The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-05

mine. Upon my word as a gentleman be
has no arms. All that al e here belong TO
me.
Lieut. Baker then approached the door;
Harold thrust out his hands and was pull
ed from the door, tied, and placed 10 charge
of a guard So I
Col. Conger vas Aen satisfied further
parisy with Booth was vain, ard proceed
ing to the other SIDE Of the barn, he pulled
ont wisp of hay and lighted it, Within
a few minutes the -birziug ha5 lighted up
the inside Of the barn. Booth was di.cov
ed leaning on crutch, which he threw
aside, and with g Can bine iu his hands came
toward the side where the fire had been
kindled, paused, looked at The fire a mo-
ment, and then started towards The door.
When about the middle the barn, he was
shot. Col. Conger and Lieut. Baker at
bonce entered the barn and brought out
Booth.
After Identification by the War Depart
jiiert, tie body was privately inferred in
the clothing which was upon it.
The Heralds correspondent says that
The paTley lasted long while; that Booth
tod 1t. Dougherty, be had bead drawn
on him and could shoot him if he chose;
that Booth could see those oatside plainly,
while they could cot see him inside that
when the fire was lighted, Booth could be
seen, and then Lieut.. Dougherty ordered
Sergt. Corbelt TO fire, which be did thro'
one Of the cTevices. Booth WAS armed
with six bafreled and one seven barreled
revolver. When the party started to re
turn with the body, Harold refused to walk
when a rope was fastened to his neck, and
| the Other end of i, 20 the saddle Of one of
the cavalry horses.
As soon as horse could be provided he
was noun ed
The Worlds correspondent says it is
learned that Harold joined Booth jnst after
the ASSASSIN nation and it is Relieved brought
| the horse into tie alley. i"
New York, April %.
The following is the statement of Sergt.
Boston Coz bett On Tuesday afternoon
| my superior officer. 1t t. L. Dougherty.
received Information that Two persons an
swesing to the description OF Boob and
his accomplish Harold we're concealed in
a BAN, on the place Of Henry Garrett
"oou' three i1!'eS rom l CIT l'o%hl III lhe
| direction OF Bowling Green. There we
! captured a iuau named Jet, who fer
ijet Booth and Bis companion across the
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