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... RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN AMERICAo A RACE TRAIN VWRECKED IN A TUNNEL. NINE PERSONS KILLED ANT) ONE ~ HUNDRED INJURED von TERRIBLE SCENES. o and ARREST OF A SIGNALMA~N. t the A Rleuter's telegram from New York On Wed- roof nesldsy says :-A traini on the Manhattan ...
... fitial accident to a tot passeanger at the Junction during the lestseaven years.- the Mr Lloydl Jones asked a number of questions as to the. ab times of the trains, and as regard to the lighting of the Htirl 4tation on the night of the accident. The witness ...
... caneed-trte&ligan ie a Teywerepnlflling'bad. 211-doticed h ~1gtit ~y oftpr t ha snkin.,,. I did not notiei ht~a ctebt'tit' 'race.'In'ste h'bcemn reg iturning, they'realgie IsaWodphof ,his boat andagomtedrciniehcteia ak mm'. Wies Knight-i ?? doupvvith ...
... repeatedly exa- i mined die bridge since the accident. lIis iipinion I was, that tIle accident was caused by tho weight of thc engiliO and traiii, ii addition to tile laying on of 25 tons of ballast previous to the accident. 1 'e wlitness stated that lie had not ...
... PAINFUL GUN ACCIDENT IN I CARMARTHENSHIRE. i I o I A BOY FATALLY WOUNDED BY A ' COMPANION. yor. ?? SINGULAR NEGLECT OF THE DYINGlC E, ~~LAD. yo Mi'.r Rowland Browns, deputy district coroner, dert held an. inquest at thle Mfason's Arms, Allty-Wallis, fo ...
... | THE COLLIERY ACCIDENT NER I i BRIDGENI). I RESULT OF THEN INQUEST. Cra ?? -e The three men who wvere Sor lously injured at rho 'en accident at Ts'raywatlo Put, Birpeuetlirn, ?? ?? gwv Richards, Treoas; Daniel Jaines2. lryncochis andal William Edwerde ...
... increase whatever was made for the greatly in- creased traffic along the line from Chester to Man- e chester, daring the Chester race week, and that there s was no authorised superintendent of the traffic depart- o ment along that line appointed, and no pr ...
... 'bus going to cross. If by doing sp it caused an accident he submitted thait it was responsible for the conse- ?? Bonour was against Mr. Thonas. tie thought the accident happened in consequence of racing; that the driver of tihe 'bus perfectly well knew ...
... coachman. Before the nature and extent of the accident was known, the event caused considerable alarm and anxiety in the neigh bourhood; but Nye are happy-to state that, beyond a few bruises sustainel, the accident was tot attended with serious consequences ...
... ABERTILLERY COLLIERY to - ACCIDENT, at THE: INQUEST, RECOMMENDATION OF THE JUP.1 On Thursday an ?? was held at the, Reading-:rcon, Cwintilfery, by Mr. J. B. ?? Wadford, into the cirenmstanos, atten dig the! id shockinz accident which occurred on Saturday) ...
... windows he saw two young mnen on horses racing. One was very muchi behind the other. They passed the carringe and the train stopped at one of tire stations. The horses then went slowly, they ?? fcr the timri stopped racing. The carriage then went on, and ? ...
... ran off, dralginga the fore part of the carriage away. Before the accident occurred, Roderick Jones was in front of the defendant's car, which was being very furiously driven and racing wvitlh one in chaprge of a Ilman named William Ellis. All the cars ...