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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 281, 17 March 1877, Page 2

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fa San JEfranosco recently, Mrs. Annie Kearns>, a widow, agud SJ 1 years, wit ft twi> children, was reported to have attempted suicide by cutting tier throat. Another rumor had it ttiat some person had attempted ■ t<* murder her. la company witlif Officer M'Dennett, Casey repaired to> the hotwe, and the atfieers vailed in Dra. Rogers and Webb, who fc'mmd incised wounds of the woman's threat, arid applied such surgery as the casts required. When interrogated. as to. how it happened, she Raid that two masked men attacked her ; baft her story was imperfect and unsatisfiictesy. A careful inspection; of the preaa&ras by the policemen satisfied then* that the woman's. injuries resulted from an accident. Hhe had probably been on a chair, toppled, arid sha fell on the table, striking the lamp, breaking it and a leaf oi the table, and plunging the room into total darkness. Th« noise attracted the attention of the lodgers. The woman's injuries are severe.