Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08
LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS
The Turkish Bultam Ad-
vises the Bulgariana.
Lard Celia cAnPesII and His Father.
tAs Duks of Argyls. Giss Tssti-
nony Ulster / iuhHaen Easeur-
aEs ths Government

Advtes RFsB tAe THFh.
CozsRANrzHoPLE. Dso. 7.-fhs Puris
has adsisa a The B1iRAEian RaRsneF "a
eooeps PTinee Nicholas - MinRrelIa q
saeceasnr 10 Prines AiexAndsF. The
fe9os1 gwen h the 0nig uaana 70 pacify
the BalgaKiana The Porte admits thai
The RaRano8 mass maintain order. bnt
4 ADDS % LONG aS opposing siements
sxist which regard the oonnary's inter.
eta from difsrsnt psints Of gisu, The
aogr n c0nstanfly open 20 eventnal
strife.
TAs eampbell DiVarcs Case.
L0sDoE. Dec. lin the Oampbt 4
divorce case today. Davis. . deisotive,
yho vas oa the stand When the ease "a
1snFned SATURDAY., testified g. shadow-
inG L dY Colin Campbell aud the Duke
OF MaFlbsEsugh In Paris. he said be
gaa unceEtain whether the sali aentlo-
man be bad seen walking with the plain
til vas SteWaEt. 90 American million
are. o. not. Marib lE0uah stayed ct the
Hotel Wagram. Witness never sau
Lady Colin there. s. veFai spies we're
kcepinR tFaee Of Lady Colin ~ the same
time. On 0ne 0eeeai01 q stam letter
was addressed TO her, and delivered In Q
crumpled inditi0n, 90 as TO lOoA a. Il
8 had been piost I'd up In the street.
Witness handed the letter 10 plaintiff in
order % gst q close look at her II her
rom, that ne might know her faoo and
figure whils Engaged in the task Of fol-
iowing her. The russ succeeded, but
witness learned nothing IN the inter-
visW.
Annie Brown, g servant, deposad 10 q
visit made BY Gen. Buller 70 Lady Colin,
and bic remaining three hours. Gen.
BllleR on this occasion when be depart
ed went downstairs en- tiplOe, and lss
himssf 0ub Of the fFont door. Witness
found . photograph Of Gen. BalleF
under Lady Colin's pillow. and sprke 70
Lord Campbell aLout her. Witness
thereupon was dismissed BY Lady Colin.
Watson, q oabman, testified that once
Wills be vas carrying Lady Colin and q
gentleman. he watched them. and saW
the@ oaFSsssing like lovers. Lady Oolia'a
head resting on the Rsntleman's eho0l-
der. Witness took piaintiH and her
male companion 90 hoass on Brook
street, be waiting outside an hoaE and q
half for Lady Colin 10 take her home.
and then departing without her.
Lord Colin vas maxi sworn. he testi
hed that he FIRST mst bis wife In the
month Of September, 1850, a. InveraEy,
chief seat Of the Argyle family, and
capital0 Of Argyle county, Scotland. The
acquaintance soon result Ia an en-
gagemeDt OF marriage. He next saw
Miss Blood IN Loadon during 0oto5eF.
AZ this time witness was suffering from
hstula. An operation was performed
upon him, but it failed on account Of
fever be had, and which was aggravated
By anxiety respecting his engagement.
He vas not suffering In any sense from
an infectious disease. Miss Blood FIRE
quently visited him. When be was sant
away Oh q voyage, Miss Blood sent him
letter n every mail. In April, 1881,
another operation was performed. and
u failed also. His fathers opposition
20 bis engaRemsnt was at that time
oauaing witness constant anxiety. Wit
ness knew before be married that Miss
Blood was acquainted with the Duke Of
Marlborough. She told witness Onee
that she had beeR 20 theater with her
sister and several others, including the
Duke. Witness replied: II don't 1hink
you we're IN good company" Witness
did knov Chief shaw 9 long time, bat
nos Gen. BRlleR. Witness was married
10 MIss Blood IN July, 1881. In October
foilowing his doctors released him from
the prohibition be had been under be
oanse Of bis malady.
In the Campbell case, Lord Colin con
tinaine. said be had heard while stay.
ing at Argyle Lodge, his fathers Len.
don residence, that the Duke Of Mari
borough had called at the Lodge. BE
then said be did not know the DUKE
Witness demonstrated With plaintig for
ridiag out With Chief ShAW, and she be.
came violent When witness was IN at
BouFnemouth. Lady Colin lsft him with.
out assiRninR any reason. She usually
diBed Ogt, and generally spent her time
away. She never complained 10 witness
that their relations bad any III effect on
her health. Witness had q long talk
With bis wife IN DeoembeE. 1881, absut
Ihe Duke OF Marlborough and Chief
Shaw. She then promised they shoold
not visit her any more. Witness and
plaintIh ceased their relations in Juns,
lisa. On the ate. soon Of the day thai
Lady Niles had hsF interView with de-
fendant, Lady Colin came 10 Wisnesa's
room. she vas crying, and she threw
her aFma abous hia meek. Then she
ourned before bis eyes the letter be bad
sent heE thro1gh Lady Miles, bul made
no mention Of the fact that ahs had
kept q copy Of is. Witness never ad.
vised plaintiff 10 use pFeoantiens against
Infection Ia Jnly, 1883, while staying
at the Zi0n House, witness asked plain
til 10 spend the night IN his company,
bat she refused. He upbFaided her for
her oondaot with other men, and she
became very violent, and she said 10
him: "Yoa -, II you pat me In q
divorce sOart you viii act the WoFsI
Of it"
Hunphrsys, = solicitor, testified 10 an
intaFvisW betwesn Lady Miles and Lord
Oampbeli. Lady Miles threatened Lord
Colin unless be Withdrew his proosed-
inRs against Lady OAmpbsll, she, Lady
Miles, Woald produce evidence against
him, Lord Colin. Witness said be COZ.
sidsFed tha proposals on behalf Of plain
tsf as made through Lady Milaa diahon-
orablo and immoral, aud declined 10 90
osdeto them. Lady Miles then asserted
distinctly that an ncl Of ogiminaaity haA
been committed by Lord Colin With
Mary Watson.
Ths Dake of Argyle vas then called.
TIE o. iect Of callinR him vas 10 have
him state that be disapproved Of the
marriage Of bis eon 10 plaintiff.
Rnsseli, counsel fer Lady Colin, pro-
dnced letter dated August. 1883, from
Lady Colin 70 witness. IN uhich shs de-
tailed tie oause Of haR diaagResment
With Lord Ooltn, sna dseFibed his tyFan-
ny and persis1enoe IN insisting in main
tanning relati0nship With her, despite
her opposition because Of his condition.
The dake's reply vas that be considered
The charges against Ms son false, and
believed that Lady Colin'a lester was
part sf 9 system 70 inttmidass her has
bad. aud witness declined 70 bold any
further ootFsspondence with her.
suGeaing ne uanas 81 The Tyrant.
DUntn. Dee. The Ulster Lavali,l
Anti-h p 81 Union has sent 70 TIE Ma
qais of Londonderry, L1Fd Lieutenas 1,
letter Of rssoiatians, expressing die
sAiizfsetion uith the weakness II a.
Irish Execafise IN dealing With q desani
and ahan eiesz e0nspifacy % dsfFaud
enc class q Irish people, and te aep0r-
aliEe another, aud aasnrinQ tAa GsVern.
meat q the Unian's cordial support n
any attamFt 10 crush ooaspiracy.