St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-17
FLED WITH THE C0ACHMAN.
New York Special, 10th.

Mr.. G. P. Morosini, the millionaire banker
and partner of Jay Gould, occupies hand
some mansion in the center of a plot Of
ground at the south end of Yonkers, close to
the Mount st. Vincent academy. The house
is connected by wire with the Yonkers police
station, from which it is a mile distant. At
7:30 O'Clock this evening, word was tele-
graphed to the station that Mr.. Morosini
wanted policeman sent TO his house. The
sergeant at the desk told Policeman Reynolds
To jump into wagon and drive there at
once. All was confusion at Mr.. Morosini's
house when Reynolds got there. The police
man was told that Miss Victoria Morosini,
Mr.. Morosini's elder daughter, had eloped
with Nh Ernest j. Scheiling, who, up TO ten
days ago, had been employed as the family
coachman. The policeman was sent back to
the station with orders to telegraph out
GENERAL ALARM,
giving a description OF beth Miss Morosini
and the coachman, who Were supposed to
nave gone to New York together. Later
dispatch was sent to the Central police office
in New York, asking that the runaway couple
be apprehended. Miss Morosnl is % years
complexion and blonde hair. When she
went away she were a black and white dress
and a poke hat in which were black and white
feathers. Her absence was first noticed at
8 O'Clock in the afternoon, but it was not
positively thought that she had fed with
Sehelling until nearly dusk.
Scheling is a slender young man, % years
old. He is feet inches in height, has a
fair mpexIon, dark brown hair, and a
small mustache and side whiskers. He was
hired by Mr. MOrosiui as a c0achmau six
months ago. He was discharged or left ten
Ga-s ago for reasons that have not been made
public. Since then he has not been seen a
great deal about Yonkers, and in conse-
quence his presence was particularly noticed
in the village this afternoon. Mr.. Morosini
has two sons and another daughter who is a
few years younger than Miss Victoria. He
has been for long time a noted figure in
Wall street He became Mr.. Jay Gould's
bodyguard soon after the arch-millionaire's
encouu ter with Selover, was his secretary and
confidential man for long time, and is now
a member with George ]. Gould of the firm
OF W. E. Conner s. Co., of which Jay Gould
is a special partner.
Mr.. Morosini is
WILD OVER THE ELoPEMENT
OF MS IaVOTlte daughter, ana VOWS 10 be re-
venged on the cOachman should he be IN
lucky enough TO be caught. Schelling is not
strikingiy handsome, but is rather a good
looking fellow Of %, quite dandified in his
dress and manners. It is said he came to
Mr.. Morosini very highly recommended, but
did not long remain in his service. Miss
Victoria is handsome and stylish. Her young
sister resembles her quite strongly, and the
two have been prominent figures in New
York and Newport society. The sisters were
always beautifully dressed, and might have
passed for twins. The young lady being of
full age, the detectives are not likely to make
any arrests if Schelling has married her, IN
less some technical charge, such as theft,
made against her or against Schelling, can
be utilized to detain the couple if they are
found, until Miss Morosini's friends can
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