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Show vNorili.ii Tiiiii:ni. Clilrr Ucmicr Is Mi.UInc Itaplilly Iroin Ms Motllttls. NKwOKI.EAN.SOct. IS. A tele-idioiiu tele-idioiiu iiHsuge frum the hospital says tliat Chief Henuessy Is sinking ra4d!y. The tragedy was one which the chief ami his must Intimate friend have rennhsl a" wiliilu the range of roixibility for some J cars, and for two or tlireo years he ha-al.vajs ha-al.vajs lieen accotuniileil by some trusty friewl. "ti hi way liouie List night he walked to the dour of his residence and jsiused a moment to draw the lattli key from tlie isxl.it to turn It into the door. , It w.ts while iu tills poritiuii, his 'side turned towards thu assassins, j that the Ilr.-t two shots wete tlnsl. The weatMiisljeiiig double-barrelled I shot guns, and one luitel tf ch i being II red at a time, raiif out quickly as ambudieil men could I cork guns, a second barrel was . Ilred. Tho chief drew a revclvtr land returned the lire, but tho as-' as-' sassins escajsnl before the silicu ar- rivtsl. and it is not known whether he ever hit any of them. I Chief Hentiis-tei died at 9 o'clock j this illuming. Itojal Itrnlaliis tlrlilotiU. Uiiti.IN, Oct. lti. Tlio collins j containing the remains of limperor ' Frederick, Ptlnce Waklemar and i'liuce Sigisnitin 1, were removed today to-day from Fricdenskirtke at l'ots-dam l'ots-dam and demoiteil iu the new mausoleum, mau-soleum, irected there. Tlirallonnllts In 1-nrls. I I'aki, vlct. Id. O'Htien and Dillon arrived here this morning. |
