The Blandford and Wimbourne Telegram. — 1881-01-14 (Blandford, Dorset, England)

SAHA BELO:TEI.6.ICDT On Sat'inlay completed het flftieth performance in her Amerionn tour, her suoceet 3ontioning undiminished to the end.  THE lii;ma7lttzment of two of the forts composing the [mom Quadrilateral in Italy is reported to have been .:ocicied upon. ON Wednesdaf, near Glavow, a train from 7rong a junction at Lugton, ran into o.nuiner train, ihrowing the engine and three carzio.ges of( the line.  Tar May of Scarllnr.-: Cdr. T. Whittaker) has been eeented by tlio teetotallers of Preston with an ac.idress, corgratulating him on his elevation to .::e mayoralty and on his advocacy ot teetotalism for !nany years.  T*ubioks of the More in Paris show that during t,he past year a total of 806 bodies, the results of crime oacide, and accident, were deposited in that grim estab: htnent. These figures show an increase of 96 over those ef erriuz to tle year 187 g. _ _  IT must have been a very remarkable dinner-party ma !Iniatroas-day at 38, Heric*lay-equsre. London. Lord :aid Lady Londesborough euteita:ned the male and female ' mites" now exhibiting at the Piccadilly Hall. Hie .ordship had the furniture, dishes, and plates made pecially to suit the size of his little guests. The food .iso corresponded, everyolliog being of the most minute dze.  A REMARKAIITE case of resuscitation has twat occurred xt Worcester, where a man named Charles Davies cut his :Moat in a carriage manufactory in which he was em)loyed, and after being pronovnced to be dead was reamed to the mortuary, nearly a mile away. Here some loubts began to be entertained as to whether he really am dead, mad ultimately the supposed corpse heaved w '.eep sigh. and r.coved one of its legs. The man was theta ziken to the Infirmary, and has now sufficiently re.lered to be able Le e. tranunicate in writing to the hones iurgeon. a  is estate. contractor at Leeds has been committed for rial on a charge of pre seising a novel bit of cheating, He lad picked up a 3rd class ticket for which 4s. 11d. had Jeeo paid, and tsking •s• to the office said his journey had een countermanded, and he would be glad to havo the lioney heck. When asked what be had paid for it, he ud he did not observe, as be put the change into his ectet without counting. When apprehended he asked. • Won't payirg do!" AT Entre Rios, in the province of Rio de Janeiro, 300 icroons, who were returning from the funeral of a gentleIlan who hail oe • murdered by four slaves belonging to iis father. burst into the prisou in which the slaves were aintined. and, after dragging them into the street, hacked hem to rieces. A TELEGRAM from Rome gives the text of the letter iildresscd by the P-pe to the Archbishop of Dublin. iiis Holiness maintains the counsel already given to the frith penile, to obey the powers that be, and only to Wend their cause within the limits of law and justice; n a word, to listen to the voice of their bishops. He ieplcres their miserable condition, and ardently desires :hat it may cease, but at the same time he again reminds ;hem that they are lee justified in disturbing pubiic Test Bradford Corporation have recently erected, at • :et of £ltesoo, a `• destructor," which is placed at their efuse works. There are six retorts, which are charged -very two hours with about three and a heti tons of efuse matter • but it is intended to erect six additional etorts, together with two engines and boilers arid four iiortar mills, so that the material after it has left the atorts may be pound down end mixed with lime. ACCORDING to a Parliamentary return issued on Statueay there were 10,657 persons evicted from their holdings xi Ireland in 18S0. Another return shows the total uumber of agrarian outrages in Ireland reported between January let and November 30th, 1880, to have been 1,718,, convict ions being obtained in '73 eases, arid 47 offenders are an :dine. trial. los Friday morning, the lace factory of Mr. Joseph ',;,ttield„ t Stapleford, Nottinglieni, was destroyed by Oro. The factory centairied an enteerise etoek of lace .ids and cotton yarns, as well as a large number of iistly machines. The damage is estimated at shout 560,000, part of which is covered by insurance. Two oundred work-people will be thrown out of employment. THE skeleton bead of the famous racer "Blink Bonny has been presented to the York Museum by Mr. FAnigin, iif -Melton.