Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The Campbell Case Draw
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A New AaPiraat fer tie B1lsArisn
nroas-Bsanssf Beats Fisla-Gsr-
man aaa RasaiAa FrisaasAlp-
A TurklaA Dipioaat

CsaViaeing ressiaoay Ter Laay CoIln.
LsoxDoN, Deo. 1A-In the Campbsll
divorce eass today. several Witnssssa tss
tined thai Lady Colin soazht factory
girls, and engsgad IN mission work
am0ug the pooF. Her engagements of
this kind kept her e@ployed ssvsEal
times 9 Wsek from s to 10 o'clock 10 he
evening. Lady Miles produced beck
30 show that the plaintiff and Duke Of
Marlborough oseupied rooms 10 oppo-
site ends 81 she house at Leigh Oonrt,
and nos adjoining as witnesses fog the
1efenss had intimated In their tassi-
mony.
Two gate ksepeFs At Qassu Ann's
eaAs, uhste Aazi0oroaah lives IN Lon
don, tssaliied they never nAu Lady Colin
visit tie Dake's house there.
Rhe arahiteat aWearR that hs Waa ana
be 20 see anything thE0agh the kayhole
in the dining room door n OadoRan
Place, through which the man servant,
O'Neill, testified hs sAv Lady Colin and
Marlborough together. Witness aa9e
it a. bis opinion that it vas Absolutely
impoaslbls 30 ses she door Of tbs dining
foom thFoagh ne key hole. It vas de-
Q eed % have the inry visit the house.
end laspect for themselves the ksyhols
and dining room.
The case tor Lady oslin Campbell
vas then closed.
TIE Duke Of Marlborough then took
The stAnd, and in hFm voios said be
never vas guilty 81 adultery or any I'm
propriety With Lady Colin oampbell.
Chief Shaw, another 90 responl ont.
leok the stand, and testified be kneW
Lady Oolin's family for many ysars.
Ills dsnghtsr was one Of Ladg Oclin'a
bridesmaids. His wife always called On
Lord and Lady OAmpbsll Whsn 10 Len
don. The testimony 81 the man ser
want, OpNeill, thai be sAW the witness
and L8dg Colin In . oompromisinQ po-
giti0n In the dining room Of CadagAu
Plaes, Chief shaw pronounced an abse-
lute lie. He never heard q breath Of
suspicion sRAinst Lady Collins oharacteF
until heR petition for divorce Waa Aled
against Lord Oolin.
oaaRFels 81 The RsyaI Family.
LOSDoM, Dec. l5.-The Primes Of
wales and the Duke Of Edinburgh Wig
OFo1sly support the candtdaoy Of Prince
Ferdinand 81 SAKE Ooburp Gotha for |
the thF0ne Of Bulgaria. They are using |
theiT personal inhaenoe at Berlin and /
s.. Petersbarg II ReRdinand's favor. |
Il is certain she Czar will approve
his candidacy. Queen Victoria faVors /
Henry Of BattenburR, and the royal |
family fsud ia becoming more bitter. /
TIE Prince q wales ignores the pres
eHce Of Prince Alexander az Windsor, /
and has demonstrated with the Queen /
for advancing Alexander to the rank Of /
the Military Grand Gross Of the Order
Of Bath. grade 70 which the Emperor
William and the Prince Imperial Of
Germany beleng.
Deeision Reversed.
LoaDoN, Dea. I5.-In the appeal Of
James Gordon Bennett against the de-
Vision awarding OyEus W. Field 5000
damages for statements daroRatory 20
he latter, published ia the New York
Herald, the Court Of Appeals today
luashed the veRdice against Bennett. |
The pFesent decision takes the greund /
hat Bennett, not being British sub
Iect. aud not 3 resident Of Great Brit
ain, the substituted service on him in
upon which the verdict was OBJ
aimed, vas illegal. The Coart con
ismns Field to pay the oosts.
MiatakeR JOuFnals
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. l5.-The O6icial
Messenger computes the articles which
appeared in tbe Russian press
describing 0eFmany's attitude
as hostile 10 Russia, and the Messenger
lays; "It is 10 be regretted that the
press has beea deludea. Owing 20 their
mutual vitai interests, the relations b.
sWsen Russia and Germany have beoone
more consolidated. Il has been proved
By several tFiais that both posers FecoR
aize these relations az important to the
welfare Of both. Russia Intends to re-.
pest GeFmany's special interests, and |
has reason TO be assured thet Germany
will continue 10 abstain from any action /
Affecting Rassia's dignity or interests,
which are arising through her Eastern /
70 rslioionists. Germany influence will |
BE- exolusivelS diFeoted 60 maintainiBR /
md which the Car and the RueaiAn i
people earnestly desire"
ATwOFaaea Fellow.
CONsrkMfrEoPLE. Dec. 15.-Ambassa-
ioFs Of i've Of the Powers recently in
formed the Porte that Gadban EGendi, |
Ihe expeot.d Turkish Envoy 20 Bal |
zAEia, has been playing 3 d0able game
At Sofa. Yesterday the Austrian,
French and Italian Ambassadors told |
lhs Turkish Minister Of Foreign Affairs /
that Notwithstanding the P0Rteia cirou- |
lar, recommending BulRsFians 20 acoeps
Prince Nicholas Of MingFella a. q can
iidate for the Bulgarian throne. 0adban |
EGeDdi has expressed In Sofa bis per
lonal opinion that Bulgaria would do /
better 20 wait until the FO-eIsction Of /
Prince Alexander. Il 10 reported the /
Turkish Ministry, IL view Of eAis sspre-
BenatiOn, and after diaouaaieR, has ssnt
10 the Suitan's palace q proposal for the /
dismissal Of Gadban E6sndi frou the /
diplomatic service as soon aa Be returns i
10 OonstantinOpls, whittier be is already
Dn bis vay, on Leave Of absenoe from
Bulgaria.
A Bola Dsfenss.
DUBLIN, Dsa. l4.-JOhn Dillon ap-
Deared fer himsslf today 10 she action
Dgoaaht By the 0oveEnment against
aim for agitAtina Ia favor Of the "plan /
1f campaign" In his address to the
0ouRt, Dillon ooutended The language
ss had used In the speech sslectsd as
he basis Of prosecution was tustidabie,
md that the Cfown was stFaining the
aw against hin.
Ths Judes decided that lha Ian Of
,ampaiRn was clearly and absolutely
ILLEGAL. BE ordered Dillon 70 give 9 psf-
loaai bond "a the sum Of 5000, with /
100 sareties foF $1,000 each. for good BE-
1avioF In faturs. within twelve days, o.
20 10 prison for stx mouths.
In the FFeneh Chambeg.
PAHm, Deo. 1.-The Chan Der of
Oepaties today. By . vots Of sos to ~,
,assed the provisional badeat for the
no months asked for By the nsw gov
Irumeut. Ia The eSarss of debsts On
he hudRss, n. Oismeaoeau oontanasd
hat ths majority favored the Separation
u ohursh and state. He slid the lata
Jabines Vas overthrow hscauas q re-
zntned stationary. II he doolaration
u tbs BsW ministry Was not satisfactory /
he Cabines would hnd Il inpossibIs % |
lbtain = nai3rify without 90 operation
" the exfFema iafA whieh section anly
lalEsd f0F reforms Whtoh gsrs dsmandsd /
5Y TIE eaeira Rspohlioan party ana the