The bee., 1883-05-05
TIE NEWS.

A"A Aaoor Union in New w.,
discussed the relation of the labor onos,;. A
TO the revolutionary movements in 1s''On Fn-'
General sentiment favored the nss ot ,pe'
amlte-the argument advanced bein, - "a, I,
KING and potentates use every enoina .e nav =,
struction in their wars, and nart;oD,- us'
against the people, when revolutiona,r r.'a'Iy az,
breaks occur. olt-
James ]. Madden, clerk in the inno,.
house of Muser & Bros. 465 Brooroo' Fy.'ns
New York. has been arrested on The ~ .O0'
of stealing $4,000 worth of lac. rge
admitted the theft and gave the us
OF several persons to whom he had .ols sI,S' =
goods all of whom were arrested. 'n'
The schedule in the assignment ofn
Palm q Co, tanners and dealers in o;l. :. 9 3
Gold street and 424 Water street Ns7z y..' asS'
to Justus l.. BuIkIey, has been aIsd Ia ia
liabilities are S59S, ,O2l. nominal sssst. ,,o- on'
7!9, and actual assets $279. 1875 w.
Agents of the secret service div;s;ou
treasury have arrested gang of coun,o,,.;. '
ers in New York whose operations tbsv ~ ~"
been watching for some time.
Among the deeds recorded in New Yo-,
we're three conveying property in Mottst,s.,
to three Cinnamon who have declared tb.;.
intention to become American ciHzsr,
They paid S31, 800 for their purchases
A bill making the Brooklyn bridge fresto.
foot passengers has passed the New Yo,L
Assembly.
Middle and Southern News
A terrible cyclone visited Webste, n,r;.s
passing from the northeast to the soutbv..,
over length of track extending Is mills.
DR.. s. F. Johnson's gin house and o,bs,
buildings were blown away William Tav
lor's place was badly wrecked. S. R. Har-
rell's place was torn to pieces, and N.
cabins and barns were utterly demolished
while rails from the fences were blown fo,
miles. On forty acres of heavily timbered
land not tree is left standing. The fences
on the place were blown away and not YES
tige of corn OF fodder is left. VIM. CANDLES
place is badly damaged. Mrs. Youngblood
was hurt. Most miraculeus escapes are
reported. Several negroes who we're blown
across a field aEghted uninjured.
Cyclones in the South continue At Ben
ton, Texas, terrific storm swept over the
country, demolishiug trees and houses, and
attended with loss of life. At Arcadia, La,
the heaviest hail storm was experienced.
doing damage to stock, trees and everything
in its track. At Hammond, La. hailstorm
unprecedented in violence, was experienced.
causing great damage to houses, crops and
vegetation.
A fire at Wellsburg, ". Va, destroyed
Fowler's livery stable, the Pan-H Handle Yer'
Office, the residence and tin-shop Of J.N.
Tharnock, the dwelling and store Of Hugh
EO0th and the Dwelling and saloon CT Robert
Thompson. The town hall, council cham
bers and market house were badly damaged
The total loss will be about S37, 900. The
town is without fire extinguishing apparatus.
The Oakland Democrat says. II. Cor
don s. Son, of Cumberland, Md, have sold
Iough Manor, tract of land in Garrett
county, comprising 1900 acres, for $500,
to PennsyIyanians. This strengthens the
opinion that it will not be long until rail-
road will be constructed running through
this section to connect with the West Vir
ginia Central and Pittsburg and Baltimore
and Ohio Railroads.
Information received from Roanoke, Va,
represents the prevalence of scarlet fever in
that town to such an extent as to cause cen.
eral concern. There have been numbs,d
deaths of children and adults within sey
eral days past, and the schools have been
closed in consequence of the epidemic.
The Scott liquor law of Ohio has been
decided unconstitutional by Justice May Of
Stubenville. The Justice gave an opinion
that the law is unconstitutional because the
tax is unequal and because it impairs exist
ing contracts.
The Irish Focieties of Philadelphia have
appointed a committee to wait on the news
papers of that city and ask that correspcn
dents be sent to Ireland TO investigate the
condition of affairs, and to inform the people
of this country of the evils under which the
Irish people are suffering.
In leaping a hurdle at Forepaugh circus,
at Pottsville, Pa, the horse ridden by Mrs
Cook, AN equestrienne, stu mbled and fell
upon the rider, breaking her ribs and iH5n'
ing her internally.
Dispatches from various parts of Yi.San
report heavy frost and it is supposed he
fruit has been somewhat injured. a dis
patch from FELTON,, Del, says that there vs.
ice an eighth of an inch thick in that locality
Theopilus Fem, founder of the PcnusY-
vania Telegraph, tnow called the Harrisburg
Telegraph,) died near Harrisburg, Pa. lie
began his editorial career in 1897 as editor
of the Anti-Masonic Herald, at New Hola1l
Pa.
Three persons have been arrested in Ba-i-
more county for grave robbing Mt Bryvle"
Asylum burying grounds.
Foreign NeWS.
LONDON, April 27--MichGel Pagan sa'
convicted at Dublin yesterday of partlcipa-
ting in the Phoenix Park murders, and was
sentenced to be hanged May e.
Devlne, who was arrested in Dublin III
the time of the murder of Detective Cox. b&'
turned ilformer, and yesterday gave teSu,
mony which will lead to a number of arrests
The London Times favors the tryingof tho
conspirators by TIE judges when juries fail"
agree.
A nitro-glycerine manufactory has 0se'
discovered at Northampton.
The French council of state has decided"
stop the salaries of all bishops and clergy
men.
LONDON, April 29.-Joseph Hanlon one d
the Phoenix Park murderers, has maos
statement duplicating other prisoners