The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-05
Another Boy Bound Over. "

Another Boy Bound Over. 3
Monday morning Steve aud F "a \
! Muck we're brought before Judge
Stevens for assault On ANDY lDJNill Dill
/. an. %&f
ar Dillman testified that on the
18th day of last December white gu
bis way lone iu The evening, near
Mr.. i3raut,s place, he was h.t on ~
! cad fir IN behind, In talking WITH
Franz Muck al or arrest, MI: X sa'd
b. as hit with by Carpenter With o
| pick b indie, while b., Muck, was ~
the bush. or shrubs. Detective
! Wilson, -iu refereuce to Stephen
Muck, said met him about June 8th,
t liked with him at ice house, he said
he was laying beh nd bushes when
Dillmau was nit. de told OF Frank
having some furs and tkirt aud
had sto.e come car and engine brsss-
es at Marion Ia, bro her-iu-lsw had
help ID dtsp,,e of it, stole some but
ter and cauuel goods from car, had
sid them aud SCOT $l7 or SIS Tor
III m, said Frank had some furs
planted and knew within six feet OF
where they were, koew all abont tue
boys getting in tue Burlington depot
aud xot some stuff. Had a cartridge
from Faux Peytou a, a melnento.
Was not in state time Dillman attray
A man went into Schwartzs while
Frank was outside and took four pair
shoes. At other times denied being
present. wheu Dillman was hit. No
inducements we're offered to have
him confess. Vt
In reference to Ftsnk Muck Will
son i'd: Met him at bowling alley
play led a few games, person dressed
as a prizes. came in and played and IN
playing doppsd his purse. Frank
said that was n CO wad and would
lay for it aud would got it. The
party went to ice house, Frank going
also, had drink from the strangers
bottle, but did not have good
show to get the purse. Frank said
hs bad good thing in $40 Jackpots,
! working cash drawersl where there was
| always ab jut $40 lett. Had catered
Sweti h NJ. Co. store store several
times Said Carpenter struck Dill
nan from behind while he Was in
shrub wien the blow did not lay him
,ut we ducked, Carpenter had club
ab tut two feet long, iuch and three
quarters diameter similar to pick
| handle, struck hard enough to kill
if had hit in the right place. Said be
had some furs planted, wonder where
he could sail them, detective knew
..h.re. Frank said had two collar
| =, It's and a shirt. About the 2lst
talked about making haul from
Swedish Co. Store, looked ground
over, got some who would 60 with
him, said Carpenter had key to out
side door. They got already to enter
store, crack safe and till and would
like to set store on fire and duck out
If town. It did not come of es key
had been misplaced; they went to
Carpenters BAN up in'loft and pull
d out red tool chest fur coIlarette
and skirt which detective bought for
$500.
Elk 4mined by Parsons. Carpenter
said he struck Di'lman, Wilson said
he got the burglar tools in Worth
inRton.
Elk; mined by Crandall. Frank
said he could get Astrachan furs in
Worth,nnton, mentioning Mrs. Nc
Cune, Mrs. Hansberger und Others.
| State rests.
Defense calls Officer Roshon who
testifes: did not know of Steve being
here in December. Muck boys further
t-stifies Steve was in Iowa from Aug
u4t to May 1900.
State admitted that Fred Bose and
wife would testify to Steve's absence.
Court adjourned to one. p. m.
when it decided to hold Franz Muck
and discharge Steve. Defense asked
for small bond, state asked for large
one and it was fixed at $500.
Martin Evans, sheriff at Marion,
Lynn county. Ia, was present aad
served papers on Steve Muck who is
wanted in that state for completely
in the robbery of freight cars at Mar
| ion. At first he declined to 60 with.