The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-24
FOURTH ENITION
Trlal of John H. Sur ratt.

Continued from the Third Edition.
Mr.. Darlington asked the witness II \ le saw MrS'
witness said he did not wish 70 go into an ann hs
would not answer unless compelled TO do by the
The Court instructed the witness TO answer
The witness rssgmsd and said 0n the 1S a
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IS they would be called for soon tod Mrs, suvraet
wish to. have the things therei the. converse tlog
then turned upon John. John surrstt and l satS
going TO Richmond Mrs. s1rratt laughed heartily IS
to Richmond and back in six hours; that was sbonE
al that was seid Ht that time; was at MarboEo on.
Isaw number of persons there, and among them
70 meet me, and handed me package and told me 70
hSve the guns Teaay ana sw4 DoIss @ % anato
Mrs. surratt and weichman len before dark The
O'Clock that night Harold came to my house and
pesoB reteTred To- as he W. was % on hoTSeSack Haros
remarked when he came ini-"For Code sake, LLOYD.
stairs and get Of the guns, deid glass, and
fridge box which was all could bring, and did not
The witness was asked If the man with Harold said
The defense objected and the Court held that it
MT Darlington said he proposed to show that was
The Court said it proper then to show hrst that
The witness resumed, and said he thought Harold
rode bay horse and the other grey horse; Harold
took drink and went out and the witness supposes
Question-Had you heard OF the assassination OF
President Lincoln then
Mr. Bradley said the dri Of this to get out what
Booth said.
Judge Fisher-It must first be shown that Booth was
there. All that the other man said in the hearing o.
The witness resumed and said he was then asked
II doctor was near, and the other man talked about
the assassination; Harold was then across at the
stables
Question--when did you first hear of the assassI-
nation
Mr.. Bradley objected If it was In the Of that
conversation.
The witness was disnclined to answer the question,
and Judge Fisher said the witness could answer when
first heard OF the assassination.
The witness said he first heard of IL that night.
The witness could distinctly recoiect, but he
derstood Booth say that he they had killed the
ards also mentioned The carbines referred
covered when handed to the witness. The
carbines uncovered by Harold, and the witness
noticed something peculiar about the locks.
Witness was here asked 10 retire temporarily from
the stand and General e. ID. Townsend was called to
the stand and produced field glass and breastpin.
The glass turned over to the witness In August
1866 by General Eckert Assistant Secretary of War;
when he about retiring from office the witness
received the glass Adjutant General OF the armys
when II given to Colonel Couger, and returned TO
witness; witness does not know Colonel Conger ot-
cially
John NJ Lloyd was then recalled, and examined the
field glass; but could not fully recognize IL as the one
that handed to him by Mrs. SurrRtts he thought
the glasses he had larger letters upon them. Wit
also shown the carbnes. and thoughtthe one
was the same as the Harold took the cover OF.
| Recognized it by the pecularty OF the lock. The
| other carbine was taken away by the detectives.
Have not seen the cartridge box since II was taken
The Court at - 20 took a recess for half an hour