The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1886-04-16 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

VON. rtatibned at Edinbirgh Caatle, Ann hintr,ll the ther nigh while on the gnarl 11. nlnhl to recover, A. arrietant in a grocery ertablialanent Il{ Elan. cltidno Inta jun, learned that he im heir ton fortune of klitooo. An advertirement enirttoal i,ith pipet, in niiert of him, in order that he limy invoice 101111 named, aliioh her been Eft toho by a  necrawo unme America. Two diaeppeerencee from Wolverhampton am repelled. A Imatund 114 nortroving over the Night al hi, wife, who ir lwlieved to have ebueol with one of etploc., and in the therecU,' a yii..ll ma" 1014444pudi:d moth tat* and a barmaid, leaving behind him a wife and I.IIIIM, r,111,111 children. The Bournemouth magirtretm. had befon- them .on Thnrwlay one Adelaide Bye, who pleaded guilty to writing 11 flll,ll, charuct,r for a servant girl namml Fanny Butt. Fenny hemelf wen charged With attempting to obtain a NMI:Won by mem. of PM character, and both were lined sovereign On amount of the mevere strain made upon the telegraphic depatment of the Momerel I,abotlim by Mr. Gladatune'r determent on Thurrday night, the heada of the department weir in perronal attendance in the over:aim, rooms. Lord Molverton, the Peat. modr-rdlf vend, and the dlutneler wore alro 'dewed during the evening. The (1010i1,11,0i,' 'if dater that Om old., o,ldfellow in the !clenched.- Unity es tier,.lbeer Bradlee, who WV, 1111t111t4411 111 the tbrd Samaritan ledge, No. 111, Maple Dinteiet, 4,11 111,1 lah t January, miii. lie has lwen emended of the MI.-for more then yeas, and, although yearn olf, still attenda  the meetings orlio mug, Cockfighting ttill linger:, in the North of England. A main of twenty.tnn eacks hag been 'ght near Evywlale, betwm.n Kirby 411,1 Lady Hall, Nliltom, for Cr, Klrby II by one battle. The ielict. ete primal the awl:lighters, who went towards Broughton, nn.l having teamed tam eonveynne, irOV e by Elpho way, at eluding the 'police, linithed the battle. Five ewe of famine fever from the neighbonlood of Ceigteplin, county Waterford, have been odmitted to the (IC,, 1101 of Lemon, and ootideralolo. unemineat hat (01.0 10111111 in the &Arid m C011e11,1010.. The 'mulled officer hat 001 011011 the oatmeal, of femme fever the remit of ettrenie &Ante, and the Local I lovernment board 'MVO sent down an  . . J:ttor. yuling woman named Eliaabeth Bromley died oon Thiorielay Irina! inpuirm cangeol by falling moo a deep hole in the yawl of the Cavendish Spinning mill, at Aglotoonouteder.Lyne. She was employvvl at the milk awl woo crowing 0 plankway.over tlw bole when the planks tipped and o)oowher in. Her back wine broken, and die hog, red in misery for a consider. able time. Last week she was awarded nearly egg, lon ages in an lictiost she Nought against thecompany under the Employers' Liability Act. A passenger train was running on Wedneeday night the Fitchburg railnoad, Massachusetts, on MI embankment WU feet high constructed along/vide the Deerfield river. The reillS lit,o cauced the took to mottle, and the entire train rolled down the rocky embankment into the river. The wrock caught lire, and winto horrible scent. ensued. With thret excel, thins, every pentm to the train was killed or injured. Tuirteen in all were killed, being nearly sll bunt tw death, and thirty tinge were injured, several of them fatally. A suicide, accompanied by cireurnstances of a very unusual character, ban created osengation in Natio. On the Vith of last month the daughter of an official of the Austroolloingarim Railway, named Irma Stemenyi, a handsome girl of 17, and welloknown to the best middle.clans society in Pectlo, died there. Suspicions 1111Vill, been arottead, a Pus, he'r," examination of lb body was made, which made it dear that the unfortunate girl hod been poisoned by phosphorus. The body reniainol in the town hoopetal during the police investigation, which lasted about a wcwk, and eventually a servant conf.aed that on March 1501 i Irina had had a quarrel with her stepmother, and joisound knell in conscquence. It appsared that alsom 11 in the 10ne...18M0 took the pooisen in her room, where sloe was left imattended, screaming in the moat heart. tending manner all day and night until four Olin neat morning, when she died. Neither filler 000 0101,. mother entered her 1.111 during all them 17 Inane fearful tort., the latter further forbidding the nerve,oto to enter, mill the Nereallei had ceased, after whitli 1.111, doetor was sont for. The father mono former officer in the army, aged 511 and thestemonother ho 29 years of age. AN OHM Wet