The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

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med ltlaione " with whom slle pretended to-
Pc ssgn ltfePs Aud ~ whom she promised
hand and tpEtupa iafmedi ilely altor. the old
mans lemises ysthe advicesof lhis OILY
GaEamon, ssand insubsdieelos Is certain ii.
EssinCts liIn5reference Cd her liasriape, She
plotted foFstiie perfofmanee of b secoftlI ce..
Ienaglly With lier lies y - ehiich She convin-
csd nm was 81 5neceasary 70 her social stand.
ing and personal happiness. Accordingly
the ,cer ereplony was reformed by the Rev
Mr., Shultz, at Werburgh's Church, Dublin
in the year 1S35--4the only marriage flor
tnnateIy for the LADY, recognizable By law
| In delivering the decision. After this Mr.
Kelly was mesmeraed into max inc ID new
will, in which he revoked the fofmer be,
hastsI-ohlg leaving TO hisdaaghter, whom
he fotmeIiy9so foddly loved, .f10O ($5001
a yeaf-alld appointing his wife wRole aud
tsoleiegatee to the bulk Of his enormous es.
taes 49
One OF the romantic. iRcidsms Of this
case was this His daughter, on whose
edncation he had expended 50 much pains
and money; having been totally neglected
was thrown upon the Kindness Of some
trieEds. in the neighboyhood Of her fathers
princely mansion 81 KiItoon. She Was ac-
tually reduced to poverty when d Mrs.
i Manchoon, the Kind hearted postmisttess
Iof,hd village OF Athleague, ceatriVed to- es-
tablish an interview between the father and
daughter, trusting 10 the inhuence. of
anatnral emotiou, in causing some change
favorable to her pFotegs in the breast of
the infatuated and unnatural parent. The
millionaire and his lone child met n the
back parlor of tie village post office The
lold maa's feelings were deeply wrought up.
on. Memory dawned upon his intellect,
and many ysendearing 1reniscences obtflded
themselves upon his distemperod mind.
Tears rolled down his wan faded cheeks,
aud warmly embraced her he loved 50 in
4 tentnsely N former years. .r
. Mrs Kelly having been informed oi
her lord aud masters visit to the little Sc.
questered village, collected her myrmydons
and went in search of the strayed sheep
They made an excursion on the premises
) found the ancient truant in the act of hi;
tears aud embraces, forced him from the
premises, and made him believe that hi!
daug ghter~ planned death by poison or assas
sination
i =
! lone for all necessary purposes, to answe
the requirement Of the law conceived tn
liea Of throwing of SO odisrepuIAb.e tool
{ who did not hesitate 70 perform the dirt
work sue required ~ HIN for a considera
! ton. rsse
The wealthy pa:venuG was finally indu
: oed TO purchase a progeny IN England, il
: WarwicksAire where he lived bur shpr
: time previous. to his dissolution il 18A5
: when his re!ict came into possession
: lot all his property aud effects. Whe
: Malone saw that no. chance remained 70
. him of grasping the object of his doubl
:, passion--avarice and lust-hs became tu
i rious and vowed vengeance.
: One claimant 10 the Kelly estate va
: sillenced by a bribe of 5000 But Ma
{ lone was not TO be satisfied with triAt
T. de gave. to a Mr., Grear,Ya most respect
! able solicitor, a package Of letters of th
!, most criminal and aagltious character,
:, which Mrs Kelly laid open her tissue
: audacieus and vagahond plans, and whic
7 under Providence led to the developmel
: of the entangIed network by which tt
:. case was wound up aud surrounded.
1t eventually turned out that there WI
= no proper ard legal marriage in 1927; til;
= Mr.. Kelly made in 1885 g bO1ag,fde viii an
testamenis which was destroyed by q
: "paTtner ofhis, soul; thatswhen he was DO
Z ing, and mentally incapable, she induce
I. him to make q new will in her favor; ar
- that Malone was icognizant Of, 6 q part
) TO, all these facts.
Grounded On these developments and /
elI Sc
! Eincased as they. were in arobe Of he mo
singular romance, Justice Crampton,on ;
half Of his brother delegates Of final appe
= on. the. merits declared heisecond wiil nj
= and void, aud pronounced 4 he decision !
be against Mr Kelly, with costs; shsrel
saddIing her with expenses amounting
$45, 600 and only leaving her wife 'sssha
I.ei --one-third of the. real and personal estat
a amounting in. the whole tonsarly q milli'
- and ., half ofdollars!!.s 81.
The pool girl who was al outcast ai
q wanderef, in poverty and ohscuriSy,
seyerall years'the heroine of the. bRck.ps
q lorsceas Of the little post Office Of Alh
league county RoscommQns isa now
IS aeirsss, worth her half iilion fof dolla
- In winding up our bunals saf facts. viii
are bue the sbarast outlines Of the singnl
II pictprelwe would express 81 hope staatat
" rood Mrs. Manoloon, the poat-Enistre
81 viii not be. forgotten, in the sedistTibnti
"a Of the old mans estates sslfaas as
,s-lesa s. asst ts,-s+-ea----s--@i--a--e i3sss 81
Il. sKEEPsHIm D0WE - Ay, keep shimIdON
81 what bnisinesssnas a.pooFI man % fiss,vlli
~ outs a7 name--Wifh ifhont fpiends-sNitha
Il .lshononble1b IL his veins! We Ahs
Is known him ever since he wsas4a boy
oeIwe Ensw his father tfoEe MIN, and Ii i
II. but auaaohani nie--ana - hat merit can @.
sIalbe insthe yonhg stfiplings 8 Such sa