The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
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SHOT IN THE STREET.
An italian who Appears TO Have neei
too Ready with u Revolver.

An italian who Appears TO Have neen
too Ready with n Revolver.
Two Mount Vernon Italians, laborers on the
New York. Now Haven and Hartford Railroad
went up to New Rochelle on Sunday alter
noon. Their names are PasQuale Ma!orano
and Michele Dipietro. Town Clerk c. II. Coo
was standing near his residence in Union and
Division avenues Just after O'Clock on sun
day evening when two intoxicated mon Passed,
talking loudly. Ore OF them pulled of his
coat and sEouted:
Il can do that Italian even II he has got
revolver"
Mr. Coo warned the man that he was disturb
ing the pence, and said that II he did not so on
Quietly no would cause his arrest. The two
mon passed on with remark that there were
two Italians down tho street who had boon
flourishIng revolvers Mt them. Worry soon two
Italians passed.. They, too, wore noisy and
excited, and Mr.. Coe fearing troubIc,wen into
his house and telephonod to Police Captain W.
l.. Conklin to come to the scene. Hardly hal
Cant Conklin arrived when tho two Italians.
who apparently had bccn in pursuit of tho first
two men, returned. In the m ean time Mr.. Coe
Ind heard q pistol shot. which h now thinks
was fired by Maiorano at r9HHom ni. As th n
and taking Dipietro by the arm, asked IL no
was carrying n revolver.
:" | no shoot" said the Italian.
A weapon was found in his rocket. ana Capt.
Conklin placed him under arrest In the mean
time his companion had broken away and run,
and the CAPTAIN shouted to the crowd. which
by this time mad collected TO follow him.. The
Italian who was FREQ halted after he had run
twenty or thirty yards and began 10 walk
eRurely Mt right auEl los wi h his former course
eyeing the crowd and all the whio keeping his
hand on his pistol pocket.
e Look out. hoyS; | am afraid he is gong 10
shoot" said MIR Coe. and tho twenty-five or
| moro spectators lost no time In getting under
| cover. The words were hardly ont o! Mr..
| Goes mouth when two pistol sho's rang cut IN
| rapid succession. and tho Italian fell In his
! tracks and ne,or moved again. MIR. Coo has
! toned o his side and found him lying on his
| back with his right hand tightly Grasning a
| 3S.cnlibre English bulldog revolver. A single
chamber was empty. HIS Ioreilnger was on
| the trigger. Blood was fowi lug from his
! nuse and mouth. Only one bullet wound
! WINS found. and that was in tho left
| shoulder behind Joseph Williamson. n young
| man who keeps u saloon near the rnll-
| road station. gave himself ur, about this
time to Coroner Mathews. He said he had done
| the shooting in self-deience. and explained the
| apparent cUntradiction involved in the fact
| that lie hit his victim In the back by saSinG
| that tho Italian turned suddenly around IuSt
! as he fired. His revolver was exactly like his
| Victims Two chambers were empty. VIII
liams on was arrested.
Dipietro was locked IN. and Maioranos body
| was removed 10 Undertaken Dawes. Tho bul-
| let had entered the lett sde Of Maiorano. an
| inch below tho shoulder blade. and passed
| through the lett lung and the heart. lie was
| about 80 years old.