Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-07
apEcjAl GRAND JURY FINDS
siLLs AGAINST COUNCIL
sLuFFs MEN.
aEvENrEEN FOR COMPLETELY
IN OUTBREAK OF MOB
Wiley and -Four Others Accused in
Connection With Murder Which
Caused Rietins and Destruction Of
Property Of Forsioners-ssvsral Hold
as Witnessss.

Council Bluffs, June 7.-Twenty-two
indictments, seventeen an outgrowth OF
the mob outbreak Of last week and five
in connection with the murder which
precipitated the outbreak. were re-
turned Friday by the special grand
jury summoned by Judge Wheeler to
investigate into the outrage.
Only eight Of the indictments had
been made public. The sheriff and his
deputies arc securing the city In an ell :
fort to arrest others who were indicted,
and 1t is expected that more of these
will be made known today.
One Of the indictments was for muir
der four more were directed against
Italians who are charged with being
accessories to the crime of murder
after the fact, eleven are for melting
the unlawful killing Of a human being
and six are for rioting.
Eiaht indictments Public.
Following are the indictments made
public and the amount Of the bona
fixed in each case:
Murder - Francisco Guidice. alias
Henry Wiley. Held without bond.
Advising, counseling, encouraging.
advocating and melting the uniawful
ki,,ina. Of a human being-Hardy New
man and Jack Bowen. Five thousand
dollars bond.
RiotinE-Austin Hummer and Carl
Jensen. One thousand dollar bonds.
Accessory to the crime of murder at
ter the fact-Frank Ferrangine. MRS.
Josephine Ferrangine and William
Porche. Two thousand dollars bonds
Wiley, or Guidicc, is accused OF the
murder of Howard Jones. the North
western fireman, on the night OF May
"a The details of the crime, as
brought out in the Investigations con-
Quoted since the tragedy, were 1uils
set forth In the indictment, and the
Testimony Of thirteen witnesses were
appended thereto.
May Be Held as Witnesses.
The indictments charging Whey S
friends with being accessories a1ter inc
fac, will enable the authorities 10 hoio
them in custody as witnesses against
him and ii is possible that they may
he prosecuted under the indictr aus.
Already. 1t is said. some Of the ltahahs
wanted In connection with Wileys trlal
have left the city.
F'errangine is accused OF aldlns
WILEY after the crime was committed
in that he told officers who called tnat
himself. wife and baby were the onlv
persons in the house. whereas search
revealed two other Italians
He is also accused Of assisting IN
hiding the razot,, nsea in the commits
sion of the crime, Of declaring that ne
had heard no threats made BY whey
against Jones and in other ways re-
fusing to give up information ne Is
supposed to have possessed.
Mrs. F,errangine is charged in the m
dictment with assisting Wiley by MD
ing the razor after the crime. ana OIL
calling to disclose to the authorities IN :
formation she possessed in regard to
Wiley.
Porche is charged with having ad
yised Wiley to fee before the officers
arrived.
Charges Are Serious.
OF the indictments growing out OF
the riot. those returned against New
man and Bowen are of an especially
serious character. Both men are
charged with melting the mob to visit
the county Jail and demand the relense
Of Wiley for the purpose OF Killing
him. Their bonds were made sufff-
GENTLY large to insure their detention
here until they can be brought to trial.
The indictments against Hummer