Mohave County miner., 1884-03-02

men arrested for the murder of the | Taylor family at Avondale, made a statement to the effect that JoLn Harris engaged him to assist in talk ;rg the bodies to the Medical Col ! lege. They met later and shortly afterwards a man with wagon came along. They drove short distance. when Harris pointed ont the bodies in fence corner in sacks. As soon as the wagon was loaded all started back to the city, but Harris stopped the wagon, was gone half an hour and came back running. Tho cabin fire was then seen. They drove to the college, delivered the bodies and got their pay, Taylor, the murdered man, was formerly res'lrrectionist and Ingalls was hIs p@rtner
 General Gordon proposes to per sonally interview Fl Mahdi.
 The House of Commons has re- affirmed ifs resolution barring ont Bradlaugh,
 The steamer Great Eastern has been purchased by the British Gov ernment for coal hulk at Gibr altar.
 The boiler of the steamer Kotsai, 1 from Hongkong to Macao, exploded, killing eight Europeans and nine natives.
 It is positively asserted that Fl Mahdl and King John of Abyssinia have signed convention to the effect that King John shall remain neutral and in return shall receive port on the Red Sea and large accession of territory.
 A Washington special says: Rear Admiral Shufeidt, who has just gone on the retired list, will remain il this city somu weeks, but will probably go to China after time. It Is esti- mated by those familiar with hl@ plans that he will agaln be offered a position in the Chinese navy and will accept.
 4 terrible tragedy occurred five miles southeast of Moran. Kansas. James T. Harclerode and Robert Mel were shot by Hugh Gil land, assisted by his three sons, Jo- seph, Ike and Andrew. Harclerode was shot in the back and instantly killed. McFarlanl WAS shot three times and hls head crushed with a club. The lnurderers escaped, but were closely pursued to and into Humbolt where they surrendered to the officers. It was Q cJid blopded murder and trouble Is feared. The dispute was over land claimed by GillanI, tut owned by Mrs. Howes,
 Four boys firm 15 to IT years old while hunting near Omaha, Ncb, one day last week, exploded q pow der house containing six touS ot powder. All four were blown to atoms.
 Two women last week horse whip ped D. L RegensberSer, promln- ent San Francisco attorney. keGens- berger was walking down kearney street and the pair sp.ang out from carriage, committed the deed, re entered and drove away. The cause is sad to be the expressions of the attorney resenung the intrusion oi these women into his society at the Nardi Gras bail last night.
 i Leadyille special of February 25th says: James R. Milbnrn, the surveyor, walked into an uncovered shaft on the Ypsilanti mine, 260 feet deep, this afternoon. There was thirty feet of water in the bottom. The remains have been recovered The mouth of the shaft was conceal ed by deep snow.
 Scranton, Pa, has had sensatiol in the shape of runaway matcl between a young Welchman and ; Jewess.
 A man named Nick Knis bt has beer arrested for the murder of an ol( couple near Chicago; three vest but tons found at the scene of tAe crim' led 10 his detection.
 Ingalls, one of the men arrested l for the murder of three persons a
 Avondale, O., has confessed that h. . and man named Johnson killed
 them and sold the bodies to a medi Il cal college.
 A windstorm near Georgetown ' Col, blew the railroad cars from th
 track, and slightly injured severa :, passengers.
 Conkl1ng, in an interview, ha