The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-18 00:00:00

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SHOCKING OCCUERIDICE. Cborla Fisher,
proprietor of the very extensive paper manufactory at
Kettlebrook, near Trianonlx, wan on Saturday, about half.
pest 12 at noon, in the engine.rooni, materna( with the
engineer on some matter connected with the reashiriery,
and when pointing to • particular part, his hand was
caught between two revolving wheels. In • moment, be-
fore he could utter an exclamation, he was drawn anioeyet
wheels of the most powerful constructioe, revolving with
peat velocity, and instantaneously crashed to death. He
leaver a widow and nine children to mourn their thew-
able lose. Mr. Fisher was in the prime of life, and most
highly respected, was • large employer of workpeople, end
was a kind and liberal roaster. Tbe calamity has oast •
gloom over the asighbourhood, and the greatest sympathy
m felt and expressed by ail for the bereaved family.
EITHAORDINART SUICIDE ON A RAILWAY. —A.
man was found lying acmes one of the rails on the Great
Western Railway, about half a mile south of Small Heath,
yesterday morning, the head oompletely severed trom the
o'by the coal maim which left Paddington at bell-peat 7
clockon Saturday even*, sad passed Small Heath at
about half-past 4 yesterday monde& The man must have
laid himself down with hi. neck upon the rail, for there is
no mark on hie body to show that he was knocked down by
the train. The body lay unmutilated on the outside of the
down line, and the head lay on the opposite side of the rail.
The deceased has been identified as a tailor named Theron
Hunt, who lived in Watery•lano. He was • married man.
He did not go home on Saturday night at all, but his wife
does not appear to have been alarmed on that account, as
be had been drinktog during the past week, and bad stayed
out as former omaidoes though not frequently. He appears
to have been • men of an excitable and melancholy tempers.
meet, and to have been intemperate sometimes.—Birming.
Aria Ortastie.

THZ OUTRAGE IN • REFORMATORY. —An in-
quiry into the circumstances of the attempted murder of
Miss Louisa Hmon, at the Mulleld Reformatory, by
Joseph Broadhead, one of the inmates, took place at
Saturday at that place, before two West Riding justices.
The young lady's (widow* was taken as else /ay in bed.
Elbe stated that between 8 and 9 o'clock on the night
of the 2nd instant the prisoner, who bad been eagaged
in his usual duties in the kitchen, entered the school-
master's room with a large carving.knife in his hand.
There were two other females is the room—Mrs. Johnson,
and Mies Johnson, her sistee-in.law. He rushed at the first
and tried to stab her. Oso thrust of the weapon pene-
trated her clothing to her skin. but did not canoe any
wound. Mrs. Johnson eseaped from the roam, when the
palmier turned end stabbed the prosecutes in two EL=
ilk the shoulder, one wound being more than serer
deep, and thinking that he had effected his object las left
bee. He was about to make his escape, when Mr.
the governor of the inatitntios, caught him. W Bennis,i
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kin way to prison be amid he had intended to kill the two
ladles, and take what Mossy he could dad and then make
his escape. The prisoner was ousunitted for trial.

A young manrlu the rmploioinneliiinent firm
d ebaniria in Liverpool was committed on a charge of
manslaughter on &Malay. its had mixed strychnine in•
stied of James's powder in a premeiption, sod thus mused
the den* el e patient.