Bridport, Beaminster, and Lyme Regis Telegram and Dorset, Somerset, and Devon Advertiser. — 1883-08-31 (Bridport, Dorset, England)

DORCHESTER.  A sealons disturbance occurred on Saturday at Newry, , a party of excursionists from Belfast being attacked by a mob of porters, who threw stones at the train as it , steamed into the station. The railway authorities failing to collect the tickets owing to the riot, the train steamed out of the station for its destination, Warrenpoint. On the return journey special precautions were taken, police being stationed at intervals for half a mile. Hundreds of rowdies awaited the train as it steamed past throwing stooes, by which several persons were injured including a policeman. A DISTRESSING case of suicide occurred at Ilfracombe on Sunday morning. For some timo past Mr. N. Vye, J.P., has been in a low, desponding state owing to the death of a favourite and only sister. About eight o'clock the set rants and others palming in a lane adjoining the promises were startled by hearing the report of firearms, and upon going into the grounds found the unfortunate gentleman sitting under the wall in a dying state, having been shot in the mouth. A discharged pistol was lying -by liii side; life was extinct. Till.; arbitrators—Lord Carlingford, Lord Brainwell, and Air. !duodena- have decided to give Bangor the preference over the other twelve towns in North Walea for the site of the new college, endowed by a Liovernment grant of £,,1,000.  DAVID MACKAY, of Aston, near Birmingham, formerly manager at Kynocht's ammunition works at Upton, attempted to murder his wife, thirty years his junior, by (rutting her throat. The motive was jealousy. Mackay tried to comtnit suicide by cutting his own throat. He recovered, and at tile Warwick Assizes was sentenced to ten years' penal servitnde. A few days ago ho commited suicide in gaol by hanging himself. Great sympathy was expressed for deceased by .hie friends, who felt that the Crime was committed under ssrong provocation. 'rhey requesled the goveuor of the gaol to allow them to bury the body, atoll ho compliod. Many of deceased,s old colleagues joined in the funeral procession. So violent was the feeling towards the young widow that she was compelled for safety to shield herself in a neighbour's house, stones and missiles being thrown. A RUMOUR was current in Peshawur last week that the Atneer had been assassinated by his nephew, Azig Khan, son of the Atneer Azitu Kim'. However, the Govern• merit lies received no intelligence confirming this statement.  A FRENCH nobleman was killed on Friday in a crevasse while trying to ascend the Fitz Bernina, the highest mountain of tho Engadine. The two guides accompanying him escaped  Os Sunday morning, a labourer named Charles Squires, while attempting to pass over a lovel cro4sing on the Mid. land Railway at I :mat I3owden,Leicestershiro,wasknocked down by a London express and cut to pieces.  As s wagon load of wheat VI: being carted t;ver level crossing on the South-Eastern Railway, near Canterbury, on Saturday, it tilted over and completely blocked the up-line. The first down train was in eight, but the horses were unharnessed just in time to escape the engine, which, however, took off part of the shafts of a wagon.  AN inquest has been opened at Queenstown concerning the death of a man named lfenry Ward, whose charred remains wero landed at Queenstown from the Inman steamer City of Richmond. W..r.1, whooe name has been ascertained from a letter found in l!is dolly s, is supposed to have stowed himself away on board the steamer at Liverpool, and while he lay concealed under the donkey engine to have been overpowered by the heat nod roasted to death.  THE Prince of Wales is staying with the Princess Mary of Baden, Dowager Duchess of Hamilton, at Baden, The Prince 0.. Saturdrif went to see the claypigeon shooting in the Lichtenthal Alley (the use of live birds is forbidden in Baden), and in the evening he attended an improvised dance at the famous hostelry known as the Bear. The Nines was ptesent at service in the English church Sunday morning, the sertice bein conducted by the Rev. Are !dhoti! White, wits has been the English chaplain at 13aleu for 11 years. The will of Mr. George Case, late of 76, Je-myn-streelb who died on May 181ast at 33, Wimpole-street, was proved on the 28th ult, by William Philip Price and William Edwin nice, the executors, the value of the personal estate exceeding £22,000. The testator divides li, property into two funds—the charitable fund, cmais. Mg of all his property which may by law be bequeathed for charit able purposes; and the real fund, consisting of theicmain der of his estate. Ile bequeaths 1:100 to the Gloucester General Infirmary; E3OO to his trustees to be applied at their uncontrolled discretion "for the promotion 1 the innocent enjoyment and amusement n Sundays for and among those who are frequently called the hover orders of the people ;" and legacies to his executors. The red.lues of both funds are to be held, upon trust, for the brnelit of his brother, John Bolton Case, for life; at his drath he leaves the real fund to his executors absolutely; awl he charitable fund to the trustees of the trust found, d by by Robert Hibbert (to be called "the Case Fun 1) the income to be applied "in the promotion of free thought unfettered learning, the frank utterances in matters con: nected with religion, and the development, learning, and highest culture of man." A Tornado swept over Minnesota on Tues,lay and was most destructive. In the town of R ichester 300 liolucs, mostly of brick, were blown downismid 200 houses were damaged. Twenty.six persons were killed awl over fifty Injured. A railway train near Rochester was bite I by the wind from the rails and wrecked, twenty passehgers being killed and seventy injured. Other lives were lost in the surrounding country, the number of them not being yet known.  At Bedford five !Ads were amusing theurelves on a raft in a ballast•hole belonging to the L volon and North Western Railway, when by some means tl.e rift was overturned, nod they were ell thi on n into the water. Two managed to save theiLsel% es, lag the th-r three were drowned, Tli.. names of tlie ihat are %%lain& Mobbs, and Wildman. The water is very deep where the accident happened, and it WM nearly midnight before the last of the bodies WAS recovered.