Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-23
shn IN hacked hx Air. DAlxalIS own ruln-

she is backed by Mr.. Dalzolls own rela-
tives, who arc intensely disguised to think
that no should marry IN American woman
Who may give him II son, and Thus transfer
All English title and estate to Americans.
MIR. Dalzell is first heir to the Somerset
shire coronet and to M immense cst,ltc, af-
ter the living heir, who is Il drtormtdl, I'M
calmly dwarf. n sickly youth. Liable to die
without n moments warming. Mrs. Dnlzelf
no sooner arrived than, contrary to the
habits OF M opium eater. she displayed tho
most consnmmato tact in ferrctng out tho
circumstances Of tho Iivorce, tho means
employed, and who were the Instruments.
She found the offices and boarding places
where Fisher and hV t,lso witnesses re-
sided, and visited certain up town mansions
which are tre4uented by Mrs. Minnie bal
zen, wife number two. last week she
caused $50
So, THE ARREST OF F,snEB -.
and all implicated with him in the fraud.
They We're taken before, Justice Walsh last
Saturday. and a preliminary examination
was granted. S. V. Lowell. referee in tho
divorce case, Identical Frapk l., Archi-
bald ns tho person who represented him.
self us Augustus :. -Dalzcll in the snit.
Judge Walsh held Mr.. Fisher in II 500 bail
to appear tomorrow, when some OF the
above facts may he elcited. The theft of
the Judgment roll in tho case Of Dalze!i
agt DalZell was traced to Mr. Holt, II clerk
in Fishers Office. The roll has not been
discovered. It's loss Wilt cause no little an
noyance, and probably be the means OF the
escape of Fisher and his accompIices. The
| roll was stolen in May, hut no, action was
instituted by the District Attorney until If
ter the arrival Of Mrs. DalZell number one
from England. 49,.
WHEREABOUTS OF MIR. DALZELL.
Tho assertion that Mr.. -D..lzell had I'M
| .crtnken to isolate himself or keep his ad-
dress IL secret is mere fancy. His business
relations extended and extend over the con-
tincnt, and HIS reputation everywhere il
that Of II finished gentleman aud upright
business man. The attorneys for the plain
tiff are not pamed. Those engaged Tor Mrs.
DnlZell number one are NIessrs. Pray, knH-
bel Pray.
| THE PERSONS DIRECTLY INTERESTED
are the hlools of England. who look upon
MIR. Dalzelrs alliance with an American
wife ho had no male issue. They are fur
nisl,in. the means by which Mrs. Dalzell
number one hopes IT, intye the, sliyorce set
| asi,loas Illegal, because Illegally obtained.
It's probable That she will succeed in this.
'lAe facts wholly Justify ttmt course. This,
OF course, w6an&i inhnt,l tho inatriAsss e OF Mr.
ID. with his American vito. As it stands,
Mrs. Emma D..lzell has her child Ivy
her 4rrt luslYans and aSf,ngs4taf by! mar oqr
| riase with Mr.. u. Wien Mrs. Dalzell
! number two married Alr. d. he WAS nearly
millionaire. He is to-day poor man, but
with biilliantT prospects ot,i;'f a.iI u
The case involves points which have
never before been brought to the consid-
eratidhI tyof an American ,court There
is tho stolen judgement roll, the perjhred
lawyer, false husband Of Mrs. Emma Dali
zell, the absconding KinaI th4 bankruptcy
<ow Of raHapce around the whole. Nothing
particularly NAV. MtNtts apqte hatieipat-
ed developments, can be brought to light;
yet great interest will be taken in the trial.
There is abundance of English capital
backing the effort to set the divorce aside
What the plaintiff in the case can offer in
extenuation remains to be developed
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