New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-29
Local Intelligence.

&arvev Kefsses 70 Confess Coroner Creagh
$66eday morning resumed his investiga-
- " &hekilkng of Mrs. II. Zollinger. As
Qax5ay had nades some fsw verbal con-
fessiens Conserving the matt.r, the Coroner
called On him in expectation that he would
&p1Is3 tho example get BY his partner,
Earle hut he utterly refused to tell any
thing moro. =
~ viii be seen by the following that
Eafls's disclosures were, in the main, true,
and circumstances confirm his statements:
Captain r B. Edgeworth, sixth precinct,
sd: The ccnisssion and voiunt S s'a re
Coroner and jury, IL the Same a. made to
No = The police station Of the sixth pre-
Dinet, IN the morning of the twenty -seventh
a Anfil. 1871.
6ne1f2on 81 the Coroner Did you find the
ohiSol where Earle said it was thrown by
enFyey3 Answer-I did !; the place the
Giel vas found in was IN cooper shop on
IA1hyette streets; it Is the only cooper shop
oat1nt block; Earle recognized the chisel
~ tie one used, and the one that Carney
6rev there; Coroner Creagh came to the
afxfh proAinot this morning, and had with
HIM the same chisel that was found by me;
and went in company with the Coroner to
Gafyey's cell; the Coroner showed him the
chisel, and asked him if it Va: his chisel;
ne - g wss put tnaS ne nea icanea y 9t 20
~. r. - ~ns,1d a. ~ h nos;t;ve abont it.
Just before came away from the station,
0qrvey told me that, lit was my chisel, and
AZ s ac ncs eenS q SeI h;CeIf" o a. ieai
him What is ma done with the money: he
told me that he got but two dollars Of it; !
asked him what he intended to do in regard
Is Il lawyer; his answer was that his brother
d. ooaA raise enough to hire Lawyer
Fields with; Garvcy was the first of the Two
prisoners that gave me informationin regard
to the robbery and the murder; some parts
Of III confession found out were true,
other parts were not true.
QUESTION by. Coroner-Did any part Of
"a III mart 81 it-that relating to the diff
fereut places ho went; my reason for ar
reetine 0Arvey that morning was on ac-
cent a. his knowing al about this murder
I'D tealinx mo the same ut the station, but
sin telling me that he had left his house
previous to the alarm being given by Mr.,
Zolfing6f; he said be had left there in COM
pany With Earle and had gone to the levee
&dl6 h6 ne was In company with Earle and
kept tally Of tho game while Earle and
three ethse mem were playing cards.
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~ q. ~ ss'S'lnoAy ~ .n.S
stage went mostly to corroborate Earle's
statemoits, " the confessions made to him
.hvaoarvev of their movements after the
IA :u; 8. =. .oms minor no;nts If
roDoeFys Ahero ARG some mlnor po'nts oi
'd1Ilerence, but In the main the statements
~ a. "a 4,vr man a,,a similar.
Ssx 80 re..,S IT. f...;or IN ma he
sotss - - - =. ~. hefcra the Caro-,
e! ~ ~ - v :" "a" w,.ie clean breast Of
inE made Nc Rro - H. ana nar fs.a
W. =, = :. O'' a. NO time Aid
esHn ~ ~u n.',;n1 +s H. rcr r about
yss V 1.',,t !. n,, ~ ~ =. twenty
~ = .sas mast eight o,clecf. had just
G cen 9 5TGm 10l'neers house, ana nao seen
4 -. 1nqy ia-..,,.- - &c, 0,a r.vea
,strecS sswor WON, Monday. 4nrii "a. about
three O'clock, two men came Y and .s asked
there: ia that IL Il wa too soon. The oldest
one then said: ssLet us take . drink" taking
drink, they asked me if l would let them
q back y the yard; gave them candle;
they both vent back together; was watch
ing theA nom the coheehouse; the smallest
man was holding the candle ct the door; the
9tnes mn w.? ,nna as Inc prryy; they stayed
1retf asked them what they were doing
tasEs g lcns; ne told me that the other fell