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HELD ON A RED -110T STOVE
THE TERRIBLE CRIME OF TWO TOR-
ONTO TOUGHS.
Maw They Tried to Make a Young Lady
Surrender the Key of a Cash Drawer -
A Ill'.rdereas Assault os. a York -street
Old Clo' lean la tit, John's Ward.
Toaoneo. March 20. -Two diabolical and
dare -devil crimes were perpetrated in Toronto
I. broad daylight yesterday. one In St John's
Ward and the other in the West End. The
(latter, for downright brutality. exceeds any-
thing beard of in the criminal records of
this city for years.
At 41, o'clock yesterday afternoon two
young men entered Elias Rogeni branch coal
once at N....'. M L . • west. The only
person in the place at the time was Mies
Mita ill'arron, who resides at 17M Mutual -
street and who has charge of the office.
Betore t to young lady could address the two
men they sprang over the counter. One of them
caught her by the throat and rushed her up
against the north wall of the room, while the
other made a dash for the cash drawer,
which contained $186. Miss McCarron had a
few moments before locked the drawer and
put the key in her pocket.
Finding himself foiled by the drawer being
locked, Robber No. 2 made a spring at the
unfortunate girl demanding with a string of
oaths that she surrender the key. l.tsteal of
doing so she began to scream for help, where-
upon her first assailant throw her against the
red-hot stove and held her there while the
other attempted to find the pocket is which
was the key.
Miss McCarron redoubled her cries for help
and the two villain•, becoming scared.
dropped their victim, again jumped the
counter and dhappleared. When • gentle-
man paining by and bearing the
screams entered the .'fern, be found the lady
half fainting on the floor. Her right ear and
arm were badly burned, end the marks on her
throat when. the cruel villein had gripped
her were 1.Wnly vidble.
Meanwhile Detective Porter, who is eta -
tinned in St. Andrew's Market Station, had
started not to look for a well-known thief
named Charles Lappin. for whose arrest be
had • wa rant. He saw his man on Queen -
street west walking in the company of Tom
Patterson of IN Farley -avenue, another
young ran well known to the pollee. As
soon as Lappin csught night of the of-
ficer he started to nm, but after •
flSte-minute chase Porter hail .e'.wnn) his man,
and in ...sitter 10 had him lately larked up
While there be was told of the outrage to
wi ,e)' Ili-. McCarron had been enb 'eted,
and as the r1T her aswil•mta
answered to that of Pattern -we and
Lappin. Porter left the .ration to end
the former. He caught him • n Portland
td: ee'. and after sting him safely hogged
brought down Mist McCarron to we if she
cs- ild identify the priswnent fin wring thee.
site at moos declared that they were the two
who had sn brutally attacked her. This
tttttunsteg they will be tasked to piped to •
cyggedtwthki, if enevlcted, they will massive
beg tams he the panst ewtinr v.
*writ C. its, who keel. a teemed -heed
tineas 1$s. Mt York -sic et had quite as et-
eNiax ase es/w(eer>r' with thirteen as Mies
lir('.rr a, het le the mailer of iiierina be
was not ge 'e so fortunate asthr remit lady,
r be lays I. the anehiettt ward at tit a Oar
A. E. PRIDHAM
erai hospital with Si wounds on his head and
faon and covered with bandages. The attack
on Mr. Gold ... 1 during the afternoon
in an upper room of No. 37 Elizabeth -street,
occupied by a Mrs. Sturges Here is how
Mr. Goldstein told the story himself
after be had had his wounds dressed
by Drs. Allen. Cuthberteoo and Chambers:
This afternoon • young man about 19 years of
age cane into my shop and stated that he has
some clothing that be wished disposed of at IR
Elizabeth nowt. I put about 8900 in my pocket
and .. 1 him to the house. I was takes
Into a bedrowun. where I saw another young man
As soon as I entered the room the dour was
lucked and the men demanded my mosey I be
came frightened and save them • couple of
dollars and said that It was all that i bad in my
possession one of the men then said, " D-11
you. give us more than that or we will heals you."
and suiting the action to he, words.
be .truck me ore✓ the head with e
water pitcher. felling me to the ground. I
streamed awl tried to ?reek away. but I we
again knocked down than villains this tine break
ing• basin over ray head. O.eof them threw me
Is the floor. while the other covered my face with
a pillow. and while In this position I was robbed
of all the money I had. about $ttr,
They then took me by the arms and tried tc
throw me nut of the window. but the sash eaoght
mr by the legs and I was unable to help myself
While I was trying to get free the two mea washed
themselves in • basin and ran out of the front
dour. i then fainted
As soon a. the news was received at Police
Headquarters, detectives were stationed at
the various railway rotations to intercept the
would-be murderers should they attempt tc
leave the city. Detective John Cuddy was an
signed to ['Mon Station,and just as he arrived
the 'SSU express was pulling out for Hamilton.
He made • rare after it and swung on to the
rear steps. From the correct description
given by Mr. Goldstein of his aamilants
Caddy had no difficulty in twc
young men in the . . as the
parties wanted. They were securely hand
cuffed, the train was stopped and they were
taken to police f . They wen
marcher, but only about 112 and tickets for
Buffalo were found on their persona. Theit
clothing was saturated with blood. On betas
questioned the oldest of the men stated that
they were from New York and that their
birthplace was Germany. They were both
clean shaved and appeared much frightened
They gave their names as Charles Mehoe.bob
and Chart's Kahl.
They were taken to the hospital, when;
(.oMeetetn bad no difficulty in , '
them az his aatailanbl J. Ootdshfa, Ito. el
the injured man, was at the hosplld when
the pile mows were brought In for Identifica-
tion As sown as the victim recognised the
men, young (♦okidei. struck Kahl in th.
fare knocking him down.
Mn Sturgeon says the men have been
roasting with her fres four weska They
seemed to have no They told
the woman that they were from Now York
The jury in the Mamsy-Macacae libel ems
late yesterday of ernicata returned • verdict
of not guilty. The court awarded the de
fondant his ends maim* the private prom
rotor, H. A. Marney The main point was
thin stated In the judge's charge to the jury
"That It tiny foiled that Mr. Mamsy had
Ily speaking, mists the words of
th• alleged Mal, deluded and humbugged
i>r. Potts, Dr. ilewart and Ma otter /rs
maters of the ?Meridiem eebteme Its the seem
way, Il, spealdeg, as Mayfair
James had hundeim rad, swindled and derived
the farmers, the. Mr. Msec' 's pias of
nistifitetisse woe sebstadlab eeka$l'
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should be raj was asked to repeat the statement and
did en. i asked hit. If it was his own
dog and he replied. "i got it from mt
aunt to Ondrr'ch." los sac's not know-
ing lot got it. I heard afterwar.ls be
pulled it utter • l.mb of a tree wsa
rl'pe, let it down and then atartert
.hut tt. lkhen he got the skin pertly fl
OW d.'[ jnetprd up and howled, then he
got a little bony to bold a suck on its
s,,. it s hilt he ligt.hrli the w,rk I de -
cc•.; cit•-.(r.•ve (•. lir ,cute. Tha.king.
y. ti. 11r E litre, f..r 'Lis spice in your
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COLBORNE.
From a correspondent.
SOCIAL (:Arruttaleo.-A very happy
par.) met by Invitation et the residenec
of Mr and Mrs Geo. Morris, of Colboroe.
on Thursday of last week. There were
present Mr Clans. Girvan, of Wawani.sh,
Nr. and Mrs Win Young, Mr and Mrs
P'•'rgueon, Mr acid Mrs J. Varmre, Mr
John Morris, Mr sod Mrs J. Buchan -
.n, Mr and Mrs Jos. Morns, Mr J. J
Wright and Mr and Mts Harry Morris.
the spread was most hotsnttful, While
all the surroundings bore ample evident.
of pesos and plenty -presenting an ex
caeut 'maniple of what yo..,l mauy;u•
meet, combined with prurience arad fo-
dustry, c raid accomplish. In the coin
patsy of such old pioneers, interest.ot
,r,cide"ta and laughable anecdotes were
he theme of converaaon, making it a
comparatively easy matter to compile a
eolumo on the subject of their esti)
iniggles in arvitit homes out of the
primitive forest. It is quite iupessible
for the present generation, possessed a.
they are with all the modern improve-
ments of the age, coupled with ever)
convenience and comfort, to form any
idea of what these stur.ly men passed
through half a oentury ago, when the
country was one unbroken wiklerness
N ith a hearty vote r f thank• to their
kind entertainers, the guests took their
kayo as the sun dipped in crimson and
gold faded out of sight on the boson of
the great lake.
POPLAR ROW.
To the Editor of the Masai.
DsAa ala. --An item appeared mu yoer
/mgt some time ago concerning • young
Oxon Krieg on the outeknts of Poplar
Row, who skinned a dog alive. i have
been seemed of puttin* that item in
your paper by the family of the aid
young man. My name has been elan
dercd far and near. I have been In-
formed by the neirhburs that the mother
of said young man either said she would
slap may month or it ought to be slapped;
very strong language for a lady to use.
i solemnly deny the charge. I neither
aorta cue mark of a pen nor pencil
about the matte , nor did i intend say
Ing anything until i was slandered i
would warn the mother of the said
young man to keep quiet or her sun
might be billed with a Mee and eats for
his little hit of play. Now. sir, i will
give you the word. of the mid young
man. Mr John McNevin had a sawing
bee on the farm of Mr (Neorce Morrie ;
the said yoeeg mew being peese.t said :
"I Militated a dog aline this mrruiait.' Be
"These was a frog who lived In a spring.
He caught such a cold he amid not drag."
old Poor. 1 in what a
out spg r Melt have ad resale
Mse ttl.eresi o e. ~~w +ho
is the " a Mono- B u sppsld
le the ' or onthe1w..,eiinih
armbleed. Par Ms aboveegmentioned " ensk-
er - us age mot ever Mteed het sew asJo e. lip know that all
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of for steles oaFi Dr.
Pierre'stworieiolewu very is posi-
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Ing coughs and up the seer sad
vvewr of theses , I have been see o
y writing diseases. t is tsas•aw•ee� to
e neer or cure. le all Mi sssw few obese It le
L If taken to these sad give. •
sir r isier mowy paid far It ref's s lfsd.
capestige. ams by Wane% Dm. ora ASNs. '
Dr. PIERCE'S PELLETS
dr.selssa i scall a vial.
BOOTS &SHOES1
Spring is about o,tening and the Ladice of ,
Qoderich and Vicinity will be wanting some-
thing nice in footwear. I have the lamest
and best stock it bas ever been my pleseure
to show. All the leading lines and styles in
Kid. Dongola. and other line matertal.in Com-
mon Sensi and Opera Tue.
In Staple Goods
An immense stock, suitable for Town and
Country wear. Prices lower than ever.
In goods of my own Manufacture I carry a
large stock. many lines of which I have been
selling at wholesale for several yearn. having
sent large shipments to British Columbia and
other points.
ORDERED WORK
Receives my speolal attention. and i am deter-
mined to give you the very M•., that can
be made. I have customers In this branch of
my business from Montreal to the Pacific
Coast.
Repairing promptly attended to and neatly
den
TO TA>0
SHOE TRADE
OF
Huron District.
I have • pock of reeds larger than is carried
by many et the jebbers, and basher my goods
in large quantities for gash i will sell to you
at jobber's pclose or lea Call or write for
quotations ea any lines you may be aendlsg,
Leather sad Sadlags Is any gsantltlss from
a quart of pep ora pair of half.misa M M
sides of sole leather.
('ben..1. No. Ji) l:;ng i i. it eal.11amilton. Ont
Sold I, F. Jordan.
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"I'se rayther pay more an' hat,
de best once in a while, than to
pay les and hab a poor article
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otice of changes must be It
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Monday noon. The copy f
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than Wednesday noon. Ca
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up to noon Thursday of eat
week
Leval letters.
A(1 adtwnr•e Haters it. the (oral redunsit
of Tag Htt:gAL of atertittgr sir eider
faintaeafs ant sdtict on adminion fir
u charged. ur frust which a peceni
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word each insertion, no diary in
Bain Ii"eaty-jirr trots. Where ad
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Salo -Mn Swift.
Notice -Thos. Gundry.
Dye Stuffs W. C. Goode.
The Pharmacy -Geo. abysm.
Agents Wasted -It. J. Doyle.
Card of Thanks -Geo- Stewart.
Auction Sale -Thos. Anderson.
iip•lnr MiBtserr- Mev Salkeld.
Spring Oposies-Mies K. Boland.
Spies Stock -J. A. Reid k Bro.
Tia Newest of the New A. Munro
A. t W. Acheson k So...
Drees Goods Opening -Jobe Acheson.
distract of Receipts andl I 7
of tWdertch.
To Drovers and Cattle Dealers J. Jet
Ridgewood Farm.
Auction Nate of Venable property Mill
Duncan.
TOWN TOPIC
' A clots awtanaeg ye. fakirs' masa.
/a' faith lIe U Areal it."
A 0000 PadINT.-The moa useful
you can make U to give • Wirt Pea.
ply to D. McOillieuddy. agent, Godertcl
The Woman's Christian Temperance I
.meet is the basetaaet of North -et Mete cl
every Tuesday afternoos. Preyermeet
!x business meeting at 3.
gr p ph groups, artstyees, e
n or anything in that line. mad cx
sip inof R. R allows cannot be town
t nese here and Use seaboard.
If you wast something neat, natty. tae
dapper, dude or exquisite. genteel,si,fht.
well -,Mewed in the tailorlag lice, there
place in town tha. fills the hill. and tb
oodleg genius le F. J. Pridlam.
Merchants oast get their Bill Hsadda,
Heade. &a.. tc.. printed at this Slice ft
little more than thee generally pay
per, and it hells to advertise their be
all and see samples and get prtosa.
Thy largest camera for group pictt.i
outside views. and with faculties mil
the beet for ordinary photos, Gen tet
b away as • H
akar • specialty of victory framing.
Don't miss it ' Look at thk adv. of iia
don on the 7th pass' of this issue. •nd
you are down town for your mail. drop
see the artistic wail paper they are sl
from the art factory of W. N. 1 & ,
Y.. Woo sells to us only in tows. 'fol
• will aseoaisn you and the patterns i
please. Tse cheapest house under the
BRIEFLETS.
Mr Ale:. Dickson is visiting the
City this week -
Mr Robert Gore spent a few d
London last week.
Mr Wm. Dickson made • short
Toronto last week.
Mr J. T. Acheson was to Toros
a tee days this week.
Mr Fred Johnston, who has
visiting at Seaforth, has rotor
town.
Miss Libby Hamlin is recoverit
a severe attack of inflammation
longs.
Miss Georgie Martin returns
week from a visit to Hamilton ate
points.
Miss Plunkett, of Meaford. is
in town, the guest of Miss
Itiartin.
"- Miss Carrie Smith, of Galt. is
at the residence of her gr'andf•th
Wit. Sacks.
Mn A. J,Iinston and dangle
teen last wet k to take up their r
in Seaforth.
Dr Nichol, of Hayfield, has i
medical practice to Dr Wright,
ly of IGlenallan.
Miss Ida Vaaatone left last s
Grand Valley, where she intends
tag for the summer.
We hear that soother of the
mon who left for the West soon
ago has returned homy
The eleetion of officers will he
the regular meeting of the Higi
Literary Society tonight.
in fit George's church, last
evening, Bishop Baldwin del
very able sermon on newtons.
Mr D. B. Calbick, of this is
hese elected Guard of the
Ciotti,' of the Canadian Order c
Cieeles.
Mr Wm Matthews, we are
, is sisleettst from a rola
We hope to sec his
WOO
am druidism.
E. DOWNING, mai •"
b'F DAII.Er it OA.
Car. ass*sr. and Square. Oederieh. 1111att Il
The new fehieg leg ender
tic. by Mr Wm Marlton is re
preaehtsi epelpietion. A larg
of refitting is iiinte dose la at
of s2 sad( womb.
Is. regrew to as appeal
°tread Nestor Work_m_.�sJofDi
Onderish broth res heeded tee
ed
ould every ledge ber et the i
ea lib
the sem el 223,032 SO wueM I
sell.