The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1869-04-23 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

THE TELEGRAM, APRIL 93, 1869.  Tun States of Jersey hare jolt passed •It emoting that in future Good Fri', shall be kept with the same m Sunday. 'lt is expremly forbidden to Icy person to work theoughent the ared day. to open hie shop, or perform other daily labour., on pain of punishment according re his demerits." A Fltillga Bloo. The eomplaint of Mx Benjamin Higge ns. spread to Paris. The cashier of Gnat the rergret Pleurae*, companim hes embersted • aura of 1,400,000 francs. Leas clever than Mr. Mg., he reloweit instal( to be caught, sand le now at Kea. He had been thirtmnins ye!. In the company, employ. Ws find the following advertimment In the solumna of a Ballarat parert—"To Glergymen.—Tenders invited for marrying two or more oreples, It the Bailers, Hotel, Lreliardot eet, on Toesdny,l9ts instant. Tenderl to be left at the above address.° Lore is, we oil ' irete, the ureter passion." Why should not matrimony be a °tender" affair elm? 0•10N.000 AND Sulailm.—M. Trenchant, a French merchant from Ll'ons. tor bet, leek,• et the gaming tiOde• at Homburg, soil had lost ere, franc he pomessed. On Fraley the administration, according to their custom in sure are, gam him 40 : Lance on condition that he should immediately Mare the town. This he did and laireetiod toWitimin where, finding himself utterly penniless, he blew We ragout out. Fulaireput ACClDgdr.—On Tads, at Todinonlen, Abraham Webster, a joiner, airet putting in a window at the tile work• of kisser. Ashworth, Brothers, near • shaft, eomehow gok IPs clotheantangled, and he was cure 4 roond at • gee A read. Before he could he released the poor an fell to the ground dead. and Amore naked. the only articles of clothing whit. I remained upon him being Ma neaktie, !Manes, and Eagle' or Two CONVICIts.—On Sunday two convicts, named Davit Jeans, under mance for ton Yea. and John Milton. for eight Year., who were *mitred in one cell in the Dundee prier, ...Pet, through tul eir ffue intu the courtyard, end th,nee over the walls of the gaol Lire the street. Milton wae at Me trete reandcuffsel for hareng attempted to commit suicide. Both remain onatiptlared. Frutudug.—George Curti, formerly • railway porter, It Glouceater. frel into • consumption, and hie mind 001100 .7,0104. On Freda, est ning Ito was left for a foe minutes, when he obtained • am and ant Mr, M. The wound was sewn op. but the poor fellow did not linger long. He told the surgeon that he reehed 11,. Lord mold tahe hi, and when asked why ho cut hie throat. rated that M did not know—Mat bre poor bead wm mandermg. Tee Idre or • S.a.e.— At the steam- Queen wee .sZth7catapili7g•TV:rok;d:Ts o'ar'tte7tl4"..laiortrie men at first reuse. to do, Put afterwards on the order it'tn,lreTrartle'L:l7::,,nhethrl:orraV.Vair,L77rTare. they were AU washed off. One saved himself by mrems the bowsprit ahroude. The other four were drowned. At the time the a arm so heavy that the jib was ire! mood, erenine, arecting the death of raToetnclier!Val't;ift'th'7e dlZareed ara"ginri'f'e. "O'S coratulpot sre'keldb,. hsveralluet the poison ihat they give M rata^ A doctor we, sem for. loot Ale died in an ham. She had prereomly attempted to mai. suicide. The jury returned "trittegs::VVl'ernTrr ;:t:=l;.°=7.V. of 01.1.streot, 1.0400. after IS years. mar, taame ,II end complainid of Si. chest and head. On Sunday morning he !appeared to hove list hi, reason, and asoliedased drove out the doctor called in by hit wife. On the red of • policeman being *rented, they found the smear) jagging awre at his throat, using alternately thr. a knives The polireman hit him on the hands with hie truncheon, end they at length overpowered the deererel, tt he died in e. few minutes. The returned • verdict of suicide while io a state of temporary Insanity. MOnortIONIA Dr • PcOcr or Ntlege.-13nring the past two or three months hydrophobia has been alarms mg!, prevalent in the neighbourhood of Preston, and °emailp so in the trent itself. Many vamp. doge of .11 breeds hare been deetroyed at the poliastation with peak ma the whole number, good, bad, and indiffi rent, amounting to two or thno mores, or morA Ahout three winks ago, nine Mainz ewer. the property of Mr. Draper, Bradley-hall Fan, Caton, .10 10,110 from Preston, were bitten by • strange dog, end bans ace exhibited undoubted eyniptoms of ram have just reree att destroyed. The lambs were preetrved. selolllll Aloe tern. "glltl.—Mg Hugo Croft, of firryshern !WI, near Lana, on Thunder moroing 1:4 1;1'4 tat titiVNLlP."._lrirtbeHetit'sol;l7tl bun before he became 11111115 .it. Totiog uoder hie arm a small dog which he had tett% bun, Mr. Croft endessoored to more I Memel, bal. there being • bay "fresh" at the Pa he tem earned away. The dog  • .... —Mr. Robinson Fowler, the stipendimy magistrate at Manchester, haa resigned hie appointment, h ,„ zoo,. .11,ch e lady is mid to pos..: in.her own right which led him to elope with her. The lady km now returoed to her husband, arid there is little doubt that proceeding+ will soon ho institoted nosiest ter in the Divorce Coin, ie mid that this is not Lisitr.—A IS. da, ago the steamer whi. plies ▪ between Itisly end Tunis stopped to lend five passenger. at La Mmes.. qlps boat into which they entered had not gst more than a IS maid. from the vessel when ISwas overturned by the waves. A French gentleman, mined Camneure. his wife, eod two sailors, seeing what had matured, immadmm mly Juped into anether boat at the qui.. and gg,,mgqmi IS eming four of them. The fifth, • young O. was outko point of sinking when Slams. Gamma, who was • good swimmer, plunged into the water arid eupported her until the reet were able to extricate them . both from their dangerous