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I “ V. .» ‘ â€"‘ The Czar Assassinated. Nitro-Glycerine Employed. The Victim Terribly Shattered. «Tits Assassins ARRESTED. Sr, Esrans‘acizo. March iiiâ€"As the Em» perti‘r‘tiias returning.' from parade in the Michael Mouege'nbout' two o’clock this afternoon, a bomb was thrown which ex-‘ ploded under his carriage, which was con-; siderobly damaged. The’Czar aliglited un-’ hurt,.l),ut.e.second. bomb exploded at. his feet,"‘iihattérin;.r both legs below, the» knee,- eud inflicting other ter,rib,le...injuries. The Czar was immediately conveyed unconsci - one to "the Winter Palace. where he died at 4:30 this afternoon. Two persons were= concerned in the crime. one of whom was seized immediately. The explosion also killed on officer and two Cossacks, and many policemen and other persons were in- jured. Luna. The Imperial carriage was attacked on the EkateriiiotSky Canal, opposite the Im- perial stables. while the Emperor was re- turning with the Grand Duke Michael from the Michael Palace, in a closed carriage, escorted _ by eight. Cossacks. The first bomb fell nearthe carriage, destroying the backfii‘al't of it. The Czar andhis brother alighfed‘iifninjnred.” The assassin on being seized by a colonel of'lhe’ police drew a. ic- volver', but-Was prevented from firing. A second bomb was then thrown by another person. and tell close to the (‘zar’s feet, its explosion shattering both his legs. The ‘ Toronto Grey THE PALMER HOUSE' , RICHMOND HILL, 31‘ Palmer. Prop, ‘ - This House is one of the Best Hotels to be found north of Toronto. l‘lvci'ything is managed in First Class Style. Sample Room for Common clal Travellers. Good Stabling and attentive hostlers. Terms, $1 per day. Proctor’s Bus loaves this ~Hotel to connect wi th all the N R R Trains going North and South, at 8.15 (1,111.11) In 5.30 a m, and 7.15 p in. . 'aiciiiiono[HILL ON' 7 Frank Cosg‘nove, Prop. Excellent accommodation for the Public. Good stabliiu.y and attentive hustler. and Bi Bailivay Company. NOTICE is hereby given that maps and plans of the lands through which the Toronto Grey and Bruce Railway is to pass in the townâ€" ship of Vaughan. in the County of York. for the I purpose of lessening the curves, reducing the I grades and otherwise in’iproving the said Rail- way, covering its course and erection and of ‘tho land intended to be passed over, also books of reference for said Rail-way, required by the Rail- way Act; of Ontario have been examined and cer- , tifiod as required by the said Act. and copies thereof have been duly deposited in the office of the Clerk of the Peace in and for the County of York, and in the oilice of the Provincial Sucre» tary for the Province of Ontario, and one copy has been delivered to- the Toronto Grey and Bruce Railway Company. Dated this Seventeenth day of February, A. D. Cur fell, crying for help. Colonel Dor- jibsky, though himself much hurt, raised the Emperor, who was conveyed to the Winter Palace, in Dex-jibsky’s sleigh. Large crowds assembled before the place, but were kept back by a troop of Cossacks The Imperial family were all assembled at the'd‘eath bed. ' The .Czarwit‘ch has been hailed as Emper- or bythe crowd. He is likely to become the victim of the Nihilists also, unless a radical change of administration is affect- ed. Tlie’Governmeut of all other coun- tries li'uVe sent messages of condolence. ! Markham Items- Gleaiied from the Economist. Richard Card. :1 laboring man, sawed with a buck-saw seven and one-quarter cords of green hemlock for David Bel-- dam, of Highland Creek, in seven and oue‘lialf hours. Quite-an excitement was created last week,'by, the information that the tracks of a bear had been seen by some choppers in the woods on Lot 5, 3rd Con. East York. A large party started on the trail and followed it for nearly two and a. half miles, and after chopping down a large tree, in which they thought Bruin had taken up his quarters, they turned their weary steps liomeward, and all were unanimous in the opinion that bare hunting (as a pastime) was not a success ; and that the first ofncxt month would be the most appropriate time for the next one. The best Masquerade Carnival ever held ll‘i‘Mill'lihfllll took place‘on Wednes- day evening',‘"2nd inst. UURLlNG.-â€"A match was played on Saturday between the President. John Gibson, Esq , and Vice-Premdent, James Speight, Esq.. of [be Markham Glenliervie Club, ten rinks a side. Only ten players came, and they played five men a sideâ€"I President 9 ; Vice-do 5. On Wednesday four rinks of the .Markn ham Glenbervie played four ot'the Scarboro Club, two rinks of each club playing on the . Markham Rink. and two on the Malvern ' Rink. Majority for Scurboro 19 shots. The Maple Leaf Club of Ellesmere play- ed the Heather Club, three rinks a. side, the M. L’s winning by four shots. V-O-w _ NEWMARKET. SYSTEMATIGAL nonunionâ€"For some, time past Newmarkct has been pestercd‘;I with occasional robberies. Stores have been broken into, and various“ articles stolen, and all the” ingenuity ‘ofl our police constable lias'failed to detectl the guilty) parties. Lately. however, a man was seen going into the housel occupied by James Micks, in the middle} of the night with parcels under his arm, and suspicion was at once aroused by the circumstance. On Monday morn-- ing constable Bogart procured a search? warrant and proceeded to the house of 5 Micks, where he found a large quantity of goods, which were identified as the' property of Mr. Wm. Roche, having been taken fiom the store lately occupi», ed by him, but which has recently been‘ closed. A thorough search was then made. which revealed the fact thata systematics] robbery had been carried on for a longtime. Piles o." groceries, and other articles were discovered, and . also a large number of skeleton keys,. evideiitly'fikd” and altered to suit the, various locks in the vicinity. Micks and his son were at, once arrested, and brought up befOre the Mayor and Reeve. He admitted his guilt, and the» two were committed, and sent down for trial. Micks pleaded poveity, but as. he has had steady work at his trade asi a blacksmith. the plea was not considerâ€" ed a reasonable one. He was alwaysl looked upon as a steady, hardworking man previous to his unfortunate oscapude, and the circumstance is much, to be regretted for thevsake of his family' and friendsâ€"Reformer. m-â€"â€"â€"â€" A terrible boiler explosion took place in Buffalo on Friday last. .by which about wenty men were killed and five seriously njured. The killed were crushed intoa shapeless mass of 'flesh and blood, some being blown'across the street, and through a stone wall. ‘ 1’. Mutual & Dominion Grange 1881. W. Sutherland Taylor. Secretary and Treasurer Toronto Grey d; Bruce hallway. lllll-i‘v “lo will furnish you everything $10 a. day and l upwards is easily made without staying away ! from home over night. No risk whatever. Many new workers wanted ut‘. once. Many are limiting fortunes at the business. Ludics make as much as men, and young boys and girls make great; pay. No one who is willing to work fails to make more money everyday than can be made in It ' week at any ordinary employment. TllOSO W110 engage at once will find a. Short road to fortune AddressVH IIALLETT & Co. Portland. Muiiic~ ‘1' NS * a We si,‘ AGAINST LOSS ' BY FIRE, AFFECTED BY Walter J. Bull, Newtonbrook, IN Outfit sent free to those who wish to engage in the most pleasant and profitable business known Everyâ€" thing new Capital not required, l FlllE INSURANCE CD’S. Agent for Canadian Mutul Aid Association “Life." The sum of $11 INSURES any person Of sound mind and body between the ages of 13‘ and Go, For $5,000 to $10,000 Assessments of $1 at the death of a member of the association. W. J. BULL, Newtonbrook, P. 0., N ewtonbrook, Feb. 23rd, 1881. 52w-1v Worth their ‘.Veight in Gold .' l Pills ii distant This Incomparable Medicine has secur- ed for itself :in impcrishable fame througliout‘the World for the alleviation and cure of most diseases to which humanity is heir. purify, regulate and in’iproyc the quality of the Blood. Thoy assist the digestivo organs, cleanse the STOMACH AND VBOWELS, increase the secretory powers of the Liver, bruco the nervous system, and throw into the circula~ tion the purest Elements for sustaining and repairing the ironic. Thousands of persons have testified that by their use alone they haue been restored to health and strength, after every other means had proved unsuccessful. Will be found invaluable in every Household in the cure of Open Sores, Hard Tumours, BAD LEGS, OLD WOUNDS, COLDS, Coughs, Sore Throats, Bronchitis, and all disord- ers of the Threat and Chest, as also Gout, 'ltheu- inntism. Scrofulu. and other kind Of skin diseases Manufactured only at Profess- or Holloway’s Establishment, 533, OXFORD STREET LONDON, and sold at ls. lltl., 2s. 911.,4s.6d.,115.. 2‘2. and 33s each BOX and Pot, and in Canada at 56‘ cents, 90 cents, and $1.50 cents, and the larger Sizes in proportion. CAUTIONâ€"l have no Agent in the United States, nor are my Medicines sold there. Purchasers should therefore look to the label on the Pots and Boxes. If the address is not 533, Oxford Street, London they are spurious. The Trade Marks of my said Medicines are re- gistered in Ottawa, and also at Washington. Signed THOMAS HOLLOWAY 533, Oxford street, lendon. Jan. 5th 1881. 1881. ' FRESH. PUR DRUGS! DRUGS! allies: Essences. Extracts, Spices, Toilet Prescriptions CAREFULLY Compounded. )1 Articles, Chomicles, Perfumes, H. SANDERSDN 8. SUNS, 4 Agent Dominion Telegraph 00, Richmond Hill. ~, meow Hotel The FTEE PROOF. . say your appliances have entirely removed the pain. I recommend all sufferers to try them. so... i ° l .,.,,¢ -. . ,. NOTHING ; LIKE H. MESH" ' Jes Bethune. Q C. C Moss, ‘ r PROEITS AND QUICK RETURNS. 3295624253565 Stock ! 0F GOODS, GOING CHEAP AT . CROSBY. ISA AC . ESTABLISHED 1874. ' NUBMAN’S unlit tlllllllli. ,lPPfilIANtES. Spinal Complaints, General and Nervous Debil‘ity, Rheumatism, Gout. Nervousuess, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs, Throat and Chest Complaints, Neuralgiii. Bronchitis Incipient Paralysis. Asthma, Sciatica, Spinius. Consumption, " Sleeplessuess, Colds, indigestion, Spermatorrlioea’, «incl,-Z ‘ . Electricity the Life Fluid.’ The proprietor of this ostitblisliiiicnt, having had many yours experience-.und studied closely the science in its application to curative purposes, feels confident that in pi'cséuting this ACME ELEC- Tlth APPLIANCES to the public, be is supplying them with the best instrument; of their kind now known to the scienco.â€">instrun'ients that will do their work well if used in accordance with printed directions given with each appliance, and would warn the public againstall cheap imita- tion of his goons. ‘ ' ASK FOR. NORMAN’S ELECTRIC APPLlAXCES AND YOU WILL BE SAFE AGAlNS'l‘ llll’Obl'l‘lON. TESTIMONIAIS. A Normun. Esq., Inqersoll, August, 1879 Dear Sir.~I suffered for four years from which Dr Davies of Chicago, and other eminent pliy~ siciniis called rheumatism of the. bowels, which they tried in vain to cure ; but I am thankful to Yours truly ' Peter Dowing RHEUMATISM AND NEUltALGIA. Mr Norman Toronto, Nov. 23rd, 1874. I have fully tried and most carefully trstcd and seen used your Curutivo Insoles and Bands, and believe this to be one of the. best forms of administering Eloctritity. now known to be one of such valuable importance for the relief of ltlicuinatisu‘i and Neurulgin affections. I most clierfully re. commend their use to all sufferers of these complaints. . C B Hall, M D, 20 Crier-Howell Place INJURY. Mr Norman Tore to, Oct 10th, 1870.. Dear Sir,-â€"About three years ago I fell from a ladder about twelve feet across 1 o banister of the stairs,and was taken up for dead, Since which and great weakness, untitting me for business, and got very little case until I use’d your‘ Electric Belt and Insoles, which relieved me very much. Yours trulv, John Ovens, 125 Yongeâ€"st The Appliances are made in all sizes and shapes for the different parts of the body,,and range in price from £41.00 to 55.00 for small Bands, and from $5.00 to $15.00 for Waist Bolts .See Cirulurs which are mailed free to all applicants lleirienibcr the address, N Bâ€"Electrio Baths, Sulphur Baths, Ladies and Gcntlcninn A NORMAN, No 4 Queenâ€"street East, Toronto, Ont. Vapour, Herbal, Mercurial and cold Baths always ready for '80 ' Feb 18th KEEPS THE BEST STOCK or' v 1 ll‘Tll‘ Q 31; A; :A MCINTOSH & SON’S LEN MILLS HEADS THE LIST FOR coon-s: â€"â€"â€"o:oâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€" By The Dozen l They have an A 1 stock in Blankets, Shirtings;Winceys, Twoeds Prizes At the Exhibitions last year. Yarns, etc. at Wooibriige and Richmond llill- THE STOCK OFI Groceries & Poultry KEPT ’ BY ROWN, , Hallie unnatural. i IN BOOTS AND SHOES HE. ‘ TAKES, THE LEAD. CALI.- AND: SEE; ' .l8 s. an King. Street. West. Toronto. time I htwe suffered severe pains in mydmck and side, ’ l" Bethune, Moss, Falcoiibridgo AND HOYLES, BARRISTERS,&C' NORTH OF SCOTLAND CHAMBERS, .. W C Falconbridge W Barwick, A B Aylesworth W J. FnANKs. N W Hoyles, .2; WILLIAM; "H. ..Busr.5'. BARRISTER. Attorney, Solicitor, Notary,- &c. &c., MONEY To LOAN, ROOM 20. UNION LOAN BUILDINGS No. 28, and 30, Toronto Street ' TORONTO. Ferguson. Baln. Gordon a. Shlpley, Barristers, Attorneysnt-Law, Solicitors-in- Chancery. Conveyancers, etc, Officesâ€"Imperial Bank Buildings. Wellington-street, Toronto HOMAB anovson, Q.C. JOHn Barr»: WM Enron GORDON, Gno F Snu'Lnr. P. 0. Box 2527. JAMES GORMLEY, Official Assignee, Real Estate Agent, Convey- ancer, Broker, &c., 6.70., Money to Lend at Low Rates, Mortgages bought and sold Farms bought and sold, or rented lnsurance effected, do, &c., OFFICEâ€"Victoria. Chambers, 9Victoria-street Toronto TEES, Attorneys, Solicitors-in-Chanceryl etc.. 64 Adelaide street East, ( House), Toronto. 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Loan and Savings Company Oflicesâ€"No 7, Church-street, Toronto HON GEO \V ALLAN, Senntorl’residcnt GEORGE GOODERHAM.. ........... 'VicoJ’residcnt DIRECTORSâ€"Sa.muel Platt, M P, Wm Geoder- hum, Geo W Lewis, Thos H Lewis, Thos H Lee, Hon D L Mucpherson', Senator Capital, $1,000,000; Total Assets, $3,000,000 SAVING’S BANK ’BRANorâ€"x Money received on deposit, and interest payable half yearly or compounded, MONEYYJLOAM See our reduced loan table For further infor- mation apply at the offices of the Company WALTER S LED?- Reserve Fund, $860,000 anager. Eilt’iilfilaldgl' DR. ORR, MAPLE, . R. B. Orr, M. B. and First Silver Medalist, University of Toronto, M. C. I’. S. Ontario. L. S A L, England (Late Of London, Surgeon, Etc. IS’Ofljce Hours 8 to 10,1 to 2 and 6 to 8. .i. ELLIDTrâ€"LANESTAPP, M. n. RIICHMOND HILL, ONT. England) Graduate of Toronto Univepsity, and Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons. Assistant to Dr. J nines Lengstafl. 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