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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1865

Page

2

Conspiracy trial enters fifth week as new evidence surfaces

Washington June 12 The conspiracy trial enters its fifth week with fresh evidence likely to extend into Saturday. Payne’s humane acts at Warrenton and Ensign Henderson’s alibi for O Laughlin are detailed. A secret City Point transport bomb plan and a St Albans raid letter add tension. Indictments loom for Jefferson Davis and others as political figures shift parole status.

Washington Harrold Arnold Payne Surratt Warrenton Ensign Henderson Navy O’laughlin Stanton City Point Clay Canada Benjamin Richmond St. Albans Senate Circuit Court Jefferson Davis Brown Georgia Watts Alabama Smith Virginia Letcher Vance Old Capitol Magrath South Carolina Underwood U. S. District Court For Speed Gen. Lee Johnson Republican John Mitchell Richmond Examiner New York Colorado Booth National Hotel South Branch Pierpont

Washington Trial Relates Payne Confederate Ties and Prisoner Killings

In Washington on June 12 witnesses linked Payne to disguises and defense of prisoners in a Christmas night incident with three Union soldiers. Testimony covers O Laughlin’s Booth visit, Jill M. Grant and J. P. Patterson statements, and a captured document on the City Point torpedo plot. Court adjourned to tomorrow morning.

Washington L. Grant Warrenton Payne Powell Joan Grant J. P. Patterson O’laughlin Stanton Booth O'Laughlin R. H. Sweeney J. Z. Jenkins Apt. Gen. Townsend City Point John D. Maxwell Richmond Capt. C. McDaniel Torpedo Company Gen. Paine War Department Richard Montgomery C. Clay Judah P. Benjamin St. Albans Lake Erie Marcus P. Norton

Subscriptions to 7-30 loan reach 2.54 million dollars

Jay Cooke reports total subscriptions today at 2,537,000 with numerous banks and individuals contributing. Notable banks include 1st National Bank of Chicago 203,150 and 1st National Bank of Des Moines 200,000 plus New York banks Fitch Hatch and several national banks in New York City. There were 1,773 individual subscriptions of 50 and 100 dollars each.

Philadelphia Jay Cooke National Bank of Chicago National Bank of Des Quincy Illinois C. A. Putnam &Co Boston Fitch & Hatch New York 4Th National Bank of New York 9Th National Bank of New York

Cattle Prices Edge Down as Market Opens and Races Highlight Day

New York June 12 Beef slipped two cents per pound at the opening cattle sale. The day features the Dexter versus Lady Thorne trot with Lady Thorne sweeping the first, second and fourth heats. The best time was 2.24 on the first heat. St Louis June 12 Returns from 71 counties indicate adoption of the new Constitution by a sizable margin. Thirty-two counties remain to report and most are expected to favor the measure, pushing the total majority toward 5000 to 6000 with soldiers still to vote.

New York United States State Bank North America Vermont and Canada Railroad Concord Worcester Vermont Massachusetts Western Copper Falls Quincy London Paris Detroit Michigan Newton Canada

Explosion and Fire Ravage Chattanooga Ordance Yard

A Times Chattanooga report says a locomotive spark ignited loose powder in the ordnance department on June 9, triggering a massive explosion. Several thousand tons of fixed ammunition and loose powder exploded, with shells hurled through the town. Many killed and wounded, quartermasters' buildings burned, and stores valued at about $250,000 destroyed.

New York Times Chattanooga Ordnance Department

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