The New York herald., 1866-09-14
cuROMeas' InouEsTs.

DEATH FROM FRIGHT AND EXCITEMENT rather gin.
guIar brought 10 tho notice Of Coroner
Wildey yesterday. He was called to No II Attor.
ncy street 10 hold an inquest over the remains Of
Mary A. Sanders, little girl nine years Of age who
died under peculiar circumstances The Testimony
showed that Saturday last Ellen Sanders mother Of
deccased, was arrested and locked up On being In.
formed Of the fact the deceased became very much
Mn sanders was liberated ihs same Afternoon. soon
after which Mary complained OF pain her chcsi and
At night was exceedingly rcstess On sunday morning
she was nervous and agtatcd and the following
threw up quantity Of blood. Subsequently she be.
came nscnslbe, and remained In that condition till nine
u.y Coroner wooster Beach, Jr 1'ie o. msSs
mortem examination the body and found the
organs generally consested From The appearance Of
the opinion death was caused by congestion Of the
brain and shock to the system from fright aud
excitement The jury rendered verdict 10 that effect
ArsrERious DEArn ov A GAMBLER Information wss
received ~ the Coronors once yesterday that man
named Thomas Newton wS5 ryiss In q very preeauous
condition at No 81 Crosby street. and The opinion OF Dr.
Hunter the attending ply scian seemed be that tho
patient suffering from the effects OF poison taken by
himself or administered 70 him by design for the pur
pose Of taking his le Dr. Hunter requested that Now
tons ante mortem statement should be aken and Coro
ner Wdey proce ded 10 the house for that purpose but
on reaching there the spcechless and
Cororcy Sensr,"r 'yao~su % soon after the
gambler, had been living with Kate McCary for nearly
nine years He was In the habit Of visiting tie gambling
the morning. nps hs sosus
about one O'Clock on Tuesday morning, quite sober and
apparently In his usual hcalth Ne entered his room
alone and remained thero til the following afternoon
when he was discovered lying the floor In q speech.
less and nearly nsensibc condition. He placed on
The bed and physician called but although he rallied
slightly at intervals u was found impossible 10
MIN 70 consciousness He fingered I'LL yesterday and
died as stated Kate Mccarty says deceased not in
thc habit Of drinking 70 but she had frequently
heard him complain Of internal pains She not aware
mat ne had taken any poison medicine except pre-
scnbed by phymctans Coroner wildey will hold an in
quest on the body 70 day whom doubtless the mystery
will Be cleared up Deceased native Of the western
country and said to have relatives living Chicago
HIS sporting companions have expressed willingness 70
give the remains decent burial
An UsKSowS NAN KnIKp. About halfpast ten
O'Clock on Wednesday night an unknown man fell
through the front basement Of No 90 varick street.
which was open at the time, and was instantly killed
The deceased was middle aged man, about Ave feet
eight inches in height with no whiskers, and wore
black sack coat black pants black felt hat DART
and white shin, and had his person e5 20 IA
rency bot no papers which could lead 70 idsntinca
ton. Coroner Naumann held IN Inquest the body
the jury returning verdict Of accidental death.