The sun., 1892-01-29
OTTO HAusEa's HANDWRITING.

In search OF him when Seliyerstoff called mo
back; telling me to let 1t go for the present ~
Then he asked me to become his spy He
quninted, where and how they lived: what the
people Of tho club did and said. and the like.
TAKE THAT FOR THOSE BOMBS!
AT that could no longer restrain myself.
evaded the question. aud. awaiting a,goDd op-
muzzie only a few ieetirom his head. and fired.
faEe that for those bombsr,
The bullet entered behind and little above
his right ear. He slowly bent forward; his
remained there motionless. stood still. not
sveS wS to aS s Sse
%ssfs II Ssss Esys; sRd hssIsstsd I to sssfs5S sS
went through ali the rooms. but could not find
ers. but without success / Thought it was
hE Men to aets the whs ouse n she %ns
and she returned it.
FLIGHT OF THE MURDERER.
II found myself In the street. I was daZed
and did not know what to do next climbed
was going. and after half an hours ride, /
I"sadf was S WhIrIps AsS @hea s sueeeeded in
covering myself I found that l was IN tho
4aeTes % FrencS Socialists hur
=. The resi- Fl the story has been told up to the
took room at o first-class hotel to await re-
mlttances which he expected from Paris. The
% e Palermo. az and from there % to Syracuse. @ Gu e. It
was there some months afterward that Gre
goire. the Journalist who had followed him.
only 200, francs oi the funds intrusted to him
In Paris to give to Padlewsky.
GREGoIRE sURRENDERs As A BLIND.
From place to place tho murderer hurried
driven by fears founded or uniounded. which
every association developed. A. chance con-
him to Malta and there the % sight % of stranse rl1se
people. who seemed to eye him curiously.
@ p snf fer aEfsns m va hes ssss I H.
went to Palermo. passed himself Oh for r Pad. ID
lsswskIE; gave himself up to ths police. and
iewsky fed to Gibraltar, meaning to embark
aze % Eshsn4h i. henrd nd Ss% the United esp
OF Padlewsky; and knew that Gregoire was
@ #. hts p[G%s s wSgg
@ to await until BE- Tseelyed his , promised remit t.
meditated delivering himself up to the British
authorities Mt Gibraltar. he went to the house
81 the G1yetnoE but f9unG ~ him absent soSn
story. and lent him money enough to live upon.
He then went BY the name OF Otto Heller. A
letter came at last containing $40 francs.
VERA sAssULITscH SENT THE 500 FRANCS.
Padlewsky never knew who sent him that
whom he expected aid: Il was, Vera Kassu.
litsch who sent 1t; the rs young NihiIist student
Chief OF Police OF ST. Peters burg. Trepofi. for
fogging youpg girls imprisoned for taking
iitsch was acquitted and went to Geneva, where
she Is to-day agitating for the cause. She re-
ceiyed $1,000 after her release. collections
largely from ,nihilistio sympathizers Ia New
Sy and Of hs fas sent SiG8
sian revolutionary party IN Geneva furnished
Continuing his story to Mr. in the Hoboken
parlor Padlewsky said:
The very next steamer carried me from
Gibraltar to London. where remained only Q
few days. had the address there Of y friend
OF some OF my French comrades. found him
sswaiting me: he gay gayye m me you. y., address add
stnD bicR nh nhf S1s ASA
upon. and. put me aboard the steamer regis
tered and sailed under the name OF Otto
Heller"