The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13
The Highway i;obhers.

Dennis A. Caul and William Gallo.
way wcrc this morning held under |
: 300 bail each Oh tho charge oI way !
laying and rohhiuE Dui1ield Savage |
early on Tuesday morning. Tho |
charge against Frank liz al and Henry .
Graram WIS dismissed on Heal turn |
ing states evidence.
lluiiled Savage was sworn ana teStl- |
fled TINT his homo was formerly ut
Onanaock. AcCunac County, Virginia. |
and lie carried on the business Of II
droVor. lie had Intended to remove
his family To Baltimore and disposed
of his stock Saturday before leaving.
lie then detailed his journey to this
city and his meeting with the men
who robhed him.
Edward Murray, T., w. 4 Il. rail-
road porter, testified tEat on Tuesday
morning Galloway had introduced Air.
Savage to him rs an old friend This
was about o'clock In tho morning.
lie did not see Caul. About huif an
hoar later Mr. Savage returned and
told him that Galloway had robbed
him.
Roy Aoung, the bartender nj the
nited states Hotel, testified that
early on Tuesday morning, tnul, Gal
luN,!y and Savage came INTO the SIT
loon, aud after they had all drank to-
rsetHtr. Galloway asked that they be
shown n private room, as they wished
To transact some business Nh. Young
informed them that tae house WAS full,
| and 50 could not let them have room,
There was number Of men in the sa-
loon, among tn IN beiaG Mr.. Heal.
who afterward won't out 81 Il the mon.
| Hurry GrulIfm Was also helt.
| Mr.. Graham was called an gaNe his
residence as 20 Shipiey street, lie
was sworn and stated to bsinE in the
saloon early on Tuesday morning. lie
saw Heal, Galloway, TAU! and savage
80 out together
Matter W. Reed testified that Caul
: came to his barrier shop oil TUESDAY
q morning and had his mnstache shaved
/ on Alexander Galloway was with
/ Caal. Captain kcrsay and sergeant
Wiggiesw0rth testified rs To arfestinG
the prisoners and the finding OF S225
- upon them.
! Frank Heal was then called. lie
testified to being in the saloon, and
there met Ihul, Galloway aud Mr.. Say
age After drinking together they al
lett. Galloway going with Nj. SAVING
emf he and Gaul going together &hel
KING street was reached, Mr.. Savage
started TO return 10 the depot wher
Galloway tripped him.
| taul then ran to tiallOway'S assist.
ancs and kicked Savage in the head
lie then heard Galloway relnarii
I've got It." They then all agreed I,
take tho sneak to brooklyn bu
b5fOre going they went TO a hotlse OF
Madison street where the money wa,
divided. the men said there Was @l2
In the roll and the ~itlies5 was givol
one-third oil that amount. NJ. Hea
then took this d. 10 am. Baltlmof an,
. OHIO railroad train for New York, hu
returned home on wednesday an
gave part OF tho money to Mr.. SRYHG,
III lie saloon the Witness stated tia
. Galloway said he iiAa Followed Nj
= Savage Tor }0) miles and that he intcnt
I Oh to have The roll.
Waiter Il. BnVes, vine COHI Ieted Il
defense then called iplln ii. Riggs
4 Newport News, Nirginia. Mn Rigl
' testified That lie NascmpiQyad by [ al
and that ON MONDAY night Caul le
ias home with the intention OF rigltil
Is lis relatives, who reside In New NOt
city.
before leaving lie took abolt SO
with him, which was III 81, 81. - al
$40 notes. IN answer to Il question
Hut's character he replied that it "
Z good. The case then closed
= Mr., Hayes said that undoubtedly /
y of the men were intoxicated ami Il
not know what tloy We're doing II
Court required thcm to lind bail
v the sum OF al5DO.