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The New York herald., 1878-10-13
40 AND DROWN YOURSELF. +"

James Mclaughlin, twelve years old, Of No. AIS
East FlfteeIth street, attempted to drown him.
self, last evening, by Jumping from the pier
at the foot Of Fifteenth street into tho
East River Several boatmen who saw the
boys act procured q boat and rescued him
He was taken ashore ana conveyed to Bellevue Hos
pital In an unconscious and exhausted condition.
After some time. he revived and was questioned by
Oniccr healey. Of tue Eighteentn precinct TO why
lie tried 10 destroy MS life. He said that
hts mother had told him 10 60 and drown
hlmseIf.n and he was only complying with
her INSTRUCTIONS at the time he nshed oi the
water by the boatmen Mrs Mclaughlin tho boys
mutncr, became frantic when she informed tnat
hor son attempted to Kill himself, thun-
derstruck when sue learned the statement he had
made. Tho boys story was not credited, how.
ever, by the authorities at the hospital, as Nc
was delirious NJ the time no told the story
TO the officer His mother denied tho allegation, but
snid that tor some time no mad been suffering from
cp,lcptic nts and was ~ times Insane
IL IL believed that he was attaesed with enc Sf the
nts wniIe the per- ana while In that state jumped
Ia the river Tho physicians nj the hospiai are Of
the opinion that the boy Will recover and IN tow
dsys be able 70 leave that Institution
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FATAL SPORT.

FRENCH CANADIAN KILLED BIZ A SHOT
FROM cHARIvARI sERENADINa PARTY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MONTREAL, OCT. IL, 1873
The little village of ST. Anne dos PLANES, stu.
ated near Montreal, was the scene OF q terrible
masss Depatie, tobaconist doing bust.
moss at the corner of Wolfe and Mignone
this city almost Instantly lost life. The
fatal occurrence grew out oil Of those midnight
mock sersnades customary among The French Cana.
dian habtants when they desire TO mark their disap
probation Gf a wedding among odd or ill-xssortsd
couples known as q cnarvart.
MKDDLEs0AK SEIGHBoRs
Damasse Depatie mad gone TO ST. Anne At the
quest brother Louis, resident OF tnat village
Louis ntty years Of ago and had been recently
married to u wiuow Of L'Assomptioo, OF the same
age. The villagers dtu at hrst annoy the newly
circulated tnat the old man Ill treated hts wiio, u
series OF midnight serenades, with TIN pots all
the other paraphernaIia OF = charvari was inau-
guratcd Mr. Louis Dspsts became alarmed at the
nightly visits Of the gang, who, with masks and
backsned faces surrounded hts house, making night
hdeous and Montreal Tor his brother Damusse,
VINO a. once went to Ste Anne.
THE SHOOTING.
On Friday night, shortly after midnight, the mas
queraders having reappeared and a. usual commenced
won't out OF the house 70 drive them OF
the premises, when In scufis with
OF the intruders Damasse was shot In the Abdo-
men and expired soon afterward. His murderer
sdately after firing the fatal shot, throw the gun
the ground and ran away, as old ala his riotous
companions. The gun was aiterward found and
identified the property OF Leve,e, grocer In
the village, who has been arrested.
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
GILMORE WELCOMED HOME.

A hearty ''woicomo home" was given TO Mr.. p 3.
Gilmore and his band at the rwoniy-secoud Regiment
Armorv last evening. There was very large and
brilliant sudtencs-for tho affair had tho form of
concert and sociabie-and the applause that greeted
tho returned wanderers their appearance was on.
thu uiaslic and prolonged large proportion OF oss
ladies' and they seemed rs fully Interested
In the event tho members OF the regiment The
program mes ,nciuded-as tho bills had i,-,n inter-
o.tng variety tho effective selections the
repertoire OF The band inlorspsrsed with tho airs OF
ali nations visited during tnsir European tour. These
airs wore A merlcan, star Spangled Banner =,
Enslish. God save tue Qseen j. Irish, Irish, tine Haro
Haze" French, "rhe Aarseiilaiso; Holland, ua-
tlonAi cnani; Begiao, God Save The KING" Ger.
Tnsre was a OF patriotic tone in the whole
performance, Tor u not o0iy opened with the
ks. boodis' sIs' asmSro,dsrsa" % mos. Wat isaci,aiy.
These airs filed the spaces between the more
sclid selections which included sonsag's wae.
rer Festival march, Giese's Gavoth, Farewell
tho .Tannhauser" overture; Rcsch's musical pano.
rama "ReseoiIdsr" tho hnaie IRON the third act Of
wugncr's "RieDziu aud Giimors's "rwsnty-second
Regiment Marcn.n Tnis rsca apisuat,on aoes not 10.
ciude two noteworthy ica,urss-thc nute solo Of
icctions from s.Mariha" ny Mr.. y. Bracbs aud the
cornet playing OF Mr. Waiter Emerson, VINO rendered
Arban's CLEOPATRA Polka IN good style. Both Of
these performers were sncored
The vast array OF kindly faces by which they we're
surrounded and the hearty appreciation OF their ei-
forts appeared 10 stimulate the musicians to make
old isienas And aum,rcrs IL 10 sale to say that
they never played with more spirit Tho stand
e,oSs npor cous,dersp,e cleared sps.e vas lsi,
around and at cose OF the concert proper ladies'
anu gentlemen VINO desired to take . turn In the
dance Afforded opportunity during the per.
iormancs OF halt dozen selections comprising
wa tees, aaIops and laucers. Strauss "Coionen"
waltz which introduced this portion OF the evenings
entertainment, aIlured q goodly numoer Of timd
couples upon the floor, ana the leo oncc broken, .
large proportion OF the assembsgo INDUCED In little
lsrn n.tahfs m
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

scHooIs-coLoRED RECRUITS FOR THE
NINTH CAVALRY.
WASHINGTON. Oct H. 1878.
Colonel A. Mod. McCook, IN addition to hts present
dnties as aid The General OF tho Army, has been
ordered to report TO tho Secretary OF War to take
charge of education IN the army. He will VISIT and
inspect regularly tho various post schools.
The superintendent OF the mounted recruiting SER
vce Is ordered TO cause all the dsposabc coiored
airy recruits be forwarded TO rrinuad, Col, Tor
sign m ont TO the Ninth cavalry
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UNRULY SPIRIlS.
[BY TELEaRApH TO THE HERALD.1

[BY TELzGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SPRN0YIKLD, Ohio, Oct. IL, 1873.
Tho city ofAkron Is just undergoing sensation
caused by spirtualistio manifestations. Germ fam
ily named Metzer have been disturbed for time
by doc,dediy uumtstakabiy manifestations, such -
brckbats Stones pieces Of wood every variety Of
n,ss,lss These were thrown at the house from
eyery direction and AZ different members
OF the family while ncar or the
house, also other persons coming to and from
the house have been assailsd by these unknown
agents. Aetzer and his family ana neighbors have
mado every effort 10 discover the parties throwing
these missiles, public opinion 10 divided In
gard matter, some persons stoutly maintaining
that experience 10 but OF the spirits
upon Meter, whiIe the mass OF the community be-
lieve that IL is the work Of designing persons
whose object is yet unknown. The neighborheod II
now Intensely aroused, and cvcry possible attempt
will be TO Catch and punish the perpetrators Of
this outrage.
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
THE BRooKLYN TABEnNACLE SUED.

A suit has been brought In the Kings County 80
prsme Oourt, by William J. Gclston, against ~
Board Of Trustees OF the Brooklyn TabsrsaciA
Of which Rev. I. DE Witt Talmags 10 pastor
10 recover 81 342 gs. Tne plaintiff VINO was formerly
las, Marcn wusn tnero was money 10 the Church
treasury, he loaned the Board The sum sued tor Y
pay Mr.. ralmage his salary.
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STORM AT NEWPORT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
NEwPoRT, r. l., Oct IL, 1873
Tho storm which has ragged here since the early
part OF the day the heaviest that has been known
hero for many months, and considerable damage 10
reported. Numerous trees have been blown
down on the island, many cellars filed
with water, and several dwelling houses in
this city or less injured. Owing 10 the severity
of storm the Sound ooat will not leave here until
tomorrow mvrning. Tho signal officer here ports
the wind blowing this evening at lrsm iorty 1--WE
nity miles hour. large number Of vessels nave
come into harbor tor shelter.
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CONGRESSMAN ACKLIN'S CASE.

NYw ORLEANS, Oct IL, 1878.
The democratic committee Investigating into the
Asklins affair say that at the outset Ackiin agreed
TO abide by their decision to his candidacy
for Congress, and they advised him 10 Withdraw from
tho ticket: but that refuses TO do they de-
elmo 70 take iurthev action In the premises.
The republican committee fully oxonerale Mr.. Ack-
Ian
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
"vETEHAN JACK"

.old Veteran Jack: the Pride Of the First Pre-
c,ncn was the inscription the collar OF the oldest
police dog IN this city, who d,ed suddenly FRIDAY
in tho Battery Park which had been his iavorits
resort for many years. His home the Nswstrses
station house. Last night Jack buried under the
willow the parkp,ot nearest the os,hing house.
Tue cofn was borne by police ofncers, thc chief
meurners being Battery boasmen aud neighborins
ailtsana
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A BALLOON ASCENSION.

SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. IL, 1873
Professor Samuel A. King made successful Assem-
sion In his magnificent balloon KING Carnival from
this city to-day. The wind blowing gale VIII on
be ascended. and he Of sight, disappearing in
The murky clouds at great height IN nine minutes
after lett the earth
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ADDITIONAL AID.

The treasurer OF the Brooklyn fund for the relief OF
the sufferers reports the receipt Of $l21 co. making
the total amount to date $28. .757 6&
Damascus Commandery, No. o. X. T., Of Newark, N.
j.. forwarded $50 to the Grand Commandery OF LOU
tor tho relief OF the families Of the knight
Tempars who nave fallen victims 10 tho fever Col
one Joy, also OF Newark, Acknowledges additional re-
ceipts as IoIiows:-F. Rcynold, $40; Mccullough l.
obsr. $a7 80; Joseph Hsnslsr, $50; Adoiph Henssr.
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
PASTOR voSBURGH.

Rev. George b. vosburgh, pastor Of tho Bergen
Baptist Church, has become quite III, and his friends
believe that he will be forced 10 withdraw from the
church before October 81, the date liked his resg
nation. Judge sutton said yesterday that the official
Board had yet taken action on Mr. vosburgh's
rasIpuaton.
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
DEATHS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEPoRTs FROM
CENTRAL TENNIssLE.

CENlRAL TENNfhSIE.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Oct. IL, 1875.
The thermometer dropped 10 40 degrees this morn
ing al four O'Clock and might have iallcn had
not the wind been blowing. jerry Cockrcil ana two
sons rssiding 1--WE miles back OF city were pros
lrated with the fever atc last night Mother Joseph
In charge OF the Sisters of tho Good Suepnotd,s
Home Is reported In critical n1ition as Is also
Ur. n. Force. volunteor physician from Hot
Springs, ARK The Howard Association this morning
lent three nurses 10 Florence aud two Decatur.
Ala Alexander Kerr me last member OF family OF six
who returned 10 the city snort time ago, lnink nQ
ali LANCER had passed, aicd tins morning Among the
deaths reported since last nigDt are Mira Il. e. slater
wife oi the late Rev. h. 9. Slater. aud T. r. Holland
foreman Of the Eccning Ledger and prominent 0Id
Fellow.
The Board OF Health officially report nineteen
deaths from yellow lever during tue past twenty Hour
hours o'clock Tonight Tho undcrtak, rs
report seven additional deaths In tue suburbs.
Among the deaths occurring since noon
are the foowiug:-Erich Pbli Maurer,
Miss Doei, Geef, William Bankcpburg.
Young has Just returned from to all the towns
IN ms district. He reports the epidemic as abaling
~ some OF tho places, but manly Tor want oil mate
rial 10 work upon Al la Grange, Grand Junction
aud somervilie the suffering anu uistress Is great
The Howard Association ana the Citzens' Keief
Committee OF Memphis are furnishing supplies
nurses, medicines and doctors 10 the extent of tner
hbiiity The disease ~ spreading IRON the towns TO
Tue country, ana unless lrost comes within short
time u Is feared that 1t win ravage the region sur.
rounding Memphis.
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Mrxpurs Tenu a., = fs:a I

y Y. q. q.
Ii, r. SpAuLpISG, Esq, Chsirmain Committee on Ills.
tribution hamber OF Commerce, New York:-
DpAR sIR-.-iour favor OF the 9th nit came duly 10
hand just in receipt ut the twenty
OF blankets teac, .iSty pssl eoyerea by the bill
OF fading. enclosed oy you; rms Is inunih-
peope. and will 20 far toward reiie Wing
he wants by the comfort our destitute
undreas have had their bedding destroyed In
name thank you There is but little abacms In
terrible epidemic At has spread over the country and
every town and village Is calling upon ivr doctors,
uurses medicines aud supplies which furnish tina
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
NEW YoRK's AID.

The Thomas Foulke school Association sent $32 TO
tho HERALD through Its treasurer yesterday Tor tho
yellow lever sufferers.
Tho southern Relief Committee OF the Chamber Of
Commerce met at noon, Henry Hsntz, chsirnao, pre-
siding. The following lettsr was received by the
cnmmitiea:-
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NO IMPROVEMENT IN CnATrANoo,A-rRvER
CARRYING OFF THE coLonED PEOPLE.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct IL, 1878
Tho weather to-day is cooler, aud there decrease
IA the new cases DE- vanueman reports Tor inc
twenty our hours ending at four O'Clock to-day tho
following caths.--John Mcmahon, Hosea Butler
John Hartman, Mrs. j. %. Jennings, Maggie Prlce,
wyatt Fslier and Hiss Hattie Acaormar IA teacher in
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the High School ana one OF the first volunteer
nurscsL Twelve new cases are reported nine OF
which are coiored persons. The total cases
under treatment amount TO 1S8, about 150 OF
which colored persons Camp Bell 10 rapidly hli-
Ing up The lever during the last three days has crept
up the hill. skirtng the Injected district. The Relief
Committee OF Atlanta Ga, sent Drs. Lee. Knott and
Olmstead here, aud they have fitted up the High
School Building as hospital the city OF Atlanta fur-
nishing The equipment ana supplies for the same.
Drs Baird ana Frazer, volunteer physicians, are very
low. Drs Barr and Baxter holding then own.
The New York herald., 1878-10-13

cINe INNATI QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.

ClNt INNATI QUAKaNIINE hEoULA14ONS'
CINCINNATI, Ohio Oct. IL. 1878.
The Health Department to-day issued an order
modifying the quarantine regulations alter October
II, permitting steamboats, railroad trains, &C., Tree
entrance 10 the city without examination. No sick
person nor any rags household bedding from tie
injected districts snail be allowed 10 enter the city
till after November 10.
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oemm,ttiup q wickodness. Before God and man
gentlemen, l am innocent, and can prove
Lo Ho thon continued in rambling talk
OF ave min uies. In which under questions he was
driven TO admit that he mad lod dissoute Iife
When dismissed no turned away with a moan TO
his pallet and went down upon hts knees again to
mumole the prayers no had muttered all day.
Bli Chambers, tho last man TO talk, was
accused some time since Of the assasi-
Iation OF Pat MoMuilcn, a iaoorer on the gov
ornmcn, works at Grand Cnain, Wabash River
lie was a light brown. good looking negro
with a black mous,ache glossy as silk lie
was tweuty.cgnt years old, but borc
bad character. He said in calm busn like tone
81 am innocent OF this crime aud know nothing OF
those who iid IL !"
THERE'S MURDER FOOT"
while the Iocai reporters were busy with Chambers
the faint crack Of a pistol was heard In a mo.
msnt tho guards sprang IRON the floor, where
they had been crouching. Hayes wnis-
pered to the reporters, Now slip, boys;
there s murder on loot, and pushing the door OF
the entrance ajar the crowd hurried out without
word. The beautiful grove and ,he streets
wcro bathed In food Of moonlight, save
whero swaying shadows Of locust tops covered
the grnss quiet throng OF citizens were gathered in
the yard and the word OF command The guards
retrsatsd 1rcm the grove 10 the street and loft the
yard deserted except by q group OF re-
portsrs, VINO were stationed behind . clump
oil trees For ten minutes there
was a dreadful suspense. Then tho
tramp oil foet was hoard, aud $50 men with black
masks marched up the streets and filed into the
court nouso yard
GUARDS OVERFLOW RREp-rnK PRISONERS TAKEN
They made NO demands. sAid mot word. but Al =
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