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$50 at 5per cent; $l4O,o0o,00o at 4!
per cent. The subscriptions to the
new loan at i per cent amount already
to over seven millions, indicating
that the total amount will be fully up
to the most sanguine expectations
This will make another large reduc-
ton of the interest expense.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
IN scribcr has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Frederick County, lie tiers
Tcstamentary upon the estate of
GEORGE FAVORlTE.
late of Frederick county, deceased All
persons having claims against said deceas-
ed, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof legally authen-
ticatcd to the subscriber, on or before the
18th of January next; they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all benefit
of said estate Those indebted are request
ed to make immediate payment
NICHOLAS METCALF,
Executor.
NJ J. ElcuELBEnGEE, Agt,
iulyl2..lt
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V,O THE VOTERS OF FREDERICK
COUNTY.
| announce myself as a candidate for the
next Shcrihalty, subject to the decision OF
the Republican County Convention.
J. S. B. HARTSOCK.
June %, 1S77tf.
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LERDO UITIfDR.IWING.
An Abandonment OF All PretensIous to she
~xican Presidency.

CITY OF MEXICo. Dec. 1.-EX-Presidcnt
Lerdo de Tcjada has written letters stating
his intention 10 withdraw all prctensions TO
the Mexican Presidency He intends to retire
90 France, desires that his name shall no longer
be used for political purposes. and recommends
Gen. Escobedo TO the sulfrages Of his friends.
These professions are not believed in by many
Of his political supporters.
Various bodies of troops are marching toward
the frontier.
The Iiosecrans Railroad Concession is sup
ported hy n majority of both Houses ~ Con-
has on deposit ten million dollars in ENGLAND,
company which. 1t IL said, has three millions
ready 10 commence operations. The company
agrees to deposit <jOu.O0n as security with the
McNican GQv"rhnent. and To- build $50 kilo-
m'trrs OF NJ road before receiving any Gov
ernm nj subvcntion.
SAN Francisco. Dec. Ga despatch from Tus-
con contains the following: Letters from Guer-
zero and Michoacan statr that Geu. Alvarez has
dent Lerdo. He has GO0Q soldiers. and the
movement ls considered Important rs il is u
change Of opinion. among the more southern
provinces OF NrNico, which. until now, have
been cons .dered safe for Diaz-
u Ger. Jose Crrca and Jesus Bclnnzas are in
Tucson. and favor the Lerd2 party. and arc
ready to operate in sonora and Slnalca.
The prevailing opinion ~ that active opera
tuns Will take plac. very soon. The aphrrcnts
Of Lcrdo here are very confident Of success.
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1DVICE NOT NEEDED.
Hayes Persistinx In Keeping Up the Ousrrsi
with senator ConkIing.

WASHINGTON, Dec. G-Haycs rejected the
advice Of the New York Congressman presented
to-day by Judge James. and renomnated all
the New York appointments. In the Senate his
policy received It's first defence from Stanley
Matthews. and its first criticism from Demo-
Gratis Hayes was not ut tho White House yes
terday when Judge James called and the rep
resentativo Of New York Republicans went this
morning with the letter signed by his fellow
Congressman. He presented it to Hayes. ac-
cOmpanying II with a general explanation Of
the remarkable unanimity displayed in this
recommendation.
Hayes read the letter and said that his mind
was made up past any argument He had made
his decision and he saw no reason for reconsid-
ering II; nor could he retain the nominations
he was about to send to the Senate without in
effect making formal surrender Of his present
position and disowning his past policy. Two
hours after the Senate opened. accordingly n
batch OF nominations came down and the New
York appointments were first ON the list from
the Treasury Department
In the Senate they were referred to the Com
mittcc on Commerce, Of which COnkling hns
now an undisputed majority. including all the
Republicans and one Democrat Dennis of Ma
ryland. Tho remarkable support accorded
Conkling in his own state the increasing prob
ability that the Democrats will treat the quarrel
between Conkling and Hayes as neutras. and
the steadily increasing sympathy which Conk-
ling finds among them. all unite to produce the
conviction that the senator from New York. de-
after the LIST Of January. will be able then to se
cure their rejection 10y vote 50 decisive as to
leave him mnster Of the situation and leader Of
his party i'll tho Senate ana before the country.
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AN OCE.fN STEINER LOST
Hs II shc city OF Berlin THE Name ss yet
unkNown.

LONDON, Dec. 6.-Lloyd's agent at Brost
telegraphs that II Ia reported largo English
steamer has been lost OF Ushant. on the coast
OF Brittany. Packages have been picked up.
addressed to the British Colonial Department,
and boats containing shipwrocked sailors and
quantities OF wreck stuff have been seen at sea.
The City OF Berlin left New York on Nov "a.
for Liverpool. and should have reached that
port four days ago. She was considered the
swiftest steamship OF the Inman feet. On re-
cent passage she had her shaft broken and wns
towed back to Queenstown. and she may now
be similarly disabled
The Berlin carried thirty saloon passengers.
among them Mr.. jenkins Van Schaick. who
went abroad In the interest OF the Eric rcorgan-
ization. and Mr.. II. s. Grcenhill OF tho British
rife toam. The following is u complete list Of
tho passengers:
Mr. Alexander. J. BuckcnhAm Mrs Huckcnhsm md
infant Bsrtni James Bradbury. W w. Channing, VIM.
Cornell, W u Clnpp and WIFE T. Croker, Jr Fish.
w. n farnham and wc. 4 Ferguson and wife i Green
johnson W l. X, rrp, Mr. kennesscy william vsiop.
u LOidrr. u VI king, II. Middleton. q. Ftcan Morcoin
Mr. aud Mrs Gcorgr Melville and nant Miss McCnnyilc,
Hon. y W Plunkctt Edward Kofkc Miss torkc william
Kehy. Mrs kllcn sellivnn and two Children Mr. aud
Mr. nuhcrt 1hump,on. Twyhiil jenkins Van Schaick
iord, jerome. Oapt = Is Perry. T. Patterson. and j.
O. Wait
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MR.. COpSI TT'., DEATH.
Undoubtedly s"nocnted while Seeking Relief
from Facial Pain.

Deputy Coroner Miller completed the post
mortcm examination yesterday of tho body Il
Francis Copcutt the wealthy importer. who
died in the Chesterfield House in Filth avenue
on Wednesday last. pr Miller says that death
was caused by asphyNia. from suiloration dua
t. stnpor produced by ohloroform. The mix
turc in the pan in which tho dead mans face
lay when found WAS mixture of choroform.
oil OF almonds and mur.atic acid. II had un-
doultcily been used 10y Mr.. COpcu,t as fumcn-
tton To- allay the pain in the face. Of which he
constantly ,umplnip"d.
Dr. Charles (, Lenle Of $50 West Fifty-third
street. who had been Mr.. Cop"utts regular
mriica! adviser for several years testified as
follows:
conclude that for his attack NJ ory-ipell- and facial
,uIal.l %, rod 4 HIS own i,a.t treatment tnd
that nuns such Application to hi> ise hv unnc rNon.
h had an attack of ctidinV -tucu, which proved isl
Mr.. Copcuus estate is valued at botweeh
$3.50 900 ,nd $500 900. He had about 100000
w9rta s. OF Hoohs X m"'.. >" '.s s'?'" ~ "oE3W M
puted 10 be worth half a million.
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UNTRfNQUIL FRANCE.
NJ Dufsure Negotiating with MacMa ahoa-
a New Cabinet.


PARIS, Dec. ct is said that negotiations
between President MacMahon and NJ. Dufaurs
were resumed in consequences OF stops taken by
Senator Batbie NJ Batbic is probably acting
for the Orlcnnist senators.
The Soiiei said that NJ. Dufaure IL willing IN
conduct negotiations to the point OF forming
Ministry. but is unwilling TO accept Office him.
self.
Tho Fodro names rs among the probable
Ministers NJ. Batbie MS Minister OF Justice NJ.
Waddngton as Minister of the Interior, NJ
Leon Say ~ Minister Of Finance. and NJ. Chris
tolhcl as Minister of Public Works.
NJ Duiaure IL endeavorlng TO form Paria-
mcntary Cabinet. 1t IL thought likely that he
will succeed: Rumor mentions NJ. Waddingtou
as the probable Foreign Minister, and nj. Mar.
cere for Minister Of the Interior. with NM. Bat.
bic, Bardoux. Telsserenc de Bort, aud Leon Sag
as colleagues.
Pres ident MacMahon. at the first interview
WIN NJ. Duiavre, seemed inclined To form q
Cabinet from the Left and Right Centres. Mem.
bnrs OF the Right Centre. however. particularly
NJ. Batbe manifested Discrimination to enter
the Cabinet.
W. nuiaure then asrortaincd from the Duke
d Auiiflrct-Paspuier that n Cabinet taken
wholly from the Lott Centre would have
The SUPPORT of the constitutional and
command majority of the Senate. and prob-
ally also of the Chamber Of Deputies.
NJ nuf,urs, upon repreS"ntng this To- Presi-
dent MacMnhon, was entrusted 10y with the task
OF forming u Len Centre Cabinet.
II Iow only remains for NJ. Dufaure to coma
70 an undarstanding with the majority Of tho
chamber. The managing committrc Of the Left
have expressed n desire t. confer with him.
meeting Will probably be- held this evening
but i is thought unlikely that the new Ministry
delegation of Ell"uf manufacturers called
NJ the Eiyscc On "Wednesday To- present a pe-
ttion to Ir' dent MMrMahon. hut failed to SEQ
even a secretary They were rcccved and
bowed out 10y an usher.
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HfYEs'S NOMINiTIONs.
Tho New York Appointee- Names again
Sent to the senate.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 6-Mr, Hayes sent the
following nominations To- the Senate to-day:
Theodore Roosevelt to be Collector Of Customs
District Of New York Edwin a. Merritt 10 be
Surveyor of Customs. Port Of New York: L.
bradford Prince TO be Naval Oflcer, Port Of
New York
To he Collie tors OF Customs-John collins of Georgia
for the District Oi brunswick TIA Robert I Smith
Georgia for the District oi Mobile Ala James ioll
81 Louisiana ior the blstrict o ftche La Cheney
Proutv ul Texas Tor the District of Saura Texas Vim
kg to be surveyor u Customs Tor the Port Of
port James l., wis u Loultiama 10 be Naval OfiCeT
ioT the District of New Orleans
collectors ot Internal Rovenue-,lames Brady Of
Virginia for the Second District ui Virginia Edward g
Wade ~ Georgia for the Third District Of Grorea Robert
Campbell VI Texas for the Third District vf r,1as
ThomssJ jones District o. Annapolis
United States Attornrys-Warren = Lintv Of virrina
ffT the Western District of Virginia Laws T. Parsons
baIna w. W Murray 1T Tennessee Tor the Western Dls
tlct W Tennessee, Rufus Mory Of Oregon for the Dis
tict 0 Oregon
PostinAsurs- Alexander Reed II Toledo Ohio; Niles
\ Brown of East New York Ira Locke OF SANDY HI,
To he Indian Agents-IsRinh Ishtnor 0f Maryland At
Santse Agency, Nch SHmnr q fiV ut Pcnnsy lVania AZ
Otoe Agency, N,b WIN II Davidson of Idaho at Fort
lnll Idaho G. Hooneruf Maine AT siss,ton Agency,
Dakota
10 he Associate Of the Supreme court-For the Terri
ritory vi Wyoming VIM War Peck # New York fnr
the Territory Of New MeNico, Samuel II. McLin %
Florida
10 he Circuit Judge Of the United States for the sixth
Judicial t1fruit-John Baxter ui tennessee
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MIR. HEDDON'S FRIENDS.
Their Profesaions and What Turned Out 70
be their Practice.

Mr.. William 5. Weed. printer. at 40 Cedar
street, while walking down Broadway few day. ago
WAS stopped hy an Old aequaintan James Hcddon or.
merry liquor broker In this city who asked whether he
knew any one who would lcnt friend of his small
anicun OF money on some railroad bond. MIR Weed ar.
RANGED " meet Nj llcddons friend and WAS subsequent
l> introduced To two men calling themselves Jas Senate
and Daniel Chamberlain Ileddon disappeared at this
stage OF the negotiations. and Mr. Weed me-, senate anl
chamberlain by appointment IN nm Ann str,ct saloon
the Two men had four forged bonds of ~ each VI the
North DIVISION MaysNile and 1t Sin-lu krntut Rl.
road They said that the bonds pant ui lo that
had been stolen IN Kansas, hut suspccung the Mr
weed kept the police INFORMED oi hi. mes ntt4.t> 4
every step. and At tue last meeting. "Wednesday when
lie Mas tu pay over spp g. the men, Detectives William.
son ami Won Hrnchen appeared ON the In Chhm.
'rAm thN recognized an old urgor and couuVrftttrr
Serttc was idcnunrd A. WI H. ouc of The Aliens
.ll lAriontsts me offender, were committed IN tue
Je erer-uu Market Police Court Yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07
carr. FERRIS'S DEIIH,
Taking Laudanum AGer having Escaped
Drowning OF the Battery.

William ii. Ferris, an old sea captain of
South Norwalk, bought three ounces of lauda-
mum on Tuesday, and subsequently two ounces
more. Toward evening he went To bed after
having swallowed tho contents Of ono II not
both the bottles of landannm. He had been in
yited to tea by one OF his married saps. his wife
having gone to Bridgeport; md AZ he did not
appear his younger son. Frrlk, went 10 call
him, Tho son, after. climbing through a
window, found his fa her stupcled, with
tho three-ounoe, pha amply 10y his
side, lIq family aTticulated the cause
OF his condition but said nothing rs 10 his mo-
tive in taking the laudnuum. He died ON We'd
nosday. lie was "a years OF age. lie had lost
money in bus ness lately, but he was supposed
TO be worth ut least $40 600.
The Captain was q very snccossnl sailor and
was never shipwrecked. His only hairbreadth
escape wns OF the Battery in 1898. when an
anchor that he was letting go caught in his
great coat and carried him with 1t into 80 feet
Of water. On touching bottom he unbuttoned
the cont md then iloated 10 the surface. Capt
Ferris was a Director In the Norwnlk Bank
one Of the ScloctmeD, and President OF the Iron
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07
THE TON EIDi MrRDER TRT.fL.
Conclusion Of the Testimony for the Prosecu-
tion- Opening for the Defence.

FLEMISGToN, n. j., Dee. En- the trial Of
Henry T.. Won Eila for the murder Of the boy
Willie Harvey, to-day, Oliver Case testified that
he had seen Willie exposed To the weather and
compelled to go out in snow n foot in depth
with torn shoes on his feet Mr.. Case was at
Won Eida's house when Won Eda returned
from Philadelphia. having left Willie nt his
mothers house. lie told Won Eila that the lpv
would die. Won Fidu replied that he had him
On his hands. and that he didn't care with an
OATH II he did die
David Rouslt corrohora,cl Mr.. Cases tcsti-
moHy. during the hearing ot which Wlllie's
mother had been very much affected.
Dr. Larson Of Lamhertville testified that he
hal a?ca summoned 10 attend Willie. and had
found his f'rt s@dly fro7"n "" advised Won
Eiln to remove him 10 II hospital.
This concluded the testimony for the State.
II WAS followed hy tho opening speech for the
defence 10y John Lily.
pr. Hunter. the hospital surgeon. AMI Paul
Miller. nurse in the hospital. testified as TO
The condition Of the boy when received in the
hos lital,
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE WARFARE TN THE EAST.
RUSSIANS DRIVEN BA CK NJ A FORCE Oh
10000 TURKS.
TIE Capture OF Elena amer n stubborn re
si.tsnce. with Heavy Loss-Preparntieas
In Servin-ropkoi Taken by the Turks

TIE Capture OF Elena amer n stubborn re
sistsnce, with Heavy Ioss-P-eparntteas
I'm servin-Popkoi Taken by the Turts-
LONDON, Dec. GA Russian official do.
spatch admits the capture Of Elena. and says
Prince Mirsky. being attacked by 20. 900 TO 3d.
900 Turks. was compelled. after stubborn re-
distance and heavy loss. to fall back, frst from
Mahron to Elena and then from Elena TO folti.
hed position at Jakowi'z at the head Of ths
mountain gorge. The Turks renewed the at.
tack on Wednesday morning. but. according "a
the latest advices. the attack had ceased aud
Russian refnforcemnnta were arriving.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Dec. Ca Turkish division
from Osman- liazar under Snleh Pasha. ycstcr.
Six battalions OF Russians fearing Isolation.
are rctreating from there TO Tirnoya. Suei-
man pashas headquarters are still ut Elena.
Mukhtar p9,ssha telegraphs MS follows: The
snow around Erzcroum IL three feet deep The
Russinns hnyc posted a corps Of observation
on thn Dcve-Boyun, and quartcred the remain-
vps ,ne bre b,rcors IN gd" JcaI ni yI"gos
encc's Belgrade despatch denies that Servian
preparations have been checked. The mobili.
zition Of militia for the .Timok Mornva. and
Jnvor corps was ordered to-day. II is an-
nouncod that commands will be distributed
among eight OF The RussiHn stH and thirty two
other liuseinn officers. Tw MY former Prus.
.CoSsTANTINorLn. Dec. G.rhc Turkish dlvi-
sion under fuad Pasha is throo hours march
from Tirnoya.
LoNDoS. Dec. CA despatch from Raaered
SAYS; "A Turk ALI dvs on from SaruasHilar
has crossed the LON and taken Popkoi. IL 10
now M marching in The direction q yerborn."
dismissal ol Elhrm Pasha from the Vizarship
has been virtually decided upon.
This docs not imply u chnngc Of foreign pol
icy. but great confusion prevails In official CIR
elcs relative to internal affairs. great change
Is not Improbable.
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Complaints are constantly made to the Post
once hit duuabe articles are being smugg,d through
the mails Many residents OF Murray rill have hid
gloves ewery laccs and costly trnkes mailed 10 the m
by friends and dealers abroad the postage the pack
ages being much less than the duties Sharp trade e
get large variety OF goos smuggd in nail pac kages 10
the INJURY NJ importers The smuggling has lately grow
To NJ alarming extent and yesterday Postmaster James
received Instructions from Washington break II up
After tlH nrs NJ January nnseacd package
duuAbe goods are to be returned TO Europe Tor
waTdinp post Office marked, Subject 10 customs duties
aud where sealed package supposed to contain SNUG
ged articles IL received II Is To be delivered to the per
to whom II II addressed only condition he
she Win open in the presence VI u customs ofceI
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OYSTERS FOR FuRoPE-Partosw wish ing oysters
export lad best see MnIth1 Co. Al harrison sL-4i
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NEW.fRk MEN INDICTED.
Failing In One County, the Secretary OF State
OF New Jersey Goes to Another.

The life insurance controversy, which
has agitated New Jersey for twelve months. has
taken a somewhat extraordinary phase this
week, The closing up of tn, New Jersey Mu-
tual Life evoked n sharp ncwspnp>v discussion.
and the motives ofthe Secretary of Stat' Henry
G. Kelsey. wore questioned in no modei'stc
terms. After the company had been placed In
IN" hands of receiver Secretary Kelsey en-
d"Avored 10 have several persons. chiefly Now
ark journal SITS indicted for libel at the Septem-
Der term Of the Essex county Grand Jury His
complaint was thrown out. This week several
rosidenis OF Newark We're surprised at recciv-
ing suhpoenas TO appear before the Sussex
retary Kelsey. and the Grand Jury is composed
olnersonal md poltie@l friends, stanIins nine,
wns not doubtful 7. F. Patterson Of tho New
ark Courier. and several others, were indicted.
Bnt tho dcfendants can elect 10 be tried IL Essex
county.
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ARE THEY orr EOR ECROPEg
Peter u. sweeny aud EN-tiderm, Briee Tn
auiring for the Next Steamer.

PHILADELPHIA. Dee. Last night the
clerk IN the West End Hotel, on Chcstnu, street.
above Fifteenth was surprised 10 see two gen
tlemcn who had Just arrived from the Pcnnsy-
yania Railroad depot reg gstcr their names as
+. b. Sweeny and Mr.. Brice OF New York. This
proved 10 be- the vcrtable Peter B. Swreny Of
Tweed Ring fame and ex-Alderman Bricc Mr..
Swcenv ordered the best room in the house.
They would not low tho waiter boy t. carry
This morning, aft.r they had eater hrcak;nst
reporter for the PHILADELPHIA PInts Called at
,4rnr room, Mr, SwcrnY de''red to be inter
viewed. hut ~ answer 10 question as TO how
long he would remain IT, Philadclphia replied
'hu he W2giid N,rinatv tvr,3h9is1'. ,hi. leave to;nisli
ex-Aldcrman j riro wnlkri together down
Ch.slnut stree looking at all objects Of interest
ineS me, walked along the wharyes on psiN;
NM NM street, and they plodded through tho
hu', among tiers OF molnsses hogs
N hs ads ps, the sntry and through
heard but the creaking beams Of fishing smacks
in the river; Once or twice their dusky forms
were entirely lost to sight, but they became dis
tingushnble again when they ncarcd the head
lights OF tho locomotives at Wash hington avenue
Finally they turned toward the pier OF the
American Steamship Company. They entered
steamship Ohio. The watchman, stopped them
within the enclosure lie says that they wanted
to get In. but ho would not let them pass Then
they asked him when the next steamer sailed
for Europe.
told them on Sunday morning" said the
watchman. " The little man (Swecnyl seemed
put out at this. Then he asked mo how long il
took them on an average 10 cross the ocean.
told him eleven days, but that IL they wanted
any more information they could get II ut the
office"
At q o'clock Mr.. Sweeny and tho x-Alderman
reSntered tho West End Hotel They neither
i9@ErI a. ,ReIr HRSF spoxe sp0 e any one but went
have received neither letters nor kilograms.
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J. Ogden Clark. a LAWYER OF 755 Broad street
Newark AMI residing IN Ncntcp'.s j. has complained
before the Essex County Grand Jury 'seins, John KAHN
awg"thy resident Of MonclMr lie al 'ses that kais
parhd,d the streets OF Monclar wlth pscard sIby
inches ia sire, his back aud another ON lis Il, ~ss
bearing th, ullowins In large letter..
OGDEN CLARK, attorney and counsellor AT law got ~
from me tor counsel tee. He refused 10 r,ndcr amy YER.
vice Tor I'M or pay me hack NV money. JonN k.is
Before this kHin asked clark Tor the money Ia tho
pfesSice u several adrs ON raltoai car Clark told
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07
The King OF spnin's arrIage.

MADRID. Dec. 6.-The Council of Ministers
today approved the intended marriage Of the King with
the Princes Mercedes The king viii accotdiNsly send
an autOgruph letter 10 tho Duke aud Dnc hose De Mont
n'nseT making formal proposal tor the hand u the
Princess. when the answer Is rCciyei, the foreign
Will be- notified and the fapal dispt
snry ~ Aulhurlk marrIase httMe.n rrAiluns sohced
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Revolt In n JAN.

DoYLEsTowN. Pa. Dee. G-Tho prisoners in
the ucks county Jail made desperate attempt cscape
tins morning They assaulted the deputy With hrckhats
IN" outbreak was promptly suppressed, but sucs ucn
scond attempt has been made by ihe prisoners who
tore out the windows Of their cells
Shorlh RiuhaTt called upon the military fur support,
and Company q, Sixteenth Regiment y q Will lenAin