... to the scaffolding aloft became disconnected when it reached the height of seventy feet. Two men were riding in the cage, and they with bricks, stone and mortar were precipitated in a confused mass to the ground. One, named Leslie, was killed instantly ...

... FATALITIES. A RAILWAY COLLISION. Rifted Assocustoo—By Telegraph--Ooyyright. NEW YORK, November 20 Thirty-two workmen were killed by a collision on the Chicago-Saint Louis railway, neer Tremont. r-- A MINE FATALITY. SYDNEY, November 21. A fall of earth ...

... shuffle off this mortal coil, and appear before my Almighty God, if I am not innocent of killing, or of being with any person that did kill them when they were killed on the Maungatapu, or any other murdered men in the world. If my assertions, declarations ...

... verdior - of accidental death in the of Samuel Stevenson, alto from a scaffold Jervoic Quay. DUNEDIN, August 3. An inquest wee held to-day on the body of Ambrose Phillips, who was killed on Friday evening at Caversham by being run over by • railway-train ...

... derailment Of a train, near Signy-le.Petit, in France, two carriages were precipitated over an embankment, and three persona were killed and eighteen injured. • [P sa PRES% WELLINGTON, August 12. The steamer Southern Cross, which was driven asinna on Sunday. ...

... struck the sides of the wooden box. The unhappy woman had become insane because her husband, a mason, fell from a scaffolding and was killed on the spot. ...

... WELLINT;TON.. Judy 3. At the inquest touching the death of William loveday. who was killed by a tall trom a building yesterday. evidence wee given that the scaffolding was perfectly sate. By doing modelling on the teaffold. lime, labour aid money were ...

... palate. Twice the thadiow of the scaffold fill ups him; twice was he reprieved throwzb an appreciation of his rarcally genius loy those in high places. His end was gut; 1-; it c-ull have been nothing else the scaffold. and ihnub the absollit? iiis are ...

... fortune, Marie Antoinette died on the scaffold, the Princess de Lamballe was torn to piece, by the Paris mob, a New York jeweller became bankrupt after buying the diamond, and a few years ago an actress was killed the first time she wore it. Then it passed ...

... When the Minister of Labour required scaffolding inspectors he appointed non-unioniste, and his proposed amendments to the Arbitration Act were prejudicial to labour interests, and, if passed into law, would have killed industrial unionins; in New Zealand ...

... lives. COLLAPSE OF A BUILDING. MEXICO, Nov. 27. _ By the collapse of a building during a bull tight in Mexico twelve persons killed and moo seriously injured. (Iteesived Nov. 80, at 1 a.m.! FATAL BOAT ICCIDENT. LONDON. A boat fouled the Oriental • propeller ...

... and Charles Calvert were each fined 10e and costs, for having erected scaffolding at a height of over 16ft from the ground without having given notice to the inspector of scaffolds. Henry Roberts and Henry J. Shand were fined and costs for having failed ...