The sun., 1897-11-25
MURDERER IN 4 BUNDLE.
THE CAPTURE or DoMENEoo cE-
SARE IN JAMAICL, T.. L.
Detectives Pstresini end Krausch Rewarded
fer Lesg viGrl--Ths Hermer Vet Mech
snpprised when vhs Buudie lesped rrsn,
the wagon Vyhteh They mad stepped.

DetecttSes Petresini end KFnuseh Rewarded
fer 1ssss viEIi--Ths Hermer net Mech
snrprised when Ihs Buudie leapea rrsn,
the Wagon Whieh They mad stepped.
The arrest In Jamaica, 1. l., on Tuesday night
of, Domenico .Cesare, the Italian who murdered
Lorenzo 0allitiello on Sunday night In this city,
was the result Of good detective work. Cesare
was being transported to place of safety by his
brother and friend when he was captured.
He WAS neatly wrapped up In bed clothing
and paper. and looked like an ordinary bundle
OF merchandise.
The murder OF falltiello occurred In the rear
yard OF the house III Mulberry street. whore
the two men lived. The Ihon formerly were
friends, but Cesare told Mrs. Gallitiello that
her husband was spending money on another
woman, and that started quarrel. The men
met on Sunday night in the yard. drunk and
ugly. They fought and were separated. Then
the fighting was resumed, and Cesare stabbed
Gallitiello In the back several times
Friends and enemies usually unite to help an
italian assassin escape. Cesare got away,
and the chances Of catching him were small
The police could get no information In the
italian colony, and Cesare had long start.
After working all Sunday night and Monday
morning, Detective Petrosino learned that the
murderer had brother living in Jamaica. He
cafes disguised as italian laborer lie and
Detective KrauAch went to Jamaica and began
q watch Of the brothers house. They had no
knowledge Of Cesares presence in the house.
but they felt pretty certain that he was there.
All Monday afternoon and Monday night the
detectives watched without seeing anything to
confirm their suspicion. Tho brother returned
from work at his usual time. and went away
again with.his dinner pail ON Tuesday morning.
His wife worked around the house AS usual.
1t was about noon on Tuesday that the detec-
tves noted the first encouraging sign. Cesare.
the brother. whose habits they had learned.
At O'Clock q man whom the detectives recog
nized as an italian living in this city and known
house. After while the two mon went away
together and the detectives felt certain that
@ ss1s G esRpin prsy
house. The brother of the murderer "a and nd tho The
Ing post and went inside. Fifteen minutes
later they came ont carrying huge bundle. 1t
ping paper and tied with heavy twine. The
men staggered under the weight Of II. but finally
reached a. the wagon and shoyed o II in the rear
away in the direction they had come
This was move entirely unexpected by tho
srs TSssy haasht ,Sss %ss
be In the bundle and then again that he might
STOP the wagon II hs we're mot in % thy bundle
would spoil the whole job to stop the wagon.
The carrying away of the bundle might be o
blind and II they loft the house to follow the wag
on the murderer might mako his escape from
well" said Petrosino '.we'n have to take
chance. You 60 ahead and grab tho horse and
IN hang behind to see that the bundle doesn't
The detectives followed tho wagon until it
was well out of the italian colony and In q Sc
oluded spot, where there could be no tnterfer
ence. Then Krausch ran ahead and grabbed tho
Hold on, there" he cried. 81 want to talk to
you"
with one hand, and, whipping out his revolver
with the other. speedily took all the belliger-
and tried to see the inside OF the wagon. This
was impossible, for all OF the space above the
tailboard had been boarded up The detective
was struggling to rip off one Of the boards
when the wagon came to standstill and no
heard Krausch's ORDER to the driver to hold up.
Somebody else evidently heard the order and
open und the bundle dropped out into The road
and made desperate struggle to stand length
wise. Petrosino fell on 1t as football player
and then an arm came through the paper cover.
Italian. Petrosino grabbed the arm, ripped of
the: rest Of the covering from his captive. and
Tho detectives were afraid that an attempt
would be made to rescue their prisoner II they
let his brother and the other ltalian get away
at once; 80 they made them drive all the way
TO the Van Siclen avenue station of the Kings
County Elevated road. There they let them go.
They brought Cesarc to this city and locked him
mp at Police Headquarters.
Yesterday Cesarc was arraigned before Coro-
ncr Hoeber and remanded until after the inquest.