Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-26
RIOT|NG IN GLASGOW.
A Catholic Church Attacked by ar
Orange Mob.
A Serious Fight Results From a
LOyalist Meeting,
A Brutal Murderer Caught. Gen
eral Cable News.

GLASGOW, April PA Loyalist meet
ing was held here last night, at which the
speakers INDUCED in bitter invectives
against Mr.. Gladstone and all others who
favor Home Rule. After the meeting two
gangs Of roughs, composed respectively
Of 0raugeren and Catholics, had COLI
sion in the street and several Of them were
badly wounded. Four of the rioters were
arrested. Later in the evening a
mob of Orangemen attacked
q Catholic chapel which was
crowded with worshippers attending
the Good Friday evening service Tue
mob hurled bricks and ether missiles al
the chapel smashing all the windows and
slightly wounding several OF the people
within. The few people who were on hand
we're utterly powerless to quell the riot,
and were themselves roughly handled
Many of the male worshippeis wanted 10
make a sortis to punish the Orangemen,
out the priest ordered all the doors to be
locked, and thus prevented further mis-.
chief
A Murderous william Identified.
Cork, April 24.-John Neill, who was
arrested at Cavsn, for the murder OF Dan
iel Neil, was taken 10 the scene of the
crime, near Glonadilty, TO day and was
fully identified by the widow Of the muir.
dered man. The crime with which Neil
is charged was one OF the most wsnton
and brutal ever perpetrated in Ireland
The victim was a man Is years old,
who, with his wife, aged 10 years, oc
cupied a small cottage and two acres
of ground at Knox, County Cork,
about midway between Dunmanway and
Clonskilty. He was a peaceful old man
and was not known to have an enemy in
The world. At about seven o'clock on the
evening Of Saturday the Sd instant, the
murderer, who is described as resembling
a tramp, was seen by man named Nc
Cartby and by a little hoy, walking toward
Knox from the direction of Clonakilty.
The stranger appeared anxious 10 AVOID
observation. He walked straight to the
cottage Of Daniel Neill, opened the door
without any ceremony and addressed some
remarks to the old man who was sitting by
the fireside with his wife. The stranger
then walked few rods up the road, but
soon returned, sgsin opened the door,
looked sharply at Mr.. Neill and asked
permission to light his pipe. While
he was thus engaged Mrs. Neil
left the house TO obtain some water, return
ing about half an hour later. The stranger
had apparently departed and her husband
asked her TO bolt the doors She found
some difficulty in doing this, and asked her
husband to come TO her assistance. He
arose from his chair and ust at that mo
moent the door was violently flung open
from the outside, and the stranger again
appeared. This time be said nothing, but
looked steadily at the old man for few
moments, and then drawing revolver
from hip pocket, he took deliberate aim
OF him victims forehead. Mr.. NELL bad
only time to throw up his bands ana utter
one cry of fear when the trigger was pulled,
the bullet vent crashing through his hraip,
and be fell dead TO the floor.
Will Set the Socialists on Them.
BERLIN, April 24.-Herr Iiebknecht,
the Socialist leader, in a speech in the
Reichstsg today, minated that he would
call the attention Of the masses TO the men
who had initiated the propagation OF the
anti.Socialist laRs The Impression made
npon all who listened TO the speech was
thu, he meant to designate certain men
| for the vengeance Ct the Socialists; Herr
! L;ebsusct, however, denies that ne had OF
has such an intention.
The Church Explosion.
MADRID April "a 1t has been ascsr
taictd that the caGdle in which was con
eesled the substance which caused the eE
plosion in the Church OF San Luis yester
dsy, had been presented 10 the church b.
a stranger 1t is supposed that the obJec
Of the donor was 10 rob the altar snc
the racrisic of the sacred gold and silve
/ vessels dnring the CONFUSION aud panic
! ,Lo, WOO IN follow the explosion.