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The New York herald., 1879-09-28

''RuLE NO. 6"-THE TENNESSEE BOARD OF
HEALTH INDoRsED BY THE NATIONAL BOARD.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 27, 1879.
letter was forwarded to-day to Dr. ]. d. Plum
kett president of the Tennessee Board of Health.
from Thomas J. Turner. secretary of the National
Board IN reference to the injunction against section
9 OF the Quarantine rules. The following are the
most important portions of the document
Tho Executive Committee indorses all your actions
directed by the State Board of Health Of Tennessee
When Is considered that tue National Board OF Health
has endeavored to aid both tho state Board OF Health
Of Tennessee and the local Board of Health of
Memphis by the expenditure OF the sum OF $4,000
in the execution of their sanitary and quarantine laws
especially those relating isolation, and that the
used was appropriated by Congress for the OF The
spread of epidemic disease, the Executive Committee Is
ut loss to understand how the of such
been nauguratcd under the the
munities from disease fatal yellow fever all
be entertained why the health and lives of people In
adJacent unaffected localities should be endan-
gered. Part ot the work Of this Board assigned
prevent the spread OF infectious and diseases
from one State another us has already been cited
The good results of this work mperlcd by the n
junction restraining the enforcement of rule II II
not enforced the practical isolation OF Memphis has ceased
ana local Interests become the greater
teress of saving life by epdangerng tho public health Of
the whole Valley of Mississippi.
Tho situation you placed in representative OF
your State Board well that of the National Board
In executing laws demands consdera and
communications will receive the early
OF the National Board of Health at its meeting in October
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A HAPPY ISSUE.
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III IEiIE0hAfA ~ THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 81. 1870.
John w. Walker. who figured in the abduction
affair in West Baltimore Thursday night. re-
turned home TO Martnsburg, W. Va, with
his father at o late hour last night. The
father Of Mr.. Walker. with whom Miss
McClelland, tho heroine of tho romance
had sought protection. arrived in Baltimore
yesterday afternoon. with the necessary bonds to
bail his son out OF reported captivity. part of the
successful abduction scheme 1t is said had been to
inform Miss McCloand that Mr.. Walker had been
arrested by the authorities for alleged inaccurate
business transactions. The young lady upon re-
coving this intelligence had driven TO the city,
and, taking the train for Washington, continued to
Martinsburg, where sho apprsod Mr.. Walkers
father of his sons supposed arrest. Mr.. Walker
Sr.. left Miss McCelland with his family
and started for baltimore only to discover that the
report of his sons arrest was unfounded The
latter hurrodly making his story known to his
father sought the Rov. q. u. Baker, the clergyman
who to have tied the nuptial knot at Barnum's s
Hotel on the night of the kidnapping The three
gentlemen then started for Mnrtnsburg, where they
arrived at three o'clock A. NJ. to-day. The wedding
ceremony, it is supposed. was speedily performed
on their arrival.
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[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

HIS OWN THROAT-THE MAN SUPPOSED TO
be INSANE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va. Sept ~. 1879.
The horrible details of IN atrocious attempted
murder and q suicide. which occurred in the ex-
treme portion OF Greenbrier county. W. Va. have
just been received here. Mr.. Frederick
Harvey, who resided Muddy Greek.
left his home few mornings ago. telling his step
daughter that he going to attend 4 religious
meeting at Emanuel Church. Soon afterward he
going opposite direction. and to parties
who met him he said he had changed his mind,
and would go to hear Rev. Mr.. Van Horne preach q
funeral sermon. Instead Of visiting either of the
places mentioned he went to tho hous OF Mr..
George Feamster, with whose family he dined. He
remained there until late in the evening, when he
returned home and engaged i'll conversation with
his step-daughter. He spoke quito deliberately,
and not only stated that he had been
hear Mr.. Van Horne's sermon, but went
far crticse the character of the discourse and
mention the names OF several parties who
there. Nothing occurred at this time to create
tho suspicion that he then contemplated anything
unus ua But abruptly bringing to u close his talk
about the funeral sermon he approached his step
daughter, seized her by the hair and told her he
going to cut her throat. She took this sanguinary
remark in the light of joke and fairly laughed at
him. In another instant she realized the horror Of
her situation The sittering blade of knife flashed
before hor eyes and she ielt the sharp sting OF the
weapon in her neck Then began fearful
tho grip of maniac from which she
found 1t impossible to release herself until
she fearfuliy gashed and stabbed. She received
six wounds on her head aud neck two of which
partly severed the wrndpipe Two were on the side
of the neck, OF them just grazing
the carotid artery; ono commencing on the
side of the face. passing over and cutting of
the lower ond Of one ear, passing around the head
and stopping just behind the other eur, and small
cash the bridge OF the Besides these
she received two gashes on the shoulder. one hand
was cut across the palm to the bone. and the fingers
on both hands were badly cut
HARvEYS SUICIDE.
At last, although covered with gore, she succeeded
in freeing herself from tho mans grasp and escaped
barely with her life. The woud-bc murderer then
deliberately drew tho knife across his throat,
literally soyering IL from to Ho fell aud in
stantly expired. An inquest was held tho following
morning and verdict rendered in accordance with
the facts stated. The recovery OF the young
woman is extremely doubtful. Harvey is believed
to have been IN state of religious frenzy bordering
on insanity. though some persons think the murder
and suicide were premcditatel. No cause or motive
for the tragedy can DO ascertainod.
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The ADVANCE IN IRON.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PIITsDURG, Sept. 81. 1879.
The action of the Iron Assoc iation yesterday in
putting up the card price Of iron three cents was
received with satisfaction by the puGdlers Most
of tho iron manufacturers are running on
contracts at the old rate. These were not
anxious to advance the card price ust
yet. they felt that which sold at two and
half cents should be pudded at s5 per ton. but the
idea that there Is great movement in iron and that
the manufacturers are coming money, prev
alent that there danger that the Amalgamated
Union would charge the manufacturers with bad
faith and trouble would arise.
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GEORGIA'S STATE TREASURER.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ATLANTA, sept. ~, 1879.
The case Of state Treasurer Renfroe closed to-
day. and will probably be adjudged in the Senate
Monday. 1t is not thought that he will be
disqualified. but 1t is possible that he will
be removed. While ii Is technically against the law
for the Treasurer To take interest the States
money all trcasurcrs up to tho present have
done IL. and the limo of precedcnts will help
Renfroc. There Is feeling throughout the
state that the prosecutions OF the Legislature are
going too far. The leading men of tho state are
taking positions on one side the other, and tho
issue raised In the matter will be carried into the
next campaign aud will divide the party.
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MURDERED BY TRAMPS.
ponrr,Sp Mo sont q

PORTLAND. Me-, Sept. "a, 1870.
Joseph A. Lowe, a farmer of West Cumberland.
Me-. wont home from dance at tho fair
last night at late hour and was found
this morning in his barn murdered, having
evidently been struck the head with
an axe. He was doorkeeper at tho dance and prob
ably had all the money that was taken at the door
IL was also suggested that the murderers may have
mistaken him for the treasurer of the fair who lives
in the next house To HIM, and who probably had a
large amount of money. 1ramps suspected of
the crime. Deceased was thirty years old and un-
married.
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THE SITUATION AT coNcoRDIA.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

GpEENvIIIE. Miss, Sept 81, 1870.
Ono new of fever has been reported ut Con-
cordia--a colorcd man named Marshall. No deaths
have taken place. On the night Of the 25th inst the
store of John p. Tobin Co., at Concordia. was
broken into and the safe blown open. The thieves
got away with money and jewelry valued at $4,000.
including $3.50 belonging to the relief fund. Suspicion
rests upon u white man. named Leonard Bond, who
slept in the store that mig and has since
Two hundred and fifty dollars reward is offered
for his arrest Ho is supposed to have made his
escape In skill Reliable Information has reached
hero that skiffs loaded with men are leaving Men,
phis every day and coming down the river.
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SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.

GENERAL cANIpERo's ARMY FORCES THE Chill
EANs TO EvACUArE CALAMA--CoLoNEL RUIZ
DEFEATED.
lBy CABLE TO THE HERALD
TUPIzA, Bolivia, August 81,
via LISBON, Sept. 27, 1879.
The vanguard Of General Caniperos army
has forced the Chilcans to evacuate Caama and
has defeated the, corps of Colonel Ruiz. The
Peruvian and Bolivian armies are marching on
San Pedro Iii Atacama.
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POMPEIlS EIGHTEENTH CENTENNIAL.
CONFEDERATION OF THE BURIED crTY's DE-
srRUcrroN-How ITS RESTORATION TO LIFE
WAS CELEBRATED WITH sPEEoHEs AND MUSIC
AND LATIN vKRsEs-sIxrEEN CENTURIES
UNDER THE LAVA.
By CABLE TO THE HERALD

By CABLE TO THE HERALD
PoMPEu, Sept. 81, 1870.
The destruction of Pompeii, eighteen Gen.
turies ago, was yesterday commemorated in
the presence of Nh immense concourse of spec
tators, mainly from Italy, aud of scientific men
from every country in the world. The weather
was beautiful and the guests had delightful day
to wander among the ruins and examine the
relics which have been removed from the an
sient city. From pavilion erected In the an
sient Baslica Professor Ruggcri, the director
Of the excavations, delivered IN address
explaining the newest mode of prosecut-
ing discoveries and giving an account of
some Of tho more important discoveries that
have been made since the excavations were
commenced. He attempted to describe to the
guests assembled the city us 1t must have ap-
pcarcd eighteen hundred years ago, and re-
fcrrcd to the account of the destruction of tho
city and Ierculaneum as recountcd by the
younger Plny In his famous letter to Tacitus
giving an account of the death of his uncle, the
elder Pliny. Count Guanciali and Mgr. Mira
bcl then dcclaimcd Latin verses commcmo-
rative of the event. After visit to the ruins
excavations were begun under Signor Rug.
gicris supcrintendence. The spectators eagerly
watched the process Stratum after stratum
was removed. In the first layer vases
were discovercd in the second mass
of cindcrs, which gradually revealed sew.
cral bronze vases OF various sizes, two oi
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

William Ewart. NJ. p, Of Belfast. Ireland, and
Judge I. C. Sears, of Kansas, at the Fifth Ave
nue.. Judge William H. Hunt, OF the United States
Court Of Claims. is at the Gilsey. General Don
Carlos Buell. il at the New York. Horace Rublee. Of
Wisconsin. is at the Brevoort. City Treasurer D. p.
Southworth. Of Philadelphia. is at the st. James.
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trains, steamboats, and all modes of conveyance
whatsoever; all persons aud baggage and all mer-
chandise coming from Memphis or its vicinity, IN
cluding Hopeheld and refusing the entry of this
city 70 any such persons, articles or conyeyances
until they have remained in quarantine forty days
Trans will be permitted to from Little Rock 10
Forest City as heretofore.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
TORONTO. Ont, Sep

TORONTO, Ont. Sept. 81, 1870
During quarrel last night some property
that had been bequoathed them Edward Dccourci
shot dead by his brother at the village of Lamb
ton, short distance from this city. The murderer
then took poison, from the effects which he is not
expected to recover. Both men had been drinking.
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CONVICTED OF WIFE MURDER.
wAsurSoroS. d. O.. sepS AZ. 1877

WARRINGTON, ID. O., Sepk u, 1879.
James Wyatt Stono, colorcd. charged with tho
murder of his wife, Alberta stone, the 5th of oc
tober last. by cutting her throat with a razor, was
to-day convicted OF murder in tito first degree His
counsel mado motion in arrest OF Judgment aud
for o new trial on exceptions to tho ruling.
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A MURDERER INSANE
rpy TELEGRAPH TO THE nEnALp.,

CHARLOTTE, n. c.. Sept. 2T, 1870
To-day in the Superior Court Of Mcdowell county,
Ii. CISecrest, onoe convicted of the murder of his
wife and childu and granted trial by the su.
preme Court technicality was declared by a
jury de lunatico inquircndo to be insane. Secrest
has been in jail over eis shtecn months.
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PRECAUTIONS IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Sept. ~, 1879.
At q meeting OF the local Board Of Health ycster-
day order was passed establishing quarantine
limits ct Ave miles from this city against railroad
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COLONEL FRED GRANT.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa. Sept 81, 1879.
Colonel Frederick d. Grant arrived here this cven-
ing from San Francisco. He says his father will
East about the last OF october the first Of
Novenabar.
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savage hand may laid him low amWbk tbeprxirie
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snatchod away unluarded Che next
dance When we read the heartrendinw details OF
these deDredaons to blame She govern
taking strict precautions insure the
settlers protection But daily read OF the depreda
of that arch 6end, sumption, with scarcely
thought Of the terrible in roads it is making in human life
Tens of thousands of homes annually dcsolateu by
consumption by Indian outrage Like the Indian
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HORRIBLE BUTCHERY.

WEST vIRGINIAN HACKS HIS sTEP-DAUGHTER
FRIGHTFULLY WITH A KNIFE AND THEN CUTS
HIS OWN THRoAT-THE MAN SUPPOSED TO
DE INSANE.