The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-17
MURDEROUS CRIME,
Bloody Sunday Tragedies Take
Place in New York CITY.
A MOST TERRIBLE SEQUEL
10 Quarrol--A Man Kills Another
ANA Attempts TO Murder lIis Wife.
n Negroes Revenge on M In.
iormcr-Thrcat Carried Ont,

NEW YORK, Fsb. lO.-This has been a
uay OF murderous crime in this city.
isaac Jacob, a resident Of BROOKLYN.
KILLED Herman Royezinsky at day break
IN n stable at No. AZ Ridge street. From
there ho went to the murdered mans
,esldehce at No. 81 Ridge street to kill
his vile, Johann. She was coming
through the door us he approached and
no shot her with revolver. The ball
entered her neck on tho left side close to
tho jugular vein. The woman's son Otto
bounded from the room and leaped at the
murderer Of his father before second
shot could be fred. Jacob turned and
fled holding the still smoking revolver
IN his hand. He ran towards Broome
street, md when near the corner Jacob
turned on me young man and mined the
revolver at his head. Otto lodged be-
hlnd wagon and Jacob seeing two
pohce oiiieers approaching placed tho
mu2zie OF tho revolver TO his own temple
ana fired: l1e icll 10 tho ground with
inc blood pouring from tho wound and
uled IN lew minutes. Mrs. Royozinsky
ran towards the Delaney street nolicc
station with tho blood oozing from her
wound. She had Just strength to reach
It when she fell UNCONSCIOUS on tho door.
The police followed her bloody trail and
were Just IN time to witness the last ACT
OF tho tragedy. Various causes led 10
the shooting.
The trouble began three years apo.
At that time jacob is said 10 have smnv.
gled 1000 worth OF diamonds into this
country. Fearing discovery, Jacob
turned the diamonds over to the muir
dered man to keep for him. When
Tue danger was over Jacob asked for the
return OF tho diamonds. Royoziusky,
IT'S said, refused to give them up, This
ied TO Quarrel aud Jacob Threatened
the others life. - '>,'''.
ANOTHER CAUSE. 80.
Another cause is found in the fact
that Jacob wns enamored OF Royozins-
ky's niece. His suit prospered until It
was learned that he had a wife md
children living with him in Brooklyn.
jacob admitted this when questioned
oy the girls relatives. Royozinsky re-
fused him the house, and Jacob became
enraged, when he continued to call md
insisted upon marrying her. Frequent
ana bitter quarrels ensued between the
koyozinskys and Jacob, and the Inter
sWore he would get even with them.
Ihen they refused to allow him to enter
furious. " ~
Jacob went to the house at 4:3o
O'CLOCK this morning. He knocked on
the door and told the Royosinkys that
somebody, was trying to steal their
horse. The elder Royosinkys is an cx-
pressman., He dressed himself and nc-
companied by Jacob crossed the street
and entered the stable, which was lust
oyer the way. In the stable yard Jacob
P'acea a revolver against Royosiukys'
breast and fired. The ball went through
koyoslnkys' breast and he fell
dead without word. Jacob coollv
put the revolver in his pocket, and shut
ana .I1.l ! locked tho stable door and entered
the Royozinskys' house. Mira. Royoz-
lnsey, IN the meantime, had become
suspicious that all was not RIGHT. She
was about to start after her husband
when she met Jacob and was shot as al-
ready stated. The body of the mur-
tS aered man and the suicide were taken to
the station house and the wounded
woman was taken To the hospital in! n
precarious condition. - 4, =