The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
OVER THEDEGP BLUESEA
THE EARL or FIFE TAKES 4 ROYAL
WIFE.
The Princess Louise. Of wales. Ills fair
nride-Taik Win Houlang.r-f,eut.
of Current Interest From
Foreign Lands.

Foreign Lands.
LONDON. July -7.- The Princes
, Louise, of Wales, and the Earl of Fife.
were married to-day at noon an the pri-
yate chapel of Buckingham Palace.
The weather was very dismal. q heavy
rain falling. The brlie and groom ar
rived privately. The Prince of Wales.
the King of Denmark the King of Greece
and other royal pers0uagos assembled
in the Bow library at ll.ij % await the
arrival Of the Queen and the bridal
party. At a few minutes 60 l2 the
. Queen entered the chapel from her rrl-
yate apartments. 4 moment later the
bridal party appeared and the marriage
was solemnized by the Archbishop If
Canterbury.
TRUE BILL AGAINST MRS MAVERICK.
LIVERPOOL. July 27.-A tsue bin has
been found against Mrs. May brick. who
is accused Of causing her husband 5
death by administering poison to hiin.
GENERAL BoULANGER ENDORSED.
PARIS. July 27-The C0caic pub
( li-hcd to-day the first lnsmlment 0f
the documents and derositions made
before the High Court convened % try
General Boulanger. The papers have
created sensation. General Fsrron.
who succeeded General Bulancer as
Minister Of War. deposad that tine
secret service funds were intact. aud
that General BOulanger effected many
economies While i'm Office.
ATALK WITH B3CLANGan.
LoNDoN. July I'll have .pan. am
hour this morning with General B1u-
F huger. lie j, looking quite bright.
/ Ills former dull. stolid look has di-ap-
peared. He ridiculea The stories ol his
F departure for America. and said
,t would be- insanity. He expects
/ o. be- elected in sixty out of the eighty
eight cant0nal elections for the
/ council general On sunday. lIe je
clared that money was not q difficulty
+ 10 him. and that an officials ca-hlcrel
because OF their sympathy with him
would bee paid in full until they could
be- reinstateI. What was more import
ant, the dismissed officials would bare.
turned as deputies Plenty Of c1udi-
dates had been aeicc. 81 from the alarW-
lists. Bonapartis,s. or B1u.angi-ls ace
c0rdiug % local elcC,ioneering uoees3i-
ties.
"Lnglaud 5 position in Esypt" s4id
he. ls the only question of difference
between England and France. but it
was only % lovers quarrel. 10 % hrm
government was established iu France.
800 arlaug msut would D. easy. Ir-.
land aud France had had a baby. That
WAS Egypt England lust'y reminds
farce that She had refused % wot
nurse the child when it WAS offered to
her.
UNEXPECTED OPPOSITION r0 TILE ROYAL
GRANTS.
LONDON. July s7.- Every one is as-
founded at the number OF adherCuts
Chat Aockcd to Mr. iabbchcrea san-
dard la-t night on the royal grants ques-
tion iu the House of Commons. Ihs
most saDgune Radical did not expect
that more than 81 hundred members
would support Mr.. L1b0uchere s amend
mont.
ln the debate on royal grants iu 1873.
there were only thirteen uegatiy votes.
Last night q vote was the most radical
ever recorded in the Commons. Aside
from the Pafueilites. the total Liberal
members 0f the House is 21i OF
these l3l followed Nr. laD0ucheIs
last niqht Added % these were
MC--rs. 4. l.. % C0nnor Richard Guam
beriain ami William Cane. making lhc
total votes, including pairs. l5i-almo-l
double GladstOne's r followers. Tine
vote afforded startling Instance Of the
radical OF the Liberal party.
B0UiANGER's STRENGTH 10 nE TESTED.
Great interest is felt in the county
council election in France to morrow.
General B0ulanger is running eighty
eight cautous. twill be great test of
BOullnger5 strength Success to his
cause now means Boulanger d0mI-
nance at the coming parliamentary
elections.
THE WEDDING THE ALL ABsOhBlNGTOpiC.
LONDON. July g7-Tne one topic of
conversation and of newspaper interest
to-day was the marriage which was
s0iemnized at noon in the private chap
al of Buckingham Palace. 10 was
great disappointment 10 the many
friends of the Prince and Princes
OF Wales that the chapel selected
for the ceremony was so small. as the
number who could enter was restricted
TO the immediate cntOuuge of the royal
households. About dozen newspaper
representatives who were graciously
allowed to be present were obliged 10
wear evening dress. contrary % Gus
tom. thus placing the gentlemen Of the
press on footing with the menials.
The Gdzette today officially an
nounces the advancement Of the Duke
OF Fife. Tonight the latter gave
grand banquet TO the employees Of
Scott 5 Bank. of which be is a partner
MIR. GLADSTONE IS FETE.
The fete given Mr.. and Mrs. Glad
stone last night by the National Liberal
Club has made marked impression.
Fifteen hundred guests were present.
all of whom paid guinea admission Il
piece. The speeches were feliciiOus
and evoked much enthusiasm. The re-
ception accorded 10 Sir William Vernon
Harcourt was an incident OF the even
ing. Next to Mr.. Gladstone he was the
most peculiar man present. The cheer
ing given Lord Granville was slight in
comparison. LOid Rosebery came late
and Mr. Morley did not attend.