Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-24

members Of bis royal house. The
of1cesFnaids left tire vestry IL xhi.h they
DAG been waiting for the entrance 20
tns eharch yard 20 reesive the bride.
lie arrival Of the Qoeen With tho bride
vas heFAlded With cheers and q royal
s9l1fe- The pioNrs played the march
HIGHLAND Laddie.- and the spithead
And the salute guns thuzdered grand
salute
The Qosen entered the church on the
brides left The Prince Of Wales was
On the riRkt Of the bride. The brides
maids followed. The Princess I5osed
- the guests on either side as she ad-
yanced up the aisle The scene ss the
Qoseu, dressed in black, with lace. and
wearing = miniature diamond crown,
entered the church vas very impressive.
The bride looked very pretty. She was
dressed IN ivory satin, With hcniton
lace. Her hair vas artistieally az
ranged, and its effect was msde more
charming by the wreath Of orange
blossoms she wore. The Princess OF
Wales wore 9 costume Of white ca de
nil.
Prince Henry stcsd at the south side
OF the altar and awaited the bride.
The Princess walked with firm step
up the aisle while the Wagner Bridal
March vas played. The Archbishop
OF Canterbury read the services. the
BRIDE and bridegroom responding IN
clear toses. which wers heard through
out the building. The Qaeen gave the
bride away. At the close Of the ser
ylee Mendlsssohn's Anthem WAS sung.
The Queen, Prince Henry and the rela-
ttves on both sides then kissed the
bride. As the bridal party left the
church, Mendlessohn's Wedding March
was played.
The dress which the Princess Beatrice
Will wear IN starting on her bridal trip
10 of figured China crepe. of q soft
cream color, lo0ped 40 on the left side
by long loops with ends Of cream MORE
ribbon. The loops are drawn through
buttopholes made IN the skirt. She will
also wear a dolmaR Of the same mate
rial. having TIVE square ends in front
trimmed with Irish lace. The brides
naide' dresses were of embroidered
silk muslin aver ivory satin, and petit
coats Of hounces of Mschlin lace, With
. design Of orange flower buds over
satin corsage trimmed with the same
lace.
The Russian Commissioners.
1EHKRAs. July 23.-Ths Russian AZ
CHAN Boundary Commission, under N.
Lesser, Is expected to arrive at the from
tier at the end of August. Ii is remored
that the Shah 10 Roing TO Meshed hop
ing thereby 20 stem the tide Of Russian
invasion Of Persia.
Beleaguered Kassala.
CAIRo, July 23.-Mr. Chermode writes
that kassala still vigorously resists the
rebels. He believes that Negas intends
to succor tbs town.
Russian War Agitation.
WARSAW, July 23.-The Panslayist DO
litical societies are having plaearded in
the large TWINS Of Russia iniiammatory
addresses abusing England With the OBJ
isct Of making war agitation possible.
In tine Eagiish GENET cry.
CoSsTAsTrNoPLE, JAY 23-Fhe Eng
lish Government on the suggestion of
Consul Faveett, has allowed the Ameri-
can colony who have no cemetery of their
own here, to use the British cemetery at
Soutari, which was created during the
Crimean war. The members of the col
ony express unqualified satisfaction over
this act Of courtesy.
N Mahdr's Death.
LONDON, July 23.-It 10 stated that the
government has received confirmation
Of the report of the death Of FL Mahdi
Of small pox on June 18th.
Dtsquleting Rumors.
PARIS, July 23.-Reports are spread
ing that the government Is Withholding
news of an unfavorable nature which il
has received frsm AMMAN in regard to
Tonquin.
Dasitt and Chamberlain.
LONDON, July g. Michael Davitt has
written letter TO Jos. Chamberlain, the
r adical leader, In which he says thaR be |
would be proud 10 stand vita Chamber |
lain on any platform during the pro
posed visit Of the latter to Ireland. The |
letter marks final rupture of the two |
sections Of the Irish party. Davitt re-
fuses to enter Parliament, because IN
doing 30 10 would be compulsory to |
swear allegiance 10 the Queen. He de- |
clares that he will remain an unrelent-
ing enemy Of England's power in Ire
land.
The Government Defeated.
LONDON, July 23.--The Government
was defeated in the House Of Commons
this evening by $50 to 130 on clause of
the medical relief bill. The Parnellites
the Government.