The Blandford and Wimbourne Telegram. — 1881-07-22 (Blandford, Dorset, England)

SATURDAY. —At last, when he was not looking, Ice we felt ourselves more than repaid for the startling expos were, with the exception of the 461 b. fish (which appearel rip hoc him ! I rushed at him! 1 closed with him !As riences of the previous night. It can do no harm to add to have been in the fresh water for some time, and ha then came my surprise! In self-defence he arrested me that we claimed and exercised the right of securing their lost its colour somewhat), in prime condition, "fresh run," He is a detective too ! We have just heard that a Terse future prosperity out of our ample means. We learned and plump, and certainly formed as grand a group of exactly answering the description of the pager wants. no more of their former history than that the persecution of those whose wishes their marriage had opposed had salmon from one river as has been exhibited in London is staying at 22, Ararninta Villas, East, use minute driven them to hide their poverty and misfortune in the of 531 b measured from 's written He has paid hi for some time past. The largest. ~ walk from where this diary i . • • • . wilderness. We have heard of them since. The young the tip of nose to the end of tail, 44m. and 28in. in girth. bill Me to to day, Saturday, and has told his landlue man, as we discoveredon questioning him, remembered THE winces of the Silver Medal, whose name is William that he is going to quit England secretly is evsnins) this .. nothing of his sensations while unconscious, except a Ingram,coines from a well-known Scotch shooting family. He starts at a quarter•past eight, an.l it is new half vague. dreamlike, and yet intense sorrow for his young His father has been four times in the "sixty," while his seven. We must really look into all this on Muds' wife' de had no knowledge whatever of the voice which had addressed us, and appeared to believe that he had ) , uncle a well-known gun maker, stands at the head of the *,," Some person in no way connected with the s 'yen information at Scotland Yard, aid the music laboured under a temporary suspension of animation aris, lists of • badge men" with six of these distinctive emblems has given ... , lug front starvation. We did not combat his belief, for upon his arm. William Ingram, who is 25 yeers of ago, lrrested. This is uncalled-for offerousness. Why into their duty we believed that he was actually dead, „ad that he only is a clerk in Glasgow. and has been 3 member of the 3rd ere with the Relive when in exemition. of iet, cv returned to life through his great Mere Who will deny Lanarkshire Rifles for three years. When a recruit he It s disgusting. What's the good of belie a ) cI. that love is stronger than death, and that it go-es with us tried for the First Nursery Prize at the West of Scotland if we're not allowed to detect in our own way? Why t --- hevond the graver dsome Hews! • Rifle meeting at Cowglen, and in the four years since he in such a hurry? But there it is- a han I . has twice headed the list of aggregate winners at the (which an otneinl mayn't earn) does ell the mischief wr same place. Besides this, he has three times won the the outside public, and we're "not in it. National Associatiou Bronze Medal for Lanark, and in 1878 was fourth forlthelPrince of Wales's Prize at Winsble. don. This year lie has carried everything before him, taking the grant aggregate first prize both at the West of Scotland and Edinbureit meetings and the Gold Medal of the Scottish Twenty Club. He shot last year for the first time in the International team for Scotland, and is again one of the represeutatiyes this year. A rdsgesg, believed to be the Siberian plague, is reported to have appeared at Gatchina, Lyga, and other towns ors the Warsaw Railway, as well as at New Ladoga, aid at tither places in the St. Petersburg district. Tim fish torpedo which disappeared in the river Thames at Woolwich during an eeperiereetal triad of a now terpede boat on the 10th of June, was caught on Friday opposite the Royal Arsenal, and cloee to the spot where it had vanished. It had partly buried itself in the mud. A MANCHESTER Corporatiret waterman, named Luke Johnson, committed suicide in a deliberate manner on Friday night. lie had lied some Ifference with his wife, and a short time ago they separeted. On Friday night lie saw her, and asked her to return' but she refusea. He left her, and going to the railway tied his legs together, festened his arms iniside his belt, and threw himself in front of an advancing train. His head was severed from his body. Tile Prince of Wales visited the Royal Agricultural Slow et Derby on Friday, and was present the same eveldug at. it ball given by the officers of the 2nd Life Guards it. Hyde Park Barracks. W toe en BARKER, a youth, employed as a wire thrower at Messrs. Smith's world', Warrington, was on Wednesday following his usual occupation, when a piece of wire broke on the coil, struck him on the temple, and penetrated his brein. lie died shortly afterwards. Tile celerity with which military engineers can throw a bridge across a river is something marvellous. The river Thames at Datebet had to be bridged for the passage of regiments of volunteers arriving there for the Windsor review le corps ;of Royal Engineers went down, and in a little more then halfmn-hour they had thrown a bridge across capable of bearing an army. "" When we mention that the riser is ninety-three yards wide at this part the magnitude of the teak will be realised. ,_. - ___ _  sal  larwrli  mall  afia  particni  tuner The Pit* him thin  greee  wilt.  inej  shall  btee  armP  crepP  lute!.  'Pal  iy. Niel  [From Faun,/ Foals 1