The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-17
DOUBLE EXECUTION AT NANAIMO.
An Italian and a Chinaman Swing To-
KeIher-Iheir DiabolicaI Crimea.


Rether-Their DiaboiicaI Grimes.
NASAlMo. Jan. ia double execution took
piece here this morning, the criminals being a
Chiuaman named Sing Kee and an Italian
named Dominica Taria1elio. Tha execution,
which took place in the jail yard, was al most
private one, only officials, pre- s Representatives
ana jury being present Sing Kee passed
fairly good night. sleeping at intervals, but was
very restless. Ha was very pentinent, aud lis.
tenea stEentively to the minister priest was
with Tarianeiio all night He slept a. intervals,
but was ~ Zee less aid anxious. Neither par
took OF breakfast, ATS "'ciock "A loud moaning
announced 10 tue spectators that the procession
had left the cell. and tneu 1t appeared, headed
by the shelf
The Chinaman walked firmly and stood under
the galows quite calmly faranelo had 20 be
dragged along by Two officers. lie refused TO
stand al fire.. He moaned ali the time, crying
cut In Italian: Il am not the man. Good-ty.
wish was ia he'll n,tead OF Jail" The exc
eutoner soon pinoned them aud fastened the
moose and covering around their heads. TARA
ne'lo was supported by al officer.
Suddenly the drop 10 sened aud both shot be-
meath. The Italian diei almost Instantly, but
tie CninamaB swayed about for over two min
uies and tried to loosen his nand and legs. He
kicked about and nearly loosened his legs, Ut
tefed groan, aud men all Was still. The bodies
were kept hanging several minutes, and then
cut down. The usual inquest held. The
authorities were well satisfied with the manner
10 which the law was carried out
tIariauello murdered john Cavallero at North.
heid, Il. C.. September ., ls3L Just when the
residents were about reiiriug au unknown man
Knocked at the door Of John CHvaliero's house
and asked admission. The latter got out OF bed
ALI opened the door, ana Immediately received
fatal stab wound in the groin. He tried to
clntc h his assailant aud caught the knife in his
hand. The knife was quickly Withdrawn and
rear.y severed his hand. The Assassin then
Eed, tut before he die ne accused Dominica
Tar!auello. On December "a 1891, Iaranello
married Rena Corso aud lived at Wellington,
working III the coal mines. About June, 1892
with John valero, the victim At Mortified.
IN september Rena brought suit a. Seattle Tor
divorce from Iariape o, intending To marry
Cavaiiero On Iafianelio's return iron
Alaska he went straight TO CavallerO's
house. No one OF his friends saw
him till two days after the murder,
when he was arrested on train route for
Victoria. Witnesses identified him as in the
neighborhood Oh the day o. the murder, ami
proved his arrival from Alaska jusi before. Wit
pesses heard him threaten Oe ore going TO
Alaska 10 stab auy man who was intimate with
his vile During the sentence Tar. auellu
Showed bravado. reprieye refused by
tie government. Then he chaugei, became
Qulet and paid great attention to the priest anu
Protested inn cence 20 the last
sag kee murdered another Chfnsmau at
eanuery on Rivers inlet. He robbed safe, aud
when the ca naman came 10 get his money he
shot him. He perfectly Indifferent 10 his
late all along. He ate heartily aud seemed
happy enough. He stated that his Toes had
ofioed witnesses 10 tell lies, but alter he was
oead ne would return To earth and revenge him.