Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-08
HABEAS CORPUS TO SECURE HIS
PRESENCE AT MADISON
ON JAN. 10.
NEW VERSION OF DEITZ' WOUND
Effort Will Be Made to Rush Case
Mrs. Deitz' Bond for $4,000 10
Signed by Husbands Two
Brothers.

Hayward, Dec. 6.-EHOrtS TO post
pone Indefinitely the trial Of the Deitz
family were made by the attorney for
defense by the service OF writ OF
habeas corpus upon Sheriff Madden by
Attorney Rubin Of Milwaukee. The
writ was issued by the supreme court
of Wisconsin and called for the deliv-
cry of John Deitz to the supreme court
at Madison on Jan. 10.
Deitz is wanted at Madison as wit
ness in an action started by the at
torney for his defense to show cause
why he should not be admitted to bail
This was filed with the trial court,
and Attorney Wittig of the defense
moved that this court grant stay of
proceedings until the Deitz matter had
been disposed of by the supreme court.
The trial court on request OF the
states attorney granted a stay OF
action of one day.
Bond was given and approved for
the appearance of Mrs. Deitz. It was
signed by Henry and William Deitz.
the brothers of John DeitZ, and was
for $4,000. Leslie Deitz was also ad-
United to bail although the states at
torney questioned and objected to the
surety bond offered, claiming it was
irregular, and also that it was issued
by the same surety company which
already has obligated itself to the ex-
tent of $4,000 for the appearance Of
John Deitz.
Myra Deitz, who was brought to
Hayward from Ashland to appear as a
witness, was liberated on $500 bail
after she had been examined by local
physicians and her surgeon, DR.. Will
lam e. Fox of Milwaukee. Her pre-
liminary hearing on charge of assault
with intent to kill and murder will be
held Dec. Is.
Clarence Deitz, the only member Of
the DeiN family who has been at
liberty up to this time, arrived here
with his sister and was an Interest ed
spectator in the court room.
Mrs. Deitz was the first to be lib
Grated from the county jail When
Sheriff Madden informed her that the
court had accepted bail for her re-
lease. she declared she would never
leHve her husband until he was given
his freedom Later, however, after
consulting with her husband, she de-
cided that it would be better for all
concerned if she left the Hayward
iail, where she has been in contpe-
ment since her arrest, to take up her
abode in Hayward. ..., j.. ~
Here she would be in position to
take care Of the other members OF The
family and at the same time she could
cater to tie wants of her husband.
Claim Deitz Shot Self. =
y "John Deitz, supposed hero Of Cam
eron dam, is no hero at all. He shot
himself in the hand to gain the sym
pathy of his friends and adherents 5
This is the testimony which will be
offered by the state when the case
comes to trial Physicians Grafton
e. anc liegier, both Of Hayward, WRo
attended the dam defender mm rrli { e
" after he was brought here. follow.
inc his arrest will testify. They
viii aver, it is said, that the man who
3 held the fort on the Thornapple tErned
his own weapon on Himself Just before
4 he surrende to Sheriff Madden'a
men. They base their argument On o.
the4 freshness Of the wound and the