The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-11-12
KILLED BY AN INDIAN BOY.
r.Iprrs n,NETLps vIvACrOUs DIV
MATE FROM MEXICO.
The Latter shoots Down the Former II .
Wealthy Gentlen,an's House On Staten
Island and Hides Himself In . KeAnsa.

| The Latter shoots Down the Former II
| wealthy Gentlen,an's House On Staten
| Isiand and Hides Hinaself In Keansa.
Everado Hegewlsch, a commission nieF-
chant at 35 Broadway. resides with his bro
thers. DR.. Z. Hegewisch and Adolph Hege-
wisch at Sea Beach villa. ono OF the finest
| residences on Station Island. Charles O'Neill.
the son OF carpenter In Stapleton and nephew
| OF Michel lyman. recently tho Republican
candidate for County Treasurer, entered
| Everado Hegewischs services about two
| months ago rs coachman. He had formerly
been coachman for the Row. DR.. Eggeston. and
bore an excellent reputation. Although only
II years OF age. ho was feet high and weighed
ITO pounds. About month ago Mr.. Hege-
wisch's wife and children returned from their
country scat near tho city OF Mexico. They
brought with them little Indian about IS years
OF ngo. He had been reared from infancy In
Mrs. Hogewisch 8 family. and was the playfellow
OF her children.
name is Emilio Neito. beeame mel Intimate after M
yoass nah the Was 5 q animal II ho h0T HIS
developed propensity to play tricks upon fis
e ser dO the bodroom Of Snd ik takHS
the blankets and sheets from the bed. carried
complained OF Emilio's conduct.
ths ss9ond iioori Wills f'i br. HsssSisSS w:
Fasy Go
one hastily nd e, the stairs Me Looked
The wss psHnF The s as ED
""CharIey has Just shot himself /" exclaimed
The Doctor then asked him how it hap.
mil nd cd
b,NehiIi into his mastsr' 5 room room to show him
whisk broom that . lady in the house had re-
sIsss Hn my xS Sas d%ssIsy ssa%Is
telling ths story ran out no Of the back door, 'e.
Ss VIE %R s s ee the
the door of which was partly open. Ellen
Higgins. young servant. was kneeling beside
Mrs. dNs wns by from
the Sea BEACH Villa that her son was ILL., When
s6S y0d She asked a $ shS tho SuaS him
pointed the pistol at him and fired deliberately.
he was g. hs to to yer his ss
pent that Emilio had or. once threatened ,rs ~, to
going to my ma in the g;
me something He produced a little broom
Of the room s,ns' When he called me back went
with him to a closet. where there were two pis.
tolls on shelf. He took down silver mounted
one and pointed it at me: i put up my hands
the trigger. and fell. He ran out OF the room
loosened my collar"
Mrs. O'Neill said that DIR. Hegewisch assured
her that her sons wound WAS only slight. She
returned To Stapleton about 81 o'clock, She
met acting Sergeant DrummOnd Of the Staple
ton police, and told him what had OCCURRED.
sergeant Drummond accompanied by Justice
andlMrs. O'Neill, went to Mr.. Hegewisch 'slresi.
dence. Justice Vaughn. having been informed
that DR.. Feeny had declared that young O'Neill
would die before morning. took his ante-mor-
tenn statement. He said that Emilio had point
cd the pistol ut him and deliberately shot him.
Sergeant Drummond began search for the
little Indian. and continued it without success
until after midnight
Mrs. O'Neill remained at the bedside Of her
son until his death. which occurred about az
o'clock yesterday morning. He talked great
deal before he died always insisting that Emilio
had intended to kill him.
Sergeant Drummond found the Indian boy
about o'clock yesterday morning hidden in Q
dog kennel in the yard Of Sen Beach Villa. He
had covered himself with, shavings. He cried
bitterly when pulled out by the Sergeant. He
was taken before Justice Taylor and remanded
for examination before Justice Vaughn on
Monday evening at Clifton