The Blandford and Wimbourne Telegram. — 1882-01-13 (Blandford, Dorset, England)

SUSPECTED MURDER.  On Saturday a man named Bernard Stephenson was found dead on the roa 3side near Tullamore. Two men, named Cartpw and Grace, last seen in his company, have been arrested on suspicion of having murdered him, and remanded to the next petty sradon. There were naarks:of.violence on the throat; and it is said deceased was drunk when leaving for home.  At Gorey it is reported that as a number of troops were returning from aupprefting a Land League hunt the soldiers sang an Irish national song, and cheered f 4 r Parnell, notwithstanding that the officer in charge remonatrat:d with his men.  Early on Saturday in 'rang, 8H a train from Limerick to Waterford was raising Clonmel station, its proovss WhS impeded by a quantity of stones pluced between the rails. The bottom of the engine was literally torn out, and the tabs brought to a standstill.  About 100 men. with 100 horses and carts, on Saturday, smetnbled in Coorheen, and proceeded to the farm of Peter J. Kelly, a suspect confined in Kilmainham, and gathered in his turnips and turf. Others thrashed his corn. Six policemen were present, and took notes of the proceedings. A suspect named Hannigan, of Drumcellogher, recently discharged, has been re-arrested, The Assistant Land Commissioners at Carrick-onShanno 1, on Saturday, in one case raised the rent by one-fourth, and granted costs to the landlord. In eight other ca,es the rents were re luced to about twothit ds.  At Cork assize, on Saturday, Michael, Ellen, and Mary Callaghan, charged with assaulting and stripping a procesi-server named Regan; while serving writs near Donoughmere, were acquitted. A deputation from the Irish H me Manufacture Association waited on SAturday on the Lord Mayor of Dublin, asking him to convene a meeting to devise means of carrying out the late intend.A project of an industrial exhibition. The Lord Mayor expres,ed willingness to comply with the request, and suggested that a joint stock company would be the best means of carrying out the object.  It is stated that 11)1:lector Swanton on Friday paid Joseph Mugford ths reward for the discovery of Let roy. The Queen has commissioned M. Gaunod to compose a Nuptial Match for orchestra and organ for the forthcoming marriage of Primes) Leopold (Duke of Albany) with the Princess Helena of Waldeck. Three boys at Oskaloosa, lowa, last week bad pistil ractice, tiring at a target unon the wooden wall of a powder magazine containing :500 kegs. After a few shots the magazine exploded, killing the boys, whose Lobes weru blow to a graat distance and greatly mutilated. Nearly every house in the nor Alerts half of Oskaloosa was wrecked, almost evert window in the town being broken. Two children named S ephenssp, whilst playing in the neighbourhood of their father's residence at Hull, on indiscreetly ate something which they picked up. Toe, were both attacked the same night and aotwithstanding medical assistance, died on Wednesday. Ths supposed cruse is Battle's vermin killer spread on bread. .  Ling Look, the Chineso juggler, his wife, and Mre. Botham, the proprietress of the Oxford Music Hall at Brighton, were again brought before the magisi rates on Fiiday charged with causing the death of the lad George Smyth during the perfurmanco on Ricember 27th. No fresh evidence was adduced, and the magistrates, after a short consultation, decided to commit all three prisoners to the assizes. Bail was allow( din each case. Toe Bishop of Honolulu is on the way to England for the purposo of soliciting aid fur building the permanent Episcopal cathedral church in the capital of the Hawaiian kinglom. The Church, as at present prouosed, .ill be 120 feet long, et an esti mat«l cat of 50,000 dol.. Thu builders have already begun cutting the atone, which has been presented to the church by a resident Englishman. On the list of subscriptions, amounting _already to nearly 15,000 dole., are the names of Kiwi lifkla.katio. the (24001 h Dowager Quell &am cto.