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... THE FIRE FIEND IN CANADA, [BxY J. G. -SNEAD COX.] THE IeWS that what the ladies of Toronto delight to call dear little Ottawa has been destroyed by fire has sent a symrpathetic shaok through all the English world. That its stately Pdrliament',ulldings ...
... situated with respect to fire alarm conveniences. All this is to be altered by the new system of fire alarms recently adopted by the Fire Brigade Committee. The hut sta- tions are to be abolished, In their stead the Gamewell system of fire alarmis will be estab- ...
... man acting with great promptitude. Baillie Lyon, convener of the Fires Committee, was apprised of the ocourrence, and arrived before the fire was finally suppressed. Yrhe origin of the fire, as has been said, is not yet known. It has been surmised that ...
... DESTRUI CTIVE FIRE pN GLASGOW. Clothing Factory Destroyed. 3 A destructive fire occurred ?? night. Messrs Mann, Byars & Co.'scotiin factory in the centre of the city was estird5 destroyed, and cousidesable damae done ti ;adjoining premises. it is estimnated ...
... salvage. The excitement in FaPl bas been immense all the afternorn, and npW shurdder to tbink what might hare ha? I pened had the fire not declared iself rz: after the audience bad taken their seats icr ti ; atinee performance. Even as it wee, a narrowly was ...
... ALARMING FIRE AT KING'S CROSS STATION. One of the largest fires of its kind that have hitherto engaged the attention of London firemen broke out between twelve and one o'clock yesterday morning in the goods yard of the Great Northern Railway, King's Cross ...
... one of tho condce0nned prisoners, nancld Fontana, snatched the bayonct belonging to one of the guards aend endcavcured to commit suicide. It tack livo guards to oeerpower him a-nd takel the weapon frorn lila. Finally, -tho Court returncd, and the prisoners ...
... ;AT THU GEAT FIRE IN : R -NEWM-ZF YOK . .B .INHUMAN TUGB OAT'.( CAPTAkINS RE- FUSE D mTQRESCUE:T.TIOSE -WHO - ?? NO!3f tRY. ' r, ,, I q or ILLTSTRATION.] .Ia nT s doengd'et;a4es.of the fire *a corrae -siioordent .goes on to :5say: One of the most horrible ...
... number of calls to fires received by the Brigade during the year has been 36; of these, 30 were in the city and 6 in the country. As com- pared with the preceding year, the fires show a decrease of three in number. The most serious fires within the city ...
... Circumstances did lot. admit oi' It very viiide frontal, ttack, and bht. tw o c'lpalliC-- Were in the firing line for a tin-is, Icnder a swithering fire from the eibanlk- a-eit and 'eidge, ?? lfiansers cracekling in Con continuous- rear. antinling _-ith ...
... TOLD ROPUIND THE CAMP FIRE TAILIES OF THE WAR. A POERP DELILAHI. 'o1A NS Wi ES IN TILE SPY OUT I10,W P)IRllIS11 SEC'tIFTS L. .EAKE qjFOM QOUR S1CLtL CORRKSVONDENT.) ORA'LNGIE IUVER COLONY. Beotre war was doelarcd between the two Reoublihc and GIreat Iritain ...
... THRE COUNTY -COUNCIL AXD. TEME , FIRE BRIGADE, SCA.NDAL. At the meetinx of the County Couneil on Tuesday cnext the members will be called upon to consider the complaints, ugainet the three officers of the Fire brigade *hose suspension was announced e ...