... playing, while the sheet lightning was incessant. Every hones at Ragan except one was blown away. Postmaster Woods' child was killed b a falling hunse, Memphis, Match 28.—A severe vial storm n at 10 o'clock yesterday mon] ing. n; 1 prevailed with more ...

... north of there. the town of Ragan is said to beg complete wreck, every house except one beii.g demolished. A child of Postmaster Woods wax killed and a uumbtr of others seriously. injured. At Fayetteville, Tenn., six or seven buildings were blown down,a ...

... half old. —On that nigh the youngest slept with me and the other with the old • men. Sometimes the eldest child slept with me. The eldest child slept for three or fun- aighta with the old man before that Thorsday night. ('he old man didn't emu* to my ...

... captured and burned Tuesday by forces sent there to punish the for mnssacreing a number of Germans. Many of the natives were killed. A fvw memb re of the British force were wounded. A reward of 10,000 rupees lois been offered for tlae'eapture of Bakari. ...

... anythinf that would be likely to convict Jackman, wh,.,ee crime, though legally not so berions as that of the Men who attempted to kill Mr. Jeffrey, was a more reptiisive and brutal one. We hope that this retuning to earth of these American criminals will not ...

... the deputies are known to have polished, and it is hoped all escaped.. The English chaplain lost ono child. A Mr. Green and wife are among the killed . ut the Hotel Piccola. Later teleg►ams state that all the hotels in Casamiccola are wrecked. The Minister ...

... such force that it came out behind the ear, and killed him dead. There certainly is a Providence watching over sailors, because this fellow was hardly touched. When he came on board and said that he had killed his Arab, as before described, nobody believed ...

... ventilated. The comfort as well es the improvement of their pupils is the Sisters' great aim, and everything in their power kill be done to promote their advancement. As many persons have expressed a wish to place their little ones under the the cafe of ...

... attacked and ten British subjects killed. The Misses PeSow and Marshall, two sisters named Saunders. two sisters named Gordon and Stettie Newcombe were ' murdered with spears and swoida. The Rev. Mr. Stewart, wife and one child were burned in their house. The ...

... (Mil be no doubt that his system of artificial child incubation will be adopted not only in every child's hospital in France, hut in every private family throughont the civilized world. ANOTHER FLY-KILLING PLANT.—A member of the Limoges Horticultural Society ...

... dangerous injuries by a falling euimner. Mr. Ainsley Robeson was killed by the falling of a piazza. Judy Smalls, a colored infant, was killed. Lavinia Jacobs colored of Chalmers street, was killed. Mr. J. C. Erchardson, living• at 12 friend street, was seriously ...

... alleged that he first had to go and see his child which, he said, was sick. His employer followed him to where his child was, at Jansen's house. lie enterud the house and embraced his child The mother of the child went into the next room (which is a tailor's ...