, 1865-05-30

10 him that Dr. NJ had dtniuruc1 ne two susp,cioas
p. mrs wrre At hia hcu-e: that they cnme there
| broken Ills leg. which he hs7daccd; that they
we're labotibE urdfr zone degree Of excitement,
more TO be thought fhan should have bee1 can.ed
By q broken leg; that tncr said they cama from
Bryan'cwn and were iugulr1uz tie way to
rarson Winners thai whIrs there one called for
afazos apa shaved htmeelt, Thus altering his sp.
c'n1elcs !of "ths usa With the hroken leg, and
they Weni.on IN the direction Of Parson Wltuer't.
!hink thai is ahouf the whole af Whist told the
1ben whtn the uews Of the assassination came;
u: talked d; 10 orc eupPos1 BOON hsd crossed
Thomas, one Of the Witnesses for The prosecution,
knn~n him; I would not be1lese him un-
sane man nm not prepared to eay he Is so crsxy
'tMt be didn't ktow how to tel the truth when
np1er oalh; have o1tehtiucs EnoEn him TO 1nag-
sEo ~ Insane coneittou of MUD seemed to m ant
test ttse1fth him, SO that The common expression
9fi. vssy one IN 7 the neiEheorhood was: "Danisl
CROSS EzAxlsA7,os.
On the erc.a exntu1Lat1on witness stated thathp
bad to co.ssIdef Dr., Sanrei Mudd ~ aynplihIz-
Ing with the south, Int ueScr E1cw hin tv har-
bur 1eb.ls OF commit = reasonable net; last
r If be took the o1ta CT allegiance; 20 IL az /
have E1eyn hs has obeyed the psoYa:Ion. ol tnat
o4th.
Cox IpRAE 8 TESTIMONY.
Col. Martin Eurke testified that be knew Rob't
krnIt d., and identified the crnresF1on made by
ksnnGdT In his prcsence day OF tsFo beiora hls
e1ssur|n The confession referred to vas resd
in pouring phosphorus On the aocr It Baranns.s
nuEs9n "as ret to bum =, know.ns iron.
tstnsf s. r sasi sass ha:e H sd I'd
TINT the object in ATTEMPTING 10 buso ne hotels
ses 70 ets,ar for the oess st.on p=Epetfn:ed BY
children, hut 10 thow the p5opls Of .hc Nor,h
thai the 1eso1st1nns Of war were not to be con-
lnld to the South slooc.
4. \. cA,1En's EEt11xoxF.
u. 3. Carter testified that be resided in New
stopping at The st. L:wrenee Hall; be saw G. n.
sandtrt. j. Wtke. Booth, Beverly Tucker. pr.
Bleckburn, and othess, whose nau1ts he did net
the l7sh q Ju1c: witness stopped At the St Law.
rclce Hall tsun the 9Th Of September to the 1st
Of February. The ptr=.ns named were "a
WITH those who did not s5uapathizs with them.
Witness knew Booth before gong to Canada;
coctd not twcnr to having eeen any Of the prison.
r rstt % mratioatd; a. Dr.. BiactSara vs. a. tnsre It
about the y Ii Of October, and was a:soc,ated
~.sh Beoth AEd others mentioned There were
es1ta 10 have come frpm ksAtuekj, snd ID hscn
III the fouufe flt,t.ug busine 50; eoad no. say if
O. q. Cley had rnoms there; Raw tho Psyre@s on
one cec1tiop comt out Of Sanders room: think
Payne at ST. Lawr.nce Hal! was m older r1sn
thsn The p1isoncr At ths hi, and be1ss very
little resemblance to him.
Ex.L. HAI1,e TESTIMONY, q,
Wn. L. Hall terrified he was merchant doing
hutiEees IN Washinctou. While he WAS oar ot
toNn lat snmner bus sookkeeper sccsiyed lot OF
sint* and cost. from, n man Famed nsrr.e, who
Waatcd them eold The next morning. III. so1ds
were kc!d NJ desired.
T.zREwEa's TESTIMONY.
Hfewer testified be ras clerk for Mr. Hall,
ahd rtcrfrcd goods eontiyned by Hsr11e !; they
were patEtd IN t1Fe ttunks the shirts were satl
to Dc lEtlss du.en, hut proved 10 le more; aa-
Tornuto 1t the tqneet OF Harrit, aud Lalanrc Of
Horey due; the clothing was ne r, and packed
pEotnts-nous1y IN tsunks.
THOMAS l. oAnpNEn's TESTIMONY.
Thomas l: Gardner t:.tlted he cane to Wash
We ea1ae NJ to attend the esle Of Government
hoI.ts. Thc ss!e dad not take pace Il expected
% dhsy witness sad Dr. MIDI sept
separated While IN Washington, and did not SEE
Booth at time Of vis1t.
Mr.. puWN1ko's tEs11xoHr.
MI: Dow nsng testified th.t ilc knew Dr.. Mudd,
mas hed m.tat TifucseEs' house Last Epring; the
inter. lev lasted ba1f aa hour; ~itucss was PREF
eat III ibe tlne; s:itness dtt not hesr Dr.. Auad
,fonist tEd would be E1flrd With his own Cabinet
hf tore long; would ter>7in, hare ncmber:d 1t
6esn = n{f t9la sns,s
+S4+ 'AA@<
sn;lpn Vas about tho collection Of doctors bi),;
I honae toid ,fu6d that he Was detective, bur |
did Eot pretend to catch anyhody Int himself; |
nuth o. the conversation appeared in Jest; afu3d |
!eatifed that he came to 9tesboro. IN The vicinity
of Hashinston, Oh The 1oth Of April. With u.
tlCdd 10 nnJ Forae horses, thru Went 10 A1ttin's
snd thence directly home WAS uot separated |
rom Dr.. Mudd during The witt, sud did not bear
Booth g pamc mentioned never knew John Sur
Falts belpg At Dr.. Mudd's h..asc; tho farm at
which pr. Mud liges l. owned ~ his fsthet, The
Doctor living only as tenant, thou:h the farm 1.
zruNn as the Ccctor'e farm and IL understood to |
lave hct q set apart for him; ei'Deee IVES pre.
ri pert 81 the time Nhcn Booth Mas found vt Dr.
AEdd's, Int did not hear al OF Tbs conressauou. |
DR.. 1l4sFonp's TESTIMONY.
Dr.. Eianfori testified II having been rre.eat at !
he fa'e Of horses At Gieehoso which Wis ntteud- |
d hy Or. MIdd ard his brother; rece1lect hcas-
Fg 0r NaGd occasionally saJ he would Hka-to
sell hfe fairn. i
En- MATTERS TESTIMONY.
Mr. Martin was c-l}ed to the stc~G .nd sid he
lnc1 Dr. Mudd md the last two uilressea they
1etc at bis house on tic nd Of April
AR- aoSrooIkEE's 1rs7tYoSr.
Nr. Noutcuu1-zy tcetacd that Dr.. Mudl had
arranged lat winter. 10 have him brig stove
'sunn Washington.
Court adtorined,o ten O'Clock Treedsy morn.