The Poole Telegram. — 1881-07-01 (Poole, Dorset, England)

LONG JOB—The work of psin:ing and gldhl the face of the clock at the Houses .4 Parlinincat is sin ly approaching complailn. It ll3b b. on Oi 11:01,1 for two years, it being possible to catry .011 Ibe work only on warm, still days. Workmen no non eaa4ell in the east face, and it is hoped that it will be coinpletel before winter sets in.  AN inquest was held on Friday at Maryborough an the body of Godson Molvey, who was sentenced hot Tuesday to live years' penal servitude for eattle.atesling. (hi Friday morning, about three o'clicle, he strimelol himself by twisting a towel round his neck while lym4onMa back in the bed in his cell. DURING a parade of Barnam's menagerie and cirous in Sal an, Massachussetts. a week or two ago, the six har,es drawing the big glass cove that held 49serpents of various sixes became unmanageable and ran away. The was smashed and the streets strewn with A medley ,i 1 anacondas, boa-constrictors, and other rmt;ies. There was, an American Pam says, " a general stampede of he immense throng of spectators, even the unterritied boys seeking refuge up lammposts and trees. The keepers succeeded, however, in recapturing the scaly monsters without injury or loss." • AMONGST the subscribers to a national manorial to Lord Beaconsfield are the Balmoral homodiald £lO 13s. 6,1. • T.Aird, Arundel of Wardonr, 2,. ; the Duke of Betiford;,. g5O; the Marchioness of Westminster, ; Lord Alington, £3O; and the Earl of Radnor, £25.  IT is rumoured that Mr. Parnell intends to sail in a few weeks' time for America, for the purpose of making an extended political tour througli the United States. JUSTICE, it is said, has at last overtaken one of those who, perhaps, has had the largest share in inducing the Government to introduce a Coercion Act tor Ireland. An arrest has been made in a enmity in the West of Ireland of an enterprising patriot, notorious alike. in London an in Dublin, and known in the latter city by the sonbriiret of "The Outrage Correspondent." Tbis person has for two years been driving r ii trr..le by sending acconnts of outrages, for the most r.art fictitiona, to the two capitals. Now that this gentleman's inventire gt`flille has been confined within the four w•ttle of one ot Her Majesty's girds during the pleasure a the Lord Lieutenant, a speedy pacification of the district may be expected. Eit MAJESTY has appointed Lord Carington Captain af the Gentlemen-at-Arms, in the place of the Marquis of Huntly, resigned. IT is stated that in the course of a day or two the Queen will issue about one blanked and fifty pardons for political offences in connection with the recent general elections.  Lein week, before tho Ecclesail Guardians, among the applicants for out-door relief were a ninii nwl his wife who in the comae of eleven years had ha.l eighteen dren...lt was stated that the husband was in a egnsutrip• tins.  MR.. BRATSON, a Sheffield manufacture, comtnftted suicide on Thursday. A fortnight ago he dissolved partnership with his brother, and kinre then he has been very depressed, and ha + given way to intemperance. tit. W. nesday he tried to hang himself, null on l'inirsdny morning he went into the cellar at his henqe and cut his throat with a razor. Lie leaves a widow and six children.