Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-12
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Farther Facts About the Inquest.
San FRAScIsco, May 1.-THE result
OF the Inquest held this morning regard
ing the death Of the young millner,
Louie fiulisinger, was, that the deceased
came to her death from an overdose OF
neuralgia pills. As has been stated the
unfortunate young girl died suddenly,
wnile IL tile office Of Seth Cook. Alter
the testimony of the deceased
was iaken, aud uf medical
men called il, air. Cook
testified: | reside ut 3O2 Montgomery
street; occupation, mining maM. On the
night of the 2Sth deceased came to see a
dentist, DR.. Dutch, who has nm office in
ths same building. She came to my
room about l:30, just us l was leaving
for breakfast She saw some Appollin-
aris water on the sideboard, and asked
for some. ! told her she could have it.
then told her was going to the Nevada
restaurant for breakfast, and that she
could Join me. She replied that she
would come. She came to the restau-
rant about fifteen minutes after me. A
few minutes later noticed she was
taken with spasms. said TO her,
What is the natter!' She replied, Il
don't know. I found some neuralgia
pills in your sideboard, and l poured out
six or eight in my hand and took them.
II remembered" continued Mr..
Cook, "that l had some Of
Fowler's neuralgia pills, very powerful
~ | had tried one or two. The
spastns grew worse, and called for Dr.
Aver, who advised her to be taken
home. She objected, saying she wanted
TO be taken to my parlors. .assenled.
The spasms continued until halt past
six o'clock when she expired. | had
known Miss Hunsinger few months. .
The chemical analysis of the
stomach demonstrated tn. presence
OF strychnine and atropia. An analysts
Of Fowler'a neuralgia and nerve pills
showed that they contained strychnine
andbelladonna. Replying to the Coroner,
Professor Wenzell stated that congestion
OF the lungs could be produced by strych-
niue and belladonna. The jury returned
a verdict as above, that death was
caused by an overdose OF these pills acci-
dentally administered by herself.
san Francisco News.
SAS FRANcIsco, May Il ll.--Hon. j. A.
Crockett, ex-Justice OF the Supreme
Court Of California, is reported in q
dying condition.
The fall meeting Of the Blood Horse
Association Is fixed for August llth,
18th, 18th and 18th. Messrs. Finnegau,
Schwartz aud Simpson were appointed
as 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 Bel
mont
Henry Colbrough, President OF the
Ge1nessce FIGURING Mills in this city,
has Just learned that the instrument now
figuring soconspicnously in dynamite plots
is the same as one offered to him several
years ago by Scotchman, urging him to
aid ia patenting it. The apparatus con
sisted Of cleckwork enclosed in tin
box and cap containing illuminate OF
mercury, and to be used for exploding
dynamite or giant powder A patent
was secured. but owing to some difficult
ties was never utilized. According to a
description in an Edinburgh newspaper,
the Irish machine is identical with the 4
one patented here.
A Portland, Ogn., dispatch says the
track Of the Missoula Division OF the
Northern Pacific reached the seth mile
yesterday, 500 miles east Of Portland. 1t
is expected that the western division
will reach Missoula and the eastern end
will reach Helena by June 10th. The
Company will then issue through tickets
from Portland to St. Paul, fare Sl20, in
Guiding hundred and twenty.six miles
OF staging. The Oregon and California
Railroad announce that the California
extension will be opened to-day to Glen
dale. sixty-five miles south of Roseburg.
The Portland Oregonian says thus
morning that the fruit crop is n failure
generally throughout Oregon and Wash.
ington Territory. In the immediate
neighborhood OF Portland all the pears,
plums and prunes are killed. Cherries
will yield half crop and apples half to
two-thirds. The failure is caused by
very warm weather in February and
March.
Apaehes Attacked with slaughter
Ban Francisco, May ll.-A disIatch
this morning from Hermosillo, Mexico,
dated the 10th, says: Colonel Torres re.
turned last night from the Sierra Madres.
He had been pursuing Apaches twenty
days, found them intrenched in strong
hold, attacked them with 800 troops and
destroyed the Indians. The troops
Hanked the hostiles, charging them in
the rear at the point of the bayonet.
The Indians fled, leaving eleven dead.
Five soldiers were killed and eight se-
riously wounded. Col. Torres says the
Apaches fought savagely. They were
armed with repeating rifles. Col. Torres
thinks the Indian troubles in Sonora are
ended. The troops returned to Qua
mAscn and Moctezuma with the wounded
and to replenish their rations.
4. o. q. r. and q. A. II. Matters.
SEATTLE, w. T., May lO.-The Grand
Lodge !. 0. o. f., of Washington Ter
ritory. closes its session here this even
ing. The next meeting is to be held at
Walla Walla.