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Ann ELIZ.I'S SUIT DECIDED.
The Alleged Marriage with brigham Young
Declared Ia he Null and Void.

SALT LAKE CITY, April 27.-The decision
in the famous case Of Ann Eliza Young against
Brigham Young wac rendered to-day by Judge
Srhacfrer.
That the defendant and plaintiff were mar
ried April Is. 1865. de facto. but not de jure.
That at the timc OF tho de facto marriage
plaintiff was competent to cntor into valid
contract OF marriage. but the defendant
was not. because he had lawful wife
then living. Tho person. Sidney Rigdon.
who performed the marriage ceremony be-
tween tho defendant md Mary Anna Angel in
kirtianl, ONO. ia 1881, had no license author
Min- him 10 perform such ceremony. None
was needed To- make tho marriage valid. The
plniutn AMI defendant cOhubtcd together as
nus -nand and VIE for several years after their
DE IN 10 marriage. The defendant deserted. III
treated. nnI nr..l" ted the plaintiff hut such de
iactO marriage w ) iNdd ed and effected by un-
du" influence and coercion.
Tho dee lsion concludes IL follows: The plain
tin is not entitled toa decree of divorce. Tho
alleged marriage wis Gnl i- polygnnuus. and
therefore null and void. During the time plain
tn was with defendant IA his polygamous wife
sh" was ne hiin ~ n mrnial servant. and
would lbs entitled 10 reasonable compensation
for her services. But, hay lng received IN this
instan g in the form OF alimony pendente lite
moro than such services Drc shown 10y the proof
Ia b. rchsu unanly worm, she should 10 hence
without further COM pru-aton.
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the NIJIIS or IHF OLD WORLD.
England os the Leader and VI odei to all Euro
p~nn Naval Powers.

W4sHrNGroN. Anril 27 Chief Enginoor I
W. King OF the United States Navy. who has
r.e.nilv mazda mn c,haus,ivc ,cnor. on r.,,,,
constitution and mechanical appliances for
ships Of war in Europe. says that all the nayicv.
OF Europe have been recently undergoing re-
.o"9Hu0''h' anu 'hc'v nus h'N'I p''h " NH"
during pence when such largo xpcnditur,s fnr
h"'" pui poN'9 "'i' "'"v ~ az present "h'
such radical changes effected in the con-truc-
w" VI s"'t7 W ""'' :" e'"'N MA, y III
hlheh'h"rS i"r ""rAihs gums, anu l"r various
other purposes on board snip and in onun-
elye torpedo warfare The introductinn Ia
-. t
''c rpolt Hrhu'hs "'N Ina anu 10 IN
the fore front rs the leader and model
To all European naval powers. In
a,,,,,. ,,,'',. ,.'., O.. -,
""l'""h '' N''H "'"-hih''"'' 'lu'pp'i puul'
dock yard~. the patronage OF the Government
hns suf,lred To- keen in ,xist.nce ~ in.ron.o
~, go, 90, -,,,,.... ~ .,... 80
NV 9"P'' ''' h'''i ','''''''7 N"l'' t'''N' anu
aid tho national cstni li~hments IN time 81 pea ',
and whi'h IN iimg oi war would lc a. them of
priceless value II is owing 10 this patronage
ana 10 foreign orders tor shllS oi war IN no
small measure. THAI on y" Thames, the Nor
s"y. me tlydr. AMI m. Tyne. ar found un-
modern war ship construction. Nearly every
eonsldernI ls naval power except ,lhe, United
States AMI iran" hav" employed English de-
sienrrs fnsllsh huidrrs. engineers. ana gun
manufacturers. thlct Engineer King contin-
ucs:
Il was here that the Konis Nvrhelm Kaiser ncut.ch
lani ant other shils tor n" 1crman nav, "ere built
inrH, "nilrd IRON llc ,Nae ana ihc Than, large
hnytcrnl ,s.s" Russia snnin iimlnniW W nn,.,t sr ,,
,,r',c, rortucnl Hr,],l Vhui w, and i,t, - ,ii IN
To- Ensiam to have anuoicI ,ir. u war c'i,irnct.a
The shehcld works not only supply armor plate. tor
% %nese ,hii, tn. A. plae, a. T9, & "a, or war
~ Son~,,nrniA ~ @ '"lhti'r' @ iue hl,1..f M'iINA ana
t.. III, ali He u,,1. ,s na,i ,' 'o, ' '.'' xxx
oi En.h.h sup ynri- an ENGINEERING works to spnl,
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tack. w.rc exposed to the Turkish nrc and were
uunhl 10 advance.
The Ottoman Ga.t ia tomhnrdipg the Russian
fortified hHrlpr OF pOrti forty miles north Of
bu'Nufn
PLRA. April 27.-Thc town VI roti has been
blmbard'd and burnt NV the TurhH.
m BUCHAREST April 27-lt * sud Tint the
TURKS nave taken 1OSs 'ssion Oi wpOd"d
islan between kharash md = 'lls'ria. when %
the. inhabitants n'd. Tho railway from Jassy
tu tW,hcnl is mt rruIi II Ivy floods.
Public feeling hero inrhnrs moro and
more to an ALLAN of RnumAn with kussin.
II sccne likely TINT the Chamber VIII vet nl'ao.
hut conillcn - in th" rr,-ent Min stry and Will
Indemnity them hricr hand Tor amy measures
th.y may chOos" 10 tnkc.
Large ccn-ignmcnis Of nrns for Roumnnia
hay l'on stopped at several railway stations in
GaliDn.
The Russian troops have not moved farther
westward than Bnrh-s HI Their delay
il variou-ly commented on. Tho most
plausible explanation is TINT their rapid
advance ut first WIS due to the pcr- stcnt re-
ports that the Turks intended tp destroy the
railway bridge. II Is not probable that the Rus
sian forces now in thus province will move mu n
further until uScrtnkrn 10y supports now de-
tined by tho floods which interrupt tho rail
ways.
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DEPOsITORs IN Nv rPROAR.
Unable to Keep the Norri-nnIn Savings bank
Open, they Nominate IA Receiver.

At a meeting of the depositors of the Ger
man Savings Bank OF Morrsana in Huppel's
brewery. last evening resolutions were read to
the effect that no further steps be taken toward
trying to keep the bank from going to pieces
but allow the Attorney General to proceed
Tho Attorney General had recommended that
the depositors choose n gentleman to confer
with one oi his own officers 10 agree upon a re-
.riyer. When TINS was read there WIS much
excitement hut II wn- not until u resolution
r.commenlinS the deI ositors To nominat Grn
Franz Sirgcl as Receiver that the climax wes
r'a'hed. ami Tor some time great disorder pre-
vailed.
Mr.. Franklin Rich objected 70 Gen. Sigel or
any Oi the other trustees. on the ground that
they Were respons bic. as awhol" and iuiivdu-
ally. for the banks failure. When he put his
objection IN the form Of motion, many OF the
dcposliors yelled their APPRECIATION.
Gen. Slgcl was much excited when he said IL
was not his dcsir, to at IT, receiver. Hedepre-
caied the policy OF tnc dcpostors in not signing
tn" agreement.
Mr.. Rich proposed the name Of Mr.. Best. the
receiver Of the Mechanics and Traders Bank
hut before an accurate counting OF the vote
could be- taken. the excitement rose to such a
yt HAT the Chairman acknowledged his ina
bi!ty t9 maintain order. and the meeting broke
up n the widest confusion and uproar.
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TIIL iIGAT B.iTTLR.
Resumed AMER III" Eusainns had Lost Eisht
Hundred Men AZ T,huruk,ou.

IoSuON Auril II A dierntch r,ot, Eis,b .
. '''''''. ''''n N'7''''
encf today says that tho Grand Duke Nicholas
has issued the following order Of the day 10 the
troons.
.m,.. c,.,..,
ro,a ,.9u "y "'' ulH'sh
,ond b.s ta",. y, anu 'n. IL
crCrt. 81 pnssi.. o,, ,',' ~, "'' az
their condition haN NJ been frultlcss. tie last
word OF the Cgar Ia, bo,n sp,k.n n,,j ,,,r ,..
49,. -, ~, >" ''''.' "''' 500
p'oh n''ercn' lhn car lntrusts me with the
missions OF accomplishing his will w 10 not
~ nun '',i'lu.s'S' nu' !" ''i 'h' cur
'"'' "a "pi''9Hel Ioi IHf'slh + sake aIh con-
WINGED t.ai 'roh oi yDu viii do his duty. ana not
dishonor thr Eu-ri.n ri,iic All n,ncr.h.., i,-
babi,,rt- ,.' IN
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PREPIRIyG ron EMERGENCIES.
England Getting Ready 10 Protect Her Inter.
ests In the East.

LONDON, April 81 The various financial
articles OF tlc London press show TINT the
rumors affecting consols last night were that
tno Government is engaging transports 10 take
an unusual quantity Of supplies to the Leyant.
and that an unf'Norbe statement would be
made in PalliuE.ent But 10 statement at all
was made IN Parliament.
The Manchester Gpdrdion says: a firm mt
Arhroath, Sco,!gnd. has Just received very
large order Tor canvas from the British Govern
mcnt, understood to bo fortents. This is sup
Elementary to another recent order.
Tho I,mes. in a leading article doprceatcs
noedless pnni, concerning the war and says:
England may have 10 strengthen her feet in
the VI FlIt"rrlurnn and send il % 'nr D. tine s',ne
q action. During the Frnnco-Gcrmun war
En-ltni had deep and real interests 10 guard :
uHi the ,nmion d'ephN'd no W ak or NOISY
alarm. We assumed that Wo Wcre pcrf'' tly
N'" 20 d'i.u prr interests II theyiwnrr At
H. k"d, thd meanwhile We maintained the
sil'i'.i neutrality. We cannot do hnitor thnn
i'!l"" ih" PRE-" l'nt We d. n IS tours, Ives. Our
~ i',' ia llN Hl" manifold 1nd GreNt. but
~ W lurl "' 'N'Y i' rNi-- orat" them 50 long as
present thy onuuot he compared IN mportnnnn
tNt. .cotAY-trl0. AOdouiitle wnrmi'sht. 10th
n tnrNr' and Asin, rolllo points Of glcGttrim-
lHi"u' T. u- tlnu tpauy Cih-rStnts ts, lust as he
wif in 1870 migL, bait r,ll"d' to hniw,Ip: hut
ave l'f' ~ - ih' sumo security now as We
l.l tnn in the srlf-inicrrst ot the prinelual
..h' ilant El-sil. whatever be her faults. has
=, ,.l " dilarly keen sens of her own in
u'I ~ ~ resume she would absolutely
I"ui' h''i SION Wlh the great I naval power
~ W. N"Ill IS 20 Presume sh" would Sud,isnly
lines nssued ~ ,.lo to r. Tarkny It is sGmr,
tken ny dashng attack but, in reality, it is
one OF The strongest places in tho world TLo
turks mlsh'' 80 lon" Us they command the sea.
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all the mnrxris Of tho kingdom. the average i'm
provrmrnt from the beginning of the w,,,k to
yesterday br ng ice5 al illln,s per quarter The
LEADING Eurup an uurkris have advanced uu ite
M mu H. This market to-day WIS wrll attend
ell. and large hus n ~ WIS done in wheat ut
an advan ~ OF one shllllng per GENITAL on the
curronricsu uf Turslay Flour WAS 8 Ahillinrs
per sack AMI -. 81. to 3s. per BARREL dcarcr.
Maize wns in a.tlVe demand. anl nm advance
was quot II ut three shillings per punricr."
Tho GiObe tlis AFTERNOON says: private
telegram received nj y W Hstle-upon- Tyne from
Constant noplr prys. Nine dnys' notice will be
given brfOr" the Black sru ports aro blockaded.'
The trnde of the Tyne is hring Hifs,ted for the
worse hy nlrdrs IN the Elst. Tho excitement
among ship owners has subsided."
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Judge Donohue granted an order Yesterday
requiring the "Longshofcmcns Union Protective Asso-
cauoh" TO show why resolution exreling all mem
hcrs who work for less than forty cents hour should
not be- declared void The rcscNrd members aver thas
cent? au hour
rh resolution FOR expulsion ' said be the result OF
combination at certain members Cuu-piring with lie
vccr, to control The ur.anikdaOA Tho sOcatiOu -
over s'i.O)y in It's treasury.
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ENGLANDSPART IN TILE WAR
gRIsfT BRTTifV .fSkED TO ENFORCE
THE TRif.IKIf7E 7HEiIi.


,t,,, ,te fnterrttv ,f the
n',,.., ,.n,r,nmru, shall h. Maintained
The Briti.h Cabinet Ahont to rn,crrognte
thc Csnr-Iord Napier Ordered TO Malta.
1,v,rpoor. Anru 27.-The Curriers' Lon
.,....,.,,,,.., ,.i,,r,,bs ns ,ollo,xs.
MI r.,,,sb c.,,..r,.,,,.r, hns rssoivnd 10 in,cr
,ro h,,w...n H,s.i, nn1 rurlnv I hnv. III.
Ii,,,,., ,,,horitv fr s,,l,,, ,bat b.r Nfn,estv "a
c.'vcr,u,,,,, Inn. inst h..n c,,ll,I uron hv Ana.
,t 4, t,,,at ,. ..,,.,...,,,,,,, ,,odor u, ,r,
,D.r,,,, ,r,,.,. 80 ,Q,G f,r rr,,o,,icc tbe in.
t.t, -, ,h n,..,,.,, t,',uir, ,,i ,h.,
.,'',.t,,, Lo, I,,, ,,.., g.. ~, . c,,tr,, .,,,r.u
o. to,nt,an,,o, a., ,,,,',,t,r., ,s,b ,ho r,,ior,l
rh,I,o,ton 1h.. C.,.t,0, Inv, r.soi,oI ,s ,hc
a., s,,, a. mil, - f,r,,,,l r,o,,.s, 10 ,he nus.
.,an Coverr,r,,, .,.,. ,h on,.,t ~ no Mill.
,orv oncro,io,s r.,v, u,i0r,nl.rn o,,ina, ,he
O,,,,,', ,,,.,.., ',,I .t.o,,, ,l,,, ,,,.,,,, .,
,,h,ch =, l.. -. 4 j., .,,r ,h,so ,,,,,,,,,t,,,s
Loo, ,r,,', .,.., .,,r., ,,., ,,, A,,.,ri.r
C,.a.,,,,,, t.',.. 1 49, 40, t,.,,,i.,.
-, ,s aa,, -, =, ~ ,r,., XIX
,,o-,v ,o A., ,rl,,.r,.,, o,i,,nn - ts,c-
Trano,N hos no, i.r,, ro,nir.J hv ,ho o,her
&c., ., ,,r.s.,, j., ..,.rstI
aro,io, -, ,ho s,rci,..l r,,,,iors ho,,ro,,
fIhh'' hh" u'IhNhS' i"o U'"S 'h"""S "'N
one Of the three powers To act separately in iul-
filmrnt of its terms or to cuu uuon either or
.o,t - NO o,tcr ,.,,..r. 90 f,,al ,ho ,-o.,y l,
~" 20 Wv V'n' y - ~ 'u'"' "'' - ~
ION. acton @ Ime m', nF powcr , now a is Au.'rn. M
- ''' ,.,,,. h, ,,, ,..'',,' -,
ho' en',ro'i'ns ran III Wv I",sl'oi,' U,.us,
proh,l,ly he coun,era,toi hy nm ornosi,e moyn.
,ncnt hy C.rr~,,v ,b,, ,o,.',r n.in,, ,hnr,,.v
menu 10y uer"'""'' ""' po"el D''he 'ncfcD'
compelled to act more or less In concert win
Russia md therefore against Austrian inter
esis let austria cannot longer hesitate even
In view Of this danger To take stops for resist
ypr Russian invasion nnl har np,n.l Ia tho
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While Peter Stappe and his wife. Of 207 Wese
Nineteenth street walking In Nineteenth street near
sixth avenue last evening. they were met 10y
who, without any warnins drew dagger and stabbed
SApici IN he arm. Tien she away. An ol rer took
her 90 Tho Charles street folce station y here she said
mat her name was hlu Lar but sic wa. recognized W
the officers As lila Randall, OF % bctckcr She
Hnd her httic ron, who with her. locked up
she WAS Jealous by scVinl Stapc with another
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VIM. Dchmnn and George Borncheim OF 207
Stanton street IN the General Sessions ycsterday-
the orincr complainant and the latter as prisoner
Bchmansiaoc was biaokcncd. as though By blow lie
testified 81 went into Bofnhcim- room 10 get my wifs
unt 81 uert. ana u. shot me " III pistol The bulct
wtntintO my head here, pointing tO the brui-p" and
lost MY senses rght away MUro Trustworthy testimony
shOw. that Bchmnn's hurt came Of a club with Which,
Born. helm had struck him liconce aud that ths
pistol was not fired. Bcllmnn wasAcquited
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Mary Kciiy's Koxengcf full Lover.

Sergeant Webb" gentleman said in the
hdrhfc street police station last evening" "I found this
girl" pointing 10 young woman on hi. arm ION Stan
TN street and she rushed at aud asked me to save
h,rfrou man who was tryisg to kill her." Tho girl
rrmhcd violently when She told thr sr-rnnt that her
name was Mary Kelly aud that size had quarrel
N"f ngu Win JHnVr W Niutii Of Bruuhlvu and he had
snu that he would ~ fOi her when she W. Mt n her
room at - Slntun street t evening W)nan was there
ani rushed nc her sle into the .frrrt hid
hiud cellar stairway for IN hour more. Size could
police station. -
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Deputy Sherifs were looking yesterday for
Harris White Of II Ludlow street who was wanted TO
answer complaint o sander. The complainant. Emma
;. ham rman Of Newark, alleges tnat White ha. repeat
rl5 eAl'i hrr bad names in il" street and before
Mtintss In consequence the gentle To whom she
Wa- tu-1-,d 90 ht married ha- put nn the we'd linz
Emma LAYS her damages at 5000 Bail Was aAed "
J4iaN IluUtl
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How Livingstone Received One Vote.

In the Dnilcy-Livingstone contest. in Brook
lyn yesterday. james McDuno ~ Metropolitan avenue
testified that he had lived in the Eghtoenh Ward twcn-
ysix day before he voted Surrogate Livingstone.
lic went to the polls TO the Democratic ticket and
Wa threatened with arrest lie WAS then paid ~ 70
vote Tie Republican uckt T. and hls wa tax II WITH
out word lie knew that he was voting Illegally bo.
cau- u" had been tolt that he mi.t lave the Ward
thirty days lr'ofc rtt ton iir nd admitted to several
persons that he had voted Illegally,
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The Story OF Another Drink.

John Wclch North Adams miner. drank IN
\ Fourth Ward barrOom and. when standing at Olives
and Water streets early yesterday assaulted by jobs
Callahan and others of the "Jame slip gang" robbed u
his pockctbopk stabbed in the and pounded
hcAd until his skull was fractured and piece OF bone
chippei on Callahan was arrested Hnd Wclo. with ha
head covered WIN handsle> appeared ryainst Tie
Iunbs Police Court lie the House VI Delen-
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Steam Boiler Inspection.

committee from the German Engineers'
Protective Association called the Police Commissions
ers yesterday 10 ask their cooperation in defeating an acS
H'rcins the interests of engineers and boiler owners in
tis CIV The hill u was explained l. pushed by ths
Hartford steam Boiler Insurance and H,lt ting COM
IanA II Will u It becomes law put all the boers ".
t.e cay under the control oi that company.
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WAsHINGToN. April 27.-Tho Louisiana case
came up in the Cabinet to-day IN prolonged and uiess
discussion ON the npponfw ut Of Collector At New Or.
leans rackariisurscl ny b., tieW!. = Anderson
l. IN town u pres. h- su nni At the meeting to day
Geo 4 sheridan. " Milan LON Ryufn. Eu--lnI, aHd
several other names were AL IN tie st Oi applications
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hold II single banded. and. perhaps the knpwl-
cl,e o, t1's n al Is emphasis to Rus. ,a's
do 'lnrntiun that snc viii moi s"ilr Constant no.
iaa. Al all events. It sum 'i"nily rrbukrs reg
of und IN Il II alarm. nu unds n srd npp as
to ignorant pnssiQn IN country can. niIor |
To rcSarl the present coat 1T calmly, f2r tno
tn defend is interests II and when they are ut
tackul
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Tnrrcll's Revenge.

John II. neycrcuY. ~ Eghty-thlrd street near
North nN,r hsi quarrel with his nrishhor. Edward
Farrell aul few days aforward Farrell seized forty oi
- pcWuN fowls cat Oh their legs and lc them noppns
n Do, tafl brNrlcuN sue, Faritl ur damages. hlt iid
n't npp,ar On fhr lirrn CN Court yesterday and Jus
ltt NtGuen dismissed Tire complaint
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Tho Coroners jury in the case of Nathan
Coshn tho coorcd proprietor bagroom At Thompson
aui Houston streets declared yesterday that he a
heart d. asc probably accelerated by the excitement u
.nIt WIN Wellington = huNlcr, rtIM art negro, who
h1l stolen hot' u hitier> thr hhr schuyler was
relaAulld 10 answer n charge % lttty larceny.
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a sequel to the Gnrbnge War.

Capt John Kelly. Of the tughoat William II.
Cheney Who was convicted Of Wislcmeanur in violating
the isw r,nitun- 1t sn offence to tow garbage boats
Through the Slrruws without permit from the shore
Inspection, AMI g. dump IT except vt the hr~t th, rbb
uds was yesterday -ttchDtd ii Jul- Moore IN Brook.
hh, T." ~ months in the ieHl,.H HutY ~ wa. suisse
gHthfit ui..u 90 Sl.ff, ftr tuA,l Nr IN, Sew York
ii'At Board ha'ins obtained wr.t OF W mae
tl.t a
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WAsHINGToN, April 27.-GcorGo II. Butter.
Benjamin r Buuers nephew, whose conduct as Consul.
Gen, rn at AeNenlrla GAINED mm more notoricty Than
rln'1f ~. hA, lr'n ariynMl ~f lt agent 90 the Post
ohce, lid has started ior tic biu,A Halls
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WAsHrNGToN. April 27.-Good authority ex-
isi tor the saiem,ni has bcnoAcr and has
accepted. tie French Nssion 1t SAID that neither
Poster nor Matthews !. wholly satisfied with the noui
naun a- Not, not 100 sVmp' 'thN with ihe Wing the
ItffN which Nti AZ NrN.Ous 90 sc HlNts tl.hen
Comfy oi the D'iH Nt' ~ l. tuu-ll, tus the SAINT
with Island mission thr 'iltc OF his health maxim. II
do1LtL4 etilrI le L.Ii.DIt.L
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MADRID. April 27.-The Minister Of Finances
rrad the budget today H. estimates revenue and cx.
rcndiuro FOR to coming f-.A year both At 735 o"oOn
pinrcfdS
Grfat excitement exists Bilbao because Gen Que.
-adA ha, abruptly dissolved the Bi,ca! Juntas ior
refusing o. accc ~ the hr.oi law
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S,S Fr,ScIsco. April 27.-A irouing rnce be-
tween Hvilue AMI GO al, ut scr purse OF 5000 came on
at los Angeles yesterday. rolne Was driven by John
splsnu ana nccdrut hy McDirf.r fnc latter won the
~ .ui ah iouil A' ats au4 tlc race. lame, -''s
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WALL STREETS LATEST STIR
EUGENE ". ROBINSON S CO.'S MOST UN-
EIJECTED SESPLNSION.
DAYS Work In which an Accountant ~ said
10 have Lost his ucnd-Thc Mechanics
Banh Paying Cheeks Aner3 o'CiocI. y. NJ.

| Banh Paying Cheeks Amer b o'Cioci. y. NJ.
Nbolro ri,u,o, b, ,,,r,,. ,,,o,,u.L ,ho hour
~. nun H'nutc y" ''I'c " ci"tN' oho houi
| oi oloeing the Sto * Exchange. yesterday. tho
| President Of tho Exchnn,,e .pnouna,d the ana
| , y, , - ""'"V =. ''O gu"
p'"e''" VI the oahklhg mousse OF Euy'he N
| Robinson h Co. of 81 Brond street. The nm
nouncemcnt ns,onished everybody. The busi-
| ness OF the day had ho'n practically finished.
| hence the suspcnslon Ind no effect upon tho
| mhI"'| ihe opeihVors EWnereu ID groups on
the sidewalks and inquired OF one another what
pa,,tn,,, ~ hn,, ,o.o = n,,,., h,,a,,,,,.s
h""lhsoh 'o. hHu "oho no"Ny "uslhees
during the day, buying Lake Shore and Della
,vorn nnb Ioctownnnn IN cover ,hoir shorts
| MI ,..', -, .,.., =, ,,, ,.t.
lh'r clnparrhserhehs WIS s,'u W n"'c "rls'n
TINT b.nson 4 Co ,xcro reerv shor, Of money
''',, IV ~ 80 49,,
| CATIONS. The story that passed from lip 10 lip
| WINS tb,t thcir h,nLL L,.nrr's " bend had turned''
under the pressure OF the days heavy opera
| tons and that he had become mixed in his ac-
counis to such mn cxton, that the firm suapend-
|
Ell ia order To nnd oul whrre th'y STOOD anu Tor
icnr Of h,~'oming further embarrassed. clear
n.nu at .nI no'm, IT w'S ss,', Tou,u nav.
suspension. But Mr. Robinson. tho senior
member. hnd been sick. and Sir. MADAM, one Of
| the rutfnsr- was also ili
Tie ntS. as thoy grriunlly became known.
/
| n.tipns the firm overflow th.r nccount IN the
| Mechnnics Bank hy hhont f42OuO IN" RANK
| certified their checks all day. and iot thor
acconmoigi on keitop"n unt 20 minutes utrr
Jo'co'k. Then l,ohns"n 4 Co. informed Mr..
~ % the cprshlrr tnht tno irim ma ovrrurawn ,n,
| tSVOo. ihe cho'ks repr,s 'htihS tlls amount
were Out. but wh"n IN" phnK closed th"y nnh n0t
an been presented ana. ~ sain 9nout tSV.uO
rom. thrre ~ nor'e'i' OF w. hrn hpnlh-
Son Co. nnd $4,000 IN Sc ssfuril' ,nht my
W~h,'l 70 turn over 10 thr pthk 70 over ih' sum
nNgrdrhwI 4nt ~ IN h,ur l"r cln4 NJ tn, @ @Dnhk
hda alr,Nuy lYhE lassri ,l.7 runs Hns , 'lph cnu',
| hut 's' clrvtri. ne 50 ,'uriti's are 10 isihnl
| an NV YORK ,"hifnl ~, *. uhd,is,ool To 10,
hrh w J"Nh ID ."i.,'l.''l lhri9 17iH', H. am
v'hrr nr"N'rS' Wno prpnp'y y - 'ppeu IN 10 hoIp
| thrr en- hatf 'i-r,d uAhN NJ l"uar. ,,p
hhnis "i hI"Nrr4' nhu oih'ts WHO WHO htlu i.onln-
son g." ,ne'h- nIlrl tnr phnk lns nous late
y'-"tday aitrrnoon nwMllng thn r.-un ~ an
M imn st'SHtgn in,o ing nr. ",ounli wninn i,i,
W's So on l"r' lnntn'nl"'ry hn.r % lni KIM Alhs
u"N,~. ~, E,ii,I'l '''ii , M ','n w. @ iaNv We
,. "a - ~ 'Iln.h,h ',l"r, lnr . sanhanE ~ o,
| nus MS l"-d9y so thw ulr -u-p"n-loh may hot
mn ,nnr ",',y 9ii w. nthrt ur t sG;rery
M's 'u.VIN'u lh ~ WV WI i,,"- bh
,h ia " hriN ave n.l; rlr, -. !" - nia.n. u, ul'
inilh. VII, 7'','ii,h w ' iil,S,. ''o'' at "oiA'
Wa- rA 'lt,l ana unnonmuniiHtN
| /, W,'7 -" on my, 'a, a M",il n.".. al ~
! lie sad. | came down. lut | rlunNt tell you