The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1882-02-21 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1881.  Dissotvreo Vigire.-00 Thursday evening last • series of excellent and &mune,/ dissolving views were pres.nted to the view , f the msle scholars attendlog the General Schools. J. T. siapheus, Eaq. (Kt- Mayor), wss the exhibiior, and, of course, provided the entertainment Evemien Conger.— first-elan Mre!t was given ven in the school-room of the Congreeittketa,Church the evening of Thursday. Mr. r+tePh , . n Warn Cr, doctor, i he full 'wing be ng the inatrument-dists : Viola, Mr. Champ; Mies Champ and Mr. Stun-; __ double bass, lir. W. Warren; organ, Mr. C. Warren; violoncello, Mr. J. Slimmer flute, ; cornet, Mr. A. Champ; piano, Mr. 8. and Mrs. Champ. The following was the attractive programme Part I (Sacred). From Han el's Crum to "Samson.' Overture, °releestra; °ewes, " Awake the Trumpets' Lofty Sound"; sir," Total Eclipse, ' Mr. T. Mathews ; chorus, "0 first Created Beam r; chorus, "Then Bound about the Starry Throne"; air, Return 0 God of Hosts,' Mt s.Monteith ; chorus," To Dust His Glory they would Tread"; air," loSoug ad Dame"; chorus, Fixed In His Everlasting Seat air, " Ye zone of Lomat now Lemont," Master G. Ewaris • chorus, " Weep, Israel, Weep". Dead March, orciaitra; chorus, "LM their Celestbil Concert all unite." Part II (Secular).— Andante front dymphony in A fiat (Mozart); chin us, Angela that Round us Hover.' boasts in 0, for violin ,M ism Champ, encored (Haydn); cradle ennif. (Mendelasohn), Mrs. 3don.eith ; part song," Nature s Praia," (Smart); instrumental Selecti n, (Labitdry); song" King and the Beggar Maid" (Levey), Mr. T. Mathews • eh .ru•, • • Forward" (Martin); instnimental selenium (Verdi); National Anthem. Atteuen Arming') Sciciox. —An extraordinary case of alleged attempt at sell-destruction came infore theccounty magistrates (J. M.. P. Itiont.gne and W. Colfox, Enure.), on Fri4ay, when a rather pretty.look• jar girl, named Emma Mabry, aged 17 years, was charged with attempting to °mimic suicide at Pyinore Factory on the previous afternoon. The evidence , above! that prisoner wee one of the factory bands, and had only been engaged toms a few weeks, after coming from Dorchester. On the afternoon of Thursday prisoner went to the closet of the factory, and soon after another of the fe.nale bands went tiers end saw prisoner standing up witii blood us her neck and on her apron, and witness (Ellen Way), gateau alarm. Witness asked what she had done, and I, isoiier maid she knew, but would not tell her; she afterwards said she had done nothing. Witn sa saw that her neck was bleeding, and saw blood on her collar. She asked her why she did it. and pr miner said she was no. happy. Priaouer bad one of the factory knives, in her hand, and showed witsitse, punting to the knife, how far she thought the knife went into the neck. Prisoner told her that she had • haunted mind and was not happy, and that the knife would be her end.—Mary Travent, another factory girl, gave similar evidence.—Seige.,nt Hazzard said ha charged the prisoner at Pyntore, and examined the knife and found blood on it; there we. blood on the prisoner's collar and a small cut on her neck. Site cried, and said "It is not much of • cut or much blood."—Mr. G. M. Evans,