The Telegram. — 1893-08-22 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

TAUNTON CATTLE, SATCHIIAY.—Good supply of sheep, but not many cattle on offer. Altai,lance moderate, and prices not so fact 11.4 lost week. Auction prices : kat wethers, 37s to 44s per head : fat ewes, 35s 6it to 424 bd: crazing ewes, 25s to 31s ; fat heifers, £l6 to £l9 :fat steers, £l7s to £2O 10, ; barn:tiers, £8 10, to £ll • cows mid calves, £9 10s to £l6.  DORCHESTER, SATI`RDAy. —Tbe supply of stock is all departments was quite in excess of the requirements of the trade, and as a conNequence a good deal bung on hand. Reef a very dragging trade at lOs to Hs for hest and 9s to 9s 9d for secondary. Milch beasts found some demand at £l2 to £l6 each, but barreners were difficult to move at any price. Mutton quiet at &I to 74 for ewes and Eld for wethers. Lamb trade much better, at 94 for best and flid for seconds.  The premises of Messrs. Batchelor and Swis, builders, Leatherbead, were destroyed by fire os Thursday.  Mildriclge farmhouse, Horton, near Slough, took tire on Wednesday from the great heat, and seri:ma damage was dune.  Frederick Greenwood, pllican, Ecclep, was fined £lOO al Manchester on Wednesday for keeping betting house.  John Chubb, a well-known Jersey jockey, committed suicide in Jersey on Friday eight, by taking poisou. Ile was a native of Dorset. The dead body of a girl wali discovered on Wed• nesday at Bosley, near Misidstone. Front marks upon the face, fuul play is suspected. A man lost his life on Thursday at a soda water factory in Bristol. A bottle exploded, a piece of the glass dAlt his throat, and he bled to death. A man named Welker hanged himself on Wednesday at Itembridge, Isle of Wight, by tying himself to a directing post at four era. road,. Mr. Thompson, siaveller for a London firm of jewellers, was on Titesilay robbed of jewellery worth more than £350 at a hotel in Portsmouth. At Fintona, Tyros., on Wednesday, a woman named Anna klauesgis kindled a fire and threw herself into the Haines, her body being burnt to a cindea.  Mrs. Sarah K. Bolton, author of " Paddle Your Own Canoe," and 17111110IOUR ether songs and short stories, died a few days ago in Incuariapalia, at the age ot 82. A unisiller of cattle which was uutrucked at Linlithebw on Friday night get upon the North British Railway, and were cut to pieces by a passing train.  091c,a1 efforts to prevent bull fighting at Madrid have failed. At Leganra one youthful toreador has bean gored to death. aereral other. injured.  At a meeting of the unemployed on 'rower Hill on Friday, spet-ekes were made inciting to viulenee anti a resolution was trusted congratulating the unemployed of New York oa having successfully resisted the police. There Las just been born at Rai nbford (Faikirk) a boy, whose toolbar is 17, his grandmother 34, his great-grandmother 54, and his great-great-grandinothsr 83, and are all well and hearty.  A ease of cholera having occurred at Constantinople, people on board an English steamer coming from Braille, the approaches from the Black Sea, Bulgaria, and the Dardanelles have been strictly quarantined. On Wednesday evening, a hospital tent containing small-pox patients, at Three Mile Hill, near Salisbury, was burnt down, the inmates. being rescued. The fire is attributed to the intense heat concentrated on some inflammable part of the tent.  Eirly on Sunday mornine a fire broke out in London, by which the shop of Mr. Singer, silversmith, 288, Whitechapel Road, end a boot shop adjoining were Isurnt out. The &men