Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
|GLEANED IN GOTHAM.
The Proposed Short Line Connect
ing the East and West Via
the Nail City.
Unusual Activity Among the
"Finsst in the Morld"- Bunc0
Boys and ths Ministers.
O'Donovan Rossa on the English
AsitatiOn---The Dynamite In
dustry to be Continued.

NEw YORK, April IA new trunk line
will shortly be established from this city
To the southwest, line which will be
mpcb shorter than either the Baltimore
and Ohio or the Pennsylvania road, By
the building OF the new line the distance
will be lessened eightysix miles between
y,N York and Cincinnati. II is q well
Known fsct that Mr.. Vanderbilt controls
the New Jersey Central, from New York to
pblsdelphia, and the Philadelphia and
Reading from Philadelphia to Harrisburg,
rs well As the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie
which runs from Pittsburgh to HoungS-
,own, Tuis gives Vanderbilt an outlet to
The northwest by connection with the Lake
shore. From Harrisburg line is being
Constructed 10 wheeling, w. Va,
This line WIS incorporated several years
sso, and was known as the Southern Penn
sylyaaia -oal The Harrisburg and West
r-u road, formerly the Southern Pennsyl-
ysn;a will enter Pittsburgh on the tracks of
the NcKegsport road. The line west of
.he Ohio will be known rs the Cincinnati,
Wheeling and New York road, and a Colum-
aus,O q, telegram says:
Contracts will be let within thirty days
.o commence work at or near McConnells.
Vile eastward, and the line between Free
port and the latter point will be completed
between thu and January next, distance
of seyeniy-rjye miles. This trunk line will
s,so strike for Baltimore, arrangements
having already been made to use the tracks
OF the Wes,ern Maryland road.
The Cops AZ work.
The police have been very busy during
the past week or so raiding lottery dealers,
closing up Gambling houses, clearing the
wise making New York as quiet and re-
spectacle city as any Quaker town might
D.. met o gentleman the other evening
who has the inside history of everything
that Is going on in town AZ his fingers ends
sEd aSket him what it all meant. Simply
thls said he, that Police Commissioner
NIChOI, wants to be reappOinted, and when
time comes ne and his friends will be able
70 point 10 the city and say could the moral
condition Of the community be better?
NOt a lottery shop or gambling house open;
the streets after midnight quiet as village
thorOughlareS. As soon as the reappOint-
ment has been made everything will re-
sumo its former shape. Should Nichols be
reappOinted old Superintendent Walling
swill probably be retired and Inspector
9lurrey is to succeed him
"lut
The Worst Den Of All
5n the city, McGlorys infamSas dance \
tOuse is yet open. How do you explain
ahat"
simply because 4 certain Inspector of
D'Olire keeps t. lie finds il valuable when
sny crime is committed in town. Ii the /
thief or other criminal Is wanted MCGlOry /,
4 fEets his orders 20 ind him. He in tUrn /
flhey are worked As we'll rs = hUntsInan |
pusnage his hounds. In i few days the .
women lave the party. he is then |
Brought down 20 McGlorys :. marked by a .
eieteCtjye or detectives followed 10 his |
,hOuse or stopping place, allowed to run
Dor day or two and eventually bagged.
p hen the papers come out with tanning
k'ories OF clever detective work. IL is all
Nery eaSy when you see how il is done.
Bunko Men Try the Clergy.
At the session OF the New York Metho-
{ - conference, Rev. DR.. Buc ckley, of The
christian Advocate, warned the members
egSIUst confidence men, as two brethren !
ad already been deceived by these sharp
trs, snd he gave description of the meth
bis o. bunkO men.
The scuundrels." Or. Buckley said.
lave been iying IN wait for ministers
f INJECTED with the conference ~ they !
Rr-r VISITING the Methodist Book Concern, !
,U u4Ob, q them as they were going mp ar
on. .ug down stairs. | accidentally csne
A..u- a minister in the clutches Of conf
h -urs uau. The minister, whose name !
Nru. al Ice. was just aDOut 10 syn a
it,N f.s Sl7I. The confidence man bad
e rl.-, r..Arl him and represented himself
b % . brrlher-in-law of a we'll known pre-
\ dirg elder. Some OF the confidence men
D ay- utcu Iryinc 10 work their little games
\ "a ministers in front Of this very church
a.N morning.
More Conspiracy.
4 OHouuyan Rosa was asked what he knew
'Cf tie dynamite agitation in England. tie
BALD
You can tell the English government
'aud English people that We prop DSe 10
Burke at her till she gives up Ireland
Here he eCame excited and standing up
sljd in q loud aud decisive tone: Yes,
khe shall give her up. She must give her
PIP.
Are you concerned in these plots
"Ihe time for peacesbie agitation has
passed. II accompliShes nothing. The
Irish are beginning TO see that but u Is
How much money was received to-day
Here is letter from Savannah with a
X EeCE toT ~.
SAVANNAH, April !, l>>3.
DLsH Ru>oA-l have sincere pleasure in |
Forwarding yOu a check for $40, subscribed /
BY lew devoted and practical lrishmen !
here. They don't believe il is foolish or |
v licked 10 baniSh the invading robbers /
from ireland 0y the most expeditions meth |
>ods. Is such, they give a first subscriP- |
4 on 20 &C.. Vcrate with you and your com !
\ IatriOts toward furthering that object. !
r1le isrCe 0: agitation, parliamentary rep !
1esentGtIoD hy permission Of the enemy, |
&c, hiss been too long the bane of Ireland. !
Let Us try the antidOte, "a vigorous and |
plentiful application of strong shocks" |
Send names ~ subscribers for publiCaliSn, !
M wish the grand work increased yigOr |
M Success Yours Fratcrnally,
~ L. O'kEEEE.
Nr. Rosa would say nothing more about |
'cyraInlte.
Drowned.
NOElUIN>r, IND., April AN open !
boat in which cecil 7. whitaker. son Of a |
wfsIthy iron merchant of Priucipos, Lewis |
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