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THE TUNIs EMBAssADORs

These noted visitors arrived here last even
ing from Philadelphia at o'clock, in a special
car attached TO the regular through train, and
were received at the depot by Mr.. Cox and Mr.
Donaldson, of the State Department, who had
carriages in waiting, and they were taken to
Willards', where rooms had been provided for
them. The embassy consisted of General Of
man Hashen, Special Ambassador from his
Highness the Bey of Tunis, Colonel Ramiro
Gaita, Aid-de-camp to General Hashen, and
Chevaller Antoine Cont, Secretary and Inter-
prefer. They are accompanied by Amas Perry,
Esq, of Providence, Rhode Island, United
States Consul to Tunis, who came with the le-
CATION at the urgent request of his Highness,
the Bey.
The Embassy have been in this country about
three weeks, most of which time has been spent
in New York. A visit has been paid to Mag
ara Falls and few other points.
The personnel Of the members of the En-
Hashen is a tall, finely formed man, of appa-
rently fifty years of age. His complexion is a
light brown, black, expressive eyes, thick,
curly hair, of dark and woody appearance
and short, black beard and mustache. He
dresses in full suit Of black broadcloth, the
African fez cap, red in color, with large blue
tassel thrown to the rear, and he wears a curl
ously wrought blue-black cloak.
The other members of the Embassy differ in
NO material respect in appearance from the
general, with the exception of Chevalier Cont.
the Secretary, who is quite a young man, of
very progressing appearance and engaging
manners. The Ambassador, General Hashen,
Is connected with one of the oldest and most
respectable families of Tunis, and has been
dispatched by his Government on diplomatic
missions TO Constantnople, Paris, and Madrid,
but this is the first trip across the Atlantic
Colonel Galta was brought up in the service of
the Bey, and Chevalier Cont has been con-
nected with the Tunisian Government since
his boyhood. The city of Tunis comprises
about 10000 inhabitants, and the population of
Algiers, OF which Tunis is the capital, is about
2,OOO,OGO. The kingdom is nominally under
Turkish rule, but il is now, and has been for
the last century and a half actually indie
pendent, arranging all its foreign and domestic
affairs without any reference to the Ottoman
Government. A large amount of trade direct
with the United States was formerly carried
on, but of late years its commerce has been
carried on through the medium of Italy,
France, and England, through whose ports
large quantities of Tunisian productions, prin-
cipally wool and olive oil, have been sent to
this country.
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He Commits Suicide in His Cell.

Justice johnson has received the following
despatch, showing that Levi L. Farwell, the
murderer Of Harriet Wilkes, has committed
suicide In his cell in New York. He was
arrested yesterday in New York by the police,
and Superintendent Kennedy sent on a dispatch
here to that effect. Detectives Wise and A. r.
Allen, who went on to New York, send thu
dispatch here:
NEW YoEK, Oct. 27.-John H. Jehnsor 81 Lou.
isiana arenue: Farwen arrested and committed
suicide in his cell. J.H. WISE,
r ALLEN
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RELIEVED

Yesterday General Augur issued orders re-.
lieving the following ofhcers from duty in this
Department, and directing them to proceed to
their respective residences, to report thence by
letter to the War Department Brig. Genera,
William Hays, U. S. Volunteers. Captain and
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Rosen-
cranz Assistant Adjutant General, and Acting
Assistant Inspector General. Captain T. T
Elliott, Commissary of Subsistence, U. s. Vol.
untaers w.
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THE WEEKLY STAR il now on our counter
for sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing in its great variety Of entertaining
reading matter the charming story OF 1.-The
Crack in the Church Floor" editorial CORES
pondence from Richmond, detailing the Incl
dents Of the visit of the Washington municipal
authorities to that city, conclusion OF the wirz
trial and argument of the Judge Advocate, the
acquittal Of Lusby, several columns of foreign,
military, naval, and departmental intelligence
local news, latest telegraph dispatches from all
uuArterS.
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Coal ExCHANGE.-The uccessful start made
in the matter Of establishing Board of Trade
for the District has given the cue for the for
nation of other business organizations of a
similar character to those maintained in other
cities. We understand that the coal dealers of
the District are taking steps for the organiza-
ton Of a coal exchange; and as the coal interest
is considerable one in the District, there is
no doubt that such an association would have
success,
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THE CHOLERA

The United States Consul at La Rochelle.
France, writing to the State Department. under
date of September 3Oth, says the cholera seems
to follow the railroad from Marseilles, via
Aries and Mines, towards Bordeaux. The
policy Of the French press appears to be secre-
tive, in order to ailay the fears and apprehen
sions Of the people. Ore case has appeared at
"a Rochplle
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RETURNED.

Secretary Seward, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Seward, returned to Washing
ton last evening, after an absence Of about
three weeks, on visit to his home at Auburn,
New York. The Secretary, as well as Mr..
Frederick Seward, both return greatly i'm
proved IN health, the change Of climate having
had most desirable effect
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PERsoNAL.-The Baltimore Com,

PERsoNAL.-The Baltimore Commercials
washington correspondence seems to bear
an astonishing resemblance to the Stars budeet
of the previous afternoon. ....Hon John 8
Mi1lson, of Va, Jno Garrison and ]. NJ Hum
phreys, Of n. ", and Gov. Curtin, of Pa, are
at Willards'.
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The Soldiers and Sailors, Fair.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-The fair for the
Sailors and Soldiers Home proves thus far a
great success. The Academy of Music Is
crowded to excess every day and evening" and
the receipts have exceeded the expectations Of
the most sanguine. Arrangements have been
made by nearly all the railroads leading to this
city to sell tickets covering the passage hither
and entrance to the fair.
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ARSIaN IN.

Major George Bell, Commissary Of Subsist-
ence, U. S. Army, was yesterday announced
In general orders as Chief Commissary Of the
Department of Washington. This is in add
ton to his present duties Of chief OF this de-
partment
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The President has appointed f. A. Rollins,
Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue, to
be Commissioner, vice William orion, whose
resignation takes place on LIST of November
ID. Z. Whitman, Chief Clerk of the Bureau, has
been appointed Deputy Commissioner, in place
OF Mr.. Rollins, promoted. These are excellent
appointments, as all will recognize who know
he of tho
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II ADIEsI LADIEsIl LADIES
Have you been al
Rs. HOW & co.,

MRS. HOWE CO.'S
Great opening of their New Store corner sth a,s
ID streets They have just returned from New
York and Philadelphia, where they have been 81
lectBg their stock with great care and taste from
the first and largest Importation houses OF the
North. They have the largest aud most elegant A.
sortment Of MILLINERY GOODS ever Offered b
fore in the n arket, ano know the ladies will End
them tea per cent. cheaper than any place else IN
this city. -
They would also call the ladies' attention 70 their
DhESsMAhlNG DEPARTMENT. They are the
established agents for all tailor's new pstter5s
which they receive regularly every month aud feel
conhdent saying that the lady they have brou
from New York TO attend to the cuttfns and 6tts,s
and MANAGEMENT Of the dressmsking will give "a
rience in the business with some Of the mos, a.
ionsble ladies Of New York
MRS; RowE,
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OFFICE DEPOT COMMIssARY OF STR.
" SISTENCE, wv
WARRINGTON

ARLINGTON, ID. o., October g. lac
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH MEAT
sealed proposals, Of the form Furnished nv the
nn1eTs gned will be receives in dupicate 1nti9
F1esb esaf Nd3ysmeer 1883, at y M for ali the
at the following ni.- -. ans prIposs,
Alexandra, Va, Camp Distribution, Va, Giles,
boro, D. c., Forts Foot ard Washington Md
The contractor will be required to deliver the
meat at the storehouses at the places named whe
he will distribute it in such quantities and at such
times as an officer of the Subsistence Department
may direct.
Separate proposals viii be received for supplying
each or any number of the above named places
Bidders must be present ct the opening Of the
bids.
Payment to be made at this Office, in such funds
as the Gov eminent may have for disbursement.
The Nc at will be subject to Q gid Inspection,
and IL not satisfactory, purchases in the open
market will be made at the expense Of the con-
tractor
All questions respecting quality and condition
VIII be settled by the officer Of the Subsistence De-
partment receiving the meat
The contract will be made for four months from
ISL oay OF December, 1885, such period as the
e3pmImissary General may determine.
nIos must be endorsed PROPOSALS for Fresh
meAt, az -" and addressed TO the undersi gned
VINO reserves the right to reject any and all bids
o.1,, g. BELL,
:. - maJor and q. s., u. 8. A,
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The Steamer North Star Wrecked.

IHe Steamef Nortn star Wreckeds
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Private dispatches re-
ceived here from passengers of the North Star
stating that vessel had been wrecked, and that
her passengers had arrived at Norfolk
No further particulars have been received.
The North Star sailed hence on Saturday last
for New Orleans.
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SUPREME Court IN GENERAL TERM.-This
morning the case Of p atrick Gaughran, ruled
before them to show cause why he should not
be dismissed, broke him of his office.
In the case of j. O. and II. A. Willard against
Is. U. Taylor, acton in equity to enforce the
terms OF a conU act, the bill was dismissed.
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10y ID. Il. WALSH CO., Auctioneers.
L. 2e5 Penna. ave-, corner 10th street,

By NIX. E "a ssnI. CO, A1cslSnss5s;
GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST.
GLASS CL sS RRIESSdTkuRANT,BA BAR COUNTERS, &C.,
THE ENTIRE sTock OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
N1TCRE contained in House No STA 18th street,
one door sseve Pennsylvanis avenue, the effects
On soRSi fSssS'n nsI the November
lst at 10 clock, wewill sell at House No. s14 llth
Elegant Cook Stove and Fixtures
PsrIor and Chamber Carpets, Stoves
SOFAS. chsir seG Tabis. Bureaus
Gilt Frame Mirrors
Oil Cloth, &c, &C.
The entire Bar Fixtures Marble ton Bar. Arm
Chairs, Mirrors, Msrble-top Tables, good win and
!. r, cash mK.w.nsHsco, .,os
SALE OF s sPEEsspkfI. FFHgIIDISes AT
PseS sSnsI q
under * directioR Of BTsyss Iisuten.hs SoIossi
ETHtR g Lke Ssmssf s AsssnSs Ss q
esiSsk a: m !, the following described soSsrnssnt
AT THE AMERICAN COAL soaPANrs
One One Gl BUii,,Sins, s Sy q, feet.
One ul Building, % By les feet
o,AI TIE HEAD OF KING STREET.
One (D Guard house, Il by % feet.
AT BRIGGS BARRACKS
Five (sl Barracks. each 70 by 40 feet
One (D Mess house, Is by lze feet
Two t2D 0nhcers' Quarters, each l6 by q feet.
One az ofcer' Quarters, Is by 20 feet, with Shed
One ul Hssdousrters, 20 By 50 feet, with IN at
tachment. Il by q feet.
one tll Adjutsnts Once, B BY % feet, with an
attachment, u by ID feet
One lll Stable, 70 by 80 feet.
One Cd Stable, II by LIS feet.
One I'D Guard house, II by 50 feet.
Two (fb 0uthouses, each by l6 feet.
Three t3l 0uthouses, each by feet
One III Clubhouse. 8 by feet.
The Buildings will be sold tinely ta lks order
nomed, and must be removed by the purchasers
within ten days from date Of sale
Terms cash, In Governms nj funds
ID. III. RUCkkB,
Brevet MAJ Gen and Chief uarterrnester,
ocE-a Depot Of Washington
SPECIAL N0TI0E.-I OFFER for sale &C very
- moderate pr,ss, 9 large and bssgu,gl90 h
sssortpent o. FRENCH PLAIN and fAN -ESXK
/ GY CLOTHS, for ladies wear, which pur 11lS0
for cash. WILLIAM,
| &C 3-solIA)f $50 Penn. avenue.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Cotton quiet. Flour
quiet Wheat advanced 1a2c. Corn ditto; Beef
firm; Pork heavy; Lard and Whiskey hull.
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NEW DIRIACToR-Mr. John Hitz has been
unanimously elected a member Of the board OF
directors of the National Metropolitan Bank
formerly Bank of the Metropolis, in place o,
Johp al. Roberts, deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-27

SALES OF REAL EsfATR--Messrs. r. M
Hall & Go. have sold a Ane three story brio
dwelling on Massachusetts avenue, near lot
street. Iof Chnton Lfoyd, 10 Jos l.. Green, 70
$500, and three-story dwelling for w. %
Evans, on Ath street, between L street and Ney
YORK avenue, to Jas. Pay shall, for $500.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THB LINCOLN MoNUMENT.-The Lincoln
Monument Association for the erection of a
monument to Abraham Lincoln in the city OF
Washington, has received at the hands Of Mr..
Z. ID. Hess, manager of Growers Theater, the
handsome sum of SsO4 so, being the proceeds OF
the benefit performance given at that theater
on the 29th Of May last. At that time Mr.. Hess,
with Characteristic public spirit, sent out an
appeal to the different managers of the country
Torrance in aid of the monument fund. John
I. Ford, Esq, of the Holiday Street Theater,
answered promptly to the in vitation, (realizing
handsome amount for the fund, which was
transmitted to the Association through its presI-
dent, Mayor Wallach,) but if any other mana
ger gave benefits, as suggested by Mr.. Hess,
the funds realized must have been turned over
TO local associations as no returns have been
received here. Various balls, pic-nics, excur-
sions, &c, have been given IN this city through
the season, for the benefit, as advertised, Of the
Monument Fund, but no returns have been re-
ceived from any Of them. II the managers OF
them have anything in hand il is TO be hoped
they will promptly turn over such amounts 10
the association, so that ii may be known what
amount they can count upon in deciding upon
must of course be determined by the amount
of money at the command Of the association
The sum thus far received from all sources,
though a considerable one, is,(as has been the
case with other associations elsewhere) by no
means what the association had hoped TO OBJ
tain. We understand that so soon returns
shall have been made from the different COL
lectors and others publication will be made
OF contributions in detail.
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by VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
We will sell, SATURDAY MORNING, octobsr
g at 10 clock in trent of Store an assortment OF
Household Furniture, including
Cottage Sets, Chairs. &c.
Also, one large Gas Cooking Stove
Also enc very fine Velvet Garnet
&C VIM. l.. WALL CO. Aucts.
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" PANY, FOOT sr HAHsHiP COM
The steamer S Mes,shsster has arrived from New
foot G street Consisness viii please SfX4&
attend to the reception Of their goods sSSSs -
The Westchester will sail for New Yort q, Tras
day, Oct. slst, at 10 o'clock a m 'n L uoS-
MORGAN, RHINEHART Co,
DC %-S Agents, foot @ st.
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OFF FOR ALBANY. Yesterday, Warden
Brown left with a posse in charge of the fol-
lowing prisoners, sentenced by Judge Wylie,
of the Criminal Court TO imprisonment in the
Albany penitentary:-PatrickK Kelly, convicted
of assault and battery with intent to kill; SEN
fenced for six years. James Williams, alias
stephen Dorsey, same offense; three years.
John Davis, alias George Davis, James Smith,
Lawson Davis, VIM Martin, James Kennedy,
George Smith, James Smith, James Poe, lar
ceny; three years each. Jenny Slater, larceny
two years. VIM. Lewis, stealing Treasury
notes; Matilda Scott Otto Baltsher, Alfred Lo-
max, Frederick Miller, larceny; one year each
Whitlow, sentenced for three years, remains
here to be tried on other indictments.
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EDUCATIONAL,

A MUSIC.
"A LADY OF several years. experience in teach
ton upon the piano singing. She would1tT&
also make an engagement as soprano singer X
Inc pest OF references given. Address rs. p. ~
through the Post Office. oc "a 9ws
ct TIMOTHY'S HALL-Tbe duties OF thj. in.
- stitution will be resumed on Sept. Is, 1855 For
t6Tms &C., see catalogue and circular at the pri
clpal 4. PARSONS,
au 81 Cations vile, Md.
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u EN- SYRUP, CHOICE HAMS. BEEF
TONGUES. MIpDLINGs, SHOULDERS. No. 1
NEW MACK EREL, SHAD, SMOKED HERRING,
GOLDFISH. New supply Just recei we'd , at
EGAN PEERLESS,
90 0-ftif corner and 9th streets.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Wylie.-This morn
ing James Morgan was admitted an attorney
of the court John Myers, indicted for lar.
ceny, was convicted and sentenced to two
years in the penltentiary.
Catherine Kulp, charged on five indictments
with larceny, submitted on them, and was
sentenced to one year in the penitentiary in
each case and in tho Others the District At
toIney entered nolle pros.
Richard Green was convicted of an assault
ana battery and sentenced to 30 days in Jail
John Morse was found guilty Of like
offense.
James Peach was convicted on similar
charge, and sentenced to one year in jail,
Margaret Mercer was tried for larceny and
found not guilty
In the case of Joseph Jackson and Charles
Jones, indicted for larceny, a nolle pros. was
entered.
Thomas Brown, indicted for larceny. was
convicted and sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary.
Mahlon Cant was convicted on a like charge
and sentenced to three years in the peniten-
tiary.
In the case of Walter Wilson, indicted for
larceny, mole pros. was entered
Frederick Balzer was found not guilty of
larceny.
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THE LUsBY CAsE.-The case Of Lusby die
not come up o-day before the Supreme Cour
in General Term, Judge Wylte, in the Crimi.
nal Court, not having granted the prayer Z,
certify the proceedings in the case to the Oour
in bdnc The prisoners counsel made sucl
a motion as that referred to- bat the Court ha
not taken action on it..
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

Freedoms bat tie once begun,
BeQueathed from bleeding sire to son,
Though bafled oft, IL ever won."
TTNHE FIRST GRAND BALL a
Of the 81
SARSFIELD CIRCLE ~
OF THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD
to be given at
ODD FELLOWS HALL, SEVENTH STREET,
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 80. 1865.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, One
Dollar.
Committee:
Thomas Coleman, r. johnson,
J.O'Rrien, j. Crowley ocN3t+
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FATAL AcoIDENT.-About lex o'clock this
morning notice was given the police of the
central Quad House that Mr.. L. III. Walker
clerk in the office of the Commissary Gen.
eral, mad fallen from the fourth to the second
moor OF the Avenue House, cor. of eth street
aho LOUISIANA avenue. 1t appears that the
deceased was boarder in the house. and
about II o'clocg this morning noise was heard
by one OF the boarders on the fourth floor as of
some one struggling 10 get up the stairs. The
ooarder was on the eve of calling the nigh
watch to help the person up, as the stairway is
winding, and no lights on the fourth floor at
son would get safely up. There was a slight
cessation of the noise, followed by another
noise, which satisfied the boarder that the man
had fallen over the baluster. He got up and
went TO the second floor with the night watch
man and clerk, where they found the deceased
lying dead, his scull being badly crushed
coroner woodward summoned jury, and an
inquest was in progress; but at the request of
Mr.. j. l.. Hanshaw, uncle OF the deceased, the
inquest was suspended.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAsTER
- STORES, GRAIN AND GRAIN SACKS

~ ClohLo, UhAlN AND GRAIN SACKS,
Chief Quartermaster's Office, Depot Of WashingtonI
Washington, ID. c., October a. 1855
VIII De sold at public auction, under the drec
Sixth; street Wharf, Washington, D. G., On SAT
URDAI, November 4, 1866. at 10 O'Clock A m .
lot OF Condemned Quartermsster Stores, consist
Axes, Chairs, Wrenches, Inkstands, Lanterns
b ba0oms shovels, Saddles, Tables, Harness, Forks
10000 GRAIN IS sA GC9RSsN'
data 81 must be removed within five days from
Terms Cash, in Government funds
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief ouartermaster
0c1-n Depot of Washington.
FOE SALE AT GREAT BARGAINs-ION
Horses ME-, w WORK. Or saddle, and Driving IN
town MaCbhs1 Inquire of r. CRUIT L SON, George.
FIGHT YEARS IN CONGRESS. by Hon g 9
- COZ; Bournss Hand Book Of the Steam I'm.
ginei voices OF Nature, by William Cullen Bryant
ocS - An 'f'f FssS S1GlRR'!TFi SYLoR
~ E ~ M! mSESTHLY MAGAZINES, for November
sHILLINGTON's BOOKSTORE.
6haipels Magazine, for November.
Godey's Ladies' Book, for November
Peterson Ladies' National Magazine, for No.
Ladies Friend, for November.
for Bon Ton monthly report of Paris fashions,
nemsrest's Mirror of Fashion, for November
ra m3urs al Home, popular monthly, for No.
All the Magazines, Cheap Publications. and
ssfsrsthns In the Book and Stationery line, for
sHILLINGTON's BOOKSTORE
Corner -Four and g. half street and Pennsv,v.n;.
avenue, w ashingtOn, ID. G. oc ~ a.
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A NILLAINoUs ATTEMPT " esterday, a col
ored boy named Jones was arrested by detec-
i've McDevitt, for attempting to poison Lizzie
Blacken, a servant in a boarding house on 10th,
near T. street. Several days ago a large quan-
tity of baking soda was found in three gallons
OF milk, which was about TO be used in making
puddings. Yesterday, the girl was taken i'll
suddenly, and ii caused a suspicion, which re-
suited in an examination of all the edibles in
the kitchen. On pouring out the tea, a lump of
soap and a quantity of soda was found in the
pot. Jones confessed TO detective McDeyitt
that he placed the soap and soda in the pot
There has been an ill feeling existing between
Jones and the servants, and he had threatened
that be would get something from the drug
store that would soon set them all crazy.
Jones had been faithful servant in the house
until about two weeks past, when suspicion
rested upon him as the thief who had stolen
lot of table furniture, which was found con-
cealed on the premises, after having been
and Justice Bates committed Jones to Jail for
court.