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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1882-09-12 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

SUICIDES IN PRANCE. The number of *mod,. in France, accorduig to official statistics just punlishial, has largely increascd within toe pr•sent gtueiation, and has actually hero trebled since 14.10. It that year there were live suicides to 100,090 innabitente 1430 te hot risen to 10, to 14t9) to it u. 111 ti U, and iu 1450 ti 15 Toe toltsl 11411160 01 11111claal in the tact year war 6,tiOS, 75 per cent of them being men. Liking the diger..t departruenti eeparately, it appears that suicides are meet numerous iu the DepartWent at the Seine (which cymprows E..), and fermi in (.1.111011. A large ineteallY is noted in jerLnilu INICideL Ito popular notion that moat prevalent daring bad weather bags no centirmation, thu percentage ,g tuna being 39 for the summer, 19 for the spring, 21 tor tie autumn, 00,1 14 for the winter.  EXTRAORDINARY CASE VP ELOPEMENT An slop :went which has recently taken place 11001 Kt idernatheter 1.1.'1.4 talked of • goal deal in 1b... ton Doted the parties concerned is it are married wasn't; the oho • tits leeman of seine forty ytars, who has taken an active part in out of the choirs in the t awn, and ts well knewai I ; while the frail one is muc 0 his junter. Hs Is ores • wife and lour children behind ham, and Ms coinpaht tit le are, aet le It ,y with bard mimed nuaband. The etc Menus written the L ,turrio nf the business has been beet tomtit upon +nether has at ranted the notice of the File, and It le Stated that at her FelZlollattel3Cell proved, uneVailing, a twparation was agreed upon. Mare wee no appaleDtly ILI the other case, and to huettand w▪ ee Mu been I, slistnetully treeted thought tee p ran intriguing with lits wile wee visiting her tr gave her etusie. baeous. The duel step is stet t bee* Ire U taken on tehm the entity pear ler t Kiddertninahr, add. at is under...toed, ant ,neltd promo hag to Amen". The rattaw•F wit. bar CO dly lelittell I. her husband ieaVi•IIII him to rod • little property be an and go Into lodgings.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1882-10-31 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

ANNU A L SRNSIUNS.  The annual semions for the borough of Worehotn were held at the Town Hall in Friday morning, the Proceeding. being ~f a formal character. he reorder (Mr. Freeland Filliter) was accuipankl on the Bench by the Mayor (Mr. W. Daniell), the ex-Mayor (jr, Marshallmy), mid the Mayor-elect( tf r. C. Selby). 'the Court having teen opened in the usual manner, the following g. ntlemen were sworn on the growl jury: —Messrs. C. Year.ley (foreman), W. rrocker, Holiingham, B. Reale, F. Hibbs. ic. G. Parmiter, H. Corti% D. B. (licit ‘rd, R. Hooper, J. rued', If. Nicholls. A. .1. Mc 11,, A. Florence. C. D way, W. Cooper, J. Newbury, J. ILoop,r, G. Widdle. and Jame:. Trenellard. The Royal Proclamation againet vice ..11 I iinmoralitv was read by the Town Clerk ( dr. U. C. Filliwr. ) The Rocorder then delivered his charge b. the Grand Jury. if. took that opportunity of congratulating them up In the respect which had been paid U. them by the authors of the Mitnicilal (Unreformed) rorporati •n' Bil , upon the r.opeet pail to the borough in being n iniinated 011,10 of the few Corporations that Wen, 3,4, oCEILUOIitiO.I to b pla. o I under a new charter. 'rho learned It:corder alluded to the Act. of Pan l ament id 1 iet Ses.ion, and, fir.t allu ling to the Pi...earls Replies Act, remarked it was a useful measure for the purposes of busioem and f thow who had much correspondence. Ito next referred to the Act pawed last Session which altere I the old law under which all persons who had c homilted suicide or died fclo-cker had to be buried in the public highway. There was a sinful Act altering the law with regard to the collection of poor rate., which provided any out-going occupier A.A., be babb. f rates only during the time of his oo•evetioo. Tbia was a lawful Act, id which their eolleidoi uell know the value. The Recorder next allod.cl to the new Act which gave power to magistrates to rebus, iddlieowie., remarking it gave a local option to the jit.tiees, which it was very necessary and dedigloe they should posseas. He thought ,tc,. was as little heeded in Wareham as any whore. In connection with Bills of Sale, the R ,corder reverted to the Municipal Corporations Act. Theo there was another Act in 'which lb sy all felt an interest—although it did not apply to them—the Ancient Monumente Preservation Ac. If It thought there was any dangcr of the wall. of the town being interfered with he should be foremost in moving for applying the Act to protect them, but they were not mentioned at all among the Onto ock•dalid in the
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1882-10-03 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

LMS.OII, adorning Royalty, the latest addition being the Duchene of Albany, but a " /fashion Group 'produced by the first Parisian rootlet's. The Egyptian War celebrities include Arabi Pasha, Sir Garnet WMaaley, Sir Beasioharop Seymour. and H.R.U. the Duke of Connaught To appreciate this unique. Exhibition, • visit M the best criterion Catewaro,_ surrounded by hie Zulus and numerous was trophies, still attracts the curios'. The attention of Ladies Is celled to Ricurrr's Pasts Btu; whit* hal begs, since its introductioo, quite tin surpassed as • Laundry_ Slue It now commands the largest lisle in the world, owing its success to its brit. Larry of colour and delicacy of tint. It can be obtained from all Grocers, Oilmen, lm. Hota.owar's Ontraourr AND Pri.xs are the best the cheapest, sad the most poyular remedies. At all mamas and under all oiroamstances they may be used with Wet,' and with certainty of doing good. Eruptions, rasher, and all descriptions of skin diseases, sores, ulcerations, and burns are presently benefithed and ultimately cured by hinting. ...thief, and purifying medicaments. The ointineat rubbed upon the abdomen, checks all tendency to Irritation tn. bowels, and avert' dysentery and other disorders of the Intestines. PiMEMS, blotches, inlianame. Moss of the skin, muscular paLaa, neuralgic affection., and ooloitod dinne can be effectively overcome by alive Holloway's remedies according to the onwknottoote accompstnying etch packet. Viz NED OF A Jogs —An extraordinary OM of suicide occurred at Name" on Wednesday. A young man serving Lis " twenty-eight days" with the WM Artillery Reserve, returned to barracks half an hour behind time, and was told by his oomrades. am • kaki, that he would be shot for • breach of discipline. ide took the information moat seriously, rushed agouti., sad threw himself out of a third storey window on to the pavement, shattering his skull in the fall. A GEMMAX is
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1882-02-28 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

BROAD.  ATIaMPTILD SUICiuL—On Thursday afternoon a sad cast of ale opted suicide occurred in this village. A youtn, George Usimmti, about 19 rime of are, and a baker by occupation, was discovered suspeuded from • beam in • wo ,dhouse adjoining his reel's:ace. Fortunately the discovery wag not made too late, for being seen in that position by a woman, a male relative of the youth was at once eines', and he cut down the y meg matt and delivered him bow the hauls of r.e. Veicher, who conveyed him to the luckmp at StuMinster. Nu reason is esoigneel fer the deed.—Un Mospley, at ths Sturminstar Newton Police-court, before Captain Reuben, R.N., and Major Forbes, George Oeno ,n I, baker, of Chini Okeford, warn biought up in emit •dy by Str. Superinteodeut Grant, charged with attempting toe mutat sold is be hanging, on the 16th at Colic% tikeford.—Sarah Tuffiu, Inner uf lbs prisoner, stated that on the clay named, about two o'cl ck, she was in her gar leu, when she was called by her no dher to come quickly, as her bro.her wise in the backbones, with a rope around his neck. She at once proceeded to the place, where she found him sitting across a beam with one end of • rope round his neck, the other end being attached to one of the rafter. She said to prisoner, "Get down; don't be illy;, whore do you thank you will go." She then c tiled her husband, who was at the back of his bou-e, about 20 yards &dant —Henry Tuttle, husband of the last witness, stated on being called by his wife be proceeded to the backhouse in question. The prisoner was, as his wife stated, across citebeam, but on his appearance he at once slipped off, and was, of course, choked, or nearly so. klis feet wrien hanging were about four feet from the groin I. Witness got up to the beam by the aid of a barrel c.ose by, and cat him down. Prisoner merle wine remarks, but from ex eittinent he could not remember what he said. He took him to P.C. Vetches', and told him what had happened.—P.C. Vatc:ler deposed that ou hearing wit it mei happened be charged prisoner and took been into cu•tody, handing honorer I, inperinten lent Gruel. On the way he seed" I shall do it again if I have the chance." ifr. Soveritlorplent Grant sail the prieconer was brotuht to the station on Thursday by the loot witness, a-iil had remained in hi. custody. The prisoner was t slun before Copt sin klaabarn on Friday forth. purpose id IA retnaud, when he stated that he would not promise he would not d 1 it again.—Prieoner was fully committed fur trial at the next quarter orodoor, or previous gaol delivery, should there be ono.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1882-01-03 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

NOTOOSTIBO."—Deent or M Imo Wirmse.—At as early boor on Friday sorbing, Mo. Ellis Spencer, rails of the late Hoary tir, who memitted minds by Magian himself two soothe ego, died at the reds.o. of her parents Emden of this paper will remember the reports of the suicide, and sabesquently of the Broadeek disturbance, which led to so Ismailia& investigation by the magistrates at the County Policeman hire oh the flat November IrL Thom who followed the reports of tie above inoideate will, no I doubt, mamba, that the deoseeed me is a very in. Menai state of Mello alibi time of her haelsinfe , death. Aigan it the Cormar's Court, and in the Court of justice, where deaealed was haled to hive evidence, everyone mild Si. that the poor weenie wee in a very weak ocadition, sad as both public acessime had to be supported by • female snood/mt. When the prieuaere were meat for trial for " riotously aseembling," Mn. Spencer was '' bound over" ono of the witnemes at the aiming Hulas at Dorchester, sad so doubt the scaitesset ableadeat upon but appearance In public, and the ealook for another pailful ordeal at Dorchester eo doubt, and we its In. formed it ha., depressed the dammed very such. Al any rata, Mrs. elpeacee showed signs of approach. lag death for several days before her decesee, sod those who were aware of the meat state of bee health wen not upr.ps.sd for the news of her deab. At this a Inveetigatio• it wee stated by the deceased that on the night of the fah, when the bons of the Motleys was attacked, that abs received a blow on tbe bowl from a stows mot from the sob, an 4 that two other stones atm* her on other parts of ism A pistol, she also stated, was teed so dos to ralstd that her hair was Mild, and a Faction of the scalp wombed. Of ems it is sot yet known If the deal of Mrs. Speiser will or will not have any weight kr tbe prosecution of WO Sr. ma who are as bail till the emaieg mum No doubt the medial salami as to the cams of destk will be gives, but outil ea& testimony is gnus oath's/ oaq be kaolin.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1877-11-20 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

SUICIDE OF A CONVICT. put into the Harbour, it ge, away to sea, and we saw it A desperate convict named Johnson, on Tuesday evening no 111 .re. Mr. °naafis feared the II tard would not be able to go vhange,.l himself at the Pri-on. The deceased had pree 1 a term in Pcboon, and on this isicassion had before the L Government B oar.l with loon hands, as u'"l i'ole4 ly .'"sOmo vs ocrvitole be was always a lazy, they had oolmitted w there .ts a nuisance cu-trig. It I,si--ertr7.l:e' vetoes tere I mon, wh womb' not do any work, would be necessary to take the P.trk into cot sideration, unkhonent hal been awarted to him, ant he eras like • ant abater what they intended toil, with it. Mr. Hawke., 0- at hay, volt of hope. dote oil not to give in. ley's report ought not to he thrown aside, and they catgut '• Ile 1.1 previmsly att. -motel twice to kill himself, and to consider it in committee. they hut to watch him constantly. On Tuesday he MN Mr. Alterman THOMAS : We are unanimous in not thinking much of Mr. owkesley's report. Mr. Intasis referred to the remark he mode when Mr. rmaet wl.eiu shWarderue t rNeill,rraf oryfig.ttnitotgin.witabt the another ewipn,:f. H the afternoon. just before tea time he found the prisoner Harrison was at Weyincouth. tie said Weymouth alwags hanging with his toes just touching the groan I. It seem' was a healthy town; it was healthy before Sir do n that there is an iron plate over the inside of the ce window, C oode's echo flea were adopted, had been healthy sin, full of holes about the size of the finger, and Johnson, had and woo healthy now. The memorialists only asked the mannurl to get a piece of his shirt " rove" into one hole, Local Governuoent Board to Alp the expenditure of moneys on doubtful experiments. They went to ask the astulro.trut.antaanhio.thz.k.ananoldliad. hfa.4....nedinuthede ottohehraenzlhitethief Local Government Board for certain moneys but the enicely clear of the ground. lie was instantly taken Boort SAhl " Thew moneys cannot be expended in that tglouru and found to he still breathing, he HAS ntbbol all way." As Mr. Charles had sail these were things of over awl other means were trial, including the galvanic which they must wash their hands before they went to „at. to but it wts of no avail, the wretchet man died the L oral Government Board. 1 about ti o'clock. Hisui, ly we, lASI in the cell, to await The MAYOR then put the amendment awl resolution, the inquest- D.NSNIAPA is describid as haring been " • ant the division was as follows : miserobte scamp." Mr. R. N. Howard held an inquest Pier Relerriag Report to Fo, Rjeet;al Me. ffneekealey's lon Friday, when the jury returned a vrrdict of fan Committee (13) Report 01 The 31 ayor Councillor Donn Alderman Milleiige „ Laming „ Thonias Wehb Robertson Wallis Aylesbury Devenish „ Charles „ N ongle Welsfortl „ Robens Groves „ Hume Ayies Mr. Seaman and Mr. Snook did net vote.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1877-08-14 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

THE SUICIDE OF A BLUECOAT BOY. The report of the parliamentary commitee to inquire into the circumetanese attending the tucide of the blincoat boy named William Arthur Gibbs, and to report upon the general management of Christ's Hospital, was issued last evening. After taking the evidence of the masters and othersat Christ's Hospital and at the two schools at which be had previously been, the committee mine to the conclusion that Gibbs, when putout, was obstinate, self-willed, and very determined; that he liked the school : and, so far as relatc- s to his death, they cannot attribute any blame to the authorities or monitors, nor rely upon Gible's unsupported statement for the charges which he made against the latter. The committee stated that, as for no can be judged, the bullying and petty tyranny which was notoriously prevalent in the school in former times, generally by the older boys as well as the monitors, has in the course of the last ten years been very greatly diminished, and in fact reduced to a Tuininnan; sad that the present state of the discipline in the ward Is not lad. The report continues to state that the punishment cannot at the present day be said to be severe "Only a single rod is used, and the instrument, which we have seen, is very far less formidable than that used in some of our great public schools. We are nevertheless, of opinion that closer supervision should be exercised as to caning. In conclusion, it is due to the authorities of the school to state that we think the de. frets in management are dun not to shortcomings of the Individuals, but ts faults inherent in the system, which cannot he effectually cured in it. present cramped situation."'  TM MOW anottoor Si do mod reface Abort Indio Is vow ce..iuMdo boo Aube MK its COMO MA totoorototo At do Wawa Oodurooes la B&W Ihiska It mos doilad dot tho ode* obi& prowass botooobig to the Comoodos preballail from wing Moot for tooldop, toollog mama to be eoforeed in Os jdi Mow soltilotto tor tho ministry. ameder swab. Um Qom paid • visit to the ' d.tarrat altim Owed. J. O. Wilson, which ins I Osborne. The Prim OF Wales's son; Pnnee ' and Prince George. AIM is Min bar Majesty's ship at Dartmoutb, as nevalanialm matt to Sepias  1 Lowest I Noon Date. Point at, Wind. ' State of Weather. Night. I Aug. 6 70 1 65 8 F 1..., Min 7 56 I 55 , 8 Rain 8 66 I 44 SW Fine, rain 9 1 65 , 53 W I.sne, cloudy 10 ' 66 50 NW & W Fine, cloudy 11 , VT ' 48 NW Fine, cloudy 15 ' 159 49 NE &SE Floe, cloudy  Honoree PETIT SESSIONS, yesterday thlondayl—Be. fore Mr. Alderman Galpin, and Councillor Hodges. George Clarke. • elal merchant, of Fordington, was summoned by Mr. Supervisor Atkins, for keeping a dog without a licence. Defendant admitted it. but said he was merely keeping it at the time ior his brother. He
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1877-07-17 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

VALENTINE BAWER. Mr. Valentine Baker will accompany Raoul Pacha on the departure of the latter to take the command of the Turkish army of the Balkans.  (By Telnyraph.) CONNTANTINOPLE, Monday. Eighteen Russian battalion% led by Bulgarian guides, have suee.e.led in passing through the Fihipkae defiles in the Balkans, and arrived before Tad Taghra.  PKRA, Monday. A Special Envoy has been sent to Prince Milan to demand an explanation as to the warlike preparations. Amass, Sunday. The reserves have been enrolled, and war preparations continue. A body of Turks have destroyed a Christian village in Crete. One Christian was wounded.  Tho Tema Therepia correspondent telegraphs The official telegram coming direct from the seat of action distinctly contradicts the private telegrams which announced that the Russians had crossed the Balkans.  The British Indian Steam Navigation Company's steamer Cashmere has gone ashore at Guardafui and become a total wreck. Seven persons were drowned. THE Review in Windsor Great Park on Tuesday afternoon was a perfect success. The Queen and several members of the Royal family were present to inspect the Aldershot division, and it is estimated that about 15,000 men were on the ground. A large number of spectators assembled to witness the march past, which lasted about a couple of hours. The weather was everything that could be desired, and the scene was exceedingly bright and pretty. A DISGRACISFCL pugilistic encounter took place in Albert-street. Phillips Marsh, Bristol, the other night. Two women quarrelled, and had a stand-up fight in the public street They were naked to their waists, and were each backed up by their respective husbands, and hounded on by a crowd of men and women. The fight continued for a long time, and both combatants were bruised, tore each other in a shocking manner, and were covered with blood. Ma. Ws. Brnmem, a physician and lecturer at the London hospitals, Ism committed suicide consequent upon the death of his wife. He went to a coffewhouse in Praed-streek and asked for a Md. and having been supplied with some brandy retired to his room. (in Sunday he warn found, partialli dressed,lying on the bed dead. Two bottles were is. containing laudanum; the other, which was empty hod contained prussic acid. The post-mortem showeetima death was the result of poisoning. Some letten were read, in which he stated that he was going to another world to Join his dear wife. Fen PaorLE were burnt to death is Ileastap, Ma Ore on theiramises of a walking-Wok mosuipMf'sr li,bis Little Brltsin, London The emiseler et the toxic reared the machine egalad the WW2& endeavour to rime the vatertuaato pee* en the woad flow, who appeared to be oat et hem am! WHOM vi awe, beth intreme end windows Mims in Imam Attar torrarinst but ememendlqrfia,:le Apart 4.141:4 • fl:117.111111irirle=g dostradrate Odra
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1877-09-11 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

SUICIDE OF A FARMER.  At Macclenlield, Mr. Ihistan hell an inquent on the body of a farmer named JAW°. Wyche. The deceased had latterly been in a ilenpontling ',tate of mind, brought on, it in nupposed, by revernen in fanning operationn. The weather in the glintriet for .notne time has been uncommonly wet, and the crops have nufTered severely. Wyche had a quantity of hay down, which, In consequence of the continuoun rains, had dwindled into nothing, and w.no little better than manure. This state of things appears to have 54) worked on hie nerve* that on Friday niorning, on going out early and seeing the weather no better, he went to an outhouxe and ! committed nuicide by cutting hi. throat. A verdict was returned of suicide while cf mulound wind.  A grocer bail a pound of auger returned, with • note Mating "t to much for table woe and not enough fee building piirimmex." "Ini told. Mr. l' tine, that your we becoming a terrible hard drinker." " Not a bit: crie4 Niue, " tint a bit, no luau ever drank easier." . . .  The young man who war arrestAsi for stealing a kiss was II i •••• barged in condttiou that he would ne%er embrace ale dher opportunit y. " flow do I look, doctor!" a.ked a pointed young lady of the family phyisician. " I can't tell, madam, till yes uncover your face." wag the crushing reply. Marriage increases a man's imslesty so that after a year or two lie emit Solomon up enough courage to kiss lb. woman whose this in the vanishing past, were glued to his four hours on a stretch three tiuies a week. .  A travelling circus exhibits a horse that has no hair, niane,or taiL Bid it is not true that an opposition connaris intends to exhibitianue hair, wane, and tail that ham no horse. . . . . . _ . . . .  A cattle dealer of Ogden, named Rowbottons, who drove an in-calf cow to death has been let off by the Knotsford Bends with • fine of £2. This must be Knuts-for(d) brutes in human shape. The A one rican Architect has an article on "The I 'estrus. tive American Ant." The mo-t destructive aunt we know of is the country one that plump. herself 11.,W11 unexpect• wily on your front doorstep with seven valises, • bandbox, and a pet tom rat, and announces that she can't stay moron a couple of month.. Mr. David W. Gilchrist, a reporter on the staff ,d the Birminyhata Patty Mail, and formerly of Lancashire, romenitted suicide on Wedneeday evening by taking laudanum. The deceased was deformed, and has lately appeared much depressed, owing, it is mid, to being unsucreseful in a love suit.  -....... —.One Joseph Pannell, said to be of respectable parentage, tried to commit suicide • day or two ago under very peculiar eiremmt ,nees. A new lirigaton policeman Mani him drunk in the street and asked bit name, and Pornell with the remark 11l give you my card, pulled • pistol out, of his pocket, put it in hid mouth, and tired. Strange Co say he was not muck hurt, but the bullet remains in his head yet. Evidently a CAW of being bullet.headed.