Weekly News. — 1892-08-25 (Blandford, Dorset, England)

PION. EASTERN RAILWAY. ,and spreading terror and numbered nearly 500, and the seriousness of the It rwDeuhslieitsch ahcoouoludr.beolookeddoourps topl.acPelac;aergsemaealnldpiebTuni: fall odtaanommpitl.anntaceot;thwteoomeewhenovanentrgaW3plapiewcpvtniu;lllrdeoswivse,ryhanghi;fteresi:is Ardennes, living by pillage ng . TrmataeStasioludaw:ot.reet, charged with the wilful murder ot Clover—Mr. Williamson represented the situation was increased by the fact that the locomory Prisoner was defended by Mr. J. E. tive firemen had practically determined to strike in "'RAIN A collision ocnncutrrehed Great 85 n Eastern afterll,Raio'icwlocayk. 017 dismay arnon the law-abiding inhabitants On I 1 Waters, who said he had received a letter from the sympathy with the switchmen. The chief with light backgrounds, that will stand out elms Su,niodhayeemne 50 passengers were more or less injured, Thursday one of these bands made its appearance at r Treasury informing him that no evidence would be train-despatcher of the New York, Lake Erie, prominently by reason of their dark surrounding". tomsrneeersthat Athlewyaydsoben—"ot cue. -+unately there was no loss of life. The l'lsle-sur-Suippe, and very soon it had commenced offered that morning. He was aware that it would and Western reported that that company's accident was Leman-street, White. its pillaging operations. The people, however, be useless to object to a remand because be would yards were pretty well controlled by the i with hthtoshe pieYiatiam". 'A about 12 minutes past 11. It were on the alert. The alarm was given and one of be overruled. He must point out, however, that militia, but no attempt would be made to wo.rk. in alcoves, gnoopikotso,vraeenerd ' the time in question a the culprits was arrested. An attempt was made the prisoner had been in strenuously slysionblect to nightat. after dnanr kF Friday yhrtnrl atr Ir.lanwiegthrantrri strikers i who tnet were per:lna:l calnovaesrersao;gainoygthainlogtboofldpiloootokreseremenntis '- to Fenchurch-street to follow up this advantage by forcibly evicting the Ist of Jaunn:, and shouldhefeo this ne. The Treasury had had called out to repel a number r w ghraaseestithesiL -"hen a light gipsies, but they shewed fight. One of the swarthynyee months in which to make inquiries, and they stoning a train which had just arrived with a poifilcsatitinon. fifitrstioplakcfetetrhweelradregervioneetse,r-oaonldoetrhee lloiottkleveosatrir _..., seen complexioned women drew a dagger with the avowed could not complain of want of time.—Sir John number of non-union hands. The stoning still ~... intention of using it, and one of her male com- Bridge: Ws shall hear what they have to say on continued, however, and the soldiers fired a ._ near an oil painting if framed in gold, hut Ws ii; Danions discharged a revolver at the crowd that had the subject.—Mr. Waters: Three months is a long nwohtfttehef caseeew_itpheathresonfas,shiffoueekablyle. but cold-100*i '`,"red at the camp, luckily without any dis- while.—Sir John Bridge: It is a long while, bucti few shots. The crowd of strikers then broke and ran. They were pursued by the troops, but all -ffect. One of the local authorities was when a man is charged with an offence of this kin '-e laudable effort to restore peace the most careful inquiry should be made.lt if not so escaped, and there were no arrests. More freight trains were moved on Saturday afternoon with the 'ing elements when suddenly a much a question of time. The principal ohject in view . assistance of the soldiers. A troop of cavalry from ' their horses and galloped is to elicit the truth. If prisoner is inno,omt,. it New York escorted the non-union workmen to and '- caravans, in which should be proved to demonstration. It is to his in- from their meals in order to protect them_frorn the