Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-01-25
Eastern DISPATCHES.


SAYS INC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES huu uiocou-
tented workingmen have held nightly
meetings ON the east side of the city to
listen to infammstory speeches, and in
cases companies of them were drilled by
competent officers. At one meeting the
speaker stated that they could ,count on
$4,000 well-drilled men, many of them
attached to German regiments in the
National Guard.
Fall Particulars Of the Royal Mar
riage In Russia.
NEw YORK, Jan. pa Herald's cable
special from St. Petersburg the 23d,
says the marriage ceremony of the Duke
of Edinburgh and the Princess Maria
commenced at noon, in the presence OF a
vast assemblsge of guests, in the Winter
Palace. The various galleries were
filled with ladies elegantly attired, the
prevailing costumes being peculiarly
Russian. The ladies were attired main
ly in velvet and diamonds; the men in
uniform, with the exception of the Amer
lean diplomats. The procession formed
with Grand Chamberlains and other Off
GERS Of the Court leading. Then came
the Emperor and Empress, the Prince
and Princess of Wales, the Princess In
perial of Germany and Denmark, and
Prince Arthur. Then the bride and
| bridegroom, the latter wearing the Rus.
sian naval uniform. The bride was
splendidly attired in long crimson vel
vet mantle, trimmed with ermine, and
wore diamond coronet. Her trail was
borne by four pages. Then followed an
immense procession of the Imperial
Family, priests, friends, Princes and
Court officials. The Emperor conducted
the bride and bridegroom to the middle
of the church, assuming his station with
the Empress Immediately behind.
Around the bridegroom stood Prince
Arthur and the Grand Duke. The wed.
ding rings, borne on golden salvers,
were deposited on the altar temporarily
until placed on the fingers of the bride
and bridegroom. The magnificent chape
was illuminated by innumerable wal
candles. The floor was covered will
crimson and gold carpet; pillars and al
tar covered with gold. The Greek mar
Of riase ceremony was unique in absenc
music, and chants and intoned prayer
were given during the service. Th
crowns were held suspended over tn
heads of the bridal pair--Prince Arthu
holding the crown over the Duke 0
Edinburgh and Prince Serguis that owe
the bride. The Imperial confessor thel
said, Thou servant of God, Alfre,
Ernest Edward, art crowned for thi
hand maiden of God, Marie Alexandria
in the name of the Father, Son and Hol
Ghost" At tn. conclusion of the cere
mony the sacramental cup was brough
forward. blessed and partaken of by tn
bridal pair, the Confessor presenting tn
cross, which both kissed. The Deacon
gave an eloquent address ON marriage
, duties. Afterwards the choir san
, "Glory to Thee, o Lord concludin
with the benediction. This ended tn
Greek service. The procession the
slowly formed, proceeded to the Ha
!, Alexander. where Dean Stanley. c
Westminster Abbey, oficiated. Ate
the marriage rites was the banquet 9
the Palace, Adelins Patti singing an
subsequently, ball at Georges Hal
At the conclusion of the ball the bridt
couple were formally marched to tn
bridal chamber, accompanied by tn
Emperor and officers, where they wer
/ left alone with their God.
The Michigan State Grange.
CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-T The Michiga
State Changers, in convention at Kals
mazoo, adopted resolution declarin
: that railroads are amenable to State lef
islation, as much as plank and grave
road companies; that the Legislature ha
as much right to regulate their charge
as to fix turnpike tolls, or charges {
, millers for grinding grain. Accompany
, ing this assertion of right. is an apes
to railroad companies to remember this
their interests are identical with those {
the farmers, and not to kill, by exhorb
i tant prices, the agricultural goose tbs
lays the golden egg.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The PIesider
}. has appointed James D. Rawlings, SO
of General Rawlings, late Secretary {
3 War, one OF the cadets at large to ii
Military Academy ut West Point.
i, Tragedy in n Texas Court Room.
q GALVESTON, Jan. 24.-This morning
}. the Criminal Court, the case OF ]. !
t Helm, charged with the murder OF job
Ferguson, was called, and owing to Il
= non-arrival OF witnesses, was postpone,
While waiting, Jones Ferguson, q son
/. the murdered man, approached the pri
l. oner, between the railing and table, Vi
observed, and pulling out a fve-shoote
q shot the prisoner (Heln) in the hea
y killing him almost instantly. Your
n, Ferguson was arrested. and is now G
trial.
,e WILKEsBAnRE, Jan. 23.-The mine
n in several Of the largest shafts here "
return to work on Monday, the emplo
+ ers having offered to pay the prices
1873. The Wilkesbarre Coal and Irt
> Company are paying their men to-day.
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