The daily tribune., 1908-02-01
BAvORI WAS
FOUND GUILTY
BY The JURY

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"We. the jury, empanelled to in.
quire into the cause of death Of JOS
eph Minichiello. find that he came to
his death by wounds inflicted upon
his person by some deadly instrument
in the hands Of Anton Neroni. Sign
ed, E. @. Furniss, Ira Deibert, G. A.
Chatfield. John T Sanders, James
Montgomery and Morgan Carter"
This is the verdict as rendered in
the case Of Minichiello, whose body
was found Thursday afternoon. The
inquisition was held yesterday after
noon in the parlors Of the Deibert un-
dertaking establishment. Several wit
nesses were examined who testified
that they positively identified the
body of the dead man as that of Jos.
eph and that there could be no mis-
take.
Mrs. Minichielo was the first wit
ness and stated that she heard her
husband and Bavori (Neroni) quarrel.
ing iDthe lane about five o'clock on
the evening Of January 6. At that
time Of year darkness falls in early,
and although she could not recognize
the forms Of the lien, she could clear.
| ly recognize the voices of both the
combatants. Mrs. Minichiello says
her husband had just come home from
town and stopped at their home.
Then he left the house to go to see
Bavori.
She only answered the questions
which were directly put to her by the
district attorney, but she talked to
The Tribune man after the inquest
and said that her husband had suspi-
cioned Bavori of the murder of his
brother. Bavori played foxy. though.
and suggested that Dominick might
be in Pueblo and that he had better
go down there and look for him. Joe
went and came back the next day,
Saturday, and reported to Bavori that
he could not find Dominick. The
two men talked together about the
disappearance after that and after Joe
had accused Bavori Of killing Domi-
nick. Bavori lost no time in getting
rid Of him.
| She also states that on the morning
Of the seventh she stopped at Bsvori's
house and inquired about her hus.
band, accusing him Of Staying the
man. Bavori made denial of the
charge and then Mrs. Minichiello
called his attention to the evidence Of
the scufiie on the ground and said size
found Joe's pipe in the road Then
Bavori invited her into the house.
saying he would take her up town;
that he would go to the barn and
hitch the horse to the wagon and
then she could ride up. She refus-
ed and saved her life for Bavori
in his confession to the detective
said II he had succeeded in getting
her in his house that he would kill
her. hide the body. then kill the
children. boil them and drink the
broth.
The case Is now at an end as far as
local Developments are concerned and
the matter will rest until the regular
term Of the district court which does
not set yet for several weeks. Cor.
oner Whitmore said last evening that
the courts should not delay too long
in disposing Of the man, that the
sooner the case WAS wiped off the Ere.
mont county criminal docket, the
better would the people be satisfied.
He suggested that an extra session of
the district court should be called
and the case settled without delay.
The body of the dead Italian will
be buried Sunday morning. Services
will be held at 10 o'clock at the home
of Charles Massaro, a brother to Mrs.
Minichiello. Interment will be in
Highland cemetery. In killing the
head of the Minichiello family, the
famil X has been left almost destitute.
and In order to raise the money nec-
essary for a decent burial. friends Of
tho dead man yesterday circulated a
petition and raised considerable mon
ey.