Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-16
Climax Of Vendetta
Is Enacted IN Court
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sion granted him to 60 with the Jury
and the interpreter to the same car
which has been standing in the North.
ern Pacific yards at Bismarck ever
since the tragedy, and there enact
again the awful affair, but the states
attorney did not seem disposed to
accept OF his offer, and as the state
has rested, it is not likely that this
will be done, though the car has been
kept here by the railroad company as
an exhibit, should it be desired.
Practically the entire day was used
in examining Frank Farlo, Guivano
Della and Antonio Delucci, all Of
whom were occupants Of the car
with CoccimigliOn and YannaZzo and
who have been held in the county
jail here since the murder as Witness
es for the state. While on the stand
FarlO and Della were prone to evade
questions put to them, and at times
grew somewhat tippant. Even De-
lucci occasionally avoided answering
questions directly, and on one occa-
sion II was necessary for the court
to remind him that he must answer
the questions ptu to him.
Defendant May Testify.
| COccimigliO has commenced to take
a more serious view of the situation.
Yesterday he followed the testimony
and proceedings with considerable
interest, which was probably due to
the fact that the testimony has been
given in Italian, and he has been able
to understand what has been said.
There have been times when dis
gusted smile passed over his coun-
tenance, as though Sc considered the
witnesses at times were not telling
the truth. His attorneys accompan-
led him back to his cell when court
adjourned last night, at 5 o'clock, and
he may take the stand today in his
own defense, to dispute some of the
circumstances the state attempted to
establish yesterday.
Was Night OF CarousaI.
That there had been a night Of
carousal at the camp that night is
very evident from the testimony so
far offered. Percy Cadieux, tie time
keeper was on the stand again yes.
terday, and tod of comm gto Bis
marck on a llandcar the day of the
tragedy, and that he was accompanied
by four Italians. They came to town
to>g get some groceries, and there was,
he said,, two 10-gallon kegs of Wits.
key taken from Bismarck to the car
Testimony also shows that the liquor
was divided among the men, and that
each had dram from their own por.
ton, and that the men were later in
retiring that night than had been the
usual custom. sfi5
Tony Delucci,p in fact had not re.
tired when the death struggle be.
tween the two men was commenced
He was sitting ON the edge of his
bunk and thought they were only
fooling. When he discovered Yannaz-
20 had met his death, he, like the
others, left the car In excitement. He
knew Yannazzo had cousin in the
crew and Tony thought he might at.
tempt to kill some of the others. He
started down the railroad track ITO.
wards Chicago" he said. and after
he had gone about II miles he was
overtaken by francesca and Domin.
ick Coccimiglio, and those three
walked into BraddOck.
Found cocciniglio's Clothes.
A short DISTANCE from Braddock
Delucci says, francesca Coccimiglio
showed him cut on his forearm.
which was everte' and bleeding.
While the three sat beside the track
francesca changed his clothing and
threw his overalls and top shirt into
the grass. These clothes, however,
were found by Sheriff Earnes and
were exhibited in court yesterday.
While Sheriff Barnes was on the