Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

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8 WAsHISGToN, May l5.-Mr. Lloyd, af-
ter recess today, was recalled, He
identified one 81 The eAtbineg prod6
II S9uIt as GPf thfFf Jeff p hi' Pq9'S
AsMary Vantone was called and testi,
fed that she lived at 240 5 street, and
that Arnold and ofBaughlih took rooms
at her house in aFebrusry dasksi Booth
frequehtlg came there 70 see these men,
and sometimes, on calling, be seemed
anxious TO see them. Arnold told her It
vas j. Wilkes Booth, and she identified
the photogfaph as Boothis. Booth called
for 0' La1ghlini more frequently than for
arnold. Both men told her that they
were interested with Booth in the oil
.tfade. Arnold and 0'Laughiin left her
house on the 20th of March, and said
thew were going 10 Pennsylvania. fA"A =
: Henry Winfsms, colofed, testified that
he knew, 0I8&ughhn = had met him IN
Raltimorein March, having carried .
letter TO him from Booth. Had carried
one ia. Arnold about the same time, but
did not see him. En
The prisoners counsel objected to the
testimony, which the Judge Advocate
said was Introduced merely to prove the
Shtimacy Of ahs parties tRhs objection
was over-Ealedsri u ssslysg baa 6ssyo'
I1E9P Barley. testified that be came
from Baltimore with 0,Langhlin, the
Thursday previous to the ASSASSINATION
They slept At the MstropoiitaH II otsi,
and o 'Danghlin went up stairs to see
Beoth, and staid some time, i did not
see him again till the next evening.
] "a ffLangflin went TO baltimore on Sat.
uriay. After RAths assassination be did
not show mach exeitemett, but his broth
sr said they would be after him on ae-
connt, Of his Intimacy Tith Booth, -
81 AT the time the party went on from
Baltimore, on Thursday, = vas arranged
| that they should 20 back on Friday. He
| thought il was liquor that caaAed them
ts-tursay loBgerthan thsyshad intended.
/ When-+hey reached Baltimore Sta
I ton, OLaughlin,s ,brether told him, TO-
Lmnghlin) that parties had been look
ling Tor him apdi Eouldr gFsbablg nEresi
I = = M Wi.uesss sren rrestnnemibered the remark that
I be did not want to Be arrested ct home
/ as Il woula be death to his mothsr, and
anueuneed bis intention. Of going ,elae
{ where, Witness testified that while il
] Washington on Monday night, they were
stogetbef most Of the time, and he did
not know of chis going slss@heEe.sI SCI
Samuel R. j. Streeg testihsd that h
had known 0'Lapghin for seysrslyears
4 and saw him with Booth IN April ThI
tassoei alton between them appeared to b
+ Intimate; he saw them at one time talk
ing earnestly t5gg9Bes ,9HytHeF psrsol
= being present who was AnkA6kA 10 him
The witness thought one Of the prisoner
.lfAkAs the person talking With Booth an,
I O'Laughfin, but would hot point hinon
as be could not swear TO him. "a -. -
L Sprsgne, clerk az The ,Kirkwooe
4 House, testified that he was. presen
4 wheh the room vas broken open ate
The assassination. -, -,
Il n About-11 saseloek-ea-ths-ni -niahs sf ia
siAl4th of ApriAa man 'paiIsdT for spul
{, whisky and-atter drinking went on
, hastily. About eight or ten minute
Afterwards be heard that he PrssiaeH
had been assassirated. - 39ae
L4--Ei ther that night or the night befor
Harold stopped and inquired for Booth
David Stanton testified, that he sa'
4 % LanghEa al 5the house of The Secre
aieary Of War on the night before the as
e ssssination, and asked him what hi
i business was, and he inquired Tor u
SeeTetaEg4 of1War saThfs wA&Aboat ~
! o'clock. 0'Laughiin did not say wha
his business vas AID did not appear
10 have any. There was q laFgescFoE
4 81, people there and s band sersnadin
= the eSeoretary Of War and Gen. Grant
d so'Jas. M Dye testified that be saw ss'
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