Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18


moEninR, Aue. IS, l8sa, testified Siifsf
ently. Lord Colin alleged that plaintiff
was at PuEia 4 With the Duke of Marl-
borough. Ga he othsr hand, dsfsnss
had clearly proved that Lady 0otfn wni
absent from home that Sslnrdav ~
61nday. whore vas she, but al Pur
dssai Neptune Bloofa's atsamps % slis-
pfoVs mnnsegvaRt O'Eeili'a statement
thst through the keyhnle Of the dining
room at Cadogan Piaoe be had seen
Lady Colin and Chief shaw in q som-
promising position, bad also broken
down, and O'Neill's evidsnoe Femainfd
unimpaired. as 10 Gen. Butler, be con.
tended that e. correspondent be would
& innecent, have appeared in osurt. and
denied the charge against him. Tha
esge vas then adjourned.
Sir Charles Russell, counsel for Lady
Oolins will hnish his argument tomOF-
Fow.
Dr.. Bird testified be had long aouuain
tancea With Lazy Niles and the Blood
family. He denied that be ever haa apy
other relation with Lady Colin Camp
bell than thOse proper betwssp q . ysi-
eiaR and patient. He had searehed
bic instrument case and had found q
letter from Lady Oalin 70 him which
Lord Collins nurse, Annie Da ify, had
testified Was there.
Finlay, counsel for Lord Colin, con-
tended that tha case Of Lady Colin
against her husband had been pulveR-
izsd By the evidence pEodueed By him.
II Lady Colin were an accessory With
Lady Miles In inVsntinR the charge
against Lord O0iin, thea she vas espa-
bic of anything.
Chlldren HmmoFally used.
VIcToRTA, Dec. ia Chinese prosti-
tuition house was visited BY police Wed
nesday night. and II Of the inmates
arrested, among than being little girls
from z 70 IA years of age. Efforts viii
be made 70 convict the keepers for
having children under consenting age
for immoral purposes. The penalty
under the ace Of IA years is years,
under Is, years 10 prison. The chill
dFen will probably BE- placed In q home
TO ba provided for them.
Terrible PunIshment.
SYDNEY On. 8. W.. Dec. l7.-Of the
youths sentenced Nov. 18th, for Grim
iAally assaultinR = sixteen year old ser
want girl, tue Executive has decided 10
commute the sentence Of three 10 inn
pFisOnment for life. The six others will
be hanged.
Denana Hrishmen.
DUBLIN, Dec. I7.-BFady, BecFstaFy Of
the Irish Parliamentary party. states
that q number Of Irish coUmonars have
started fer Ireland 70 take charge OF the
campaign, which they viii prosecute
vigorously NationAiists are laughing
at the stupidity Of the police in not act
ing sooner than they did. They might
have seized many thousand pounds BY
taking action earlier.
Dillon vas confined 10 his room today
from the effects Of the runaway aeoi-
dsnt. He licked waaFied. He will at
tend q meeting on Lord KinneaF's e.
tates at Killarney, on Sunday. he will
announce at the League meeting In
Dublin on Tuesday whether OF not be
viii give bail, and thereby compel the
authorities 10 try him before his rPe0ani-
sanees are esohsated. Mr.. 0'BFien's
hands we're torn and his left arm
sprained In the runaway accident
Ne Chanee for Ferainaad.
VIKxNA. Dec.17. 7.-Political correspond
ence asserts THAI the Russian Govern
ment has seat g telegram 90 Prince Lo-
banof, the Russian Ambassador here,
refusing 10 oountenanoe the candidacy
Of Prince Ferdinand Of Ssxs Coburg-
GothA FOR the throne Of Bulgaria.
IaaleaaIag 9aaslan aeaeimeme
81. PEFERsBUHa. Dee. 1.-The yosr-
nal as 81. PstSrsbsrQ says tha Offer Of
A n.
aand Of Saxs Ooburg- 0Otba, reported
70 have been made b. the BnleaFian
leputatiou. which q new visiting Nten-
IA, could not have been made Seriously.
The depatation, saya the y0ErRai, had
ne authority 10 offer the Bulgarian
oEewn. and it is dOabtfui II anybody
would aeoept the crown under such con-
ditiOns.
msaey for war.
RO1GE, Dec. 17.-rhe Chamber Of Dep
utiea has approved an extra credit 0f
e5,e00,co for the War aad Marine De
paEtmeut.
IrIah Preas opinion.
DuBLm, Dee. 1.-The Frueman's
Journal says II dies noe believe any
movement in Ireland against back tents
wouId indues the English people 70 con-
sent 10 coercion. Il appeals 70 she peo-
pie Of Ireland % falsIfy the maliRn pre-
diction thai the aFresss q Aationalist
leaders usald lead 10 outraRe.
The Express t5Oeialisi) @ys the limit
h f0EbsaFsnes had paased and the Gov
eminent had no alternative bat % arrest
DiIioa and his associates. Had they
cted otheRWiss they would have staiti-
fied themselves before she World.
The Eesrs Letter (Conssrvativel, Of
Belfast. FsfeFrIng 70 the arrests, says tie
Fesults would have besa daplorabls II
the 0ovsraDeut bad besn weak en0agh
70 allou The man, uko hss iast been or
deFea 70 and suFslias for his Rood BE-
havior, % set the Lac At dehsaee-
The Noraiag EHrS. Of Belfast. says Il
hopes the Government vii grant the A.
rested gentlemen a fair trial, and leave
it 70 tie country 70 decide besWeau the
leaders Of the reducsd rent m0Eomsnt
and thar intended Viotima
Threaseasa HateFaatssaal CO0piiea-
tlsn.
I.oxDoE, Dec. 16.-Ths Bombay Ga-
ssffs says the FFeneh are actively IN.
trigninG against the SomAii eosntFY. ou
the AfFiean ooast, soathaaat Of ths Gail
Of Ada. A party Of Rfsnehman. 4
says, recently b0istAd TIE ffench fts
ever Don0agita, whieh lies within ths
territory HndeF British pFoteotion. Ths
Eneiiak agent at BaIhaF has sore VIA
q fsFea % swanty I've men 10 Faasve ~
Hse. Tao Rrench Eunboats have lsfl
Adsn since The seats depaFtnrs. aaa !
10 pFesumed thsy have psoessded q
/ DonRaFitA. The British Runb0af Pen
Ruin has followed the Fssnsh vessels.
ne Raafish Moaeg MaFAes-
Ths BAnk Of England has advAnset
J iis FAas Of diseouns fEo@ I tsB pr esai