Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-11

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81. PErxnaHUno, Deo.-The Q6gcia
Messenger says ths recall of TIE R1ssiAl
agents Was not intendod % asver ~
ties uniting Bulgaria and Rusaia.
only siRuifsd Rualia'1 refusal 20 racoQ
niEs aha legality of lhe coudition q
9GAirs under Which an insignificant mi
nority ssiBsd suprema power, and imag
ined Il vas entitled % guide Bulgarian
dssiinies, and make she people ils tools
Revolutionary passions have had per
nioioos eaeots upon the public morality
of BalgaEia-
Reanusa Rentn.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-Tha Dake Of Man,
chester announces 9 permanent redno.
tion of 15 PER cent in renia On ell hiI
estates In Ireland.
Feat Racs Ter essee.
Edward Eanlan, ths oarsman, saill
fer Canada today. Being asked when
bis match with Beach on Nepaan river,
New South Wales, aill Be roWed, hs
said be preferred that 8 should taxa
place IN June. The stakes would b
5000 = side, and Beach Wsnld allow
him expasaea.
Thirseen PePssns DFsWned.
4 lifsboat has besn wrecked at South
port, Whils sndeagoring 10 relieve z dis
treased vessel. and thirteen persons we're
drowned.
rae Moaarkoma mGvorce Case.
On Rssumption of the Campbell
divsrce case today. MuEphy, ooaqaal Cor
Gen. Bullag, defended his client against
the allegations that be had been erin
tnally intimate with Lady Colin. He
said Gen. BullsE had visited Lady Oolin
bat onae, that vas on April lSth, when
thaEe vas not q aingle suggestion OF
fmpropriety either by act or word. He
deao1nced she witnesses who had testi-
fed for the defense, and declared that
perjury vas rife ana stalking abroad.
Counsel fer DR.. Bird Ia bis defense
said the charges which had been
brought against bis client we're adultery
and proenFing and oonoealinz miscaF-
Riaae. II they we're proved DR.. Birds
credit, reputation and position would BE-
destroyed. He declared it vas mon
stFous that such charges should be made
on sach himsy pEutext as the defense
H88 oNGkNus
In the Campbell divorce case today
Lady Cokn Campbell was called. she
entered the witness boz amid profound
silence. She vas vorg pale, and testi-
ded 10 q slow, distinct voice. She said
that until tbs family meeting at Thuree
Square 10 1883 she hhd exchanged let.
teEs daily with heF husband when ab-
sant. Before their marriage Lord Colin
asked her IL abe would consent when
married 20 their occupying separate
rooms. She consented, and Lord Colin
asked her NOS 70 dfVulgs the fact that
be had made thia request. She insisted
on telling her mother. The nature Of
hia illness vas unknown 70 her till May,
1888. She never preasad Lord Colin 20
marry her, bat her mother disliked long
engagements. She said she vas sdu-
Gated 10 Italy, and SPOKE Italian and
French bofoFo ahe learned she EnRlish
language. She sang, painted aud wrote
books. She vas also Journalist. Shs
aanR at forty charity concerts, o. one
Of which Lord Colin attended. She
taught night classes Of faotoFy girls,
visited the po9F IN the dHy time, and
served so1p FOR two h0uFs and worked
daily, aiding the poor OF Sa9rgu Hill.
Lord Colin knsW Of every engagement
and OF every work among the poor, and
be never objected. Hha vent into
socioty alons by her husbands express
wish, Ii order that she fact Of hia illness
should b unknown. He wished it
understood be was engaged In the House
Of Commons. Lsrd Coiin accepted en-
QaQemenss for both. and thea desired
her 10 20 alone. HsT husband vent b
Scotland IN 1854 and she attended hin.
She lefl him there Ia order 30 visit her
mother. He vas better 81 The time aud
preferred her 20 20. She felt 81 the
lies4 i've days after the oonsummation
Of her marriage, II NoVembeF, 1881.
She vas very "a. and vas never free
from The symptama until April, 1855.
The sickness. she said, Was Of varied In
sensity. Sometimes she aufoFsd Rgsat
pain. She spoke 20 her husband Of heE
complaint, and be said: ~It's OF no con-
sequence. All women have that sort Of
thing" In February, 1884, Lord Colin
retained home. On one occasion, Wills
sitting beside her coach, be began 70
cry, and eai6 people we're very eFnel u
saying be ought not 70 have married on
account Of his health. The same even
ing Lord Ooiin aaid u wag better 70 be
on the safe side. and he told her whAs
precauticns 90 take. She followed HE
direoiioss, and u aage her great pain.
She consulted DE-. Bird in NovsmbeE,
iB82. and be examined her. In April,
1855. shs w1s seriously IL. nnd waa 81
tended b. DE-. Bird. DE-. Hicks vas
twiee summoned. Tha operation VS.
performed in October. 1858, and shs e.
teTwafd impEoved. She did not knog
the na1urs of heF Own o. hsr husbands
illnssa. Lord Oulin arRed her % dismiss
Ross Basr, VIA. hs said, eossipad ahoat
him ID the kitchen. She (wifueas) OBJ.
isetsd, beoauss shs thoaHhi Rose . good
maid. Lord Collin insisted, and she
gave Rose Q month'a notice. She asked
ONeill What Rose bad been saying
OfNeill replied; She said The Duke 0f
NaFlboFouGh visited youg Foon at Leigh
CsuFtn Is was unsrna thai ahs tWit-
ness said 10 ONaill. u IL 9 dsmnsd
lis.5 R0ss dsnisd What ahs VS. &c
ouaad of, cried, and said that ahs Waa 3
wicked girl Wiineas sid that she had
lied % Wickedly she (witnesa) would
uiihdrau ihs aaEsEtiasmanf for Q ST.
uation for her, and she Would refuse
20 give her 3 oeFsi0cass 81 aharaster.
she dismissed ksss forthwith. She
never told tha servants how % ann0uncs
Y d.o-A she nsEof had ne Dake Of
MnRiborouRh ~ enppax. Sir. Rbiiiap
Miias ocsapisd tie room naxi 20 hers e
Laieh OouEt- The Foom on tie othaF
sias vas empty, being kspt for hFg hus
hanA. 6he did not knos that The Duke
of aGarlhoroazh ocsupied T. nhs wAs not
e Purnse1 on Ne Saturday niah3 on
whsch she was nasu4sd of kagina bssn
shegs wifh tie Oaks - MaribaFoaRh.
He wau4 % The thea1fe WTth 9 lady
frisnd On the 8andag following. So
took ~ vita Lady Miiss, aad dlned
uikh her m0thsE. Mrs. Biaod. Refer
Fiue 10 heF visit to Paria in The month
% Nay, l834. che said shs was - hsF
wAY 70 Italy. lbs messing wifh
the Duka q MarIbof1nEhs g1s
pursly ausidsnfas. sha waa taken
Ia 81 She eo1eart. and gas
in great paia. 6hs drive - Dr. Birds
borua. aad rnmainsd Hnafl 1ho aootoF
rrspsrsd nons nle1ieine foF ber. when
shs reauFped neme. aFfiNinR t1azs ai u
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