The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
THIRD EDITION.
CHARGED WITH MI RIDER.
Link by Link the State Weaves
the Net Of Evidence Against
Michael Faino =..M
FOR The MURDER OF CARL 0
RUV0.

Yesterday afternoon when the
court OF Oyer aud Iermlner convened
Frank Carswell took the stand and
deposed to having made plot OF the
ground floor OF lOi Market street
John NJ. Crop. who keeps saloon
nj los Market street, deposed that
prisoner was ut his place OF business
on the night oil the murder and also
TO the disorder IN the saloon. lie put
the prisoner to the door and he ran
away. He could not tell who played
hngatelle there that night. lhe pris-
oner was quiet man always.
Richard Mccall was in Crops ea-
loon on the night in question and saw
the men there. talno made "a shot
and made misscue and pulled the ball
back. and Ruvo then took up the bali.
A souffie then ensued. lie heard II bad
name oalisd by Carlo Rllvo. On cross
examination he adhered to his direct
evidence and that he heard some one
say Faino was q quurre come man.
Frank Thomas testified to having
been In the saloon at the time of the
quarrel between the men.
Giovanni FrogostIno was the next
Witness. He was with the prisoner
and the dead man. Afterwards saw
Ruvo, Spiotto and Palambo come
across froul the saloon, aud we went
Into l04 Market street to have "a game
oil cards. Sat down TO the table, got a
dock OF cards aud had them dealt.
Here the wltness pointed out the 10.
cation on the plot OF where the four
men were sitting. SAW tatno como
In and heard him say to RuvO are
You going to stop calling me = Aad
1t the same time gave the man the
stab.
Ruvo jumped up both men ol noh
and Eoth lell To the floor Eulno fell
underneath. Nicola Iolambo gave
similar testimony as the precsIlns,
witness. He saw laiuo raise the knife
apd he. witness tried to prevent the
attack and had his hand GU. Fame
then stabbed Ruvo. lie Joined With tn,
policeman In the chase 4fter the muir.
dsrer.
In the cross.examination no said Ii,
tried to get the knife after kuvo hat
bsen stabbed once lilo had, no said
trxnk two or three glasses OF beer
Mr.. dilles asked him II lie WIS drunE
that night and II lie had not bonn re
fused benefits from the Italian Bench
ciAi Scocisty because he was drunk
Mr.. Nicholson objected and was sua
tanned by the court. lhe witness wa
asked by alr. Iii lea II he dld not su
Ia the presence Of several person
some time ago that LIE would max
tFihno pay dear for cutting his han
fund that he woild like to SEQ hit
hung. He replied that lie did not. II
WAS askeI II he did not state in tn
presence OF the coroHer's Jury that til
men were both drunk ana swearing. /
italian and English. He replied thu
he did. When asked by MIR, llilles
the men were drunk he replied thu
they were half and Ellf,
Katie Desmond, who lived ut NJ
Ie4 Market street at the tlme tn
murder YVES committed, testified tht
eke saw Flauo str.Ge RuNo. The dea
man then fell to the tiuor. lie WI
Backed up by another man, Elan
vent toward this door. threw dow
hss knife and said something Is y,
Ing on tonight" He then ran gu
Blood was scattered Over tbs card l.
bses and iiopI. The room was light,
b. electric lights
On cross examination she said tn
her mother came IN and tried to sep
rate the men. She was asked II el
Sid in the presence OF the coroner
Jury that sho was up stairs ami hpai
Tho tables upset and ran dawn stall
and saw Eiano stab Ruya she Sd
she did not remember saying 1t. ST
denied her previous statement go
esrning seeing Tllno throwing u
khife away, uni said she hoard u
knife fall but did not see finno thrO
hkway. She maan 'Neral Cuntr
ttlclory statements before -tle left /
STAND. At Il 10 o'clock court ahiournl
Uitll this morning at " O'clock.