *Alt, pieviding
file the tempeary ism inlialilei of !imams lortuitai withoth
disipudilleation of pre ism -Mr. Lled. sought to intnelece
• clause aini.l at t e abilities. 4.1 grotairs' licinitaas,
which 1001 to Subic di Ilwison, but es eutuidly the pnemed
WY bithdritall Sir. 44 Iliney wad, hon.:stir, sin:mm.l4l in in-
suring a cisme: pennittlig :et imenial commuiiimtiou between
lianas:ill promswa and as duly authorised thmtre : Anil Mr.
Forsyth in carryall,- a r Inc ex:motile; iron. liability to dile a
greteitour eu;.ply .4 lig r by the medico, te private friends
Mr. Cause Monist all amendment b. enable the Ileenaleg
aullimitim to declare et • 'it licalitial with Inca (Mtn 2,.a.t0 In-
habit:oda •• populous s -a," WM to eXtend this doting hour
hi such loth! tiva Iron/ ell to cleVell o'clock. Wh.cf, was a
" populous place," arid! .w to thline it meatitutal a problem
which all who took pin it the discuseimi admitted the linkailty
of miring and as there eiliwil to lic a *cry wide Mier gellec of
el/11110110n the point al little Chance Of gcUllig oui id the
dileuist.,
Sir HaIICOCAT JOllan as, said, the view of aoreing an
osqlortwaity for lialislilii t ttttt , Inured the adjournment ot the
delete whit* he I to a division, but was dehatth by
270 to het
Further debate own , and Ile Dome& suit-cited that the
clause should be altered y making it apply to • town or -• pleas
to be hereinafter deth "'they would thus be uneneumbenal
with the word " pupil. ," • clear dednitluu .4 which 110 olle
eueund able to give.
Another division was elk at the inmatice of Mr. leturix,
who moved the adj melt of the tiontoe. l'hat, too, WAS
negativist on a dii 'seal y A Very large majority, and • verbal
aniciennent hashig boo agreed to, the definition of the tem
•• iv melees place" W.ll 'riot for fUttirs consideration, and
the debate thereupon ad ad.
site rum I% I reumenuev NU..
WICDNealetV. -Sir WI 'ale Lallinlia, without observation,
Mussel the eaviel matt • cif the Penuiasive Prohibitory Liquor
Bill.
Br. woreagot•se op' , and Moved that the Itill be read
that day ale months. 11 touts:Wed the /till am a mischictous
one, and that its lmel.i would meet lumen the great mil of
Intemperance ; on the c4.imumzy, titaa it would have a directly
epsomite effect.
Mr. J. the.lemie arms el the rejection of the tall, and said
the feeling of the public as against it.
Mr. Secretary Came ugly objected to the Bill.
For the Memel htiiltllng .. ..
.Igainet .. .. .
Majority s,gai the Bill _
TIICIVIDAV.-The COliiii ins resumed the consideration .4 the
auiendsaimits to the lii skating Liguori Hill, and after Willie
illictinision avast to su tituto the Words " porldenn plitee MS
it
defewi by this act" for the wow 'a tenni ' in thu seetiens
regulating the hours of i poling end closing in urban ilbuicts
outside the nictropolii. . t the instalior of the Mine Secretary
the hour of " diX " was natored in the bill, in the place of
"'even," es the time for opening on Sunday afternoons.
The "bosom-plc travellers' cleans was sho amended on the
motion 14 Mr. HALL, and with the maw of Ur. Secretary
Baths, by providing that the three miles ehould be nicaeuured
by the neartht public thoroughfare or ordieary route, instead
of ill a aural 'lit line ini tile Onhislice map.
To the Bah clause, w Leh provides that a censtable might,
for the purpoise.4 previiii lig Or detecting the violation .4 any
of the provisions of the , atoll them enter on any limiuml
premises Sir E. Warms reed WI amendniunt, excepting the
privet° apartments of the licensee front pulice surveillance.
Mr. ellsll+l 1.11t0.111101.1 t unless the power .of entry were
grent.l to the polies the execution of the act would be
initemible,
the amendment being gireetal to a dit hien was rejected by
104 to es.
Ccunteg to the section of the 27th clauee, which daenel a
" tow." to mama., urban sanitary district, as chaeribeil for the
pursue= of the Public iladth Act et 1672,
Mr. Came prop LI by way el aide' ttttt that any collection
of humes elj ..g. town, an 50 defined, should, with respect
to tins closing el licensed premium, be ileemel Is, be pert of such
town.
To this a proviso was moved by Mr. Loaver., to the effect
that no urban sanitary district ehould be deemed a town miler
It container 2 WO Inhabitant..
A sharp debate followed. eliding In a division and the dehat
of Mr. Lefevre's addendum by 247 to 137.
Thereupon Mr. 1.r.101.,5 rese, and having deeerlbel the bill as
unworkable, through tile changes which had been effectial in it,
urged the necosikty for further athelerstion, stud proposed the
adjournment of the debate.
Mr. Insearaa objected tip sunisending the prociediege a. the
point st Isom wad nonily net ciee of groat importance% the hour
(tailgate eleven) was catty, and the Wind of the ileums was
discreetly niessu.l on the question.
Mr. Renee e nuital,,c4 with much Indignation that amend-
ment after allicildintalt I been introduixth And a:welded in
without notice; and net • Use Govenunent with nut knew.
leg their own minds.
On the other hand, Ur .Cauces insisted that all the amend'
molts to which he had ajgresel were In accordance with the
principle of the bill.
Mr. Dense., though a. uplinieuting the Homo Secretary in
a satiriod vein an the " s reatility- which had characterised
his cooduct 11 the ttimesumn, said there hut been nothing but
chewing and changing f n Die commencement. Ity• altering
the definition of teem ttiil houni throughout the country were
altered, an.l lila was don under the thin disguise of altering
the area.
Lventually the House iliivided on the menet' for adjourning
the delete, which it narat vel by 2AI to 134.
Nest the adjouneneot of the flOUbe was newel by er.
Ilauareirt, ILA another aiividon taken ups' It, which &welted
lei It. being metatived In a Imajonty 44 113.
Ion! it Cc, este ii then proposed to reljetini Uie debate
whilst this MOM was in good huniour. If the retain-I pro-
ceeded the only rmult would Is: that they would get more
Irritated with 0110 ....Ulm, mid next minting reithct what,
great fools they had beim for their plum
Yr. hareem' yielded, and the debate was adjeuneed
FIUDAT.-- The COllllllOllll held a two ieciock sitting -the Met
of the ...eon for the settle purpose of further Colisklurina
the liitexiciting 1 'mien. len.
Before that however, t4re was • debate on the question of
issuing a new writ for e ling a manlier for the borough of
Galway.
On ramming the consideration of the Limier, Bill, the
aniendment ',amused by Mr. Close, and *tech was before the
Nouse when the debate was aljounied, troaret and screed to.
It added to the seethes &Mew • " been with a usultary
autlierity the further quallfithtion that any aAlection of hostas
adjoining it town, as no defined. should hie the purinsecil the
am, seith rum eat to the ciming of hoonsed pronlees, be deemed
to be part of ouith towii.
Another alincialinviit .4 Mr. Cemei, vesting iii the licesulog
emanate., .4 justices the power of deciding what adjacent
Rama should be Included is soth distaict, was also aecept.l by
the olouse,
Neat Mr. enemies revival ass pre% iso that n.,•• collection of
110tileil Adjoining " sholild he deemed ',art uf a luau unless it
contained at lauct LPN inhabitants.
A seers eouversatien loitered, which closed with the adoption
of the ProPmsl. the Hone: sceretary sessiain.- The much
vexed queetion of how to delliiii -, popubnis places" for the
purposes of the act, end *Melt had ineitheitally given rime to
much discussion al precieue sittings, was dispodud of with little
treuble.
Mr. 4 Roes moved that it should be defined by the county
limasing ju.diees at the general annual lieensiii- meeting,
aid that they shouhl specify the boundaries' and make all other
neemeary tinier, hi Mallon toms.* places.
This pommel hating been areendal, at the [muerte° of
Colmiel Itaarregoe, by provkilug that no tilace should Done
Within the category of " populous ' wakes it had at least a
thousand inhabimuts, was saltier./ IlelluiNe mut radieents.
Finally, the bill was ordered to be re-printed, and to be read
a third time an Monday.
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1)n the prols...ition I Mr. A. W. (rrrult, seconded by
Mr. Illoonau, it u.. 1 resolved that the neceusay curbing
be laid ,lou II at %Ve'd...ll.
()V, ON TIII: HIIL
The (1.1.00 state.l that, owing to the leakage in the
tank in ti. C lICW gasometer, the airryiug the gas on the
1.111 bad been tlelalea•

W tTER SUPPLY.
.Ifter Use Sur% eyoess report. Mr. J.l'. Scatiraa ',roweled
soul 31r. (S. F. ANL/SEWS soconglest. Us:6i committee
hs•pect the water tanks. Re., aall report on the general
water oupply of the !alms& sad what atop* akuold b.
LilleU to protect the water from being irmted.
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The Surveyor wna instructed ao—rlean out the well at
w.kohai„, n.l .10 the pond at Weston, and the one
11Clir Um church. _ _

THE CANTU-. ROAD DRAIN.
The medical officer of the Mlard (Dr. Parson:) hail
writwal to the !hard complaining of the drain 'in the
I it Hord. and the grating at the button' of Higher
Lou,. and this letter wax read.
It waa reodsnd that bleaara. F. Comben and .1. I'. Striven
1.1. &eldest to the cone ini ttce ppointeil to see the carrying out
of the drainage in Fortune', Well, and that theconnoitten
prepay: a plan for extending the drainage ad far ad
VledAria Lodge Hotel, and produce the amine at the next
ins..ting of the Hoard ; also to report ea to the grating in
MD was all the lutad now before the Hoard.

MOCKING WIFE MURDER.

The usual quiet which prevails at St. 1% es (Cornwall
was rudely disturbed on Friday morninti The nuidenta
at Bowling Greend re errare we aroused by • itain,tnmew•,,
children. who nulled out of the house in their night
dresses, and stat.al that their father had just murdered
their mother. The neighbours entered the house, ruid on
piing into a lurk ;bedroom • shocking night presented
itaelf. Iln. A Tolrew lay extended on a chest, with her skull
broken in, and all but dead. and the bedclothes were
covered • ith 14..1. Captain Andrew, who made no
attempt to escape, was at imlletlllol.llMl and bound down.
It wa. found that h had perpetrated the deed with •
large Wooden MI, a tool u.e.i by sailinakers. The youngest
PM, a boy aged mime years, states that he saw his father
hiding this lid in the chimney of their bedroom the night
before. The child also oloerved the murderer leave the
room in the tttttt ning. .Intirew mint then have stealthily
crept IMO lain wife's bedroom. which was alm occupied by
the two daughters, mid em. tut the fatal art. .Indrew,
who ii in ctotial), has acted atningely for some time past,
and is supposed to he insane. The inquest, on Satunlay,
nunlteil in a verdict I.f " Wilful lee." Evidence was
given .howing that the murderer's family had for .onie
time been in dread if I from Lis mental delusion.,
Within the labt ei weeks, be bad made several attempts
to strangle himself, and had limn four times cut dowu
from tine bedpost to which he had hanged himself.

LITTLE GIRL POISONED.
An inqueet woe held on Friday afternoon, at the
Britannia Hotel, on the body of Beate Om Minnie Vitae,
sited 7, alto aILA accidentally poisoned. Mr. R. N.
ilowanl, coroner, hell the inquest assisted by the follow-
ing jurylOCll : Mr. Abel Attwooll, Mr. Bristow, Ur. 11.
Smith, Mr d. 11. Royal, Mr. K Combat], Mr. IL Way,
Mr. Winter, Mr. W. Latty, Mr. W. Osborne, Mr. Mertes
Warm; Mr. Charles Hancock, Mr. Josiah Wale,. Mr.
Erietow wae foreman.
hlana Jones : I am the wife of whoolinatster Junes of
the emit niece, now stationed at IN/Tilltlld. The last time
I :at: deer:D.3l alit•e wait on eaturilay,about llor 12 o'clock
w hen site asked mu to let her have my little ytirl'il doll to
play with. I knew her a. the neighbour's child; our home
is No. In, Ilene Vile Terrace, and theita in No. 5. I
du:tinted to give Ler the doll, an my little girl Wan not
cent: home tneti who .1, and I said ant :night ask her for
:t when 'hut came botne. On Friday ohs had lamn at my
hoes., at a party. It was toy little boy 4 birthday, and _
there wen" iti children present, anti had tea in the garden.
They hail breath/mil-butter, seed cake, aad currant cake,
I
After tea they had IlUti MUTINY ON IsuAltD n.: Ti BRITISH BARQUE tuatee.utole,l 111340 them myself.
SATL' M A.
awl eweete, small Spanieh sinus, aim eweets like those pro-
thwetl. Souse of this sweet. were produced, some were A litter received in London states that on Monday
ace' drops, same white and clear, some coloured. They February 9, in lat. 35. M ii, and long. 6.32 NV, at nine a.m.
were stated to be ordinary sweets. None of the other I the Set•llla. front Cardiff,buund to C•pc Town with coals
rhiluireti have bein unwell. I have nut beanl that she had and 56 days out communicated by eignale with a pasting
mon: Lean the °there. My little boy only ate rather inure vessel. It was found that a few ilays before half her crew
than the others : he hail had SOLO° 111310 Te, •1111 Illy cutest had mutinied and left the ship in the boat, and that the
il tugliter, who put them in the papers, had some hentelf. captain heti been nearly killed by them. The other exteset.
Aan Valet, wife of Iliehniond Yates, head school. the Treeelyan, bound for Lietago, immediately lower.' its
master o: H.M.S. Doseawen, said her little girl was live boat, and the captain went on board to learn particulars
ye.tre and six months old. There were three oth•tta Weide 4^.1 eh° aesistanre if nerettearY• Ile learned from t'aptain
11,r, tom she was the elthiet She went in perfect health !anise, td the barque Santana, that on the :filth of January,
to lie party, teal I• I tier bath on Saturday %might as usual at live am, while he was wilco), in hi bed, three men
a, ott halt-past ....Ann, Lull I put her to lad teeeelf. She came to hint, one with a rope with a slipknot formed at
appeared quite well. Ar. il "'Hock on Saturday night she the end, another with • hatchet, and • third with a
railed out. Jessie and Minnie were sleeping together. I revolver. Directly he raised his head front the pillow the
was downstairs and she called out " Mamma, lam sick /lip-knot was thrown over hint anti hauled tight. Ile
and 1 tau to her. She was in Vogl and had vomited over immeliately jumped from the bed and closed with the
the quilt, lying bark. I haul to change the ckithet, avid reetilleenS and with a desPerete struggle °lade his way
she taitl not vomit again. 1 asked her if she felt better, past theta, draggine after hen one loan, who held the rope
awl she 'alit " Yes, inautina." I iliil not give her any. mewl his neck, He however haul Ids head laid open with
thing inon'. I afterwards went to lied, and on Sanday a blow from the hatchet. In that state he melted on to
morale.; I got up Alla 111WIANI her. She looked pDtrly, and the fore mien, awl roused the nutte, who was sleping in
I a-At.l her if she felt any twin. Slot said she eli.l nut : his berth. Ile fortunately mewl the captain's life by
bit .he was sick, and vomited tatios. I unilreatel her, warding .41 the blows aimed at him. The captain made
ins! et:: her to bed again. She had taken littlish.; for anothereffeet to gain thelleck, anti, still draggles); the man
Is .:kiat.t but a little tea. I haul her on the bed, and ..ho after him who held the rope, hoist last sueccede.l in freeing
.11.1 it take anything in her lips all the day. She •as himself. Ile. wits, however so exhausted from loss of
sole twice through tiie ilay on Sunday, and once throuA litsel, besides being tienrly strangled, that lie fell, elni
11,., nieht. At a quarter after ten in the morning, I mat it 'AS for some time quite unconscioits of what was g ;
for Dr. Pareons, mei a quarter beforc eleven Dr. renew ea. The men then left him, lashed the mate in los
eaate ; I hail sent for I , and gone for him before, and cabin, and bwaii plundering. Previous to attacking the
at en, !Mutates to eleven I received • mixtunt and powder, captain they had wcurel the eeroffil mate, and lowering
from 1 ' . 1 gave her the 'evader and a mixture, and Dr. 'OM down the after•hatch on the coals, told him if he spoke
l'aretn. teld me I was not to put myself the 'wet in the -ie word or made the lewd resistance they would blow his
wa) ; her litomach Wlli foul. On Tuesday the child WIN l'aitlll out, anti throw him overboanl. The watch they shut
very peetrate, end I sent to Dr. Parson* to ler he wee ii en below in the forecastle. One man, not belonging to
to lie sore mad see the e:tiel before he went. The elan the gang, was sleeping im the deck at the time they began
emitted I: lills in he . I Dr. Pareous came at ten tholisturhance and before they left the ship they wanted
. tee to eleven, Tuesday morning, and said " Mret to tout him at the yardarm, but tie had stowed himself
Vaboi, she hat{ been poisoned, and questioned what I had away in the hold under sonic ropes, and they were unable
lee, letting in the houee, Ited we any shellfish or to liet him. After • time the captain. recovering • little,
melee. I. We hail had POllle mackerel in vinegar ; but macard to gut down into the cabin when the stee ant,
Molien did not have any. Ile said there was very great who smeared to be the ringleader of the gang, sat on the
el teger, and telegraphed for Mr. Yates. The child
..xltyliglii., holding his revolver over hilll all the time and
grade:llly got worse, anti died about half•paet eleven on irking fee orders as coolly as if nothing out of the way
Weinc.clay night. During that time she wag sick. The wee OD; on. They then took a lent, with provisions,
wind had not been taken care if. I lied nothing in the water, act oars, mast and sail, cordage, pima, chart,
It use in the shape of poism. I asked her what due haul wine, Itraate, elieky, and all the firearms belonging to
1., ...tin, nod alto ...ej she het eaten nothing I naked the shin, thaigh whether they took them with Omni or
her if she had toadied anythin,„., out if that garden. ;end she threw thew overboard is uncertain. They eitikel a
sail niethin. She was an ititelligent child for tier yearn. ere lefts,they went and looking down the after hold
I did not think she had eaten auything ; Idu not think it to see if the 0w..11.1 mate was still there, told hint the
I- poison -(weeliiiig). reptant was deal. After they left the ship the mate eot
By the Jury: She haul no supper on Saturday evening. free and liberated the rest ; end when they last saw the
1,...- tea die had a Piece of bread and butter. 'it e dill nut lesitshe teas eteefing west, probably making for the Nast
',how the do,•tor wt.t nbe vomited ;he asked for it, but it of Braid Ices lot. to the Satuma meeting the Trevelyan
4,3.4 „lune. tin Nlonday I sent three time' for the doctor; time lia.l spoken with a lirig and hail gut two men Inuit lice.
bid, he WWI on the lOU. hits captain, though suffering much front his sin Is, was
A Juryman said Or parson. haul been officiating at the endeavoitring to take the command of the barque again.
Prison. lie NMI lie was quite at. lee to account for the tumult,
flue witnese in further examination, said she has very as the lIICII hail been well feel and well-treated ever since
lately hail the ineaslea Silo is rather delicate. I gave her four they left England.
pawdere altogether. Site lay very thick and heavily in a
stupor. The stuff she threw up Was • dell dirty green, CHALLENGE TO FIGHT A pun.
alai in it I i,•ittlii auly aaa some urange.peel. The house is . M. Dethill de Fontreal, of :I. Selter's-hafficourt, wan
very healthy. summoned before the Lord Mayor, and atmeartel at tho
Mary Jane Wild:ruin : I live at No. ti, next door to the Mansion Dee,,,
~h,,,,,net, iend,,,,, ~,, 'Keeley, for
deceased. My husband issuperineendent at the Portland challenging to light a duel, and using threat., wherelT is
Illitilunv Conapany. On Sunthm Morning, my youngest breach of the peace was imminent -The complainant, Mr.
daughter halite 111 and allid "Minnie is yen' ill. she has Dick, its manager of the I 'redit Foncier of Alauritium, 17,
heel, sick all night." I went in and saw she weever)* ill; t:letlige-alleY. On Friday laid the defenelaut called upon
hut Mrs. y atee said she thought it waa only a little nick. hint, and told him that in a copy of a letter whbil lie had
nese. We sent for settee castor oil ; but could not getany, forwarded te a Si. du Bailee. there were certain expree-
till I got some at • neighbour's, and gate her two 81,00114. along which he censitiered abusive unearth* his mother.ine
tut and it seemed to relieve her, and she did not reteh so law and hie wife. for which he heel him reseonsible.
newle There wee irritation in her mouth, and she was Witness told him he could accept no responeibility, and
in the greatest a...iine all day, We had sent fur the that having no responsibility he multi not make an
deter, and he came about •quarter to 10. I tool'. It's„a apology. The defewlant said in that rase he exported him
Jew time to wait for the doctor we might all she, ne to give hue satiefaction, and used hint in a duel. Witness
nal, " I have been tri the Milli:lid I roeld not rome said he Wan het .h•P0e...1 to commit us breach of the peace,
were,- Tit? child looked very I, and I mid " I thin wl k a that he would ....melt route one. Ile consulted his
It is a fever. He sail "Oil; you run away with the idea solicitor, who acconipanied I ' to this court, and took
of a fever( ethately.- I optical " Well, I think elle is these poweedings-lu cross-examination he said he did nut
wry hail." When he rune she hail just vomited a great admit that the letter in question was a libel. Witness had
.licuttity, and the m hole place was eitturated with wet. hearth nothing more fit., the flirt-Thin witness replying
While he was there ''be vemitet ,I and he said ' What to the Court, said the defendant was undoubtedly in
kayo you been givitez this child, Mrs. Yates I What he' earnest when he loathe the challenge. He could not say
she been haring r Mr.. Yates said she did not know of that lie was a! nail of the defendant, but lie (witness) was
atlything particular, awl the the doctor said - wen. !gra apprehensive tlint he :eight do him 'tome bodily lumn
yaton, that chili decidedly lion been.noisented. Wherever consequent meet the refuted of the challenge. lie asked
elte eta it "he hes been Dawned. Where Iles she been r that the defendant might he hound over to keep the peace.
Mrs. Yates Pahl She has not been anYwhere exes.ipt to -Mr. Abralue said the defendant haat been very much
..
see the neighbours a fee- houses away. Ile replied Did provoked by receiving the letter its question, which con-
she have any sweet stud there r' lint 'rate, replied Unit Lined offensive and libelee* statements against members
she thought she had. Ile replied ".11.°°' sweets ar."ttelt of his family. Ifs as. ignorant of the laws of this
cos ered • ith 1141111 e green vtulf." country, and lie was unaware that he could not obtain
The Coroner : Well. Mr, Wildman, we In not want the sante redress here as in France. Ile now apelotrieed
the whole of yinir CollVernation With the doctor. IMI the for what he hail done, and Its promised not to renew the
mother elen kind to the child f challenge orb, interfere with the prosecutor in any way.-
hire. Wildman oeitinued that both mother and father The prosecutor al-eclat.' the apolot-Y, and waived hie
Keened vcry fond of the chiliL 'The 4/other let her go demand to have tile defendant bound over-fl,. Lord
out aimost when she liked. She Wiliam'. on Ksturday. Mayor told the defendant that duelling was • barbarous
A jawr ou
remelted that if ahe Wag tin the sun, the practise totally unrecognised in this country. Under the
situ partial., lied more to do with the death then the circunuttances he diainissed the summons.
sweetie had. The examination was then directed to the
p Unt.
mrs. Wildman mid hlinnes went out on Satunlay, and A POLICY OF "1101. D PROGRESS."
fell down, end witne - picket he,. up. This was about On Wednesday night a banquet was held at the Cannon.
hiss o'clock ; she fell on her lock, and seemed as it ale street Hotel, London, commemorative of the Conservative
had hurt her beck, and witness rubbed it for tome tone, victory in the city of Loudon at the last general election.
she teas out With tittle:se in the garden, but she had he Mr. It. N. Fowler preuidel, mid the guests included Sir
hat ini. Stafford Northeote and Leo' John Manners. Letters of
ffsmie id the jury worm& to think that when the apology. were read from seemed Cabinet Ministers. Mr.
'idle girl fell down, it relight have been the actual nm bisraeles sal-I he found the pressure of affair,' so great
m up.te. that he was obliged teener,' against increasing his clothe'.
The Coroner asked If it would not have been much The 'fret toast, "Church Wel gatell," was enthusiasti.
tier to have sent for the doctor on Sunday morning I any received.
in' children came for the little girt to go to church. they lir Staffonl Northreite, replying fir" lier Majesty',
Illfl I uirk -at mg she was ill, and yet the witnese anti Miaisters," said whatever might have been the cane with
11 e Yaws 'allowed her to go through the whole of ismleer et.lniinistrationa, the pnawnt Caliinet was • happy
at .n 1 a... :.,'ht slid the whole of Sendai' with." sending. • 'at le. lie was speaking the opinion of all his colleagues
,lon valet nut blame the doctor for not co 11l il ig earlier. !hen he declared the victory in the I 'ity of Londou by
' :ll r,.. Wildman said it rested with the little girl's mother tie the must important and Lilicant of all the Conserve
1 14
is-jute;i
~ii,iiciti for a tia...‘a to dictate. re tri 1111 l pits at the general election. Alluding to the
A Juror : led you tell the doctor the child had bad a eel-ale:1 dello,' of the oewion, Sir Shdford said the days
tall : er emse legislatioe were over, and matters were going on
Willie- : No ; lie del not ask. .I"mtii" Witl*ll anything like a party fight took place
The leunmein mei thou 'tinnier said they were satisfied
.ni.u.wo,iiiit.ewas heeuti hy • sub-party light oit the front Opp*.
that if the matter hail been iu Mrs. Wildnian's hands, keep
the
111 11-(tellightec). An Liutlii4, Govern/jam, ,„„st,
AC a "old have sent for the .10Cter before. e atSWlalon and meet the wants oft,,, mintry, and
_ In answer too juror. Mrs. \Wildman said that when De. n2tatt_te::,„'n,Ptalivtliing in the =tore of a reactionary leffiey
n.1'..e,._%.. IY stationary policy. It idsould art with caution
Parwis said the chill was poisoned, he esker,' about
remarked `°' Imi els, and yet pursue a policy of bold progress -
'meets, aiel hearing die had had some street', be ,t - eh Nu. hear).
Viet they made up these sweets with all aorta of e!ieure7
Ki.o told him there hail been 17 or le other children at , 8....„.._17:77___
.1 te s uncut -claersrvie Ass CONCOLTINO.-
%h. Party, and no MC else suffered. I 'By a thormegh km 1 I ..
.
In ammo, to oLbon of ff. jury, witness sail the doctor the e .na, 's e ;iv of the natural laws whleit govern
Ire, atezi the chill as if she were poisoned. Witnese told
..,.4.11,....."..el duktoestlee and nutritlmi, and by a carted
hi thought It was tunstroke, and he said he ought sli;;. h.. i7r,..Z.el
~1,. pecks id wellweleetal c. 0., Mr.
breakfast tablos with a delhately
to know. ~..oeyed beverage whkh tas •
Dr. le. J. Parsons: fly the Coroner's order I made a bins..._ci,,a
~,,,.,.) exec uos IT iv heavy doctors'
p. ,t ...oriels' examination, assisted by I/r. Askham. On trnaar or mini
~,06, by efithte tl . uply with !trilling_
ivening the deed, I (mind the organs of the chest per- • .. James Erre it co., iheeeepath, t.hlete,
lkeel ontb W I
t. , 4e, Threnditeatille
iectlY Ilealtlie. The heart presented no organic dlee•••„.1 Street, Ind no. Pl..edillv ; Works leuat:e'ltosd, I . N
lsit there were all the appearances of twosomes's,. "-m, • Makreeer;fte"! Cm°, -" le win a mi ~
~ • •, now ~• on all •4.1.011.1 t of
owning the althenen. I tirat examined the stomach ;it thenrommee"l‘m°f Mem", James Flies .v. 00. manufacturers
m:“ emptv. The er eed of it, tenet ontinected with og dietetic articles, at their works In the Emmet kited, Loudon.'
It: mouth, was hialtly inflamed, approsiching to ulcer- -80 e article in Cowles Heeeetiold G0.a...
litho,. I then, after maktng • ligature, and l're'erVing CAUTION. -11CAISTA. Rifkin k Soes beg te eautinn the
the contents, examined the Intestines by opening the "'die against imitation *mare blue, -of very inf 'or
whole. I fennel them its some parts ulcerated. and • quality. The I, arms Blue in Nearest bawl in the Prince
'arge deposit of green vete.mble wetter. Tbe other organs of wales' Laundry). Is sold ht wl‘leisies bearing their
if the elelotnen were in orn
a ne•l emidition.
enewed the skull cal'. and examined the brain; 'wilt tbthenat name and trade mark.
.IS IT is. IAS IT Ol7(:I1T TO at
fouhd hi ht.: in a healthy condition. The cause of deaths
'ent the .:yntiotonts and examination, I attribute to ---
In ' Tug Tina 'id Jae 7,11. . " At. the Decks, where
etelahle poison, and from the charaeter of the rontenta r writes ; _
the Ituwele, I feel perfectly warranted in stating that Pro
I.hoerte.unl;
las
.funrthwk.er 161',71".,.."1.1,4
..areTirfruttut
at e0b601101•6 matter tumid there Warn of a viletable
tight mail net any artificial codupeeitices. What it 'NAL ri'l,tlr. found go be Wolter- original chest., Which I
• how pr,,cunel, I menet say. Nature had ito doubt •" t They were all artificially analysed & foundyerteet.
moved the hulk of the stuff, but it possesses all the ste`_...._. ~,, 1.n0,,0t0 him, ly prim and frr,
r,,_ ~_
rens character i.f something vegetable, which she must eff..=, soul emmersliowder. osool orfifirmf 4
e",".
At Out (root the garden. The symptotus were Meow- ,/,';' '''''`..ahataraie, used in Wing 1 the quality 1,0„,.' '.!1; '
ible with that of soy theme I know. ".0
te• NWT" no nee" leuPeee'satisfactory.- Feb. 10,141.
ly the Coneter : The symptome of sunstroke would be Ins, !ander present/1e other'
ait you ere knocked down at once, rebus adulterations." ' IL IL Ihusqll, M.D.
more
' fly • horn.,: I was on the liEla PrdeelianallY engaged ~ eaa 4,.,eau____Gaceisra, Coefertiwors, ..er., W. awl
the whole of Moodily, at the Mace. I went to Airs. ',tee. "•,---- m _..a ~ LTfl**o4a" ' 4 Packet Tea.
town
It ads's house the moment I came home. 1 tokt Ilre. .

i rater a the day for the oonsideration
II as wog:tided, air. PKAKII Olki la a feW
* whilst-loco', dills agailrlf Iso-111l Icll.'
poi thus' lukbe course of preeecnliog
-,:r erring to the twig in3l intention of the
slum it had oullUlliett, prelefted Against the
.., lishod between Nu hours 61 dosing In
, Lrger provincial towns. Ile spoke,
, l donut of the lieciiis,l eh tualkra or
la roue claw of wuralueli ill Lie toleil he
in eil a new clause, procklit g that the
'od closing should isosie into o ,wratinti lon
1i
.11 roallailukr to be In ion") U ullledlutely
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THE MISSING PERIL

The missing Peer was interviewed on Wednesday by a
Lnidon detective at Jersey. He &menus rather to resent
the interest taken iu his welfare by an officious public.

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replied t4g it was Inu.ssible to dui Int, with
ulc th 4 boundary Inc betwevii b co and
tilitsi the alteration on th 4 grow at. The
• agflwd to.
t.rk.and the addibiun o' a CiAlles, Whit%
ti pon-.r ill any town or lavish be)ond
to alter g hours on wet k days.
y Mr. Cows. MOO arzued that it SAO
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iscussi tolhortd, and etid,d with a
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