, 1876-04-13
Provisions Of the Postal Bill as II
Passed the Senate.
He Will Bo tho Soldiers Friend, and
Sharp in His Bountieg.
Tho Hllrer Bill Sent to the President
for His Approval
THE SAFE.BuRCLARY.
BTonY or THE MAN WHO DID IT.

<3pEE14A 1H%p14fH 70 3HE kHaCAtV xteVAH@
WrNp8on, Vt, April 12.-Georgo Miles. tho
Barre baak-robbcr, who Ia now at tho Windsor
State Priaon beginning to sorvo ont torm Of
fourteen yoara for tho robbery Of tho National
Bank Of Darso, was interviewed in tho interest
Of TIE TRIBUNE lsto tliia afternoon. Hc says
that he WAS employed In tho aafo-hurglary,
being hired by Harrington. Ho wAs sent for BY
Col. Whitely to como to Lis ofaco at No. 69
D1eekor Btrcot, Nov York. having known him
for long time. Hc told hin that there VAS an
Investigation at Washington which would
eventually implioato some of ths
PnoA1NENT OFFICIALS
Of ths Government and the District Govern
ment, and TINT II WIS necessary to bFenk liz
force. Several p!ans had boon suggested, but
nothing determined upon, and Whitley wanted
lltn 10 go to Nettloshp for particulars and
details. Niles calloa upon Nottleslip, who told
him that tho plan most likoly to bo
pursued MAS 10 obtain certain books and papers be-
longing 10 the nll.tca Attorney ut Wash!ngtou 1Io
had several talks with Nettlpahir und, when ho vns
nearly reads to leave Now York for Washington, Net
tleshp told him for tho arrt time thak tho plan,
agreed upon. to break open tho plasr!cAttornsy
ssfe abstract the books, and taks thnm to Columbus
A1e1Audesh house. hlllss then vent. tnasesd
Of Denton, aud nada harTasn with him.
uo then wcus to Washington. and Ben
tQ0 4QAQNtA . Q&F Ut tHR 4Aff<s 4Se%ANAAAP
.A.k4- ifTnouuuRp HIN 70 HARRINGTON,
who gAvo him detas and suggeations about tae Job
uo asTanged thas uayes should engtneat lilo loading
Of Alexander thu trap, saying that tho memorial
tsts wcro Jpwa and pcunrlous poopio, and wero OPP
posed to improvements At Washington, and this IN
yest1g1tion would have 70 hAve IL fozcs broken to
throw tho stgna On those pushing Il. Up to this
point nabcock does not sppcar but Miles, Eoeang thai
Ncttleshp getting frightened went up to Has74aR
tons ouss and told him that he did not nts tho look
Of shings. Gcn: pabcock wis at uasE4ngton's vhen
TIE rnnEn Ear TOGETHER.
Harrington md BAboock both heard Milea through
and Harrington sseurcd him that everything was
whnteupon Dsboock spoke up md a#suroa him that
pe.: :,SsI nsd' nnn him ~, " as
.assd % and v % asrangsi hit ths job sho,ld 10 doas
At ooLooK At NIGHT.
ue said: ..
Altar ens1ing looked about Tho room. In doing 50
opened ei9set.door which vas in tho room md, 70
nr surpFse dtssose7ea t"9 @ 1nsn sSnssasa d thero u
around 10 Tho Metropolitan Ho.el On Pennsylvania
s'enuo. ] went .nd Iae. ths1s promlnens dovern-
enes te 6se.k. ,opsa e. ~: III ~,
avo mea In do closet, ono of whom recognized a
prominent contractor, and things looked dubious This
~ & o e.
got bAek tho two men Wsre 9ouc. began tho Job
about mdnight sna got through - quickly ~ Poss's
The aghtost knowledge Of whst via going on. but be-
1isyed thn plot TO b
HI had hard work to ges ht4 Pay, which c4tne from
sons contingent fund ID new, unu4ed noses. liz met
Daboock ones s'nes md tsm.sked thst the ob seemed
bid tcftle Of fish" Harrington had socn h!u.
aftsr TO him to tsep Ienson ous Of the nay Tho
ION hid taleo hold q ths oaoo, Miles eaid 10 had
stsJed away from Washington s!so9ether. ~ Niles