L'assassinat d'Abraham Lincoln : vol, poursuite, capture, et la répression des conspirateurs . y. La preuve a été présentées montrant que le Dr Mudd converse n'a pas withBooth au cours de cette visite, comme tout à fait un groupe d'hommes ont passé, jusqu'à ce theevening entre douze et h, à theoffice du Dr Charles Clark. Par témoignage au procès la première et deuxième visites ont été prouvé qu'il a été mis, mais aucune mention n'est faite de ceux de janvier 15 andMarch 3. Le Dr Mudds amis a tenté de prouver qu'analibi sur toutes les dates, sauf les deux premiers. Samuel Arnold était originaire du Maryland. Par sa clientèle résidait à Damiette

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The assassination of Abraham Lincoln : flight, pursuit, capture, and punishment of the conspirators . y. Proof was pre-sented showing that Dr. Mudd did not converse withBooth during this visit, as quite a party of men spent theevening, until between twelve and one oclock, at theoffice of Dr. Charles Clark. By testimony at the trial thefirst and second visits were proven to have been made, but no mention was made of those of January 15 andMarch 3. Dr. Mudds friends attempted to prove analibi on all dates except the first two. Samuel Arnold was a native of Maryland. His par-ents resided in Baltimore, and a brother lived at Hooks-town, about six miles from Baltimore. He was twenty-eight years of age at the time of the assassination. Hejoined the Confederate army at the breaking out of therebellion. Edward Spangler was a middle-aged man, with alarge, unintelligent face, swollen evidently by intern- SKETCHES OF THE CONSPIRATORS. 147 perance, a low forehead, gray eyes, and brown hair. Hewas born in the interior of Pennsylvania, where he hadrespectable connections. He considered Baltimore his. SAMUEL ARNOLD Sentenced for life to Dry Tortugas, Fla. Released from prison March 21, 1869, by pardon from President Andrew Johnson. home, having- buried his wife there a year previous tothe assassination. He usually spent his summer months, during the vacation of the theater, chiefly at crab-bing, at which he was considered an expert. He does notappear to have been in the conspiracy at an earlier periodthan a few hours before the commission of the crime. Ifhe was guilty, his participation would seem to have been 148 ASSASSINATION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. in preparing the means of escape by keeping the passage-way clear on the stage, closing the back door after Boothhad passed through, so as to retard the movements ofpursuers, loosening the screws to the locks in the doors

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