Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-10-04
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1 NEW HAVEN, Sept. 26- Miss Nell
 Fish, l6 year old girl, is in jail m tn
 city, charged with having made thre
 deliberate attempts 10 poison her motht
 by putting trough on rats in her tej
 The girl has always been way ward an
 hard to keep in bounds, and has sever;
 times run away from home, Last wee
 she put Paris green in her mothers te;
 The first time it made her sick, and tn
 second time she suffered q severe lit c
 vomiting, The last time she put poiso in the tea her mother becamr suspi
 clous, and she had her daughters room
 searched, An examination resulted il finding a quantity of poison in hal
 cup of tea, The girl, when accused
 admitted what she had done. but saiC
 it was just for fun, She was arrested
 and locked up,
 About month ago Sarah Ellis,
 niece of Mrs. Fish who resided witt
 them and who was appointed post mis
 tress at West Cheshire short timI
 since, died after a brief illness. It is
 now generally supposed that the girl
 died from the effects of poison admins
 tered by the Fish girl. The body will
 be exhumed and a thorough examin. ation made. Her reason for administer
 ing the polson is that her mother would not let her out when she liked.
 PrTTsBURG, Sept 26-Capt Trimble- ton, Seventh United States Cavalry com mandant at Fort Sill passed through Pittsburg. He says the greatest Indian uprising of recent times is certain to come. Some Indians have got an idea a great medicine man is to come and wipe out the whites and restore their ownership to the country. The result Is they entered with fervor of fanatics upon a series of ncantations and reli- gious orgies. Five thousand Indians about Fit. Sill have renounced christian ity and he is certain that in short time will pretend to be the expect ed great medicine man and then trouble will begin. He thinks all United States garrisOns should be doubled.
 BEDDING, Cal, Sept. 26.-The Bedding and Cedarville stage was robbed last night about 9 miles from Bedding ear Morley station at Il o'clock. Two rob bers both masked, one large, the other short strongly built fellow ordered Ed. Bracelet to stop, at the same time pre- ;enting their postols. The first ques- lions asked was if there were any pass engers. Wells Fargo Co.'s box and mall pouch were then ,hrown out on demand from which some 500 was abstracted. The entire en- 'elopes and packages being put back in he box and the sack returned to the iriver. The robbery was not unexpected Is suspicious characters had been hang ng around the locality for some time, n fact all tools used were stolen in the It is supposed they are Id hands at the business for one of l hem advised that the mail be left ur- ouched.
 BLooMINGToS, H., Sept. 26.-Bloom- lgtOn is greatly excited over the sensa- ional suicide, on Saturday night, of | lrs. Fannie McMillan, wife of Fred Me- lillian, formerly of this city, and who now in New York, the manager of 1 ay Templeton. Mrs McMillan was dis Overed in her apartments at the Phenix [otel yesterday morning in comatose ondition, and died shortly afterward. he had taken five grains of morphine. he had SC tied all her debts and had ,ated that she was going to leave the ty for a few days. She left letters ating her intention of committing lcicide, directing how she should be i'd out and where she should be buried, Id requesting that no notice be sent of er death to her parents or friends
 week ago she brought d lot in Ever cen Cemetery in this city, in which
 e requested that she be inferred.
 Mrs. McMillan was the daugher of illionairs w. H. Campbell of Hamil- n, Ohio. She was also the full cousin
 Governor Campbell of Ono, and the ster of the wife of Congressman Mor- w of the Seventh Ohio District. Five ars ago she married Fred McMillan in licago, and about two years ago she me to Bloomington where McMillan | as located as the agent of tho Consoli- ted Tank Line Company. McMillan came dissiDated and their life here IS one of unhappiness, Mrs. McMillan | , cusing her husband of inidelity and , gelect. Just about year ago Mrs. cMillan attempted self destruction by ltting a sponge wetted with choral in { IT mouth and handkerchief over her | ce. She was resuscItated after hours !, hard work. McMillan thereupon left IT and went to Philadelphia, to which ( ace she followed him, creating a sensa- )n in the Colonade Hotel, where she f at him. She then went to Ohio to her , mily, who made an unsuccessful at mpt to place her in private asylum r mental treatme-t. A few months ago Mrs. McMillan [ me back to Bloomington, and has z en living at the hotel since. She ob ined divorce from McMillan in the urt here on the plea of repeated s uelty, McMillan making no defense. S
 is believed she brought the suit hop r z to bring McMillan back to her, as 6 was still infatuated with him. He, 'wever, did not reciprocate her affec- q m. V Mrs. McMillan was handsome bru- q tte, and one of the most stylish women CT seen in this city. The discovery r IS made last night that she made q t Il on Saturday, which was duly signed f d witnessed, leaving all her prop ' perty, real and personal, chiefly in lmilton, Ohio, to Miss Maggie Daily, V ambermaid in the Phenix Hotel who
 d been kind to her during her stay 6 ere. f BATTLE GREEK, Mich, Sept. 27.-This ' y is excited over the finding of pure : Id while drilling a well for city water, sand brought up from a distance of feet below surface. 1t is in small ggets and is pure gold,
 DUBLIN, Sept. 27.-There is no abate- n of ,,t tho of +bo | .,