... thecarriages rolled down the keinbankiiiont. Piled one upon another they took fire, and though only three persons had been killed;on the spot, sixty-three;were burned to 'death. In addition, fifty four of the reicraits were badly burned or wounded. so ...

... France. (Fuox PAM SPICIAL.) Paris, Marsh 9, 1887. That amiable Prussian latmtio,Anacharsis Calootz, who disappeared on the scaffold, when guillotine industry was briskest under the First Republic, maintained Society required no leaders, no ministers, no ...

... frictions. How the many fester the dancers twinkle—when space permits; but the young people prefer slow time—it is the pace that kills, for the trtteranee of soft nothings and the joy of being with the heart's desire a few wends longer. The array of wall flowers ...

... below. The civilians uncovered and the officers sainted during this formality. Five priests in puiple Celia then mounted the scaffold ,and presented a cross, which all the prisoners reverently kissed. The prisoners were their allowed to kiss each other. A ...

... that even on the assumed ciple that all power alb derived front the people, merciful country in the world. But what has the scaffold done for the prevention of crime I right of deprivation of life could not, and never had been, given by to any govern- How ...

... while anger dashed from his eye. Strike! fcyther—strike me! said the poor lid, bunting into tears— fell me to the arth ! Kill me, an thou wilt, I care not—l will never turn my heart agen poor Mary! Bean't she my sister ? Did thee not teach me to love ...

... following Brands. 'I he oars ie devoted io a ' , Kill g' Bine I Covered Covered 'ram Matto or wan B.ight Pounds P•41,441C0 ' eff.otivet display of Mira 11. N• et Trunks /4.36 . Send. . kink Without Scaffolding. whilst 'alga circulation Alice th..• Turnbull ...

... hest- 1 over she gaming table. It is essential that the ; 1 ' against her by G. W. tre wis horribly draughty; sufficient to kill . visitor do not spend all his money at play but poorer classes of the people during the were pre a 9 year, as well as by the ...

... coiffure is surrounded by • stiff veil which looms over it,holds, fastens, uretects, and supports it. On the top a this scaffolding, victorious ovir all, poses • roguish-looking little bat which might bring the Regent of France back from his tomb. • Dr ...

... subordinate officer of the prison. The procession ascended the stairs and entcred the room from which there was a pathway to the scaffold. Here a large number of gentlemen was assembled, amoug whom were John S. Brown, Eel., senior mcgistrate, acting for the Cantos ...

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... accident hot jo‘'. The Merchant's C ro.—Peerl Feather occurred by which a melt Bareett Manford, Q ick-Liose. Lady . 7;l' was killed. Ile was driving a loaded IJane at d Introiler. Manfor.t. upon i n a e i : ns of artificial:flowers. The Post Office was decorated ...