Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-23
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2.:;S; j:i.is ARM ABLE DIVORCE
!s,:. IN RECORD.

7.:;~s a:Eu.:M!Hi.E DIVORCE
!>!. sas RECORD.
" =, -, xE'e ~" .ait:: n:l IL 1,i
snr %i.",rrsesshirc Coronet :-to"r
s.n:s visa .n Opium Eating Wife
noe ci', pt~orcc-Div"rcc OBJ
,rnri : rr"vy-Pnpcrs Stolen from
.:,r Courts 'scal'rcar""cc of the 1n-
,.:s-t. ~ tic. :. ,~,->-- -
f., Nr:"l! divorce suit, which was so
,,vi,Hiv disposed OF in April last, has
IS ,,.-.t!iuri under strange and interest
;,N:; circumstances, and prouises to be,
,'.,l" tho ''fpN ming srps 9na.hnot tHe AN4
t,,mu a,1,lscprhit4 Winter C,irio,isly;-ie
- .',.,.: :. struggle Tor n coronct between
l.n ,liShm,n and Americans IN interna-
ill.,, Al race ,,r Il tille and its accompanying
,;~,n,, estate. 1t is y medley Of spicy and
,:.u ~ll..l i;l;rrarics. 1t is L case present
!, :, IT," minority Of the persons involved in
boil! :; pilial'e and n criminal position. 1t
hrl surround '1it>clt with fraud, lperjury
80 H., r.. net those most Interested, and
,,'.,, have to lear its ills, haze not possibly
i", IL guilty Of either.
THE DIVORCE, "a;
y, ti;jon",l for hy Mr.. Augustus S. Dalzell,
,,h i,,nIisI. ,ns.l,. II not OF rank, OF former
=, ". .lli'i. AND closely allied to All Eng
+ !. ..rron, T, way granted by the Supreme
,r,,t 1t Hr,okly,F last, Aprik by the deyi-
.",,, ot 2l,. s. Y. Lowell, WHOM the ST.
";o, Court appointed referee. The ap-
i,n.',;rn VAS made in the Superior Court
81 N,,, Work ,.,arlv three years ago. Mr..
i','.:"r ;H,l tor it on the ground of in
r,,'.,lM,i Utility Of temper AMI descrtion, his
wifi. EnHi:. Nalz'lI, havin. become con-
':''n'; cl'i"'n eater. and having gone to
Tn lana AFTER II siding with her husband
!.rGn 'nnr ycars, during which time they
:, Y ~ The %,'n" house, vet as strangers to
!, nt',,r. Ms Emma Dnlzel was
.:'nr El.s,i+'l widow With daughter
II, y Mr.. ).,lzcll married her. Her peo-
e. ar, OF tie English aristocracy, as are
Nv. ~Dalzcl''s. 4 VIRTUAL separation had
for wears previous to his making a petl-
:,.p tHr the divorce during which time
'.r heranc acquainted with and enamored
ii
MRS. pA7.ZELL No.
-, was 4 Young, educated, wealthy, and
,trc,nelv attractive young American wild:
", having young daughter as the fruis Of
ir.r first llarrin:c. MIR. DalzeH enjoyed
A.. possession OF q large fortune, the bulk
~ which he had accumulated in British
';1in"l % u planter. Mr.. d. s excuse for
t,,lmiu. !his attachment was the utter in-
compatibility ot temper between his wife,
Irr,:, :',!z,.ll, and himself; and after hav-
I!,t the promise Of Miss Minnie Dalzell, his
=, r. sent wife, that she would marry him,
,.,nyidiug lie obtained IN honorable sdi.
wore" from Mrs Emma Da1zell, he institut-
rt proceedings to that end. Meantime his
l",~iurs@ dropped of, and, after severe loss
-. he gathered the debris of bis fortune,
eat t. G:.ii,rnia, and embarked in the
in tr,le with LIVERPOOL, having associ.
1T / himself with Mr.. King, under the
nam ri .>,l., I" Co., house which be-
t',,,e y first class concern, with extensive
,,.iit 1t home and abroad. Mr.. Dalzell is
. thorough going business man, shrewd
d: 'naocr, and business prosperol under his
,.i.tti"n. Tie gave his easc into the hands
tt,W>lf;,n ). Fi,hf ahwyer at No. 3O9
i'r 'lr'y, with a promised fee Of $4,000,
l,>yl,l.. whenever the case should be decid-
II in his ft;"r. Ii ait"rward appears that
He promise of such Il tempting fee induced
;'', ,.ij'1',"y to resort to means which have
sit ia III; arrest and trial for stealing
i1d II, II r''l of the Supreme Court.
ri.'r TO CALIFORNIA.
/ ri" Mr.. DA'zeil,a yeAr ago that
:, !; ,,' wo;li surely be obtained within
..I!y l:.+. Mr.. D., tlicn despatched a
.. u, 10 Lis present wife to Join him in
!lanri-ro. without delay, and would
). ri r. aril,,'i J." married. She went to
i " '..isco, i,ul. Mr.. Fisher, E,ilcd to
ga H. 'i,orce us he had promised.
.,4nt Woman remained in Saal 'FEsill.
t.. - mi! .I;uuary Chen she returned.
Mr.. -, 'ltr min SOFT word that the di-
,t..a w,,i snnn to be granted, and impor-
4 10 10 -
.s'.l get lnarri'l, Mr. ID. camo, tho we'd
~, day Wa. a,,,n,nt'd, rousseau was ar
/ .s.cl, and other heavy expenditures were
.,:. Pressing business arrangements call
60, lTr. Dalzel! back to San Francisco. The
ti*rs ..irl friends Of the present Mrs.
i..;>.ll warc disappointed, and though MIR.
-, ii ;,, Il urgent business calls as an cx.
',', tor liz; abrupt return to the Golden
.t,, they conla not reconcile themselves
:,t:e. situation.
DIVORCE, PERJURY, FRAUD.
2!r. Fi,i,r leramn desperate over the
.,,i,jsr -, coo fee, and determined to
},.,nr /, Il ,r,I to Vim the coveted prize.
Vt 10 -" I,.,ltth to his own satisfaction that
Il ,,lj.l h. Useless to continue the petition
u3ri'I 'i,' odd plea Of incnmpatiblity OF
I .,l,!,et and desc rtion; SO he changed it to
n.itDv committed in New York. The ap-
-, ,,j',, t" the New York Court was with
ri:;,,,n, and q new ono under tho new crlmi-
t,a! charge was made before tho Supreme
''o..t Of Eroohlyn. Mr.. Fisher brought
'"rHu,d 'ir Frank r. Archibald, who ap-
,..."h h'Inrr the referee, Mr. Lowell, and
an" Wis., n" Wa; Augustus S. Dnlzell and
:,,.nrri i % EnnmM D'ulzcll. Another
Y,incS w.'H PIE ,rntn.l, IL lame man, who
Ey"re to b. adultery; and on these per
lnrrd rni)r, sent atoms the divorce was grant
~. I,.,il' II arrived hero about tho
:". :ii.,", ...i wa; Immediately married
~ jr: in'." I''t;"'t lady l"v",a young WON
IT ,!i,i.l;n uhAl,k. cll;,rAcirr, who has
...,,I. hin u devoted wife. The marriage
=, ,:rrtn, private a.: possible. None but
= ID. $40 Ultimate nnl confidential friends
.. ,.;vrA ,Aris. I'.n advice Of Mr. Fishcl
i,Ai"Hrh, which was to allow the whole
~, ,"tj,.,t 10 regain silent for ono year,
al N''' jn' vent amy possibility OF Emma
i,.l,I' .,,r.' 'rinn to break tho divorce
a. !n'>.! ,r,il Fisher his tee of $4,000
\',!, ir!,r'!f ,nr his present wife knew
ti.,, trl,l,, which Fisher had ,crpetrated tt
,u or1r hlr. DaIzell and secure hiH fee. .
r1<G :. co. "A rarrH'KE.
T~o w"rE> after marriage, Mr.. DalZcl
,5,'i>ti word That Ming, his partner, haf
81. cont Il with 500, 900 of his (DaIZclPs
1.o,u !, and tt!t, ]'n WAS Il ruined man il
con,eyufnGo. They had large credits j,
II lind; bnt Knight hp!"arf, had informed
',,.. Emma NlIlrll Of the divorce obtained
~ Nr. y. $ marriage. Sho immcdi
'>I,'l, 'y"h Kings advice, and stopped
".'rt +, ,,lz"ll of all sums to his cred
60, r. .''' ':,!,is sudden turn i'll tn
';r''.'' III i', ri":ln life hankruptcd Mr.
t''Iz' II, bat 'iA act crush him; for his lon
recr.I upright ln'siness life had sccnre'
.l,l mTny able friends, who extendetlit
San Tia" 1'""' cary funds to begin bushes
a,.,n IL did 80, and is in san Francisco
,r. ;r",in,t ;,,"l "Iiu:t.
iiirM bNi I: THE SEAS
r,1,,' ,,"' ''iiA Mrs.. Emma l:,'zrIl to nn,lr,
t,..,. t., .,',t'n, "!ilhnnv AMI counsel fees, q
=, II ,-,Ln tiu. q, ,.l,,. for divorce since
t,.,,.l nj. Nv f,I,i,i,nI IN thi