The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-25
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LONDON, June "a Charles Warren
Adams and Miss Mildred Colerldge,
daughter Of The Lord Chief Justice OF
England, were married to-day. A
maternal uncle was the officiating cler-
'gyman. The marriage was private.
Lord Coleridge was asked by his
daughter TO attend her wedding, but
he refused, and In consequence of this
refusal no other members Of the family
Of Lord COlorldgo were invited. Invi-
tntlOns were, however, issued 10 and
accepted 10y Rll the members of the
family Of the late Lady Coleridge and
all were present at the wedding.
A hwELL STATE HALL,
LONDON, June 2-Unitod States
Minister Phelps and his wife wore
among the guests at the grand ball
given last evening by NJ. Wsddington,
| the French ambassador, at his resi-
dence, nj AlbeItgate House, Hyde
Park. The Prince and the Princess OF
Wales and most of the leaders Of Lon
don society we're also present, Mr.,
Phelps danced with the Princess OF
Waloa. Her diamonds were superb.
THE NEW MINISTRY QUALIFIEs,
Soon after the members of the late
Gladstone Ministry had retired from
Windsor Castle, after delivering W
the seals Ot ciiice, tho members OF the
new ministry, formed by the Marquis
OF Salisbury, arrived and went through
the ceremony OF accepting Office from
the Queen and receiving the seats
making the acts of obedience by kiss
ing the hand of her majesty. Grea
crowds OF people we're assembled a
the rsilroad depot upon the arrival ol
the train bearing tho new ministry
The Marquis OF salisbury and Sir Stat
ford Nortacoto were loudly oheerod-
Sir Stafford TO AN especial degree
Lord Randolph Churchill, on the con
trary, was received with mingled
cheers and groans.
IN THE COMMONS.
There was full attendance of mem
B, bers I'm tho House OF Commons thi
A., afternoon. The Conservatives occu
pied the ministerial benches.
Rowling Winn, Conservative mem
b her for Lincolnshire North, move
1 that the House at It's rising do adJour
until Friday. MIR. Winn explaine
! that on Friday ho would move for th
y issue of certain writs of election. II
: also proposed that on Friday next th
House again adjourn until Friday
: the following week in order to Civ
!, nm opportunity for tho reelection
. Parliament OF the new ministry.
THE CORRESPONDENTS
: Mr.. Gladstone read b. the House u
u correspondence between himself an
~ the Marquis OF Salisbury, relating
! the recent dead lock in the Cabint
!. and which was conducted through u
= = medium of the Queen. The letters
y Mr. Gladstone convey TO the now go
ernment the assurance OF general su
a port upon the part Of tho Liberals. TI
OK premier, however, throughout {
whole correspondence, declines
make any specific pledges.
MR.. PARNELL
- gave notice that he would call the
IN tentlon of the House to the adminisu
', tion of the crimes act In Ireland by
" late government. Mr.. Parneu OIL
st. said that he would move for an
ys quiry into the condition OF officials
"a the Maamtraana aud BarbeeVl
a cases.
H. ADJOURNED,
ys Several new writs for election W
ha ordered 10 be issued, The House th
r. adjourned.
de CROWDED.
Ia The opposition were very mi
ny. crowded to-day, because of the rofu
ey of the Pernellitos 70 surrender u
ia seats. -