The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-17

Della were prone to evade questions
put to them, and at times grew some
what h1ppant. Even Delucci OCCASION
ally avoided answering questions d.
rectly, n on one occasion it was
necessary Tor the court to remind him
that he must answer the questions put
to him.
Coccimigilio has commenced to take
a more serious view of the situation.
yesterday he followed the testimony
and proceedings with considerable in
terest which was probably due to the
Eact thai the testimony has been CIV
en- IN Italian, n he has been able to
understand what has been said, There
nave been times when a. discussing
smile passed over his countenance. as
though he considered the witnesses at
tunes were not telling the truth, His
attorneys accompanied him back to
MS Gel! when our adjourned last
nlsht at 3 o'clock, and he NAV take
the stand today in his own defense 10
dispute some of the circumstances the
state ATTEMPTED to establish Yesterday.
1haC there had been a night of
carousal at the camp that night is
very evident from the testimony so
lar offered. Percy Cardieux the time
heePer' was on the stand again YES
teEoay, and told of coming to Bis
nIalck on a hand car the day Of the
naeeuy' ana that he was accompanied
TO get some groceries, and there wero
ne said two ten gallon kegs OF whisky
tahen from Bismarck to the car. Testi-
Hiony a4So shows that the LIQUOR was
o4Vlded among the men, and that each
tlad drank from their own 1oortion anG
tnat men were later in ~retirino
mat night h a had been the usI1ai
custom. Jag "ou"'
Tony Delucci, in fact had NOT "a
ttleo When the death struggle between
49, IVY men was commenced. He was
IIho o - on the edge of his bunk and
thought they were only fooIing WIZ
ne discovered Yannazzo had mot his
oeath. he like the others left tha caH
IN excitement. He knew Yanna11r
d a cousln in the crew ana TonN
tHought he might ATTEMPT to III
some or the others. He started dou1r
the railroad track towards Chic 90,
ne SAID, and after he had gone aboI,
WE'VE miles he was overtaken b1
francesca and Dominick CoccinigiiiS
dock. "oo BRAD
A short distance from proaa..,
DeiUcci say Francesca Coc ptaTu9Sh
showed him a cut on his fnnnasrIIe
Wnloh was = bleeding. Will
the three sat beside the fracz, ~
Iesco changed his clothing and threw
Itls oVeralls and top shirt in+o ~
grass. These clothes however vor<
FOUND by Sheriff Barnes and wera g.
nlDlted IN court yesterday. '.T0
WhAe Sheriff Barnes was m ~,
STAND Yesterday he told of two Rrad'
ooGA oIlcers apprehending the mer
n searching them of their efrents
Il hInh NNASStS
a revolver. u@sser anc
Delucoi had told the daegor h.s
been found in a pocket or an $50. nao
worn oy Domintck Coccimieiljo .
prother of the accused, but if seeu
tnat the coat belonged to the acc1snS
n that during the night he had e;Ser
1t 10 MS brother to wear. DeI,1o,i NC
not sure whether the dagger in COW,
yesterday belonged to Yannazzo =,
Nocclmlg1lio. He said that he bst
seen a. similar one in the truck or 49,
accuseu ABOUT two or three months
aIae oAe Inc murder, but that he had
aso seen one like it kept regularly a,
the mead of Yannazzo's bunk tooa{ho,
with a big dirk knife. a revo1ver anl
a shot gun, n the two men were -
1[ont or Yannazzo's bunk. when th.
oioody tragedy started. so there !,
some reason to believe that Yannazzr
might have been killed with the verS
dagger that was intended for conni''
migilio. -N ~ LUCE
sitting just outside the rail vester.
Gay was Generic Yannazzo. a brotha,
Q I n murdered man. He is a very
determined looking fellow and follow'
ed the proceedings during the day witt
eagerness. ICY WAL
when the court convened this morn
ing at 9 o'clock the defense STARED
their side Of the case, n It was ex.
pected to be the, most interestine Sa,
OF the trial. Arguments may be con-
menced late today though it is doubt.