The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26
THE TRIAL.


Gnutt and heard all conVersAuon VI
room; / told him TO brace up.
ctsoss- EXAMINED BY JUDGE HOLT.
g State whether at the time Mr.. Lloyd mentioned the
sessons yshy be had concealed bis knowledge OF TINS
was era4t that he made this confession they wou'o
Who dt you understand him TO refer TOT A. TO
,hose engaged(in the conspiracy.
What was the precise language he used In reference
sssp-she has ruined me; am to se shot; am 10 be
nos he meant by that his guilt was 30 great there was
no n1pe Tor htn
resssineny or Mr.. n. j. Comfy.
This vas withess Tor tho prosecution but now sum
Won siatedtn your arss examination that you came
down 70 BALTIMORE Thursday afternoon, in company
with OLAnghAn, Captain Henderson and Mr.. Murphy
win ysu sists 90 what train you Gamer A. on Inc nall
what time did you reach Washington A. At tho
ns.s~s time; believe 1t was two hourf ...,..
- q Did you come on the accommodation rains A.
don't know what train IL was; think we reached nero
about half,pas five.
0Laughln wen. to when ysa LEFT the carsY a. We
mad. our way to Lck0a's or Runners s., Hotel; tell
shaved; o'Laughlin then asked me 70 60 with
h.E TO the National Hotel; when he got there
DO rent 10 the desk, telling me to watt and he would
dean only few minutes went as far as the door,
Ave minutes, and after that and back
70 Lckhous and we then went up the evenue
went as far as Eleventh street and turned back and
went W Aekers dining saloon over Wall Stevenson's,
think
o Did you take suppertheref A. Yes, sir.
How long did that lastf A. guess about three
Q What time did you leave theref A. About eight
e'co ok half past seven should say that after
mr. cut Of there returned TO Runners Hotel, and
seded as far as the corner OF Third street, whore
ughlin and Murphy left me and Henderson, saying
were going to see Mr. Hoffman, sick man, and would
the corner again; they returned accompanied
0y Daniel Lockran, and after that the five OF started
Up the avenue 10 see the illumination; Mr.. Lockran
ased us TO as far as the Treasury and the public
q u n
Eora feet and would go no further we returned down
nr side Of The when Murphy and
nine O'Clock, and we went into the Canterbury Music
Hil just as they finishing the first piece
NAMED there until about ten o'clock and then went to
ine Metropolitan Hotel and from there went Rull-
a9s Hotel we reached there about quarter or half
Q Was O'Laughn with you at that timer A. He was,
2 How late did you remain therea A. About hour
Q. hid anybody join you theres A. Mr. Glett was
3 wf1 ad tne m ana stopped and
Sbo other Joined and went down the far
as second street, believe Mr. OIaughlin acquaint
go NJ saloon on the corner or and Second streets
there party bought a' ss oksts
and We went into the ball; stayed there about an
bear, and came out and went up the again, and
weni into the Metropolitan HOTEL and remained there
untb after one o'clock We then went out for ave min
1tss came back and went to bed
Q Was O'Laughn with you all that nighH A. Yes
o DO you know where Secretary stanton's house isS
A No sir
O Do you know where Wizards Hotel isY A. Yes,
Q Now, stantons house is more than six squares
north OF Wizards. will ask you whether 0Laughln
Cd have been there between nine and eleven o'clockY
A No, sir. Objected to
Q You stated that on Friday you met him at the
sose and that he was with you most of friday A.
win you explain again where he was till bedtime
fan he was at the hotel from supper ill the time he
went out with MI. Fuller
Where did you have supper A. At Walkers, SIR;
o When did you get there2 A. At about eight O'Clock
Q How long did you stay theref A. Isupposc three
@ You said you we're there when tho procession
passcd OF Navy Yard mcn9 A. Yes, sir
HaiElanH
q How late did he stay theres A. Icant say exactly;
coIIec distinctly hts going with Fuller but don't
aeoect for certain whether il was before or after The
q DO you know how he was dressed on Fridays A.
esst behind. T~,s. srsA .~
Q Look at that coat pointing at the prisouers; is
Net he samei A. Yes, sir.
O. 10 that the same pantsf A. Yes, sir.
q Did you make themY A. Yes, sir.
. What OF a vest had hef A. It was Of the same
material as the pantaloons
O. What color? A. Well a sort OF plaid, only IL is
striped up and down; kind Of purple and green.
CONSTRAINED BY JUDGE HOLT.
q State whether not you were under the influence
% iquor that nghtg A. Well, yes towards ten O'Clock.
q How often did you drink before ten o'clock A.
considerable.
Q Eight or ten timcs9 A. think we might have
auk as often that but it was mostly ale never
OLA ghlin drink any liquor
You were not separated from him at all during Fri
cay oseuings Not till the time he went out Of the
Q What time was thatS A. Ten O'Clock or little
. When did you sec him agains A. On Saturday
Q. Where did he leave you at ten o'clock Friday
E..L' A. At Ruimens Hotel.
Nherp ~ that9 A nefv rd nd nurfh
eiret the second door from the Globe Office.
G Did he go out thenS A. Yes, with Mr.. Fuller
B the CouRr-Q How long were you at the dining
aab m Thursday A. From threcquarters Of an hour
hour; had to stay there until the dinners
Was there considerable wine drank there that after
uuluf A. No sir; we had wine.
Do you recollect what time II when you left
she canterbury Thursday nigbr A. II after the
dar by some young ladies.
Did understand you TO say that o'Laughn never
irnkJ whiskey3 A. seldom if ever him drink any
Did you ever see him drinkf A. Only twice, be-
6 lave you known him longs A. For the last Eve
yrafa, and for the last ten months more especially.
Testimony OF MIR. Murphy.
@ Where do you residep A. In Baltimore sir
@ Did you come TO Washington on Thursday, April 1877
AZ q, SIR.
Q n what company A. With oIaughlin, Henderson
q Who proposed the trip A. Henderson
What time did you get to Washington A. About
ava clock
Q wiz you state all that took place that evening" A.
We ame from the depot down TO Rullmans, and there
erek OF Two; VIC mere ana went 10
sh Nltap and several places we took supper ut
"eA RS about eight O'Clock IL might have been about
hair asst seven.
low long were you occupied there, A. II might
lsV0 half hour.
& Did supper have 10 be prepared A. Yes, sir
g tfter you left there where did you eo2 A. We
went Ruman s again, and there met Dan Tockran;
ae IN went 70 see the illumination and stopped the
.ol OF Ninth street and the avenue and after stop
here some time started and went TO the Canter.
leaving them at ten O'Clock ~ go TO RupaD's; IL
,out quarter past when VIC got there; we then
20 Platzs and staid there about an hour, and
@ roupht us 70 bali. past eleven or twelve O'Clock
en- started for Riddles on the corner Of n and
streets, and staid there until half past twelve or
clock, aud then back 90 the corner Of SIKH
and the avenue, and went from there to the cor
tenth aud the avenue, where staid q while.
'hat was going on thcreY A. II was an aLnight
Dog ana we went IN 10 get soue refreshments.
y Fhat time did you get back 10 The Metropolitan
'u' Two OF hall past two We went across tho way
,a u.'nk ana think that brought US to halfpast
40 clock, and then VIC went TO bed.