The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1882-10-28
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Personal Mention.

John Devay, editor OF the Irish Nation in
New York, was indicted by the grand jury
for libel, the complainant being August Bel
mont the banker On the 30th of Septem-
bet an article appeared in the Irish Nation
accusing Mr.. Belmont of withholding certain
drafts sent through his banking house by the
late John Mahony. then head center ofthe
Fenian brotherhood, to member of the
order in.Ireland: that subsequently the sen
der of the drafts demanded back the money
BAT that, as alleged. Mr.. Belmont acting in
the interest of the British government
and in fragrant violation of the trust reposed
in him as ha%kee:< -Sefused To deliver
the money.
Montgomery, county, Md, reports sad
ieathbed scene. Judge William Bowie be-
ing about to die, he requested his beautiful
daughter Ella. popular society belle, to
marry DR.. White, TO whom she had cen
betrotEed for several years, and it was done.
The self sacrificing devotion of the young
lady will be understood when it is stated
that preparations for fashionable wedding
next month had been made, and she willing
Is forewent the brilliant social event i'll
which she was to have been the central fig
ure.
Gen Brady's ill-lutk does not come singly,
ton to his other troubles his Canadian in
vestment threatens financial embarrassment
of grave nature. 1t is said he invested
| some $780, 600 in timber land about twenty
miles below Montreal. He has been unable
to operate the mills profitably, and has put
| in additional money into the business until
| he has now sunk some $50, 600 in the venture.
| Brady is now said to be trying to sell the
property and save further loss.
The aid ofthe Brooklyn New York police
| was solicited Thursday in the search for
| William REM. a well-known merchant Of
| Minneapolis Mimi \ short time ago his
wife attended the funeral of her sister in
Brooklyn, and was found there by her hus-
| band He remained in Brooklyn about two
weeks, and then suddenly disappeared. 1t
| is said that Mr.. REM had an attack of paral
| ysis some time ago, and that since then he
| has been subject to fits of temporary insan-
| ity.
| Caroline Sober 4 widow aged forty, who
has delusion since childhood that she had
a snake in her stomach, was operated upon
by DR.. Park at the county hospital in
Chicago. The doctor administered anes-
! thetic and cut open her stomach. No snake
was found but one overy found to be dis
eased. She had made herself and friends
] miserable by THE deltSlOn Tor years. She
was greatly prostfated by excitement and
the operation, and will probably die.
President Hayes Of the tariff commission
says: 1--WE have been greatly surprised that
the press of the country has ridiculed and
oftentimes abused us when our work has
been done carefully and honestly. If our
report does not come up to what is expected,
the people can only blame themselves and
the newspapers. ! suppose we shall make
up tariff schedule and recommend it to
congress-"
The widow of Richard Realf, the brilliant
but cratic and Inflated poet has just Sc
cured a verdict against Lippincott's for pub
fishing scandalurs sketch of her dead hus-
bands checkered career The case was a
novel one, and it has had fit ending.
Z. Hesbine Smith, we'll known editor OF
leading Western New York papers, died at
Rochester, Saturday night.
A London photographer has sent $4,000
pictures of Mrs. Langtry to this country.
Mrs. Langtry has arrived in New York