The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1878-07-16 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

DUIDIX, WATTS. and How, Dorchester.  _ On Monday week two boys named Moulmein and Taskgr quarrelled while they were in the grounds of the Collegiate Sehonl, Moncbester. They than went to another pert of the grounds and fought in the presence of a number of their eche...Yellows. As the result of the fight young himtisou's face was very mach disfigured and his eye" were nearly rinsed. Two days latter be complained of being seriously unwell. and on Monday last he died (rota ocniteeti?o!tf the brain. .  The Shakers are In a bed way. The latest news with referent.* to them points to one of two alternatives—a yollapet of the movement or an °gains of the tribe. Mrs. Girlies, we are told, has bad • divine revelation to sell up the goods and chattels of the tribe, and, with the resulting worsted% to imam arrangements for • general departure to B•hylon The trifle is still in • state of great poverty, but as • body Cr. very persistent in tbeir determinatio• not to relinquish their present mode of living, and they see said to express great confilenoe and faith in Mrs. Girltug. .  8101.01111 COMO& —A womao named Whiteside, wife of a gardener at Longridre, nee Preston, is now in custody on suspicion of poisoning her husband and three children, in order to obtain burial money from Prudential Aiierancie Company. The busbend died after 10 a.m. on Woineeday last, end was buried on Ssturday It became known that recently the women puchaaed some rat poison, and it was further remembered that she bought similar poison Just Previous to the deaths of her children a thort time aro. The body of Whiteside was exhumed on Monday by direction of the coroner, who opened an inquest The stomach of deceased has Len sent for analysis. Late on Thureday night a determined outrage we perpetrated on the uo.line of the Glasgow and SouthWestern Railway, near Paisley. Five metal chairs were firmly fastened upon one of the rails, and • 7-foot rail was laid across the line, with a .le-per firmly wedged in an nprirht position. The 11 o'clock train had a good deal or the flooring of the carriages torn eway. Shortly afterwards the sleeper was replaced, so that the roods train on Friday morning was nearly thrown off the rail. Two men were observed near the spot. The company have offered £llO reward for the apprehension of the offendern On the Western Circuit on Tuesday, before Mr. Jultios Grove. John Warrington was charred with the murder of Some Werringen, his wife at Portsmouth, on June I. Mr Yellen and Mr. Ticket, bait ucted by the Treasury, amide •ted the prosecution Mr. C. Mathews and Mr. ICCelinont defended. The prisoner was a pensioner of the Royal Marine Artillery, end it waa admitted that he waa • quiet, good.tempered fellow, whilst the deceased was a confirmed drunkard. • waiter of her husband's matey, and of • vile temper, given, as one of the witseems expressed it, to "pulling people's whiskers out and throwing spittoons at them. In the afternoon of Jose the woman, in a drunken condition, had a goersl with him la a beerbotue about another woman. They went home together, but in a few minutes the risme ran out of the nonse to a neighbour named Harrison. and said his wife had cut bee throat. The woman waa found dead ei • chalr,he.r,trocr.: bleeding from cut from tb to. thmtith a ear, and prisoner triad w o er napkin. The nudes' evidence was that the facts and surroundings of the nee were more favourable to an act of homicide than of suicide, and they heed their opinions an the dirge Wm, position, ertent, and depth oleo wound. Theyjury found Warrington not guilty. Tin. Fel LgarlC TM on PALLJNO 81CMPIENL A certain method of cure hal been diacovered far this distressing complaint by a physician, who Is desirous that ell sufferers may benefit from this providentiel dist:every ; It is never known to fail, and will cure the woe hopeles case altar all other means bare been tried. Pull particulars will be west linnet to any person free of chann—Addrest : Kr. Witusiunla. Oxford Terrace, Ueda Park. London_ ADVICE TO Moreau I—Are you broken In your rein by a sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth f Go at once to a chemist and get a bottle of MAL Wesuive Reargue Siam It will relieve the poor sufferer Immediately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to tete, it produces natural, quiet sleep, by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes "as bright as • button." It soothes the child, it softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and la the bed known roused, for dysentery and diarrhea, whether arising from teething or other