The Telegram. — 1893-04-18 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

LOVIIR OF FAIR PLAY.  Toe Court returns to Windsor on May 3rd. At Edinburgh, on Monday, Jeremiah Cashman was fined £l5O for having an illicit still in his possession.  A sportsman in Bellefonte, Oregon, recently shot a pair of pheasauss joined after the manner of the Siamese twins.  Three hundred men a the Loire Colliery, St. Stienue, ic/ruek work on Monday, owing to the disniissal of their foreman.  The famous American trotting stallion, Lobate°, for which, it is said, 100,000 dollars was refused last year, has died in Nebraska. Leeds Corn Millers' Association, at their meeting ou Tuesday, advanced the price of flour eighteenpeuee per bag of 18 stone. Edwin Beuniore as Plymouth, on Tuesday, was fined £5 for violently kicking a little girl, and ordered to pay the medical expenses. It is stated that warrants are likely to be applied for shortly against certain officials connected with one of the Spencer Balfour companies.  Sir William Cnnliffe-Brooks has let his salmon fishing for the mouths ot April and My at the extraordinary rent of £920 for 52 days.  Frank Slavin and hall agreed on Monday to box in Derby week for the best purse offered. The fight will probably come off at the National. A balloon, whist' left Brussels on Sunday, was picked up on Monday in the Bay of Cauche, near B.mlogne. The three occupants were rescued.  On Monday, the wife of a working mall, of New Milk near Stockport, gave birth to four children, two males and two females. Three are likely tu survive.  On Friday, a lunatic, named John Henry Gould, shot Wm Henderson, a police constable, with a gun, as Lintberpe, near Middlesbrough. The man received the full charge in his breast-, and died almost immediately. The lunatic has been arrested,  A Murinsicoug A'rf ACC —At the Lambeth Police-couri, on 'Tuesday, a labourer of Anerluy, named Kemp, aged 60, was charged with murdering George Hayter, a relative, and assaulting his wife.—lt appears that Kemp had be.-n drinking heavily for some days, and on Monday a quarrel aiose. Kemp, it is alleged, seized a poker and belaboured his wife until she was insensible. He then attacked Hayter, who, being in a weak state through recent illness, was unable to defend himself, and when the police arrived Hayter, too, was Insensible. The woman recovered consciousness, but Hayter was conveyed to Norwood (Jottage Hospital, where he expired soon after midnight. —Kemp was remanded.  - • HOHRIBLIL Dcam.—Hart Tremewan, aged 37, an engine-driver, of Cregan Downs, Hoene, met with a horrible death on Thursday at Roche Goonbarrow Clay Works, near Bugle, St. Austell. He had charge of the engine at the Hay works, and on Thursday one of the es g wheels of the winding gear shifted, the wedges having got loose. In attempting to secure the wedges, Treinewan struck one of his tiug,rs a very nasty blow, knocking off the nail, and became rather faint. Whilst assistance was being fetched, deceased roust have turned on a small quantity of steam to get at the wheel, arid it is conjectured that faintness again overtook him causing him to fall across the two cogwheels. The poor fellow was found lying across the wheels almost jagged in two. Deceased leaves a widow and five or six children.  THE Howls OF A