... Tremont and Blair railroad, in Nebraska, was lifted from the track by • tornado, and blown to a distance of 20 feet. A child was killed. • mail agent fatally injured, and 15 or 20 other persons more or less hurt. Asiatic cholera has broken out in the district ...

... KILLING X AMINO ♦ CAL/. WOoaiiig(;;OilaTi;eatOtiori7Z; indicted for killing a calf, the property Yr B. Cooptv, of Cowfold, on the nth y u ly, mad second count charged prisoner with Maiming the same calf. Prisoner pleaded not guilty. Mr Smith prosecuted ...

... -Lyn ,e and on Saturday morniag his child, an infant said to be about six weeks old, was Urged with fit of convulsion., and apparently expired. A medical certificate of death we. procured, and the body of the child having been placed in the sane cola ...

... Infirmary, and resided at 35, Marina. He recognised Mrs Spicer, and had the case of the child down in his list of patients for the 27th May. He examined the child in a cursory way, and remembered that she appeared to be in a confused state ; and did not ...

... Keating, Susan King was charged with feloniously killing an infant, named Alice King. Mr. Lilley ted, and Mr. M. Williams defended. It from the evidence on the part of the prosecution t the mother of the child, an unmarried woman, named Annie Butcher, residing ...

... absolutely allowed her child to die without attendance, fearing to lose her work, apparently forgetful altogether of the fact that she was spreading the disease amongst all her patrons. 8o again lest week an inquest was held upon a child which had been left ...

... uncommon to find no external mark, because the bones of a child aro so soft and give way.to a blow. He could not say that be could have saved the life of the child, but if it had been the child of wealthy parents, and had been taken at once there would ...

... days' imprisonment. Defendant did not pay. THRZATILNINO TO KILL HIS WIFIL JANES WILLIAM MILBURN, aged 22, 49, St. John'sroad, was brought up under a warrant, charged with threatening to kill his wife Sarah Ann Kilburn, at Tunbridge Wells, on the 13th ...

... before it was killed, when it got off its feed. The bailiff and all the servants were anxious about it, and they considered it best to have it killed. The bailiff sent the bullock to Mr Delves, not havine any eonvenierce on the farm for killing it, and asked ...

... acknowledged that she did the deed after the child was horn, and he thought they must return a true bill agaihst her. The next caw was a very remarkable one. It was a charge against a man for killing a child. The statement was that this man was walking ...

... her father. The child was born on Thursday morning, about one o'clock. I was sent for between eleven and twelve o'clock on Wednesday night, and was present at the time the child was born, acting ma mid-wife. It was a small weakly child, and appeared to ...

... prisoner was sentenced to 15 months imprisonment with hard labour. YUBDIC OP A CHILD AT ITILDFOHD. JOHN CALLINGHAII and ANN CALLIWOHAY, and wife, were charged with killing their child William, by not supplying it with proper nourishment. Prisoners were coinmilted ...