The bee., 1883-12-01
A man NAMED Wolf has been arrested in

London for having powerful explosives and
internal machines in bis possession.
The Marquis of Tseng, it is reportad, has
notified Earl Granville that war with France
is certain to occur. It is said that the Yellow
Flags have been disbanded because of their
barbarity.
Andrew Taylor, the hast of the three noto-
rious Taylor brothers, was hanged at London
Tenn. He ate his dinner with much relish.
AT 2:30 he was taken from the Jail and
mounted the gallows with a firm step. When
asked if he wished to address those present
he replied that he did not want to say a Cd
id word. He was entirely unmoved, and
after the moose was adjusted said to the sher-
iii: cd d---n you, l could drink your hearts
blood" He died from strangulation in nine
minutes after the trap was sprung.
The jury in the suit of Mary O'Connor
against Saml. G. Keely a Mannayunk Pa. }
manufacturer, to recover damages for per-
sonal injuries, rendered a verdict in favor of
the plaintiff for $4,000. The girl was en-
ployed at defendants mill, and when a fire
broke out, in December, 1882, she was COM
pelled, In the absence of fire-escape, to
jump from window in an upper story to
save her life. Her injuries were of such a
serious character as to disable her for life.
The board of fre-escapes had notified the
owner of the building to erect an escape.
but he had failed to do SO.
LONDON, Nov. 22.--Hicks Pasha, in COM
mand of the Egyptian army, fought three.
days battle with the rebels, under the Falst
Prophet, Ell Mahdi, near Ell Obeid, Kordo.
fan, November 3-5, and was disastrously de-
feated, with the loss of his entire forces, who
were massacred by the enemy.
The Pope has knighted Mr.. Dawson, editor
of the Charleston Ne,cs and Courier.
Mr.. James Russell Lowell was elected
Lord Rector of st. Andrews University.
The Spanish Cabinet has agreed to include
universal suffrage in the revision of the Con,
stitution.
The bandit Aquero and his followers have
left Cuba, it is said, with the acquiescence
and perhaps the assistance of the govern
ment.
The liabilities of the Mississippi Valley
Bank at Ficksburg, which suspended We'd
nesday, will reach SsOO,0CO, and may reach
S1,OOO,OOO.
The reported loss of the propeller Man
istee on Lake Superior, in the gale of the
18th is confirmed. Her entire crew of twen-
tyfive persons probably perished.
Mr.. Alfred Mace, son of the celebrated
Jem Mace, the champion pugilist of the
world. is at present giving series of evan
gelical lectures at Newcastle-upon-Iyne, ana
draws crowded houses.
Five hundred Norwegians and Swedes from
Illinois and Wisconsin, who came to this
country as immigrants many years ago, left
Chicago for New York to return to their ma
tive land. This is the second detachment.
District Attorney John McKeon died at
New York, of pneumonia. Mr.. McKeon was
at his Office on Monday. He was born in
two terms in Congress, having been elected
in 1885 and in 1S41.
A heavy rain fell at ST. Louis Wednesday.
The day was the darkest ever known, requir-
ing the burning of gas through
out the city for several hours. Mckenzie
creek, in Reynolds county, overhowed, and
Mt Piedmont several houses were swept away,
aid two women and three children are re-
ported drowned.
Andy Taylor, the last living of three Tay-
Ior brothers, who murdered two sheriffs and
captured a railroad train with one hundred
passengers aboard, compelling the engineer
10 carry them twenty mile, at dangerously
high speed, about year ago, Is to be hanged
tomorrow at Louden, Tenn. While being
taken from Knoxville to Loudon, he slipped
a revolver out of the pocket of one of the
guards, and though heavily manacled, man
ared TO get the muzzle of the pistol within
Jew inches of the head of Sheriff Foute, OF
I.oudon, but owingto the fact that Taylor
thought the pistol self-cocker, he was
knocked down before he could raise the
hammer of the piston. He remarked, "1f
had not mistaken the pistol for self-cocker,
YOU would have got to hell several hours be-
fore me' Taylor is but twenty -one years
old.
A well-to do farmer near Philadelphia pre-
fers the meat of dogs and cats to beef and
putton, and frequently serves up his butch
.red CANNES and fellnes on his table.
Whether he keeps summer boarders or OF
i, not stated Philadelphia Gail
At Jackson, Mich, four persons, namely,
Jacob ID. Crouch, aged "a, a widower; Henry
White, aged 3S, son-in-law of Mr. Crouch;
Mrs. Eunice White, aged SO, daughter of Mr..
crouch, all of Summit, and Moses Policy,
aged 2G, of Transfer, Pa, were found mur-
dered in their beds, all having been shot
through the head, just behind the ear. 1t is
supposed they had been chloroformed first.
Mr.. Crouch was a farmer worth $4,000, 0JO,
living seven miles from Jackson, and owner
of an extensive sheep rancho in Texas. 1t is
rumored that he had just received about
S!0.0C0 from, Texas.
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