The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07
ROYAL NUPTIALS.
PREPARATIONS FOB THE MARRIAGE
or Prince RudOIph, OrAunlFIa, RHd Prin'
cess SIePhauIe, Of Belgium AeacOns.
81, held's Memorial and CaFIyIe's
PoSIhumOus Productions,

VIENNA, May 6,-About one hundred
thousand persons arrived here to be pres
ent at the marriage OF Rudolph ant
Stephanis.
Prince Rudolph, on his arrival here
to-day, was cordially received by o depu
tation OF eighteen OF his former tutors
The arrival at SChonbrunn OF the train
bearing the Queen OF Belgium and Prin.
cess Stephanie was saWaited by the Emperor
and Prince Rudolph, wearing the Belgian
order oil knighthood, Stakeholder ol
Vienna. The engines Of the train,
wreathed with flowers, entered the
railroad station, which was richly deco
rated.
Shortly after o'clock to the strains OF
the Belgian National anthem Prince Ru.
dulph atfeCtionately embraced Princess
stephanis and presented her TO the
Emperor, who kissed her on the forehead.
When the Rreetings oil the Kings party
were concluded the Burgomsster present.
ed Princess StephRnie with a bouquet OF
white roses and hawthorn. The party
then entered the carriages being received
with deaiening cheers when they appeared
at the door Of the platform. The trst car.
riage contained the Emperor and
King OF Belgium; the second, the Queen
Of Belgium, Princess Stephaine and Prince
Rudolph; the third, Princess Clementine
and her governeSs, The carriages pro.
Ceeded slowly down thestreet OnwhiOh the
station IL situated to Best PlalS, where the
representatives VI six suburbs Of Vienna
presented their homage TO the Royal
party, then through Schonbrunn street
to the Castle.
The route oil procession was lined with
troops and the crowd OF people numbered
thousands. who greeted the party, espeC.
tally Princess Stephanie, with the heRrtiest
aCclamation. The party on their arrival
were atfeClionately welcomed by the Elm.
press In the great gallery of the castle.
The Burgomaster will tomorrow pay
visit to the King OF Belgium and present
him with q gold medal, struck In com.
memoration Of the marriage,
sALwuuRG, NAV O.-T6e Royal party
10 drove 10 the railway staLion through
dense crowd OF people. The train started
amid streams ot the Belgian National
anthem aud chorus by the people. They
arrived at Vienna this evening.
LONDON, May 6.-There was a gala pro.
cession yesterday from The railway station
stsAleSburg to the palace, on the occasion
Of the arrival Of the Queen Of the Belgans
and her daughter, the PhnCess stephanie,
on their way to Vienna for the marriage
ot the Princess and Prince Rudolph. The
town was elsborately deCked with flags
and adorned with triumphal arches. Last
evening state dinner was given at the
palace, afterwards there was reception OF
deputStious bearing wedding gifts.
The town IL brilliantly illuminated,
There was torchlight procession Of the
students, who formed before the palace,
making with the torches an outline OF
a Monogram Of Rudolph and stephanie.
BeaCous were lighted on the neighboring
hills, and there WAS q grand display OF tira
works. The royal party drove through
the town to witness the displsy.
Prince Randolph returned to Vienna
last evening.
.. CARLYLEs "REMINISCENCES,
Froude writes to the Times that In 1871
Carlyle gave him the manuscript OF bis
"reminiscences with the instructions OF go
attached thereto. Froude expressed the
opinion that the greater part Of the remln.
iBCenCes should be published as 1t was.
Carlyle replied that he left tho decision
in the matter to Froude. Permission TO
publish was the condition on which
Froude accepted thetrust, which he did not
seek or like, and only undertook it from
personal regard for Carlyle. Two years
ago he offered 10 surrender tho manu-.
script to Oarlyle's niece. In conclusion
Froude says: my task is difficult enough
az II stands, and shall be sorry II the
difficulty is increased by the demand for
further, explanations, which | shall be
very reluctant 10 give"
A MEMORIAL TO BEAC0NsFIELD.
A subscription has been opened 10 raise
$4,000 TO complete and boautiiy the Hugh.
enden Church as memorial to Lord
BeaCons6eld. Six Of the windows are 10
be illuminated and the interior To be
decorared. A spire Is TO be erected, with
q peal ot bells, the yard enclosed with
uhuubuub IhlllHkbi anu MOnumeut
placed over Beaconsield's vault,
Thos. Oldham Barlow, Walter William
Onlees and Barton REVERE have been
elected members Of the Royal Academy.
wAGNER's NEW WORK.
BERLIN, May 0.-Wagner's "Nibelengen
Trilogy" was Begin at the Victoria Thea.
ire last evening. There was a large crowd
Of spectators, and great enthusiasm pre-.
vailed. Wagner was present, seated In
boz. At the conclusion Of the perform.
anCe he was cheered, when ho descended
10 the stage and returned thanks for the
reception given his work.
SOUTH AFRICA Still UNSETTLED.
DURBAit, May 0.-The News from Trans.
vaal tends to increase the fear that the
natives will attack the Beers when the
British Withdraw. A number CT Ca[Tte
chiefs f,rmed league against the Beers.
TROUBLES IN TUSis.
TUSts, May 0.-The Dey has addressed
fresh prote1t 10 the Powers imploring
them In the name OF humanity 10 stay the
horrors OF war.
The report is confirmed that five power.
ful native Tribes have revoted aud refuse
10 submit either 10 The Bsy or the French.
The Bsy ia Htrenuously ohdeavoring 10
regain his authority,