The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-07-09 00:00:00

SATURDA Jrry. 9, 1887.

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esi.o! D.*. named Bfo,-imn it, tb., My,
84tvide s at .Stou 1;b!,
aef.-np.,.4 .I)ani•
returned. and that art..7,Aber man took i u.w,tiy • f+"
it..—The j•rry fuJ the t!•*, r g.`ll.
He Lod b3en sever...ll times previou,ly couviLti-d
The Judge sid the prisr.oer must be rogar-iel ma
119 hitual critnnal. I must bt, sentenced to 6"
year's past setvitadi,,

TERRIBLE FIR AT A FARM
STEADINGI.
SEVEN PERSONS BURNED TO DE AT

esrommlNOMm.
A terrible catastrophe occurred yesterdaY
morning at Ardnahoe, a farm standing ea
the Isle of Bate. It appears that six mei
and three women, who had been employe*
in digging potatoes, went to sleep on Thurs.'
day night in the upper loft of a b irn. Thei
were awakened about one o'clock yesterdel
morning by one of their number shouting'
out that the place was on fire. They made
fo the ladder leadire to the ground, but the
flames had obtained such a hold on the pike°
thatithey could not reach it. The man wh°-
gave the alarm was successful in getting
down to the lower floor, and rushed through,
the flames to the door. Another man goi'
out by a window, but the remaining sevell
—four men and three women—were harm'
to death-before succour arrived. The ill;
mates of the farm were immediately arousal,
.but by that time the heat of the flaw
rendered approach impossible. The two
survivors state that the screams of their
companions when they, found their ewer
cut off were heartrending. The flooring 0'
the upper storey ultimately fell in, and the
bodies of the victims with it. rhey were 0°
charred as to be wholly unrecognisable. The
victitris were all strangers to the localitY)
having only arrived from Greenock the pre.
vious night. No reason can be given for
the origin of the fire.
Details of the disaster in Bute show t'W
it was an appalling affair. Nine workers
slept in the barn loft. The fire was dir
covered about one o'clock, and two we'
escaped, one severeley burned. The ladder
leading to the left was burned, and while tile
buildings were enveloped in flames screams
were heard from the victims, to whom 11°
assistance could be rendered. One of 010
deceased was named David Connolly, hvu
the names of the others are not knowo•
Most of the deceased had arrived at the farol
on Thursday night to commence yesterdef;
Only buckets of water could be had to Pu.,l
out the flames, which were not mastered to:
past five o'clock in the morning. It is 11°'
.known how the fire occurred.

THE EXPLOSION AT CORNGitEAVO

IRONWORKS.
. Yesterday, Mr. Jobson held an inctilOt
on the body of William Kilrert, killed bi
the mcent explosion at Corngreaves Iron-
worfcs, The evidence given at the inqtte4
on the other victim of the accident was
peated, and Mr. Platt, the Assistant kr
spector of Factories, said the occurrence Yrns
an accident. Mr. Allen-, the general n1s11;
ager, offered to adopt any suggestion IA!"
the jary made none, and a verdict of "Ace"
dental death" wasyeturned.

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QUICZ.OrT BzD.—When cne has to lie in bed
for.upwaris of three mouths, as did Miss Mail
afford, of the Golden Cross, Porter Street, fit
thaffering the most intense pain from inflainvaat°r/
iheumatism in f. et and ankles, and when blese
relic) was obtained at last, only through the a l
potent aveney of St. Jacobs Oil, what wonder tba
'eta
. her i.tatitude bhonld be expressed in terms reP
wit!! the Orit if genuine thanksgiving P The 01
aq urt only speedy. lut pern are it. If your chetp!.
is eu, a St JA.:obs Oil, send 2. 61 direct to Of
Charles A. Vogeler Company, 45, Farringdon Foto'
Loncloi.

FATAL IA CC-IDENT-NEAR spREWS'

BURY.

A man, named John Jennings, of Allfieldo,
C mchNer,-met with his death in a sh.oeking
manner on Thursday. From dm mao:!.
statement before he died, it appears that hi'
horses took fright, and he was thrown froll3 0
wagon and trampled upon, the wagon al°
going over him- He was horribly fnutilate4,.
and Ms injuries proved of so severe a chili'
aeter that he died this morning in SaloP
Infirmary, where he had been rem-oved.

A CARD.—A CLEBOY3IAN will send, free a C'
a prescuption for the cure of all those who sutt.r f
-tto and indiscretions of youth, nervous debiliti.
-lion, an early decay. This grtat re tul
Was discoierad by ; missionary in Old Mexico it sa
hurl from a miserable existence and an era:ty gr4/1;
-‘end a self-addr.,ased, stamped envelope, to Ray.
HOLMES, ttloomsbury Mentions, Bloomsbury r;tius".
Loudon, Me. 310ot:on this paper

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