Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-25

/ of them are drilled by competent Off
GERS. At one meeting the speaher
stated they could count on l5.NN well
drilled men, many of them attached
to German regiments in the National
Guard.
The Michigan state Grange.
CHICAGO. Jan. ~.
The Michigan State Granger>, in
con ecntion at kalamazoo. have adopt
ed Il resolution declaring that railroads
are ainenablc to State regulation as
much as plank and gravel road COM
panies. and that the Legislature has
tie right to regulate their charges.
Accompanying this assertion of right.
is an appeal to railroad companies to
remember that thei interests are iien-
teal with those of the farmers. II no
to kill by exorbitant prices the agri-
cultural goose that lays the golden
egg.
Cadet Appointed by the President.
WASHINGTON, Jan. -.
The President has appointed James
Il. Rawlings. son OF General Rawlings.
late Secretary of War. one of the
cadets at large to the Military Academy
at West Point.
Description Of the Marriage (cre.
monies OF the Duke Of Edinbur.
mil Princess Maria. ut st. Peters.
burg.
\ New York Herald cable special.
dated st. Petersburg, Jan. %, says that
the marriage ceremony of the Duke OF
Edinburg and Princess Maria COM
menced at noon. in the presence of a
vast assemblage of guests, in Winter
D,t,n HIN -,rAy, .rn1 =, los me-
filled with ladies elegantly attired i'll
the prevailing costumes peculiarly
Russian. The ladies We're mainly at
tired i'll velvet. decorated with dia-
mond>; the men appeared i'll uniform.
with the exception of American diplo-
mats. The procession was formed
with Grand ChambcrIainS and other
officers of the Court. Leading them.
were the Emperor and Empress I'M
perial. Prince M Princess of Wales.
Princess Imperial of Germany and
Denmark, and Prince Arthur; then
came the bride, and bridegroom.
who Wore a Russian naval uniform.
The bride was elegantly attired in Il
long crimson velvet mantle, trimmed
with erlnine. and wore a diamond
coronet. Her trail was borne by four
pages. Then followed an immen>,
procession of the Imperial family.
priests, friends. princes, and court Of
ficialS. The Emperor conducted the
bride and bridegroom to the Middle
Church, assuming his station with the
Empress Immediately behind. Around
the bridegroom stood Prince Arthur
and Grand Dukes. The wedding rings
were horne Oh golden >aivers. and were
deposited on an altar temporarily until
placed on the fingers OF the bride II
BRIDEGROOM. The magnificent chapel
was illuminated with innumerable wax
candles. and h floor was covered with
velvet crimson and golden carpet, with
pillar and altar covered with gold.
The Greek marriage ceremony was
unique. In the absence of music.
chants and intonel prayers were Civ
en-. During the service, crowns were
held suspended over the heads OF the
bridal pair, Prince Arthur holding Il
croWm over tne Duke OF Eilnburg.
and Prince Serguis holding a crown
oNer the bride. The Imperial confess
sor then >alu. "!hou servant OF God.
Alfred Ernest Edward art crowned for
thlS nahuiilaideh OF TOD, Marie Alex,
aliul!i'' III '!e 'ii'iieoi me ra'her n
,onoIuv;on 81 tho .nran,nn~
mpusaI cup was hrrupht t,rv.arI bI.-t
and nartaten nf nv IN hr;d,I nair H.
cnnfaSSor nre.a, two . crn. i""h;nLh
both ki~Sod 4 do,con r,,o or aIn
o,,ont dissnr+.t;on 49, :" 90
iftorarI' ~, nh NV
~ "Tn.l. Thn -. Hioi! 10
oonaI,da1 a. u.. NJ
then formed. proceeding To the Hall of
Alexander. Dean Stanley. of Nest
minister Abbey. otfriatcd. After tLo
marriage rites, BANQUET was held AT
the Palace. Adelina Patti sinrin,. and
subsequently, there was a bali At
GEORGES Hall. Al the conclusion Of
the ball, the bridal couple we're formal.
" march d to the bridal chamber a,.-
conpanied bv the Emperor and off.
GERS, where they were left alone with
their God.
PrOceeains~ Of the Louisiana State
Central Committee.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 81.
The Republican State Central Com