El Liberal - Thursday, April 4, 1895
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EL TELÉGRAFO
Servicio particular de EL LIBERAL.
EXTERIOR
Proceso ruidoso
Londres 3(10n.).
Hoy se ha visto ante el Jurado la causa contra el marqués de Queensbury, perseguido por difamación por el literato Oscar Wilde.
Queriendo el marqués poner término á las relaciones suspechosas que pudieran existir entre su hijo lord Alfredo Douglas y O. Wilde, dejó en la portera de un Club una carta, que contenta caluminias dirigidas al escritor.
El asunto produjo gran sensación, dada la calidad de las personas en él conprometidas.
La audiencia de hoy ha sido consagrada á los informes de los abogados de las dos partes y á los interrogatorios de éstas.
Mañana continuará la vista. - Havas.
THE TELEGRAPH
Private service of EL LIBERAL.
EXTERIOR
noisy process
London 3(10n.).
Today the case against the Marquis of Queensbury, persecuted for defamation by the literary man Oscar Wilde, was seen before the Jury.
The Marquis, wishing to put an end to the suspicious relations that might exist between his son, Lord Alfredo Douglas, and O. Wilde, left a letter in the concierge of a Club, which contained slanders addressed to the writer.
The affair produced a great sensation, given the quality of the people involved in it.
Today's hearing has been devoted to the reports of the lawyers of the two parties and to their interrogations.
Tomorrow the hearing will continue. -Havas.