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Evening star., 1886-11-18
Lady Colin Campbell's story.

oAAI MS ShE MAKE A CONTEMPT1BLx
SPECTACLE OF HER HUSBAND.
A cablegram to the New York Sun from Lon.
don, November Il, says: Your correspondent
obtained an interview to-day with Lady Colin
Campbell, whom he met at the Office of the IA
nous attorney, Lewis. She is q tall, graceful.
and beautiful brunette, whose loveliness is en-.
hanced by her rextreme pallor, the result OF the
recent mental strain to which she has been
subjected. She vas dressed In q plaid costume
OF blue ground with large yellow so uares tig ht-
hitting jacket trimmed with fur and a dark
blue hat with very little trimming. "The time
Tor delicacy in this matter" !" the lady said "has
passed; the truth must now come out. There il
not an atom of truth in the charges my hus-
and will make an exhibition OF him more
pltiable and more contemplate than any thai
has been witnessed in an English court In
His lordship charges you with improper
conduct In Leigh Castle and in Paris"
lines anese charges, like the others, are not sup
can disprove the Leigh Castle charges, and /
can without difficulty dispose of the Others Il
Paris when I, with my mother and family. were
returning home from Italy. He called upon
me al our hotel in the middle OF the day, and
remained perhaps half an hour, during which
time we were not alone for a moment
"What about the story that an Investigating
commiss ion was sent to Paris and that Lord
Colin Campbell's charges are based upon the
evidence thus obtained?"
Mr.. Lewis-The Paris evidence, upon which
Lord Colin Campbell is said TO rely with tie
utmost confidence, will utterly collapse I de-
cline TO specify how, but when the method in
revealed in court the revelation will startle SO.
ciety and overwhelm the complainant and his
friends with confusion.
Cannot your ladyship be induced TO state I'm
what manner the Paris evidence will be re.
futed?"
"No; that is q plum OF which his lordship
snail nave fuli benefit in court All of the
charges he has brought against me are false
and are part OF the relentless persecution OF
which have been the victim, but do not
fear to meet them. The accusations are both
cruel and cowardly. and incriminste long
standing friends OF his family and mine a.
well as myself / have never been happy since
my marriage my husband having been cruel
and indifferent 10 me almost from the start"
1t should be mentioned that Lady Miles, of
Leigh Castle, is a witness for Lady Colin Camp
bell and not for her husband, was erroneousiy
repOrtRd.
Evening star., 1886-11-18
GEN. ARTHOx'S EUNERAL.
Ene President and Members OF tn
Cabinet TO Attend.

President Cleveland will attend Mr.. Arthur's
ianeral, leaving here Friday evening. He will
oe accompanied, probably, by several members
Of the cabinet.
ACTION OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
Inc War department this afternoon issued q
eenerai order containing the Presidents pro-
clamation and directing that on the day of the
ioneral, at each military post, the troops and
cadets will be paraded, and the Presidents pro-
ciamation read to them, after which all labors
OF the day will cease.
., Inc national flag will be displayed at halt
sta1 Atdawn of day thirteen guns will be
nrea, and afterwards, at intervals of thirty
minutes between the rising and setting Of the
sun, single gun, and AT the close of day ma
u0nai salute Of thirty-eight guns.
=, 1ne Omcers OF the army will wear Grape on
t1e ieIt arm and on their swords, and the cOlOrS
Oh tne battalion OF engineers, of the several regi-
ments and of the U. s. corps OF cadets will be
put In mourning for q period OF six months.
=, An order will be issued by the Secretary Of
the Navy probably tomorrow, directing OBJ
servances to be shown at the different navy.
yards and stations on the day Of the funeral.
DRAPING PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
AT noon to-day workmen were busily en-
gagged In draping the w bite House with mourn.
Ing. The White House is looking unusually
clean, having been recently repainted, and it is
hoped that wet weather will not make the col.
oring matter run, as was the case when the
building was last draped. To avoid this, the
DeSt bunting Is being used.
Evening star., 1886-11-18
Nanae.
Washington NtOcK Excnanre.

The following changes from Tuesdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
Y. >. ,4ass 5Sy1. coupon: 110s4 bid. 11lA asked.
y: = As, coupon, I26As o.l. l47as asked u. >
4s Registered. 1858 bid. 1z7es aske l. d. C.
o,tyear o,y o.. fund; s-85s, 1924. currency. llyE
oid. i2O.s asked: 3Oyear fund.- Is. 1907,
coin. 1.64s bd, 1281a asked. Metropolitan X K
sock. l0I bid: lO4la asked. North Capitol and
Gas, 3sas bid. ssh asked. Georgetown Gas, 40 bid
Arhngton lns, 163 asked. Alasonic iiail bon s.
lO24A Old. Washington Marker .Ock ~ asked
ssnington Brick Machine, 1875 Lid. Fsrnls,s
and ec.antcs BALM. georgetown. I51 bid, 163
fsts go nS Lee 15S old. ~ Real ns,a INSURANCE
-. > EieclEic Light. 20 asked. Panorama stock. 100
Evening star., 1886-11-18
SURGEON GENERAL OF THE ARMY.
The President tAppoinss Col. John Moore

.ne resident this afternoon appointed Col.
Sonn Moore, Of the medical department, to be
surgeon general OF the army, to succeed
General Murray, retired. Adjutant Gene
RAJ Dunn this afternoon telegraphed
70 70 Coi. Moore at San Francisco to report at
washington without delay. This is the ap-
PoIntInent that was generally expected and II
created no surprise, although the long delay in
sne matter had caused O good deal OF uneasi.
ness among those interested.
Evening star., 1886-11-18
THE BLIZZARD COMING EAST.
1t Struck Chicago Last Night ant
Made Things Very Lively

MAOe Things very Lively.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-The western blizzard
reached this city last night, and early this
morning the wind was blowing at the rate OF
thirty.four miles an hour. 1t is accompanied
by heavy tall OF snow.
FURIOUS STORM ON THE LAKE
The storm on the lake continues with con-
siderable fury, strong winds prevailing from
the southwest with the air flied with snow. A
number OF lumber luggers reached port this
morning, having lost some OF their canvas and
sustained other losses, but no serious disasters
nave been reported beyond those noted In last
nights dispatches.
RAILWAY TRAINS DELAYED.
The railway trains from the west and north
west are all delayed, and u number in Wiscon-
sin are reported TO be stalled In the snow
drifts.
SNOW IN LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1S-Sieet and snow Is
reported yesterday morning AT points in north
cru Louisiana.
Evening star., 1886-11-18
THE ANARC7ISTS' TRIAL.
Chicago knights Of Labor Declare
Inf GaielH Gas,alsaafn6a

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-At q regular meeting of
district Assembly No. "a, Knights OF Labor,
held last night, a resolution was adopted de-
nouncing the recent trial of the condemne
anarchists as having been conducted unfairly,
aud sympath1zing with them in their efforts 10
obtain IA new trial. The full scope OF the resolu.
tion Is not clearly known. but is believed TO
contain even more radical clauses than those
mentioned. district Assembly No. - has 4
membership Of nearly $1,000, embracing all
the Knights OF Labor in Chicago and Cook
county, except those in PackingLown. No de-
tails OF the meeting have been learned besides
Lhe bare tact OF the resolutions paSsinR
Evening star., 1886-11-18
A Unique Wedding.
MARRIED 10 A BRIDE SUFFERING FROM SCAR

LET FEVER.
A unique and remarkable wedding took place
in Philadelphia Tuesday evening at No. 33s
South 10Th street. at the residence OF w. Il.
Gallagher. Miss Gallagher. the favor!te daugh-
ter OF the household, is an attractive young
lady, who had been engaged for some time to
David NJ Shirk, who lives in the same square.
The wedding was TO have taken place In the
Church OF the Mediator and. all the arrange
ments had been made, but the bride began 10
feel ill, and grew 50 much worse that physi-
clan was summoned. who soon found that she
was suffering from scarlet lever, which was rap
idly developing. Tuesday the fever showed
itself plainly, and IL WAS plain that the lady
could not leave the house TO get married in
church. At the brides request, In which the
gentleman, OF course, gladly acquiesced, the
wedding took place st the appointed nour At
her bed, was arrayed ia her satin bridal dress,
and with the bri0esmaids-Miss May Donald
son, Miss Elizabeth Harding, Miss Mary Wha>
Understanding around, was married by the
Rev. DR.. Appleton, the rector Of the church, in
which the ceremony was 70 have been per-
formed; Neeessarily sii the S bridal party was was
OF her physician, was LEFT as quiet as possible In
the care OF her relatives, while Mr.. Snirk, with
. number OF friends, repaired 70 hts own house.
SIGNING THE PACKERS AoREEMKxr.-A
Chicago dispatch says in the packing houses yes
terday many additional strikers secured places,
and q large percentage Of them, contrary 70 the
advice of their leaders, signed the required
agreement. allowing the packers 70 retain ten
u.Ss "sSc-
VfOLEr's HUSBAND GOES HoME.-Among
the cabin passengers on the North German
Lloyd steamship Elder booked 10 sail from New
Of vost The nams Of the as sse man
Was not on the passenger list, but at o'clock
In the morning he was on hand with his bag
gAgs and hurried into his state room.
Evening star., 1886-11-18
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
What Ii Being Done Towards Getting
Them Ready.
THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL FIRST ON THE LIST
THE DISTRICT ESTIMATES NOT YET IN HAND
HINT TO THE COMMISSIONERS.

Mr.. Courts, clerk to the House appropriations
committee, and his assistant, are busy prepar.
Ing 1or the meeting of the committee on Mon.
day next The responses of members OF the
committee indicate that there will be quorum
present. The complete estimates Tor the sunury
civil bill were received in proof to-day and will
be In shape for the committee to act upon on
Monday. The estimates for the fOrtification
bill and the pensions bill have been received
also, and the legislative estimates are expected
by Monday. The sundry civil bill will be taken
up by the subcommittee Immediately upon
their assembling, and will probably be ready to
report to the House within day or two atLer
Congress cOnvenes.
Tue District estimates have not yet been re-
celved and the committee can have nothing to
say upon the subject until they have been ex-
annined. The Secretary may omit from the
estimates sent by nim TO Congress those tea
lures which ara not enough in uetail, or he may,
as the first controller suggested, send them In
without approval. In eILner event the COM
missioners Iad better be prepared TO state 70
the committee what they want, more in detail
than they have tO the department.. This point
OF detail Is one Oh which The committee has in
sisted. 1t Was the matter OF controversy with
the coast survey and tie signal service, and
those bureaus though resisting vigorously, were
Obliged 70 furnish complete de tails OF the work
for which they asked money.
Changes i'm the Interior Department.
The following official changes have been
made in the Department OF the Interior:
Adolph Hildebrand, of Vevay, Ind, and G..
Wallace w. Hanger, of Betneden, Miss, have
been appointed clerks at 81 900 per annum
in the bureau OF labor under the civil service
rules. Clarence q. Allen, of ID. c., has been pro-
NOTED from clerkship of class three 10 class
tour, in the appointment division, Interior de-
partInent.
The following changes have been made in the
pension office: w. Nee. Dye, chief OF the old
war and navy division, was made chief of the
special examiners division, vice A. s. Coleman,
relieved ut his own request anu assigned as spe-
cial examiner at San Francisco, Cal; Col. T. II.
Mcbride, relieved from duty as supervising ex-
aIniner of the hudson district and assigned TO
duty as special examiner at Boston, Mass; T.
]. Shannon, transferred from supervising ex-
aminer of western district to the Hudson dis
trict; @. E. Browning, special examiner at San
Francisco, Cal, assigned to duty as supervising
examiner Of western district; Theodore Smith,
relieved from duty as supervising examiner OF
Illinois district and assigne 10 duty US special
examiner at Philadeipnia; Capt. j. K. Fritts,
special examiner at Chicago, Ill, assigned to
duty as supervising examiner OF the illinois
Evening star., 1886-11-18
District Governments Affairs.

Wholesale liquor licenses nave been Issued as
follows: Edward Quigley, Richard II. Jones'
Bean & Cox, James =. Rhodes, JAS. L. Barbour,
Dyer. Geo. w: Cropley, Anthony Hanlon, Au.
gustus Gursdorf, Frank Renshaw, Martin
O'Donnoghue, Hume, Cieary Co.,. Rosa Deck.
K. Helphenstine, q. g. c: Simms, James Tharp.
J: V. Edmonds Chas. c. Bryan, n. w. Burcheii,
Thos. E. Holmes, VIM. =. Brown & Co.. Jas. p.
Ward, E!iz. Watson JAS. Carroll, VIM. Meuh-
leisen, a. o. Wright, Kenshaw & Gamble.
Geo: A. Bentley, Dobyns 4 Kimpton. Anton
Watson. A. L. Childs, u. E. shields, Henry A.
Slater. w. H. Campbell 4 son, B. b. Earnsnaw,
Geo. +. Gunck, j. +. Fry & Son. Frank Ritter q
Co., j. A. Bayiey, Geo. 3. Atkinson, David Jack-
son, Jas: Walsh, Chas. E. Parker, Perry ".
Lowe, Miller d. Jones. Frank P. Iannarone,
Daniel BUCKLEY. VIM; Wilson, A. NJ. Brooks q
Frank T. Burke Henry Kuhlman, Ed. A Fitz-
gerald, Casper Herbert, Chas. Zander, Maud
Duvali and John Kaiser. Wholesale and retail
liquor licenses: Patrick Phillips, John j. Barry,
john H. Russell. Caleb W. Spofford, Thomas
Cunningham, Aug. Long, Geo. OFT, Jonn Z.
Brannan, Mark 81 ,Iiaran, JOnn ID. Sullivan,
Edward Deviny, Leopold kOlipinSki and Chris
tlan q. GOeckier
+ BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector EnL@isIu. L. j. Carpenter,
erect seven tWO-stOry and basement dwellings
stn and c streets northeast; sls,OOO. F. {.
Ewing, erect twO-SlOry dwelling fronting
alley between l. and NJ streets and 22d ana
23d streets northwest; 5000. L. II. Lamb, re-
pair frame store 6O1 y street southwest; $175.
Jacob JONES' erect iour brick dwellings, two
story and basement, u, between 14th aud 10Th
streets northwest; $4,000.
~ LOOKING AFTER THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
District Commissioned WeuD left the District
buildings cary to-day and went on a tour OF
inspection, with superintendent Powell, among
the cOiOred schools. Commissioner Webb has
AT different times visited ali the public schools
OF the city and kept well posted on their con-
d1tlOn and needs.
Evening star., 1886-11-18
A Collision ON the Metropolitan N Branch,

GROSS CARELESSNESS OF TRAIN MEN.
A collision between freight and construc.
ton train on the Metropolitan branch took
place about 4 o'clock this morning just this
side Of Queenstown, which did much damage
to the property of the railroad company, and
delayed the passengers com ing to this city for
some hours. 1t appears that engine "a was
sent from Washington about 8 q. m, in charge
of Conductor Sparks. for the purpose of unload
ing material for the contractors who are at
work on the double track. Conductor Sparks
sent Brakeman John Kane back to stop an
extra freight train that was coming east,
which was done; but instead of pulling down
carefully, As ordered TO- they let the train get
under too much headway and could not stop
when they came In sight OF engine "a, and q
collision followed just east OF Brooks. Two
turned over and several other cars thrown of
the track. The rails were also torn up to some
extent. The accident was caused by gross care
learned that no one was hurt but the fireman OF
the incoming freight train, and he was badly In
juredEthe physicians being in attendance about
reacn were engaged at once. and were set to
work clearing the track. It was expected that
'nr Ths ssaSc Would De cleared some time dSday
throughout the day. Express trains were
sent around by the way of the Relay
House, and local trains were obliged to transfer
passengers by '.Shank's mare" past the wrecked
cars.
PERsoNAL.-Representat Randall has re-
turned to Washington for the session.-Gen.
Nelson A. Miles will arrive at the Ebbitt this
evening, TO join his wife. who reached there
this norning.-E. n. Watts, of London, r. G..
Eoscolo, OF Constantinople, L A. Towner, OF
Tonquin, Morocco, Henry L. Wilson, of Dakota
ana y. Chanute, of Kansas City, are at Will
lard' ard's-.Representative Kelley, of Pennsyl-
vania, will leave Philadelphia, on Saturday for
tour through the coal and iron districts OF
Alabama aud Tennessee.-Mrs. Thomas Farm
nam, OF Buffalo, IL y guest OF Col. and Mrs.
1lcnsnor, at their home on NJ street,
Coi Henry FIad, president Of the board Of pub
ne WORKS Of St. Louis, VIM. e. Gushing. OF
Cleveland, J. f Layman and M. sullivan, Of
New York, are at the EbbitL-Viscount
Noguerias, the Portuguese minister here, has
gone 20 Mexico, TO deliver his credentials as
minister TO that government, to which he has
ALSO oeen accredited.-The Sultan has con.
erred on Representative Cox, late Minister to
Iurkey, Inc grand Gordon of the Imperial Order
OF Jicie.-Representative Compton was Ia
tne city to-day, attending to business
in tho oopartnoents.--Senor Romero the
Mexican Minister, and Senator German,
were registered In New York last nignt.-
Alexander Rufan and Richard jackson, col
0red, cart drivers In the employ OF George
6ogns, were arrested to-day by beLectIves Mat
unxiy ana wheeler, on charge OF stealing 4
oor0 ot wood from their employer and locked
up 0f the fourth proCi0ot n affoS1
Evening star., 1886-11-18
The Suit Against Gen. Badoau Dis.
missed.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-The suit brought by
the government against General Adam Budeau
To recover ST. ,5UU alleged to have beenreceived
Dy hlm FOR nolarial fees while acting as United
to-day by Juuge Brown, in the United states
circuit court, who held that the payments were
made voluntarily to General Badeau while he
was acting in q nOn-Oi1ical capacity.
Evening star., 1886-11-18

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Evening star., 1886-11-18

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Evening star., 1886-11-18
Expected Strike i'm the Coke Region.

On Friday conference will be held in Pitts
burg between representatives of the coke syn.
dicate and their employees, al which the de-
mands of the latter will be considered. An
authorized representative Of the sy Indicate said
that no advance in wages has been asked He
claimed that the workmen demand the dis
charge OF faithful employees, they quilted work
at unreasonable hours, wagons are not properly
hlled, and through general carelessness valua-
ble stock Is lost. IL is conceded tnat the rules
governing the miners organization are good.
but they are not obeyed by the men. Hence
before making any further agreements the
operators will demand assurance that the COM
pact via not be violated. The syndicate ex-
Aaesnes dlctte hope of q satisfactory result and
a strlks Of $4,000 workmen In the Connells-
Vile region may be looked Tor.
CLUvBRIUs HOPES TO PROVE AN ALIBI.-t
Is said that Cluverius, the condemned Rich
mond murderer, entertains a hope OF being
able TO prove that he Was at the Academy OF
Music on the night of the murder. An attempt
was made TO do this before the prisoner was
sentenced, but the witness relied upon for the
purpose was not AT all clear about the matter
II the condemned man could produce such tes-
timony IL would be used to strengthen his peta-
ton lor executive clemency.
Evening star., 1886-11-18

BALTIMORE, Mn, Nov 1S.-Vireinia sizes. con.
solidated o6a pastdue coupons 6xs en-forties 44as
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE MD. Nov. la.-Cutton hrmer-
middling. 0a04t. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat
southern steady: western easier and dull; southern
winter red. spot, November, 63la asked;
december. SSasaS4: january, s5l4ao5ia; February,
S0aaS1. Corn-s0utherb steady: western steady aud
du southern white, 4a461; southern yellow, 43a46;
western mixed spot, 44i2a444: year. 44lA bid jan
Soao; WESTERN white, 34as6; western mixed. Sss3S:
fennsyiv.nia, SOe5o rye quiet. 66a6S. Provisions
steady ana quiet EgyS easier. x4a20. Sugar-copper
refined steady. l0AsKIO.s WHISKY quiet. L28aI11
stssmsr freshis 70 Per
S,aa. Rsesspss-,SIs 6.Sss barrels: wheat 5000
5sS esrreIa ssiss-whss1. Asa. 100 bushels corn.
Evening star., 1886-11-18

THE CELLUL0ID TRUs6
Il That never brenkS never wears ont aivavn caan
AID CD oo worn while baihing
~ ~ sAleAs CHAA FISHERS
62S 7sh street. northwest
Ars. II6HER dsvesss Lsr xlisnIaun " Ins wants a,
Evening star., 1886-11-18

LOHNEsS-LATHROP. on November IL l66a
by the Rev Alexander Kent ID. D.. ARCHIE PAP
CLNAL L0ANESs, of New York, to Miss ELI.H
VIRGINIA. LATHROP, OF Washington, d. C.
Evening star., 1886-11-18

The American schooner Flying Scud, seised
In Nova scotia, has been released on the nay.
msnt oe . 0ns 0t e40O under protest.
Evening star., 1886-11-18

alexander Rufan and Richard jackson, col
ored, cart drivers in the emniov of s3enrre
Bogus, were arrested to-day by Detectives Mat
Nnxiy and Wheeler. on . charge OF stealing .
e0e0 o. woo0 from their employer, and locked
mp at the fourth precinct station.
Evening star., 1886-11-18

THERE Is No EXCUSE for coughing since tn
discovery Of Red Star Cough Cure 25 cents.
Evening star., 1886-11-18

"A DISPUTE ABOUT TEN CENTS Cosn TEN
DoLLARS.-Mtchael Carley, who keeps q gro
Gerry and liquor store ~ 18th and II streets,
wa was before Judge Snelt to-day. charged with as
saaiting George hidgley, coiored, who testified
and himself over ten cents the iormer struck
him across the face with = gun. A nneof $40
was imposed.
Evening star., 1886-11-18
The Cam pbell Divorce Case.

LONDON, Nov. 1S.--The hearing In the Lord
Colin Campbell divorce case. which was Sc down
for to-day, has been postponed until Friday
week, to await the arrival OF q witness from tue
United States.