New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
CRIME.

,rrrGED DE- ATU FROM ABOEIIoN-t CORONEE IM1Ti-
C,rFD-rXAMINATION BEFORE JUSTICE BOWLING.
Several davs ago the Board of Health received IN
formation that the 2sth Of January last widow lazy
named Elizabeth f. KinbaI had died at the Irving
House corner Of Broadway and Twcllth-st, ia TINS cy
from the effect Of an abortion and That an inquest had
beeu held Ly Coroner Gamble and verdict OF death
fron congestion Of the bowels the effect Of ia had
bccu rendered. The body had been removed to Proy-
doucc Il, T. for burial, Immediately after the inquest,
and had there been Inferred in the North Butla "lou
information OF the affair was sent TO lolce " ,irr
George " WIghtIuan of the City Of Providence. Ar'"G
i'm his official capacity coroner Justice NiIinIu
cotited tie BODY to bc cvhumcd, and impaucrd . jury
consisting OF six physcdns. post moiicn "a tl'o
made; and iudubitabc evidence o 3n ah3i i M
and the jury rendered verdict that the shu lLllbW
L. KHball came To her death IN consequence OI luutH
- the uterus, caused y some Instrument OF iclh
used 20 produce abortion ~ the h1nns ol hul W
persons 10 ms unknown" Justice Migltman then came
to this city and informed Dr. T. - Daion, samiaiy sn
pcriutcndent Of the metropolitan Dsllc ni iho 81
The inquest aud on the complaint OF Dr Daiton J9huoe
bowling Of the Tombs Police Court Yesterday l'',u VIZ
rants FOR the arrest oi Di george bcah'S No ,
Mrs Kmbal during her Illness ana Mrs Nancy toit the
nurse. The warrants were placed l tie nans OF 'cc
tves Gilmore ana McDouBaii ilu I ey, "; &
rested at his residence No ~ w. TWentyfOthst ana
st and brought before the above named magistrate
Justice Wighman testified as 10 the TACT oi the inquest
held in Providence aud submitted the testimony taken
Dr. Dalton testified that on the Goth Of January last in
formation was received at the Office OF the M'ltopoia
Itoard OF Health. that Mrs Elizabeth f. kmball had
died al the Irving House iu Broadway, near IWcHtht =
had signed "a certificate that he bad held m inquest upon
tie body Of the deceased and that she had come 10
lcr death bv injuries received by i on the ga oI Jan
nary: tnat on such certificate permit was gwen on
which thc body was removed from tins ciy 10 ROW
dence r. l.: and that aiterward, Dr. George behBey OF
This CITY made and signed certificate lhdt tho hectatt
came To her death from congestion O the bowcl. result
ING from fan on the I'D Of January that f Beahley
wa, thc attendant physician during the llhess OF dt
cpo sod that he has been Informed bY Jusllce Nlghnal
that nm abortion was committed an't was lhe cause OF
death that Mrs Cole the nurse during the hess oi
dece9 sed; that on January 22d deceased WAS l goud
health and that on January "a she died from me erect OF
am abortion or attempted abortion; witness had luihc
been Informed and believed that no inquest au ner held
i'm this city upon the body OF deceased by coroner ra
BILE any other Coroner and that no jury ha ever io
verdict that she came 10 her death IS stated ana that
said Or Beakey well knew that the certllcat, ade Dy
him was false and that said woman did MOI de OF ooSes
tion OF the bowels resulting from i AS thele hlate
and that for these witness believes lhat INC @
abortion and injuries resulting thereirom was pi3uifed
by the said George Bcaklcy, assisted by inc nuu hr.
Cole and witness therefore asks that an investigation
into the facts may be had according 10 law 81,
on these affidayits the magistrate decided 10 cohit
the prisoners await examination, whlch mas n' set
down for Monday next, at l0t o'clock a. m DI b1d.lsy
Is aged 80 years and alleged 10 have cOneSeu dt hc
knew an abortion had been committed, but ashti l3t
he had ANYTHING TO do with the matter. inc iehhle
prisoner is aged a. years, and Is Of very respccapo ap
The deceased was aged about 80 years and was native
of the United states. She the widow "I MAYOR I.h
ward Himhau OF Hawkin4A LqaayeS' "uo "aA ~'' sAa