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The New York herald., 1874-08-27
ANN ELIZA AND BRl CHAM.

SASS - AAcS AL iAPPAAC6VAOn lOT u O1V0xCO
in the Third District Court OF Utah
She is Charged With Having q Legal
Husband LivinE-Income and Family
OF the Prophet.
SALT LAKE CITY, August 20, 1874.
Application has been made by Ann Eliza Young to
the Third District Court or Utan fof divorce from
Brigham Young. Her application states that she
was married to Brigham Young ApiIl G. 1865; that
for period OF about one year after their marriage
Brigham Young lived and coha bited with her. but
after that time he treated ne. witE neglect and
unkindness. and pursued toward her a systematic
course OF cruel and inhuman treatment, ending
in absolute desertion tnat she believes 500 coo Is
reasonable sum for the services OF her counsel in
this SUIT, and tnat Sl.00J per moutn is reasonable
amount ior the support oI ierseli and children.
Brigham Young virtually replies tEat he has but
one legal vile, aud all his others are merely
such BY a sort OF church arrangement. His
answer filed with the Clerk OF tine District
day OF Apri, or at any other tlme himself and Ann
Eliza lntermarried or that since that time. or at
any time. she has been or now is MS wife, alleging
that on April 10, 1865 Ann Eliza married James 1.
Dee, who Is still living, AMI that she still is the
lawful wle OF Dee, never. as he believes. having
OF APRIL 1865. he was informed and verify believed
That prior to that time she had been legally
divorced rom slid Dee; that on the 1Oth of Janu.
ary. 1864, he, being an unmarried man, was law.
fuzzy married to Mary Ann Angel at Klrtiand,
OHIO, and that said Mary Ann Angel is still living
knew on ihS 9th Of April, 1865.
He furtner says tnat on the 9th OF April, 1865
himself and Ann Eliza members OF the Cnurcr
OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints and that 1t
was Il doctrine and belie that members thereof
might enter into plural or celestial marriages,
ana admits that, in accordance with sucn doc
trlne OF the Church, ceremony was per
iormsa 70 az + tno the me stated unite them
marriage; that she was then informed by him and
wen Knew nat by reason oil said marriage IN this
manner shc could not nave and need not expect
MS society or personal attention. as in the Ordi-
nary relation between husband and wife. He de-
MES any neglect or unkindness, but declares that
she voluntarily lett his house.
He denies that $4,000 or any sum whatever
WOulo pe a reasonable or proper Zee Tor her coun
sci, or that 900 or any sum exceeding 500 per
month would DC reasonable or proper allowance
lor the plantiif and her cnildren that to the pest
OF ms knowledge and information all his properly
docs nov exceed IN value the sum OF $500 600, and
tnat MS income does not exceed $4,000 per month;
tnree persons. all OF whom are dependent upon
MIN Ior support ana prays tnat he may be dis
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THE CITY OF pEKINa.

Excursion or the New stea mshtp 20 Hsvvs
port-President Grant and Other Dis.
ttnguished Passengers ON Be Rrd-Pro~
Eramme OF the Trip.
The immense steamship City OF Peking, belong.
Ing 70 the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. started
yesterday morning on an excursion to Newport
she left her anchorage at about quarter past
nine A. NJ, and steamed down the North River and
the Bay, conveyed by two tenders. which were to
take back to the city those guests Of the steamship
company who were only able to participate in the
pleasures OF the excursion as far as Sandy Hook
aToSr SSo persons were invited to take part In
vssso vs,eora'ing n the dedication OF the mammoth
of ossSe tbem a9 vsTa e9@meTce but although most
only Sl5 ladies and gentlemen have
gone on the voyage. The trip down the BaS
Of sandy Hook the vessel stopped and took So on
Mrs. Grans General n,aae ana NTH w party comprising
tan X. w. Shufeidt ana daughter, Miss Barnes 81.
i ); Has!rgs pG;, C. W. cnIlds General and Mrs. Bah
The following persons are also among the excur.
sionists:-vlce President Wilson, Secretary ~ Bel
George r. Dennis. X. o. Fukasawa Japanese Con.
SUI YOshs H Spaa we Vice Minister aaugso
z. G. Banfield, District Attorney Bliss, Senior
Don Vicente DardSon. Minister Oi Guate-
Mrs joel Parker of New Jersey senator W.
n. DucklnRuan. cIdstuS bTOOkS ana daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. W. Simonton, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roach, the Rev. S. II. Tying Jr.; General RUFUS In
gals, Mr.. and Mrs. U. NJ. Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
c. Platt, c. O'Neill and sister, 8. w. Kellogg j. s.
Ncgley and W. Townsend
The steamship company has made every provi.
sion to secure the pleasure OF Its guests. The
CABINS OF the City OF Peking are Handsomely fres.
coed and upholstered yet beauty has been added
to them with flowers artistically arranged. The
period OF the pleasure seeking on the City OF Pc
king WIN De three days. The vessel was expected
day and to start for New York tomorrow mornina
SO that the excursiontsts will probably be here
again tomorrow night.
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HEAVY COMMERCIAL FAILURE.

Jonas Sanneborn Co., oil merchants, OF No. 1876
Pearl street, failed yesterday, their liabilities
amounting TO between s4,OOo,ocO and $4,000, ,OOO
the nrm which has been in existence about twenty
panic, the most strenuous efforts 10 recover from
wnich only caused additional losses. The princ-
pal business OF Sanneborn Il Co. was with Euro
pean dealers, and the failure will consequently
havo little eject hero.
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

LONDON. August 20, 1874.
At the York August meeting to-day the race for
the great Ebor Handicap Stakes was won by Mr.
Bowo's chestnut colt Chivalrous, by Adventurer,
out OF Auld Acquaintance, four years old.
SECOND AND THIRD HORSES
Mr.. J. Anson's bay colt Blantyre, by Adventurer
out OF Bonny Bell three years old, was second and
Louise was third.
THE BETTING.
The dnal betting was 8 to against Cnivalrous,
s to against Blantyre aud 10 to against Louise.
There were nine starters.
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CUBA.
The Insurgents Concentrating for q
Westward March.

Tne Insurgents Concentrating for q
Westward March.
HAVANA, August 20, 1874.
The details OF the engagement at Sancti Spiritus
have just reached here. The battle took place
between 200 Spanish troops and a part OF Jime-
ncy's forces. As stated in dispatches at the time
the object OF the entry the seizure of some 800
Remington rines and ammunition stored there
They took the arms from the volunteers and from
the colored fremen. They also came near captur.
ing Brigadicr Acosta, but he made his escape by
hiding on the roof Of his house. The door was
burst open, the house searched, but in vain.
The Cubans marched away quietly about A. NJ,
unmolested, expressing their intention of shortly
again paying their respects to the city.
The Cinco Villas are menaced by ali invasion OF
all the Cuban forces from the east and
1t will doubtless have the effect of
increasing the ranks OF the insurgents. The latter
have all withdrawn from the Eastern Department
and manifest signs Of concentration preparatory
TO march westward. Trinidad and other cities
are receiving considerable reinfor rcements
A British Man-of-War.
HAVANA, August 26, 1874.
Tne British man-of.war swallow has arrived here
from jamaica
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EARTHQUAKE In PORTO RICO.

HAVANA, August 20, 1874.
AuVlces iron Porto Rico OF to-day's date report
that ihc'e was terrific earthquake on that Island
tbs morning. The vibrations lasted lor two
minutes. Houses rocked, producing nausea, and
the Inhabitants rushed into the streers IN the
widest alarm. No calamities vet renorted.
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they round sre exlssing sra,e or wings ana let n
remain as they foupd IL Their slaves are nearly
always-the exceptions are only enough 10 prove
the rule-well fed and kindly treated aud looked
v. LOvETT CAMERON. n n.
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THE BRUSSELS CONGRESS.

BRUSSELS, August 20, 1874
In the International Congress the protocols of
lts proceedings have been read and approved.
The END APPROACHING.
The date OF the formal sitting will be appoin ted
Tonight
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MANITOBA

The Quappelc Indian Trenty--The
"Lord' Gordon suiciae-Thc Crops.
FORT GARRY, August 2s, 1874.
Lieutenant Governor Morris, the Hon. Mr.. Laird
and Colonel Smith leave here to-day on business
connected with the QuappeIc indian treaty. they
Will be absent about three weeks.
Ine government have taken steps toward instt-
Iu'ing an inquiry into the Gordon-Gordon arrest
and suicide.
Harvesting is gong on brisgly and the prospects
arc mat there Will be at least u half crop
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THE OGALLALAS,
Hostile Chicfs Endcavoring to Organize
a Forcc TO Attack Custcr.

WASHINGTON, August 2s. 1874.
Dispatches received from Captain Ofney. com.
manding At Fort Sully,. dated August 20 and COM
muncated TO the War Department by General
Terry. speak OF Custer in camp a. Cowpens in the
Black Hills and OF hostile camp at Big Rosebud
The chiefs and headmen were haranguing the
camp and declared war Four Horus was irving
TO organize u lOrce to attack Gus or and claimed
he could raise orce of 1000 warriors Tor this pur
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IRELAND.

LONDON, August 27-5 30 A. NJ.
The Daily Ne,cs announces that the strike in
Belfast has ended, and that all the operatives,
1000 In number. have resumed work In the facto.
1e5 at reduced wages.
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FRANCE.
4reSident 1acMahon's Tour-Filling Vacancies
in the Assembly.

PARIS, August 49, 1874.
President MacMahon mas arrived at Anglers.
La Ltoerte says he will return immediately to
Paris, and may hereafter make visit to Nice Tor
the purpose OF counteractng the separatist agita.
tion there.
ALL VACANT SEATS TO BE FILLED.
The same paper reports that elections have been
ordered to Ill all the vacant seats in the National
Assembly.
Return OF MaeMahen to Paris.
PARIS, August 81 1874.
President MacMahon arrived In PARIS at mid.
night
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THE SPANISH RECOGNITION.
Russias Policy Unchanged-The Three Friendly
Emperors.

LONDON, August 49, 1874.
Russia has again informed Germany that she
secs no cause to modify her attitude on the Span.
ish question.
RUSSIA, GERMANY AND AUSTRIA
The Proutrziol Correspondent, OF Berlin, declares
that the friendship and good understanding of the
three Emperors are unimpaired
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.

BOSTON, August g. 1874
1t is expected President Grant will pass the Sab
bath at Naushon, Buzzard's Bay, Mass, as the
guest ofMr. John NJ. Forbes. He will stop at Vino
yard Grove from Thursday until Saturday.
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SPAIN.
ne Madrid Government Claims vicosy Over
the Carlists at Puigcerds.

MADRID August 20, Is7A
fne Csrlists attempted 70 carry Puigcerda by as.
Oault last night.
THE cARLrsTs DEFEATED.
Three columns attacged the city at different
points, but all were driven back with heavy losses
ARTILLERY FORCE OF THE cARLIsrs wEAKENEp.
Their chief OF artillery has been killed and more
than half OF their cannon are dismounted.
Arrest OF Two Carlist Leaders.
PARIS, August 90, 1874
The Carlist leaders Sparta and viscouut Della.
torre have been arrested by the French authori.
ties at Port vendres, on the frontier.
CAUSE OF DETENTION
They showed false passports, and have been
taken 10 Perigueux, where they are now interned.
FRENCH VIGILANCE.
The authorities are keeping close watch on the
frontier, and the Carliss are consequently strait.
ened Tor provisions.
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A NEW SEARCH FOR CHARLEY ROSS,

PHILADELPHIA, August 2G 1874
It 10 understood that certain persons Of this
city have secured the services Of q well known
detective agency to undertake the search for
Charley Brewster Ross, the child abducted from
his home on the 1st OF July last. It thought that
the extended arrangements OF tue detecrIvo
agency referred to may enable them to accomplish
the result so much desired.
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Return OF MacAIahen to I
BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, August 20, 1874.
the Prince OF wales has arrived In this city on
nis way to Berlin.
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The WY 20 secure o BeHutf1uI Skin
use CLEANS SULPHUR SOAP daily in your bath It
opens tho pores so that all impurities can pass o6 from
the whole SKIN instead OF compelling them to work of
that is washed and therefore, the only part where the
at 25c per cake or one box three cakes 60c by mail
tonc box. three cakes 75c. Address G. \. CRIrTEN
n. Nnr Areu is yan
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miles and killed. Their remains were collected
and are being taken care or

miles and killed Their remains were collected
and are being taken care OF.
IN The CIRCUIT COURT,
IN session ct this place, on assembling this morn.
ing. several speeches we're made by members OF
the Bar denouncing the conduct OF the dis
guised lynchers, who were from the country
and urging upon the Judge TO give the Grand
Jury an extra charge ordering them to send cut
for witnesses all along the road from here to Rick
ettsville, In order to arrest and punish the GRIM
inals
While the charge was being delivered Q runner
arrived In hot haste with Q report that q large
body OF negroes, well armed. were marching on
Trenton, which caused an adjournment Of Court.
Scouts were sent out, but returned reporting all
quie
There is no mistake but that the negroes are
well organized In this county and ready for action
at moments warning. TWO companies from
Union City have arrived here. other dispatches
report everybody as under arms.
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Attention to the Cure OF Catarrh.-
WOLCOTT'> CATARRH ANNIHILATOR, pfutS Il
Inflammation or Acute Pain, use PAIN PAINT
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Tho Late Riot at Austin,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August %, 1874
The Sherr OF Tunica county. Mississippi, has
arrested thrtyfour Of the ringleaders In the late
riot at Austin.
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Heconctltation OF tho Georgetown Ring.
leaders.
WASHINGTON, August 20, 1874.
Bowley and Jones, the radical negroes whose
rivalry caused the Georgetown riot, have signed
an agreement declaring that no impediment to
their cordial friendship remains. and that they
will refrain from everything tending TO public dis.
order.
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Cristsdoro's Hair Dye Docs its Work
quickly harmlessy, splendidy; imparts natural
shades ana is easily applied Sold everywhere
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Dntchclor's Hair Dye is Splcndtd.-
Never tails Esta bishcd 81 years sold and properv
applied ut BACHELORS Wig Factory. 10 Bond st. n Y
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Health Restored (Without Medicfnel
by DU BARRf'S REVALLNTA ARABIC FOOO to the
stomach, nerves lungs and liver curing dyspepsia On.
digeson) constipation diarrhga acdity, paiptaton.
seeplessnesS debility, wasting eongii, asthma evcrs,
consumption low spirits; 10000 cures which had sisted
all other remedies. Depot in New York, JOHN +.
HENRY CuRkAN y co. Nos s and Q t,oLlcge nIacn
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A British Man-of.War.

IANANA AuHUSU ISIF
The British man-of.war swallow has arrived here
If0m Jamaica.
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Silk Elastic Belt Stockings, Knee
Gaps, Abdominal Ssqpp9rers spspensery Bandsges
No vesey street Lady in attendance.
Until the Invention of tho Elastic
TRUSS 6S3 Broadway il is curious fact that science
had tailed satisfy The universal public for an
unfaiing remedy Tor Rupture
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Rupture and Physical Deformitios
treated by Dr. MARSH at No. vesey street
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