... BLOWN DOWN. Gate City, Alabama, Feb. 5. A cyclone passed over this place on Monday, doing an immense amount of damage and killing many persons. the time the cvcloue «ruck the town service was being held in the Methodist church. The church was practically ...

... take it. She went te the scaffold supported by two female warders, and the executioner (Berry, of Brad- ford) lost no time in fixing the rope and arranging the other preliminaries. The scene as the procession moved to the scaffold was very The voice of the ...

... name ?’ I did he requested, and while writing seized a penholder and pushed it into his mouth, saying vehemently, * I will kill myself; I will push off the palate.’ There was only one officer the cell with us. and he did not at first observe what was ...

... extradition. During the fighting at{?Domoko the Turks had 1,25) men killed and wounded. A Greek shell burstiag in the midst ofa body of men formed in elose eolumn town of Domoko. killed no fewer than fifty. I'he Turks have buraed the The Turkish army occupying ...

... ed, with several others. Fall op a Chuhcii Scaffolding.—On Saturday, about a dozen men were engaged in fixing the roof at the St. Mary’s, new Catholic church at Leed*. For this purpose the usual scaffolding had been erected, and also a pair of legs.” ...

... the war of 1870. The Rae where the fire occurred, is s> named after the famous sculptor, who was killed on St. Bartholomew's Day while workieg ona scaffold at the Louvre. >, SS AS Pa SUP? AVP Sea A) iN Ahi Grateful iS 7, omen NS from all parts of the => ...

... Durham. The spire is about 150ft. high, and the copying-stane. which is 5ft. thick, with a large amount of ma-onry and scaffolding used in pointing and repairing, on the church roof, doing much damage. Ar Dungonnon on Friday morning the gable of a two- ...

... who was of a passionate di'poHtiou having killed his victim with an iron bar. Quarrelling had been beard by th® neighbours, and Upton was seen chasing his wife with the bar. he having previously threatened to kill her. He was knocked down, the bar taken ...

... only be done by their own or ender the direction yf the Town Surveyor, —Detendant admitted having broken up the to put scaffolding in.—Mr:-Hope deposed that day, the 24th ult, Mr. Elsden note as! migsion to put some gcaffolding up in Hyth Witness said ...

... standing on a scaffold at a height of 200ft. from the ground. As the men were removing the last stone from the top of the chimney it fell on the scaffolding, which broke, and the men were precipitated to the ground and instantly killed. The unfortunate ...

... sam for nding at 9.55 dapgeroas dog control, was ordered to do 80, or summoned for not keepimg a have the animal the dog had killed some fowls, and had also attacked two men in a ferocious manner.— For six borses at Holywell wae fined £1, inclading , Mildenball ...

... (fathers have the privilege of always being right). There wasa great crowd in the grand place in front of the chateau, where the scaffold had been crected—a beautiful gibbet ‘Ma foi’ it was rather placed upon it ot superb oak. low, but then it was for alow, degraded ...