The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-11
he IS FULLY IDENTIFIED.
Four Helena People Recognize the
Suspected Footpad Captured
at Bozenan.
Flo Was With tho Man VIE
Shot Policeman Peter Bchar-
renbroich.
His Name II William DugAn and III Says
He Was at sand Point Mt
tho Time.

Tbs police arc certain that they have In
tho person Of the man captured al Boze.
man. one OF the asaailants OF Policeman
Peter sharrenbroich, and perhaps n Of
the mnrderers Of the Swede, John Swan
son. Tue man gives his name a. William
Dngan. Marshal Calvin arrived from
Bozeman yesterday with Dngan in charge.
and took him at once to the city Jail. Later
those with whom the footpads had dealings
on the night Of May Is, we're allowed to
look at the prisoner. Four Of them identi-
ned him. Policeman Sharrenbroioh said
positively DuRan was one OF the three men
ne and Policeman Carlson arrested ;enrly
on the morning of May IS. Dugan, the
policeman says, Was one Of the two men he
had in charge whom shot AZ the corner Of
broadway and Main street, while on. the
way to jail, and whom the three prisoners es.
capped. De says Dugar is not the man who
did the shooting. That man, he says. was
taller. DuRan's face, at tho time Of the
rest and escape, bore evidence OF having
been blacked and hurrisdly washed off, tho
wounded officer says. Scharrenbroich ia
positive OF the prisoners identity and even
says the trousers and hat he has on nov ale
the same he wore on the night Of the sew
eral o%utrages. The barkeepsr Ut the I. X. l..
saloon and the barkesper at tho Atlantic
Garden. az we'll an the lunch counter man
at the latter place, also identified Dugan as
one Of the men who were in those places,
for whom the police we're looking, and
whom the officers subsequently arrested,
The other men who were said to be in Boze-
man could not be found. II they were part
Of the gang wanted they probably took
fright at DuRan's arrest md left at once.
Shortly after three O'Clock yesterday a.
ternoon Policeman Scharrenbroich swore to
q complaint made out by Judge Gage,
charging DuRan with completely in the
shooting Of the officer. Though the act
caused him much pain Soharrenbroich took
the pen in his right hand, and in spite Of
the wound in the shoulder above, managed
to write his name to the complaint. A few
minutes later Dugan was taken before j fudge
Gage to boar the complaint read. When he
had heard 1t, he said in q low voice, Its
not true"
How % you ple.ds" asked the Judge.
Judge Gags informed Dugan that he was
entitled to the benefit Of counsel, and could
either have a preliminary examination or
waive it and await the action of the district
court.
II haven't any money to get counsel"
sdAu Oukan. lneu, a1ter an embarrassing
pause, he continued: "Id like to have an
examination. I was working at Sand
Point at that time. and until May ~. I
can prove it,"
DuRan WAS told he would be given ample
time to communicate with the people at
Sand Point for whom he said he was work
ing. Ct the time of the murder of Swanson
and the shooting of Scharrenbroich.
in appearance Dugan il slightly below
the medium height, and compaotly built.
he wears q few days growth Of beard on
his ohm. His eyes nave a restless look,
and he speaks in a low voice. and has little
to say. He insists, however, on being able
to prove that he was at San Point on May
Is. and until May 81.