The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-19

Tho most beinous crime known in the
entire criminal calendar was commi'teo IN
this city Yesterday morning about O'clock
Mary Hagg, Swedish young lady, oeihg
the victim of brute's lust. MISS hagg'
who is servant in the employ
of Mrs. Thomas Walker, was Sleep
in, 40 usual in an clubhouse in the
hack ward some forty yards distant from
Inc main no use. About the hour men
,ioned she saws she became aware OF the
nresence of a peculiar odor in the room'
md that she felt unusually drowsy, SO
mncb 90 that she was soon SOUND asleep.
How long she had slept she does not
know. but she was horrltied on aWakihs
to ind herself in the embrace OF niap. o ,t
viiIain clutched her by the throat, ana
chnkinp her, succeeded in accomplishing
hi his purpose O1t Of " the window
tbronpb which he had effected an entrance
10 her room, and ran away. she cohllnu-
ed to scream but was go far from tne mouse
that at that hour Of the night her CRIES
were rot heard. Finally .s sne 'a tam;lV "
v we're sleeping and spent the remainder OF
The night there. AT daylight she Ievisi. !s 4
her room and found handkerchief the
brute had dropped in his fight. 1t was
,,arv much soiled and the owner had EVIL
dainty been carrying blackberries IN IL.
II was marked in two places j, Ahrens-
berg. This discovery led TO- the arrest OF
Young man by that name OF some elsn.eeda
summers. who is cashier IN .he ary G RIOS
When Sheriff Smith arrested him ne
was considerably excited. and when HER
IN "" renorter called later at the jail to see
him he had not recovered and was inclined
70 he reticent in regard to the matter. he
said he did not care to talk about the case,
but finally asserted MS. mnocen Ue
and stated that on the night the outIage e
was said to have been perpe1H1a.ea IL IL. ahopt
eiehteen wears old and rather retiring ~
her manners. She was examined
bv DIR Carl Murray. who pronounced she
had heen outraged. County Attorney Cllnt
had Miss Hagg to visit the Jail, and the ac'
cused was brought into the ONCE 70 see
whether or not she would recognize MIN
She said that he was not tns M ,aaG
as the one who assaulted her haI cio .S
cut hair and was smaller and that ne hau
on = eray coat. Ahrensberg then SAID ne
suspected who the guilty party was
and was finally prevailed upon
to to s alvnise that 'A' OF james Young,
clerk in the house in which ne was cas Gn,d.
He said that he had spoken to Mr. Holu'
smiths his uncle, about Young's shortcom,
ing, in the store, and that Young did |, h iN1
ike him He thought tn the n. deSor sppied
Young. besides be wore, gray coat
County Attorney Clint tn.i had A ahd !
warrant issued for Youngs arrest
Mr.. Goldsmith, in conversation with tn The
ago good and he had
ss;ven him some authority over the store
as to his being guilty of the crime o
he accused n be knew s Question 5nss S
Slant in the store with him, ana durinf
the night he had called ataee the &c
him to get up and close yon IN,
was employed by him during the s@nger
fest week and was stu WORKING Sot IN ,iv Set
store. but his department had not dgs ifse,
satisfaction, aEd he had already notlhe'
him that his services would no longer b
acceptable after to-day.