... tha gallows openly eoafessad to having killed sight senoßS and Us lawyers asd relatives admit- Mag the tenth of tha charges against him, the hole Asfenos upon the plea that was iasans npoa tba ssbjeet of killing, and was not responsible for his acts Tha ...

... KILLING HUSBAND. A middle-aged woman, named Jans M'Qoi) ~ or Dnnnian, wee apprehended in Glasgow on f aday morning on the charge of having caax tbs death of her husbaad. Daring quarrel bf .ween the pair Batnrdey night their house in the seat end of the ...

... RAILWAY INSPECTOR KILLED. A few days sines, shocking fatal accident happened on the Great Northern Railway at Nottingham It seems that Henry Taylor, an inspector under the company, was walking the line from the ter minus to Colwiek to watch the progress ...

... previous night, and when visited by the executioner he appeared dazed, and asked not to be killed by pinioning before hanging. He, however, walked firmly to the scaffold, attended by the Boman Catholic chaplain. A five feet drop was allowed by Berry, and death ...

... generating station at Atherton, near Leigh. In moving • derrick from a scaffold, when the scaffold gave way and all six men were precipitated to the ground dolt. below. Pearce was killed intentariegaudy. The red, who were bedly injured about the back and ...

... their cells the three men shook heads with the warders who had attended them during their imt, and then all moved to the scaffold. t w rist eln anoe was only about 30 or 30 yards, and the 3 men were immediately placed upon the drop. Martin was in the ...

... after the calamity. Two fatal accidents took place at swanses on Satorday. A scaffolding gave way at **Swansea ;:'nruace Company's Vb'orxe, carrying WWI it. Two were 'killed and six injnred.—At Vivian's Copper Works a ferrnace exploded, and EOM named ...

... impossible tor him to walk, and hia prfuieaa to the scaffold was slow, even with the aesictaacn received Hum the attendants. “fused tosntrr the chape! receive religious consolation. Ho ascended Stans of the scaffold without assistance, and died instantly. Ht body ...

... 23 fathoms, and feet from the bottom eome scaffolding has been erected for the convenience of the sinkers in carrying on their employment. The water in the shaft has lately risen to a foot above the scaffolding. At eight o’clock on Thursday morning seven ...

... MISCELLANEOUS. Fatal Building Accident Buadfobd. —On Monday, at Bradford, fonr men fell from scaffolding at a new warehouse connected with a dyeworks. One was killed and two others severely injured, •« Always good alike,” is the standard of excellence of ...

... execution was given, and the usual verdict returned. No reformation was vouchsafed to the reporters as to the scene at the scaffold, the strictest secrecy having been enjoined on the officials. MURDER OF AN ENGLISH LADY IN SOUTH AMERICA. Mrs. Charles Perrone ...

... the Rhine, has fallen, in consequence of a laden vessel having come into collision with the scaffolding of the construction. About forty workmen have been killed and twenty wounded in this catastrophe. Haws ea Da. Liviarnsraws. Once more there is news of ...