The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-27

dslphia, where he, settled IN the italian colony.
There he openly boosted that he had killed q
mar in vendetta for beating him and tampcring
"And there's what I did 1t with" he declared
TO several Of his acquaintance, showing the
Three Of these Italians. came on from Phila-
delphia to testify at Carbone's trial, but their
the murderer went to Maneyunk and then
drifted around Pennsylvania for a time. And
during this time the Detective Bureau Of this
city was tracking him, Contrary to the former
custom Of Police headquarters, which has been
TO use every effort to find prisoners guilty and
CIusky Of tho Detective Bureau, being I'm.
pressed with Carbone's protestations, Of inno-
Ice testimony in tho case, set Detective Ser
the information which Mr.. Purdy had collected
the detective made Investigations which con-
vinced him Of the condemned mans innocence.
TO find C~iaramello was a difficult matter, for
AFTER him and stayed only a short time In any
one place, Finally he was located IN Baltimore
And S Sr,ss %.s s%h snSnd h hSo made siS a f9 ~ ,s sG 9Tnis.ai n
the race to which no belongs that the murderer
should have kept with him the instrument by
o'clock last night he was locked up at Police
Headquarters. No statement from him was
The motion for N appeal in Carbone's case
was to have been beard in 9 few days. Mr.
trial on the ground of newly discovered evil
District Attorney Gardiner was notified yes.
terday afternoon Of the nrrcst Of Ciaramello.
yarbono will probably get q new, trial, but he is
likely to 20 to prison for life. as he admitted on
his. trial that he struck Brogno after Ciaramello
SING SING, Jan. 26:-Angelo Carbone,, who
has been awaiting death here. for the murder OF
Natalie Brogno, was frantic with joy when news
Of the. arrest and confession of Ciaramello
a despatch was received by Warden Sage for
Carbono from the, prisoners brother, Nicola.
1t read: BE quiet Ciaramello has been ar
rested" The Warden received no official in
first intimation OF a confession that he had was
carried to him by q q reporter: He took the
despatch and Q clipping, from THE EvENINg
Sun to Carbone's cell The prisoner displayed
an interpreter, but when tho interpreter, in
reading the clipping, reached the statement In
Detective Petroslnos despatch that Ciaramello
had fae Lee confessed MES, to killing BfognS; car rho sPrSSng
the clipping from the Interpreters hands, and
yainly tried TO read it.. Finding that he couldn't
he showed It back at the interpreter and begged
ter had finished, Carbone cried out in Italian:
81 said l didn't do It'll said 1t wasn't met
Then he grabbed the clipping from the inter
prefer again and put 1t under the pillow of his
his request was. granted. He took II. out a mo-
ment later and began walking up and down his
cell, waving It over his head one moment and
the next holding It at arms length and trying to
make out the print.
Warden Sage is very much relieved at the
change in the status Of Carbone's case. For the
last week the man has shown signs of insanity
and the Warden feared he would lose his mind
was allowed to see the prisoner to-day, as he is
still a convicted murderer under sentence OF
death. The Warden expects official notice of
the arrest and confession Of Ciaramello to-mor-