... live*. Seven men were working on a scaffold in shaft when tho scaffold gave way, hurling *ix of the men the bottom and killing them on the spot. McCarthy, the seventh man, was entrapped by the leg* between the heavy scaffold and the aide of the shaft and partly ...

... or stranded. I* is stated tha. the damage I done to the dockyard alone amounts to IOU.UUOdoI TWO men killed at euston. Late nn night two men were killed Eubton Station. An empty train was run info the station lo form the 11..j0 p.m. out, and, the encine ...

... save their scaffolding, etc , the rush of the water swept all before it. A large pumping engine used in the coffer-dam was hurled from its position, and it war only recovered on Thursday. A large number of sheep and other animals were killed, several trees ...

... to the scaffold Albert muttered a few words, which were understood by those standing round to be :—Alfred, has God forgiven you? If any reply was made it was not audible to those in the procession. THE INDIAN EARTHQUAKE. TWENTY THOUSAND KILLED. A telegram ...

... Pennsylvania, because of the extreme terror of an Italian murderer named Bonen*. . _ . The man nay sentenced to death for killing his cousin, of whose attentloll% to his wife he had become jealous. Ever since his sen• tenets he has Moen • nervous wreck ...

... bra asebtiocer alleseted by the wasemea arise, whom the show impressed his regret ties bo had mot killed his mother, me he would lamer be ea the scaffold lb.. I. the dock. It wee stated that the primmer had bow imprisoned these times lee ammelta as tie ...

... was not onlv tom hut ainged. Th man had evidently be ...

... in the town. Tuesday morning, when the workmen came, they found the scaffolding was blown completely away, and the condition of the slates to the' leeward of the ridge where the scaffold was raised, which were scarcely damaged a bit, showed that the wind ...

... le sewer to the Clerk of tb. Amiss% that hi peiferstly sederetond the crime be wee with—lawatiooally killing a woman—amid that be would have killed the other too, if 1115 have gee at her. his was said to he a good weekend', bet a atom of ungovernable ...

... way. Deceased overbalanced himself, and a high wind prevailed at the time, he was blown off the scaffold to the roadway below and killed. Dr. Wolstenholme testified that the deceased had sustained concussion of the brain and dislocation of the neck in his ...

... 70. The motive for the murder was robbery. The scaffold had been erected specially for the occasion, as half a century had • lapsed since the last execution at Kilkenny. Hobues walked firmly the scaffold, and betrayed no emot ion. Death was instantaneous ...

... Thev. with two others, were engaged at Brynliithrig, taking down large corrugated iron rocf. For soma reason or other, the scaffolding collapsed, and the man were precipitated to the ground. received injuries to his arm and head,! whilst Jones hurt bis back ...