Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-29

lace to warrant his client in commence
ing suit for a limited divorce against the
former and one for criminal conversation
against the latter.
Dukes Still mt UnIOntOwn-The
Citizens Greatly Excited Miss
Mutt PrartieIng with "a RevoI-
Yer.
UNIoNTowN, Pa, March 2S.--Not-
withstanding the fact that Dukes has
been notified by the citizens to leave
town within twenty.four hours, he still
remains locked up in his room in the
hotel. The feeling among the citizens
is very intense against Dukes and is
growing hourly more bitter as he acts as
If he proposes to defy public sentiment.
1t is said that Dukes greatly fears Col.
Nuts oldest son, who is about twenty
years old 1t was with difficulty that
the young man could be dissuaded from
killing Dukos before the trial. It is
thought now that, as the law failed to
convict Dukes, he proposes to avenge
his fathers murder. Another fact has
just come TO light from near friends of
the Mutt family that Miss Lizzie Mutt,
the beautiful and accomplished young
daughter, over whom all the trouble
occurred, is practicng with revolver
with the intention of shooting her
traducer and murderer of her father
The Convert TO Judaism
BALTIMORE, March 2S.- Several weeks
ago Miss Lotta Galloway, aged Is, re.
nounced the Christian religion and en-
braced the Hebrew faith. After course
of studies she took up her residence at
the home of Rabbi Lilienthal, who
adopted her as his daughter, calling her
Rebecca, and she designated him affec-
tionately as papa. A rumor prevailed
to-day that they were to be married, and
q correspondent called upon Miss Gallo
way to learn the truth or falsity of it.
The young lady indignantly denied that
there was any truth in the rumor but
added in explanation that the rumor
probably grew out of the fact that, few
days ago, the Rabbi presented her to
Hayman Renrich and informed her that
he tLilienthaD proposed to give her to
a widower. and as he did not 4ke the
idea of her going to a boarding house,
he had selected husband for her. 81
was perfectly astounded," said Miss Gal.
lowsy, "and Indignantly rejected the
proposition, but have since been perse-
cuted by the man in every possible way,
though | have not given him the slightest
encouragement. l am happy in the He.
brew faith, but am not prepared TO
marry, and when am l propose to
select my own husband" The case has
excited extraordinary interest in Hebrew
circles.
Conspiracy Against Post
mistress.
FoRT WORTH, March 2s.-Great ex.
citement has been caused here over tho
arrest of Mrs. Belle Burchard, postmis-
tress at this place, charged by two
clerks in the Office with retaining mails
and in other ways violating the rules of
the department. The matter was thor.
oughly investigated and Mrs. Burchard
released on bonds. The two clerks who
conspired against her were discharged.
Heavy Damages Claimed.
BALTIMORE, March 2S. Rev. George
Hicks, of Washington, Guiteau's spirit
american for S35, 900 for libel in assert
ing that he sold Guiteaus bones.
More Bodies Recovered.
BRAIDwooD, ILL.,, March 29. -Four |
more bodies were recovered tonight and |
will be brought up tomorrow. All the
bodies not identified yesterday have
been fully identified to-day.
Recommended for Postmaster
General
TOPEKA, Kan, March rs kilograms
signed by large number OF prominent
officials and citizens have been sent 10
President Arthur recommending Hon. |
John A. Martin, of Atchison, for Post
master.General.
Norris and Uouck.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 2S.-J. T. Nor.
ris, detective of the Hooking Valley
(Ohio) Railway, passed through here
this evening from California, having in
custody Lou Houck, charged with mur-
der.