The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-17
The Conspiracy Trials,

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~ srltnc", l,r Heaut I'd, ~ c"necL s1o.nf ~
road, ana locaies "a tho neiehoo'LVod Of the kn.s
judge Advocate Pou filed in ~ ..or.o ..,,,.....
objection. Orcr No. lii, certified - Tho
Wal rTnmnltanp She PtcclNl atlo1 Of tie IN silent
Of Tie niied States, dated september g.,l iSfi'
a'Isndins ho writ of h@oeas 20, ps aud rra,il,ns,
r 10, uo uaS MILITARY ,uthoris' Of ali dtsio, 4
otc, ''
The Secretary OF War ccr,iGc, shat the order +. +,
nvoE cd. ''N '>''' u III '"'' ''''" AM not
M AK" sked rcrmi-ion 70 ohcr In evidence,
on the Part II Mr. surratL She following paper.
81 LAwRrS,E HALi, MONTREAL, June 3, 1905
enrst,mort At M BncEiand'. lheatrs in HI en-
s.s,ya hsI' on The s'9 Of NAV snormcd two
| the past Inter the lat one closing on SATURDAY
ovSiIlins NAcn 9th | lot WNhinstcn SUNDAY
si'o,. ! have 40 recollection VI meeting any person
by me nanic Of Wcwhm,u, Jous McSufo-pu.
ssNOrn to aud subscribed beorr me, al tue nitrd
States ton'u,ate ticncral la Montreal this third
day OF JunU, \. u, iNes
c. IL Pow Frs, Vice. on.ui Hcnorai
Judse Biushsm objected to the reception Of hc pa.
per- on The sVund that II Wa wholly immaterial
whether MI Mccullough ever met tho ~itnos.
Nsishman % not. wcichmAn, when on the stand,
hh been skcd Ivy tho other site whether he sav NJ
HuuIoufn md = va not competent nov to attempt 10
iuprech Nun % that esu., ~ IL va. not material
~hether he ovrr did Or al not .cc NcCuiicueh'
Nj MI Msep 'iid the paper furnished eonplete
FOUNDATION ~ abatement mAiC Nv Mpi,hm.n. 40 far
as concerned the iNet Of his hs,iuc sceu M-Cuiiou,h
md thh u~ material ~ far ~ It contraictcd emo
voc,te Holt reed from several au,hntc, IN sum ri
o, we no,i,on assumed ~ the prosecution ana tho
| the paper ruled out.
TrarrsoNY ~ col D. g. unttANp.
| By Mr. K~ing-I am Provost Marshal Of tho Fifh
ConsrSiona District Of Mar land I AN sc,Iualntci
WIN Daniel y. Ihomas. did not At anv time dufias
4. a
syheei that 1r samuel A. Muid hsi -Nid 10 hun that
Union man in mary land would be Killed within .is
81 lou -tsh, never received a lester nom
"a mcntit,cd. Did receive le..ot fion him, dated
hes ,. v lS5S M lhomy rg that =. called an
stoned under the Goy0Iument, hut by me specially
" arrest descrtorN and drafted men Who failed 10
allow cd by Law for such arrests Such commissions
we're Issued 70 all tho spilled ioI them.
which received tom IhOnas. had some reference
| 10 Df' u"orso hndd, rith whom am acquainted.
TESTIMONY ~ ArrN,Sprr urous,n
by Mr. Dostcr-l live In Port Tobacco. have known
The ph.nn"t AIclo't tor the last .iS OF rishl yosrs
Spring; at time abou. The latter part u February
he sent iii me 10 the couutrl ! think on that o.
Sorrcl hor,e, considered the prisoner cour-
ascour mAu; he 10 generally tnovn -. being coward
AMI thort are several instances ut hiF of
| ave- ha,c teen him make pretty soOd time IN get
tnr out OF the way when pftoi sn ired Ia melee,
| OF any thing Of that Kind.
TIs1inorY Juus H. uupps
| by Mr.. Ewing livr In Prince Gsorrs CO., Nd: AN
acquainted Nth Dante" !. ThOna-. ko u genefall,
tnown a, very ln,ruti,iu man; from tnosiai," 81
hi, character, do not Ihinl oTId L.lieve him
| under oath.
| Ctos,-rIamined bv judge Advocai, IIol, Never
tnc~ Thomas N p~eH fasrl,; do nn, hold that be-
cause man sponks an untruth he will nocrs.ariy
Nj. Ewing stated thor remained to be called eight
witnesses in tho case oi Mudd, whom he dc-r, I 70
lu"shOn with yI"v to an i'm l-achnsnt OF the uit-
| % lup nf La
win sres SW haing expected 20 testify in rcsard 70
the whereabouts of hudd on the $50 Of December
Mr. Dostor stated, that in the case Of PAYNE. he
lose OF .ho~tnr toe anl"ceden- II the prisoner aud
The pto-dspu.tou Of the whole family 10 insanity.
The prrcip"s Tor rubpcensr In the of tlcsr wit.
nes"- wrt" hl'd ~ east p'n daNs ago, and they
should either nov appear, or como csn'" be- shown
thrcr ~ituesses remained TO be- called, by HON Vt
~as o'rs'd e. tmnsnch witness called for tho
sAiod lrl scknoulcdgcd To him iil' lat that they
| mad i"'n summoned. YET not"ithstandinr, tha,
| Judge Advocate Hot In uircd the name. Of the
| Tl,nt7'r not IN attendance ~ho had acknosl"'e"d
having been suGuiun.d.
| Mr. Do-ier save their Names ~ follows! As.pciate
Judsr orr, Of the ni'ttict Of Columbia, Marcus T.
Norton and Henry huricn.
Judge Holt stated to tho Commission that tho Wit.
nrsses nansd had failed 70 spprsr st,or having heen
duly summoned, ~ stated h counsel, and -urs s-i
we PROPHECY OF using compulsory mcAsurcs TO secure
III, " attendance.
Mr. no.trr said tia, be did not wish 10 be under.
stood a.tng for the arrest o. the witnessed. that
d" Nonli hesatc long bciofe ssbing or the OF
Judge of the supreme Court
Judge Holt remarked that those who administered
sho A~ ousLi coitsiniy 10 sho- ob,diencs to H. lao
hhl undtIstpoi that judge Ulln htd adjourned hls
Court to-day In cunsc IIenco Of the military teseu
winch -M taking place At Msshingtrn and II tho |
tominisson - ordered, he you'd take measures to
compel tho attendance OF that gentleman before tho
bo1y rs soon ~ prniblo.
Nj Do-trr said thai the testimony propos-d TO Ia |
taken IN fayncs case was very nsteriA, inssmuch |
~ The question Of INSANITY could NOT 10 passed upon
by DI, Mitchell whom Tie Court had permitted 90
see tht prisoner uutil faYns's hnt4ceieutz
proven aud this could not be douo except ny these
absent witnesses.
A'si.lsnt judo. Advoc.tc burnett then prepared |
an order which wu endorsed b. the Conimia-on, |
directing General liartraun, Provost Mauh.l OF the |
Court Room, to afIr.t and hrIug beio!u tle Court |
u" witnesses named above who mad taiiod ~ obVy |
tAO pIOco@
TESTIMONY or FRANCIS X. rARRrLI.
Called for lhe Government! q Whore do you
re-idc' 4 IN Charlie, county, Maryland I foil In |
Win Dr. hudd she day following The as.assinstion
ho came 10 nv house on Easter SATURDAY bctreun |
four AMI i've O'Clock he came down tho main road |
which Leads to bysntosn, aud vent back the same
way my housr aud Dr. Mudd's a.e about hallway
hout' VA the Assassination Of the President the sub
lrct Of conversational A, | was IA my horse ~hen
hAloocd out ,o me that the President AssarzinA-
ted and vi. seward and hir ron injured asked the
doctor about u, and he said u VIA 80; asked him |
Who HAsaar mated the PRECEDENT and ue said a man |
namcd booth Mr.. Hardy theu 1skci hlm whether IL
wa the booth who down here ia.t tall the doc
t9l SAID he dd not knoS whether IL WAS or MOI, a.
thAt vas the ono he kLeS him the doctor said Lo |
va very sOrry tie thlg had occurred.
Cros--eAaniined b. Mr.. Eanr,-Dr. nuid said n |
wa the Nor-' thing which could have happened IL |
made 10 great urA! worse tor the CJlutry u.u while
The var WA going On; d. addl sr"uui - h., uu-
uGely Ia earnest
TESTIMONY % EDwAED rHAGEG
By judge Advocate lIOt-Q state rh.fe yon ro-