Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-23
FOREIGN.
The Marriage Of Pri.ee w.,se..,

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o. Prince Halde<nar, third soo of Flag
CHRISTIAN, Of Denmark. and Princess
Nara. daughter Of the Due DeCharfres.
vas eeieor1ted st Chateau D'E1, toe
resadence Of the Conte De Paris. The
elvll eerenocy vas performed yesterday
IN farls by the mayor. and the religious
services we're condustsd here today in
toe private chapel of the chateau.
Amess those preseni we're tie Queen
Of Denmark, the Grown Prince and
Pfincsss and their three daughters,
Prince De JoinviiIe. tbs Due DfAumaIe,
the Dac De Caz-s, the Da, and Dochess
De ChArsres. and CJaui yoa Aoltks
Huitfeld. the Danish Misistsr. The
handsome park and extensive gardens
surrounding the ehstesa, we're tonight
brilliantly illuminated With electric
lights and Chinese Isrterns. The town
vas profuseiT decorated With faQs and
bunting, and N any private houses we're
also illuminated in honor Of the event.
After the Wedding breakfast, the bride
and bridegroom departed for Chautilly.
The Wedding register vas signed bv
~ Princes The bride wore q dress Of
white satin with pearl embroidered
bodice. Her veil was OF Chautiily lace.
Ine news OF the attempted murder of
herr Estrupp, the Danish Premier. was
kept back frsm the bridal party until
the wedding reception vas over.
A Recsaaaisssnee.
PARrs. Ost. 22.-Advices from Ton
quin say that the French troops recently
made . Reconnaissance from Songhoa
and Hoanquan, and found formidable
numbers of Black Flags 10 she vicinity
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forcements are sbc2t to start for Ton
quin.
Land Lextslatiea.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-The English Far
ners' Alliance has adopted a resolution
stating that, TO avert the ruin of the
present race of farmers. land owners
must fsrthvith reduce the rent of
farms, and the Governmsnt must for
mulste q measure which will prevent
the raising Of rents on improvements Of
teBa ants
Absst RieL
In an interview today Fitzpatrick.
kiel's Canadian counsel, said: at IL
impossible to pretend that Riei vas On
fairly tried. There is no doubt that at
the time Of the outbreak in the North
vest grievances existed which have
since been remedied. Riel commenced
the agitation from purely pstrio lie mo-
tivee. Many people still consider that
be rendered valuable services to the
country. Doubtless excitement again
induced In Riel mental alteration, rem
derins him incapable of keeping the re-
bellion within local limits. On the
scahold Riei will become q martyr. In
prison or in an asylum be would be for
gotten
In the face of the conflicting medical
evidence in RiePs case, Fitzpatrick ad
voeatsd the appointment by the Cana
dian Government Of O commission to
again examine the prisoner.
Mrs. weldon Rearressed.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-Mrs. Weldon. who
recently completed six months impris-
oument for libeling Mr.. River, manager
of the Covent Gar den Theater, has
again been committed fer trial on a
similar charge. While in jail Mrs. Wei
don wrote to RIVERS solicitors accusing
him of villainy in stealing q document
belonging to her.
Treason Almosi sueeessfui.
LIMA, Oct. 22.-Further details of the
fight at Csjsmaraoa show that 1t was
marked by the treason Of Senior Ugarte,
one of the government officers, Who en-
deavored to unite his regiment With the
rebels. His object was frustrated
through the action of the legal troops,
who fred upon him when the design
became apparent. The government
troops we're greatly aided 10 achieving
their success by the armed populace,
who have unanimously agreed to resist
the Montaperos.
An Unpopular order.
MONTREAL, Oot. 22.-The resolution Of
the local Board OF Health calling upon
the Central Board to close TIE churches
is meeting with great opposition. Mop
sienor Fabrs. the Catholic Bishop. at
mass this morning denouncsi the idea
IL unmeasured terms, saying that the
authorities need net think they can
bring about such an unprecedented
revolution as the suppression Of public
religion at q time OF calamity like the
present. Bishop Bond OF the Anglican
community has also spoken against it.
while Father Dowd of St. Patrick's and
Rev. Mr.. Stone Of st. Martin's Angeli-
can say they will absolutely refuse to
comply With the measure. should il be
enforcsd. The number Of cases Of
small pox in civic hospitals up TO date Is
665 Of which IFS died.
The Kisg's Day.
CoPENHAsKs, Oct. 22.-Today vas OBJ
served as q general holiday in honor of |
the marriage Of Prince Waldemar and |
Princess Marie De Orleans. A banquet
Was given at the royal castle 10 cele- |
brAte the event, and torohlioht pro-
csssiou from the neiahborinG villages |
n fehed through the strects- Premier |
Essrupp, Who yesterday narrowly g.
capped an asssssin's bullet, received an |
ovation.