Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

SAS FRANCISCO, May 1.-The result ' of the inquest held this morning regard ing the death of the young millIner, LOttIe Hunslnger. was that deceased ! came to her death from an overdose of neuralgia pills. As has been stated the | unfortunate girl died while in the office | of Seth Cook. Mir. Cook testified " | reside at 302 M1utgO mery street, San ! Francisco; Oi occu patton, a mining man. [ On the morning of the ! twenty-eighth, deceased came to see a ! dentist, Dr. Dutch, who has an office in l the same building. She came to my room about ll;3l just as l was leaving ! for breakfast. She saw some Apoll- naris water on the sideboard and asked ! for some l told her she could take some, and then told her l was going to the Nevada Restaurant 10 breakfast aud she could joIu me She replied she would come, and came Co the restaurant aOout fifteen minutes after me. A few minutes later l noticed she had spasms. said, What Is the matterY 7 She replied, I n't know; found some neuralgia pills ID your sidebpard and 1 poured out SIX or eight ID my hand and took them l remembered" continued Mir. Cook, "that l had some of Fowler's neuralgia pills. They were very power ful, as l tried one or two. The spasms grew worse and I called for Dr. Aver. who advised her to be taken home. She objected, saying she wanted to be taken to my parlors. I assented. The spasms continued until half past SIX, when she expired. Had known Mss Hunsinger a few months"
 The abaruipuI ,F ha stomach demonstrated the presence of strychnine and atrOpia. An analysis of EOwler's neuralgia and nerve pills showed they contained strychnine and belladOnna. Replying to the coroner Professor MenZel stated that conges- tiOn Of the lungs could Oe produced by strychnine and bellaiOnns. The jury returned a verdict as above, that death was caused by an overdose of these pills, acci entally administrated by herself.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, ,May.-IIon. J. B. Crockett eX-Chlef Justice of the Supreme Court of California is reported in a dying condition.
 SAN FRANCIsco, May 1.-The fall meeting of the Blood Horse AssOciatiOn. has fixed on August llth, l3th, l6th, and 18th. Messrs Finnegan, Schwartz and Simpson were appointed a committee of arrangements.
 Senator Edmunds was serenaded last evening at the Palace Hotel by the first artillery band of the Presidio.
 Edmunds has been visiting Senator Sharon at Belmont.
 Henry COlbrOugh, president of the Genessee Touring mIlls of tnIs city, has just learned that the instrument tgur- ing so cOnsplcuously in- the dynamite plots is the same as the one offered hlm several years ago by a ScOtchman, urging hIm to aid ID patentinK 1t. The aLpar- atus consisted of clOckwork enclosed ID a tin box and cap containing fulminat- ing mercury, and tO be used for e1plOd- ing dynamite or giant powder. 4 patent was secured, but owing 70 some difficult ties 1t was never utilized. According to an EdInburg gh newspaper, the Irish ma- chine Is identical with the one patented here.
 A Portland, Oregon, dispatch says: The track of the MIssoula division of the Northern Pacific reached the 316jh mile yesterday J9J miles east Port land. IL IS expected the western divI- slOn wIll reach MIssOula and the eastern end reach Helena by June lOtn. The company will then issue through tickets from Portland 70 >t. Paul: fare Sl2p. in- cluding hundred and twenty-slx miles of staging.
 The Oregon and California railroad announce their California extension opened to-day To Glendale, 65 miles south of Rn-ebIrg.
 The POrtlni Oregonian says this morning that the fruit crop k failure generally throughout Oregon and Washington Territory. Iu the immediate nelEhDOrhood of Port lani all pears, Dlums aud prnnes are killed. cherries will be but half crop, apples half to twD-thirds. The failure was caused by the very warm weather ID February and March.
 SEATTLE. ". T., May 1.-The Grand Lodge, O. o. F. of Washington Ter ritory closes its ssssloI here this even ing. Their next meeting will be held at Wa'la Walla.
 Paul NandervoOrst, commauder-iu- chIefof the Grand Army of the Republic, arrived here this evening. Addresses Of welcome were delivered.