The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-28
A FILTHY MESS.
A FILTHY MESS.
Inquiring Into the Lord
Campbell NastineSs.
THE WAR BEGUN IN IRELAND.
The Milwaukee Rioters-The Dis
Watchers Blunder - soldiers
Home-WarBed In Time.
THE WAR BEGUN IN IRELAND
The Campbell scandal

LONDON. November 27.-In the Camp
hell divorce case plaintiffs counsel
closed her side OF the case to-day. Lady
Miles was Cross examine. She said
she was not aware that cabman bear
ing a letter from the Duke OF Mari
borough once entered Lady Campbell's
bedroom. The cabman might. witness
thought. have handed Lady Campbell q
letter indoors instead OF through ser
want. and might have received from her
a reply direct, because under the cir
cnni,fances in which she was placed,
I,,dy Campbell might have suspected
her Servants, especially her husbands
nurse. and feared TO entrust them with
aDv correspondence. At this point GER
tain letters written by witness 10 de
frndant were produced, and she was
ask ed il they were hers. She said they
were. and added that when she wrote
them she thought she was writing TO a
man OF honor, and not 10 such person
as Lord Colin Campbell turned out TO
| he. and that she still thought woman s
| letters should be considered sacred.
! (AppIause.) Mrs. Duffy, Lord Camp
bells nurse, Lady Miles continued.
! invented the story that Lady
] AfAInDOGlA uAA AAA1GAAA AAN 80
/ yention was made TO conceal the
rssl nature OF Lady Campbeu's affiic.
ton. Lord Colin had told witness that
he was endeayoring TO obtain all the
Information he possibly could against
MS wife in order TO sue her for divorce,
and had subsequently told witness tnat
ne had failed to obtain any.
Mr.. Russell, plaintiffs counsel, cor
rected his opening statement by adding
To il that Lady Campbell, when she
married defendant, brought him
fortune of $4,000. Russell then gave
notice that plaintiffs case was closed
Robert B 4nnallyne Fin!ay opened the
case for the defense. he said II afforded
an inexpressible relief 10 Lord Campbell
TO have an opportunity TO defend him
self in open court from the gross ah'
cruel Implications. y hich had been pu
upcn him and from tho charge o
adultery which had been trumped up
The M aiy from which the deiendan
mas suffered was not venereal, althougl
the result OF a youthful lndIscretiOn
Lady Carnpbell's mother had been toll
| OF the nature of defendants ai!ment be
tore marriage, but she nevertheless
urged on the union, saying her caugn
ter was willing 70 act merely as nurs
TO her husband and even wrote TO 70
Duke of Argyle 10 press upon hi
the fulhllment Of the engagement
> The marriage was authorized by pny
-ic:an who said that il was desirabl
that defendant should have the reli
tionshrpslf q wife, plaintiff. During IN
Faster season of 1852 the Duse OF Mar
, Is5sr5v-h. who had been correspond
i'm with her was often seen IN Lad
, Campbe.Vs company. They yislte
Leigh court al the same time and the
be rooms there adjoined. Doubtless
Ein'ay conteuded. the Duke Of Mar
borough and Lady Campbell. AZ N
4 time were cTiminaiiy Intimate. Inc
I rad not been hefora. Alter this Lad
Campbell went 10 Paris and on IN
Journey she was cLaperOueo by Lao
Miles. They remained IN Pans Oi
month. the Duke OF MarlOorous
bsiuy tnerr also. When Lady CAM
peV returned from Paris she sent Ia
maid 10 Switzerland. evidently, as b
fore said, because the maid knew I,
much; that maid would be called
tee defense snd would testify that (
the I2th of August, Lady Csmpbel III we
70 Puerfieet Hotel and remained the
WITH the Duke OF Marlborough IN
the following Monday. General Butt
visited Lady Campbell during her hu
hands absence, and used To rema
with her as long as three hours AZ
time. Once during these Interview
some one wanted 10 see Lady Campbe
shescams out Of her room. ner hair q
arranged. and shouted Not ut home
and returned 10 General Butler. In I
meantime Lord Campbell came hoI
UNEXPECTEDLY. and While be was still
one ~ the rooms downstairs, Genel
Butter slipped out on tiptOe who
meeting the husband; that same eve
ing Lady Campbell was taken III. Lo
Campbell remained IN Leigh ColrtirC
August, ISS3 20 February, 1883, a
1, during that time Lady Campbell We
to and from London, and commits
adultery with DR.. Bird. Lord Cam
bell then knew nothing about his VIII
rs bad conduct. but she had a guilty cC
5 science, and she got Solicitor Lewis
rs. write a letter charging Lord Camps
%. with giving her . loathsome disea
and refusing TO live with MIN IS
- wife. Lord Campbell had never he'
of suck a thing before. and OF cou
refused 10 agree that they should
live As man and wife.