Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-23

tehc il. backed by Mn .Dslzelrs own rela-
tives, who arc Intensely disguised to think
! that he should marry an American woman
Who may give him IL sou, and thus transfer
| in English title and estate to America1ls. -
| Mr.. Dalzell is first heir to the Somerset
| shire coronet and to an immense estate, af-
ter the living heir, who liz II deformad, iu1s
calmly dwarf, sickly youth, liARlNtd do
without moments warming. Ms. Dalzelr
no sooner arrived than, contrary to the
habits Of an opium eater. she displayed the
most consummato tact in ferreting out the
! circumstaasssL 81 tho DIVORCES the means
employed, and who were the instFamsatS.
She found the offices and boarding places
where Fisher and his false witnesses re-
sided, aud visited certain up town mansions
which ara tseansnted BY Mrs: Minnie Dali
xeA wife number two.~ Last week she
| sss' nm nn, Aaarsr a. II asubS I/l,!,Ii
una all implicated with him in the fraud
They were taken pffols 4p'stice Walsh la q
Saturday, and q pre1ihihfdry' examination
| was granted. s. Y. Lowell. referee in the
bald al the PERSON who represented; liimi
| self rs Augustus s. .Dalzell in the snit.-
Judge walsh held Mr. Fisher in 81, sou bail
to appear tomorrow, when some of the
above facts may be elected. The theft of
the judgna6nt1 doll mi thpr cdset Of Dnlzell
agt. DAlzell WAS traced to Mr.. Holt, clerk
| in Fishers Office. The roll has not been
discovered: Its loss will cause no littlo a1l
noyance, and probably be the means Of the
escape of Fisher and his accomplices. The
roll was stolen IN May, but aH action was
! instituted by the District Attorney until af-
ter the arrival Of Mrs. Dalzell number one
from EpghndsO 3 o39sJor ..,oi,
WHEREABOUTS OF MIR. DALzEL1.
The assertion that Mr.. D..lzell bad I'M
dertaEen u isdjatS hihselfsor keAn his nd:
dress secret is mere fancy. His business
relations extended and extend over the con-
tinent and lis reputation every where? is
that OF q finished gentleman aud upright
business man. The attorneys for the plain
ltih u e not MINED. .Rhose engsAd for Mra
Dnlzell number one are Mess1s. Pray, kn@-
bel Play.
r. TIE PERSONS DIRECTLY INTERESTED
ore tho bloo,ls Of England, who'loo upon
Mr.. Dalzell's alliance with All American
wif WIFE Is s la s ae Gsls issue MY a1s fur.
nishipg the means by which Mrs. Dalzell
;;ie al Slisesi becsaso lIioesii Sbtaiaed'
| Ills probable that she will succeed in this.
q a'' isy ,s sE$ sSs$f I'M NJ
| d. with his American wife. Az it stands,
Mrs. Emma Dalzell has her child by
A 4ns5 xil% NRss sl! Yl 3e1
! number two married Mr.. D. he was nearly
a millionaire; He is to-day 2 poor map, but
with Bl7Qlant6 77oaSpeaR ebB1t sdt OF
The case involves points which have
never before been brought to the consid-
IS q stglsa ee 93s ps;a asss
lawyer, false husband of Mrs. Emma Dali
zell the absconding Kin4t bankruptcy
OF tie central figure, which t1Rbws q shad-.
vow IF 1aNaqce around the whole. Nothing
parfe@1hy 1haA htNtl9 ar4le hAtifiPat-
ed developments, con be brought to light;
yet great interest will be taken in the trial.
Th%e is abundance 81 tEpelish. capital
backing the effort to set the divorce aside.
What the plaintiff in the case can offer in
extAnuation remains to be DEVELOPED
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