Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-05-03

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possible avenue of escape thoroughly
guarded Sseambo oats about TO- depart;
down the Potonase we're stopped. =
Il IS sdsbeeted that this conspiras
cyorisenated ii ID argland, the telegraph
flashed the nioTurnflif news to Baltimore,
and all the cavalry was; Immediate but,
upon upon active duty. Ever road Was.
picketed and every precaution taken to
prevent the escape Of the assassins.
VA preliminary. az aaaiinatiorl was made
,Byy W. R;cfiariis and Sl,iis astiistaIiits
Several persons we're called unon to tes-
3Itify, and the evidence. as elicited before
an. informal tribunal and not under
oath, was conclusive to this. point; the
murderer OF President Linooln was
.JohnW Wilkes Booth. His hat was found
in the private box, and identified BY
several persons who had seen him within
the last two days. and tho spur which he
sdropped sby accident, after lie jumped to-
the stage, was identified as ofe Of those.
which be obtained from the stable where
be Hired his horse. -
Thisma Booth has played more than
once at Fords Theatre, and is, Of course,
acquainted with Its exits and entrances,
and the facility ;gith which ne escaped
behind the scensa 5 .s easil understood:
He is a SON OF Junius Brutus Booth,
the renowned actor, and has, like one
of his brothers, in vain attempted to
gain arepntation ON the stage. His
father was an Enghshman, aud he was
born IN Baltimore. He has long been
"a man OF intemPerate hspfts and. sub,
jects to temporary fits Of great excite
ment. His capture IS certain, but 4 ae
is true to 4ls nature ne Will commit l, SUI
ode te and thus thus appropriateiy enc ms ca "a
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WASHINGTON, April l5:-Ihe -; star Y.
extra, Just issued, has the following ae- &c.
count OF the e. last hours sr q the Presiz
dents Life At tWenty-two minutes mute
past seven o'eloek the President mt breath s,s
ed has last, closing ms eyes @ g = falilng
to sleep, Whlie nus couheenance assnIheu SUI
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minutes past seven oeasn o.ose'' is'i'
scene:
INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, April 15-12 o'clock
m Moo Prasi0apt j nIrpw Johnson