New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

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INDIANAPOLIS, April N.-In q Interview
this. morning With reporter, Joha G. s
Harrison ttated that in WFitinel and dis.
mtohing the Hon. ]. Wilsoa REGARDING the
swtadle oonnecto4 WITH the Un1un Pacific
rearoad he did not give the name Of Mr..
ksblaanay but imply rtGhaEked tAas The Per.
90 re1etreA - We1 . peo0toeot and
~ 10 saye further th4t he sent II. VIII
s}u two q three qusafioaets = ssksa Wit.
neeles ceailg befaee his seunittse, Which,
| Il theF hAd been .este4 ana properly an
swsre0. would have. discovered the name
vbsk Nu6klt.. Hr. Harrison he's copies Of
| hi 1ispatoheoa0a 2teevo sent 1t. WlleOn.
The sc!rsspssasess took place p ,Janua..y
I ,LounviLLs. April M-Captain james
4l5, 900 In New Orleaps aid eisewhese, has
proved n important arrest. 4. Saturday
opening be received . dispatch In jail from
u j. Phelps, ut Indianapolis, stating he
would ag6iVa o. the A. II. Chicago
train, and 60 ilhmedistelt to tho Jail.
Phelps 10 the party to whom wilkinson
clipped packages from New Orleans to Chi
'csgo, and the detectives conjecture was .
pa1tner In the crime of Wilkinson. They
afcordingly decided to arrest him % sus-
p6Gted party on his arrival. Phelps, on
reaching the city yesterday morning, took
hack, telling the driver Aewss going to
the Jail to release . prisoner, and wanted
him to wait for him ct the door, whether he
came out alone or net. The detectives
were in the Jail when Phelps entered.
BE vas allowed TO- 90 into the room
where Wllkinson was. coninod, and eees
him, and As soon as he started out was ar.
rested and two detectives searched him,
while the third. went into. VIII kinson' room
and stupped him. In the heel of his stick
ing hssfonnd $1,000, which looked Dc If 1t
had just been placed there. When Phelps
wAs accused of giving .-WilkinsOn the
money o,denied al knowledge of it and
protested he had not given him q cent.
Some important papels were found on his
person: Paslps vas then locked mp as.s
Te-dsy wfits Of habess corpuSwere taken
but for the prisoners, and the court re-
leased Phelps, bat pemanded Wilkinson to
jail. The money was not restored, Phelps
having said it was not his when arrested.
Probabilities.
war DRPAHrARnr,,
Once Chief Signal Officer,
Warrington, April "a, 1876. 40 p. N.
For the Rastern Cult atetes, no, therly winds.
rising barometer followed by northeast to south
east wipds, falling barometer, and warmer. cloudy |
For he Western Gulf States. .outssrly, shiftins
to cooler Aorth Winds, with rising bsromster'
followed BY northeast to southeast winds, partly /
ihe rivers win continue stationary or slowly
IallinG, except possibly rise at Cairo.
River and Maripe News.
bourHvssr Pass, April "a, sP. M-Barmeter
g 49, Weather calm. tArrtved-Steamship Kappa.
Cooksey. 1t a;0 r NJ, fom Havana via
|he Florida ports, tol. K ROBERTS. eailed-Shipe I
steamer Texas u 1t anchor oatst6e, coalng.
eHRxvsronf, April N.-Weather fair, close ard
,ery warm: River fallen fourteen inches during
cans. Sspa1teaSLstus. for jeifsr:on. .''' A" VI
oHo 81 A1 e. ssP0tt:.
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AEnPHIs, April A-River q atiorary; thirty three
ooi.s hs;o1 Alien mfsr o%
on; nlnote, fren victsburg. Depnrted-.0e6rge
s i: Nth s9. II: T., FAcsnSs e Tx for Ohio
CNcIxpAfi. ASrl 1G%RiveF nineteen feet ten |
ses sss tSGes
"A falling. weather cloudy and rainy.
LOUISVILLE. April 2s-Riyer falling; Iine feet ton
svA1uElls Apnl. = -1ivsr sxsotJ fest s,kht
,ches and falling. Weather clear aud cool
own ?; c Morgan, at "a. NJ up-H. 9. Tur-
0A1Ho, April Observation-Disclosures Dean. from;
i1cinnati, ct p: NJ; James Howard. from st.
ans, at tonight Depa1ted-Grand Tower. fos
ich sburg, ct H.: James Howard. for New Or.
Thompson M Dean sOr New 0sls:p:
s. LouIs April aa..Irrived-drand Lake. from
%s.sss1 .nS tSs
pper streams are reported Ealing