Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

i9st Dr. nadd appeafrd vsry maSh n ltiIs1.d !.
20 ~ aqares. qny threat 70 him A.. No. al .
~ n ehintn clothes AZ the tlml.
anyihlns wv aid o. doseS 7 4 No. iii. 81
scemet very mucn conanrnua whkn fnrnsa tbn
, ISo, Inside sgs some e ~ men present. SAD
when uagTe,ted thti h Ind not hssa ~-,fs.s'
You have stated that when you nsksd Dr..
hudd WHISTLER the two atrangors had any ans
he replied that tho one with broksa Lev had
the Other having earblns or : Eaiisf a. No.
a DID you understand hin 10 say th., M.
srsss Of rsvolvsrs was all the arms the stranger
Irhs question was obIest.a 70 ~ NJ. Rwins,
=. ~ ssing leading question The following vsi
q. viii Won ,,.s. wh.t w.. M, m,.s.,...,...
y tsssk Or sya.lvsf A. Very syaaivs; he seemed
Q. Did he speak q these men a. having any
other weapon. than the brace q pistols q vhleh
one Of the oiBcera spoke 70 him on that po,ni.
@ which onei A. think II was Williams
uaderstood you to say that Dr.. Hudd
stated that he dd not heaf The ncwa Of the asaas-
linntlon OF the President until Sunday morning
AZ church. A. the time Of this sfateinsnt 10 Won.
dld he mention the name q Tho assassin A. No,
By NJ. Ewing. "a. Did not Dr. Muda. q, your
mofnlngf A. / DO not r.colieet ina, ~ ala
made remark to ono Of the onieers a the tine
cause he cavsiry were All Along s M ross "a
everybody In The nslshhorhooa knew u on sat-
Q. Did DR.. Madd state 70 yeu the, the Stranger
nesicn win lis statement thst rev ~ 1sss
70 Rev. n. Wiimer'ai A. he eaia they inc lirod
foy Mr.. wIimsr's; that he took them aeross The
swvamp, sns ihstthsy were going II ne direction
marched his house, but was satisfied We would
md nothing their, a. looked upon a. biihd
70 draw Us on that way ~
IN going rom Dr. hudd q 20 NJ. winners,
would you cross the swamp A, Yes. sir; you
can 90 that way: ira -
Dia you Ioliow the track o. thil man Booth
and and ms eomPAnson A. fs'' SRI As far a'
eeoie.
By G o. cSSs 2 ~nss y s, ,sS . ssSs
tlon, vast generally under.iood ths,e that Booth
w. me man who 49, ssinaiea the PRESIDENT a.
Every person around Bryantown and along the
q y there atslegrnPhie line In that seetioni
y. Inc Only tsiegraph OF which ! have any
ssowlsdes Is the ens that runs % ioini Lookout,
There was telegraph connection with Port To-
baeeo bnt u any person who saw these mon
wanted 20 give Information concerning them,
they need not have gone fAr ~ merely going out
the cavalry were ali along there
q. What 10 the distance from Washington 10
surrattsvilief A. About ten anlles, ] should
Judge
.. What is the distance fron surrat,sVillo TO
Dr. hadd'A A. BY the way we FRA went u
about four shd half mile. from hsrs 70 Dr.
hSdd'' !. N. w,,, -,
surrattsville' A. Yes, SIR; there Is road run-
ming from Port tobacco By which you can 20
Lhers. Dr. hudd's Is about twenty miles be-
JOSHUA ILoYD.
witness for the prosecution, being called, was
duly sworn and testified A. follows;
q State whether or not, some days after the
assassinA alton OF the President, you were engaged
with others IN pursuing The ssiassis. A. / was.
q Did you IN the course Of your pursuit 20 to
the house Of the prisoner, Mr.. samuel Madd
A. Yes, sir. s't
a. On what day did you 70 there A. On
Tuesday, the isth q April. = "NN'''i''' =
q. State what reply he made 70 -FOUR inquiry
In regard TO the object Of your pursuit Al
asked him he knew the President had boon As.
hin II he had seen any persons Looking ike the
assaasins pass that way. aud he aaid he had not
Q. That was At the hru, Interview A. YeS
q. VIVA, did be state at the sseoud interview
A. lie then aeknowIeArsd that two men had
stopped there, aud thai he had set the broken
limb Of one o(them lie showed him the ike
nessas, and he said he had seen them before I
ihsa asksd him, had he been ia,rodaosd 20 Mr..
Booth last Fall, and ne said he had, -
a How long did no SAY these men remained a
his housed A. think he said they remained
there from four O'clock IN The Inornlng until four
o'clock IN the afiernooa. ty
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COLONEL n. n. WELLS,
Provost Marshal Of defences south Of Washing.
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