Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-07

Moulton perspired profusely, and al
hands We're considerably walked up.
After witness had begun to relate his in,
terview with Beecher on the night the
famous letter was delivered, calling on
him IN abandon his pulpit. Opinions
began To grow confused. and for u mo-
ment it was thonht in many minds that
Bowen would turn out witness fer
Beecher. Shortly after witness contra
dicted Beecher's testimony in several
points. He was asked if he received IL
letter from Beecher in Januarv. Il. Il
think l have was the answer. reveal
ing the caution Of the witness.
Or the marriage Of NJ. t. De Kivas TO
Miss Nellie Murphy by Cardinal Ne
Closkey, in New York, on the 2S,h nit,
the New York Hertid says:
81 Stephens church. III las, Twenty
eighth street. WAS III a binZe 81 glory last
Eight. Outside the church ten thousand
people stood around in the cold and wet
in fsriuent OF expectation. The hub
hub WAS immense. Miss Nellie's fate
had trembled i'll the balance for wears.
and many were the suitcrs whom idle IT.
NOR said might be the fortunate one.
even the son of His Excellency the Pres
ldent being at one time mentioned in
with that Of the pretty blonde
daughter of His E1ceilency, ex-Collector
of Customs. Fabulous. reports reached
the public ear of the splendor of the
brides trOusseau. of the magniiicence Of
her wedding dress. And when it was
allowed to leak out that His Eminepce,
the Cardinal. was to unite the happy
pair. and that His Excellency. the Presi-
dent, was to give the bride away, a print
ing Office would have been inadequate to
applied for. The church was brilliantly
illuminated and tastefully decorated.
The chaste altar was literally hidden with
flowers. On each side numerous huge
1rns held profusion of white lilies with
red roses occasionally interspersed. Even
he railing surrounding the altar was
nideen in ivy and honeysuckle. Miss
Nellie Murphy was habited in the fam
JUS 81 900 dress. 1t consisted Of white !
)rocade satin ca train. trimmed with |
pearls. with the usual accompaniment of |
he wreath of orange blossoms and the !
Illusion veil. She certainly looked quite |
harming and pretty. and she wore .
magnificent diamond necklace. The
moved slowly up the aisle to
he altar. where the bridegroom and
riiesmaids ranged on each side. tLs
uptial pair taking their places fronting
he Cardinal. Sitting before them, His
.minence delivered a short address to
he pair. He said in low sweet tones.
rhich could not be heard throughout the
hurch. frs. addressing to the bride
room. that he was going to undertake
serious charge and for life. 1t was his
uty to protect and love one who had
cen accustomed to kindly nurture ut
be hands of loving parents. The step
g WIS about to take was one to which
e should devote great thought, as the
would only end with
cath. Tuning to the bride, His Emf
ence said that she. on the other hand,
hould consider her duties in the tie
hich was about to be formed. In fu-
are she was to be one with him. She
as to love, honor and obey him. and to
ring her faculties TO the consideration
the means by which she could make
i'm happy. His Eminenee then stood
p. The ceremony. A short PRAYER
lcceeded. Miss Murphy during all this
me stood apparently unmoved and IN
gncrrnei She kent ali her preS.nca
mind. The bridegroom. however.
emed rather nervous and tidgeted from
he position to another. The Cardinal
len, turning once more, pronounced
&c usual words. speaking to the bride
Dom: ''Wilt thou take Ellen Murphy,
IRE present. for thy lawful wife accord
g to the rite Of our holy mother the ,
hurch?" He answered very faintingiy
ID tremblingly. Il will 10 the
me question Miss Murphy sealed her a
tie by answering, in clear voice. in
hich no emotion was apparent, in the 4
me affirmative. The remainder of the I
remony passed of rapidly. the only IL
dent being that the bridegroom's hand
ook SO nervously that he could hardly j
ace the ring on the finger Of the fair
md which Mrs. De Rivas put up before
m. With a blessing the ceremony
a then ended. and the Cardinal, tax
9 agyip his -croziAr, moved eat of the
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