The Blandford and Wimbourne Telegram. — 1885-09-04 (Blandford, Dorset, England)

EVIIVITION.—The Executive Council of this Exhibition have completod arrangements with the whole of the Railway Companies of the United Kingdom wher.by parties numbering 25 and upwards can from the present time and until the close of tit, Ernibition ob:ain at greatly reduced rates through tickets, combining ihe J ,ur_ey to Louion, carriage over the Underground Railways, paasage through the South Kensington Subway, and admission to the i Exhibition, and back. Application for these facilities sl3oull be made to any &Won Water in the country.  An Englishman named Carter, accompanied by two guides, has just ascended a summit in the Canton of Vallais, nearly 15,000 feet high, which has never been ascended before. _ .  Thomas Chadwick, forrnerly a blacksmith, CZ, committed suicide on Saturday by throwing himself under a train on the North Staffordshire Railway at Milton, near Hanky. A national movement is being carried out in the colony of Victoria to erect a memorial statue in Melbourne to the late General Gordon. The amount already subscribed Is about £2,600, but a sum of £5,000 is the amount required. A stranger, evidently of good position, was on Saturday morning found in a stable at Peterborough suffering from concussion of the brain. A massive brewer's horse was lying across him. He died a few minutes afterwards. In his pockets were found letters addresed " Henry Fossell, Freeman-street, Grimsby." The Scotch harvest is late, but in the east a good start has been made. In the north oats are not ready for cutting, but in earlier districts barleycutting is general. Turnips are improving. Potatoes are abundant, and prices are low. Captain Sutherland, of the Royal Marine Artillery, was on Fri•ley convicted of drunkenness by a court-inertial held at Portsmouth. _ _ _  At Leeds on Friday a tailor named Lewis was tined £1,400 for smuggling tobacco. A curious courtship developed into a formal offer of marriage on Thursday. At the Bolton Police-court, a photographer, named Frederick Law, and Susannah Bridge, both staying at one house, were charged with creating a breach of the peace. The female offered to marry her companion and then leave the town. Law was agreeable to the proposal, but the Bench insisted on their finding sureties or going to prison. On Saturday the Birmingham magistrates met and resolved to issue summonses against all persons found selling indecent literature either in the streets or in shops. Speaking at Kenilworth, on Saturday evening, Mr. Joseph Arch, the president of the Agricultural Labourers' Union, advocated the application of the Irish Land Act to England. The Russian naval manceuvres near Helsingfors will be kept absolutely secret, and no foreign attachti will be admitted to witness them. Upon the conclusion of some military evolutions at Swansea on Monday, in which Mr. Dillwyn, M.P. took part, the hon. gentleman was thrown from his horse and had his collar bone broken. He lies in a precarious condition. A scaffold, 25 feet high, at the building of a new church at Consett, fell on Monday, throwing five men to the ground. Two masons were greatly injured, and the others weie severely shaken. A working collier has been appointed mining inspector for the county of Durham. At York, on Monday, George O'Grady, a shoemaker, was committed for trial for attempting to cut the throat of Priscilla Hodgson, with whom he lived. The woman's wounds:are not dangerous.  EnTas's Coe:M.—Grateful and Comforting—. 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