Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-15
GOING MAD.
Jay Gould s Banker Said to Be
Losing His Reason.
A LETTER FROM HIS DAUGHTER.
A Connecticut Sensational Horrible
Mstake---A Corpse Dragged
Through the Streets BY
Policemen.
A BULL DOG KILLS A WOMAN.

NEw YORK September 1.-THE excite
ment over the Morosini elopement continues
without any sign of abatement. Banker
Morosini is little better than a madman.
he makes the widest threats against Vic
toria and her husband. At first Morosini
determined to kill Schilling on sight, but
this afternoon he swore by all that is good
that he will murder his daughter and her
husband as soon as he lays eyes on them.
He means every word he says, and q
dreadful tragedy is certain to follow the es-
capade of Miss Victoria. All day and all
night Morosini sits at his parlor window at
Yonkers looking up the broad avenue as
If waiting for Victoria to return. He
moans and cries BY turns and is
Really Heart Broken.
Five detectives are hunting for the alb
sentees, hut have given no news to the
grief stricken father. Mr. Stolpe, wife of
6eer-saloon partner of Hulskamp, stepfath-
er of Schilling, received a letter from Vic
toria to-day but refused TO give the post.
mark. The letter reads as follows:
Mr. Dear Mrs. Stolpe: Ernest and ar
rived safely and are now perfectly satisfied
that we ale out of the reach of those horrld
detectives. Oh, i am so happy now, and
/ know Ernest Is too. ] wish papa would
not worry so much about me, as see he
suffers considerably. But there is no reason
for it. / am sure Ernest will not make him
ashamed, but wait till the clouds roll by
and then l think papa will look at it in a
different light. Ernest says you must
be very careful about giving any m
formation to any one who might call there
about u.s. II any one from home should
call, please tell him | am perfectly happy,
and have no cause to regret the step have
taken feel somewhat fatigued from our
exciting trip but shall be all right in
day or so. Oh,
What a Good Joke.
saw "Patsey.' detective of Yonkers, on
the train with u.s. hut he did not know US,
and can imagine see the fat legs Of Mr..
Mangin, chief of police, trotting about look
ing for me. Write to me soon and tell me
all the news Longingly, VTcroRA.
1t was TO the beer saloon Of Stolpe L Huls-
kanp that Selling took Victoria an hour
after their marriage, and where she dined on
limberger cheese black bread, and cham
paign. The place is hardly up to the average
of Walker street beer saloons, but Mrs
Stolpe says Victoria didn't mind sitting on
beer keg in the back room so long as Ernest
Schilhng was at her side. Two OF Pinkerton's
detectives made report to Broker Morosini
tonight, and it is believed they have loca-
led the game in a little town in northern
New York One of Mr.. Morosini's friends
SAYS he will apply to the police to morrow
10 keep watch over the banker, so as TO pre-
vent him from committing suicide, as it is
thought his mind will give way un1er the
heavy load Miss Julia Morosini says the
whole affair is blackmsiling scheme, and
that a woman has offered to give up Victo-
ria for 80, 900 in cash.
A dispatch received at police headqusr-
ters from Yolkers tonight states that Vic
toria Morosini, who eloped with her faith
ers coachman, voluntarily returned to the
parental mansion at Yonkers with her hus-
band this morning.
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police. was informed of the arrival Of the
runaway couple, he bolted out Of bed, says
the New York Tribune. and hurriedly
dressed himself and started on a run for
the depot. Half way down he came Upon
Scbeliing and three women on the
thoroughrare which Lads to Morosini's
home.
81 guess you had better come with me to
the station" said Mengn t. Schelling, 'and
let me go up and apprize Mr.. Morosini o.
your arrival
Schelling showed no anxiety to meet his
fsther.in.law and in few minutes the party
we're seated in the Captains private room
in the station. The new made wife clasped
the coachman about the neck and kissed
him time and again.
He Returned Her Caresses,
but kept q sharp watch on the door as if
expecting to see the towering form of Nor
Osini.
Il must say to you, Mr.. Shelling said
the c..p.-in, Il am compelled to detain
yorr wife here"
What have done that I shond he ar
restedY said the Young women, her bosom
beginning to beave; you cannot arrest me
ior msrying the man | love
Madame" replied Captain, Il have 8
warrant charging you with grand larceny
in the stealing Of diamond pin valued
at $40. from your sister
"'Tis fslseSstis false This is the work
f my people" cried the accused wom.n.
low thoroughly aroused. She advanced
and her eyes bIszed with defiance At her
brother, who stood near. ut is all
heir doing" she continued. They
nave deceived and betrayed me
They have written me false letters and sent
me ia Sc promises. DO not care If every
one in the house is dead. will never re
urn to them. have stolen nothing
Here is the pin you want took it in a
hurry and she laid the glit,ering jewel on
he desk. my sister and myself have each q
oiu alike OILY mine is more valuable.
will gladly exchange with her"
"Do you make complaint? the Ser
geant asked Of young Morosini-
YES" replied the young man.
Then | viii parole you madame until Sep
tember % at ga m, on your own recosni-
zsnce," said the justice.