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You are hereby summoned and required to answer
tho complaint in this action which 10 on Ala At tho
once Of the Clerk OF this Court at the Court House,
In ssOoud, Ssearns county, Minnesota. and to serve
copy Of your answer to the said complaint on tho
subscriber 1t hs ONCE in st. Cloud stsarns county.
MinEssota, within thirty days after the ser
vice Of this summons upon you. exclusive Of
tho said complaint within the time Aforesaid, tho
PLAINTIFF tn this action viii apply to the Court fer
the relief demanded therein. = ~: =.
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Dated March 18th, 1873. aprs7w
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

SoME one has induced four or five hotel keep
en- INTO publishing the notices OF intention TO
apply for license in paper without the names OF
the frrehOiders attached; Others have been IN
duced to omit from the publication the names Of
subscribing witnesses to free-hOldsrs' signatures
Who cannot write and make their marks. The
Iaw is explicit and cannot veil be misunderstood,
and those who do not comply with it ought TO BE-
sufficiently intelligent to know that the Courts
has no option but must enforce it-theiF is no DIS
crsllOn in the matter. Those who have apphca-
tioAs in blank vail fad Oat by reading what IL
printed on those blanks whether they have dis
charged eli The requirements. POmPOsity ana ig
norance frequently leads simple minded men intC
error and the present instance is the ciearest sVi
dencc Of the truth OF this remark.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
EqonOmIsinR coaI.

Ia the present scarcity Of coal, the RnRlish are
looking 20 ell eOal-sayihg machines nov ia use
and are seeking for nsw. Ths waste OF coal Il
thFsS-fold-in the pFodaclion OF steam power
IL domestic consumption in the metAllnrgical
1nEnAess In the GFst aud third very IttlIs aaTina
has yet been Effected. In the second, great hopes
are conceived Of Captain Cations "VentilatInR
fireplace, an unpatsnted inVentiOR. The aEe-
piaoe, IN external appearance, is like an :ordnaFy
gsates exespe ehae u has high brick back, which
= psEf0EAtSd sc STOUT mid-hslght 20 admit warn.
81 aig late tie fire 20 barn large proportion Of
tie n@oke, which ID usually sent up the chimney
aabumed. FEEshsR e6an khasy GhsTs is Q chamber
Sc The baek 0l ahe eaas, inao whsh the air passes
dirsetiy from without and, Tiaing 10 q separate
aae, is ejsstsd into tie Soo@ undoR the eoiliag.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

Hox. RICHARD vAUE, OF PhIlAdelphia, made an
able speech at large Democratic meeting in Bal
tmore on Friday night, which was loudly applaud
ed. 1t brought 10 the minds OF the assembled
Thousands the good old days when the Democratic
party was in power and the country WAS free from
the burden of taxation that now OpFresscs every
part of it-When lana and its products brought
more in gold than at present in deprecated paper
a I'D confidence and safety pervaded every State
from the St Lawrence to the Gulf of Mexico
1t is refreshing 10 read such efforts in these degen-
crate days.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
THE EvAxGELICAL ALIIANCE.

New YORK, October ll.-Af.sr the adjourn
ment Of the Alliance this afternoon the Awerl-
can branch held messing in Association Hal.
Rev. DR.. McCoSll, Of Princeton, delivered an
address after which a set Of resolutions was Of
lered BY Rev. DR. Schenck, the substance Of
which vas that the American branch should
establish permanent organisation under tho
name Of the ChEistian Oongrosa, and thai thelE
meetings should be held bisnnially.
Considerable disCussion ensued ss % The
name OF the intended organization, and It Waa
inslly FCsolvSd'that its 1tle should Be The
United etates Branch Of the Evangelical ALI
ance."
A vote Of thanks Was then rendered 10 ReV.
Dr.. Prime aud DR.. Sckapp. and the meeting
adjourned.
A number OfGOreign delegates TO the AlIlancv
sailed for home to-day. st
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

The condition Of parties in Illinois is pretty
badly dsmOralized by the Farmers' movement
According to the Chicago Tribune the farmer
have made nominations in 81 counties. .cautd con-
Vsntions in l9 more, end will not nominate in
Hve, the Republicans have nominated in AZ, call
cd conventions in eight, and declined to nominate
In ls the Democrats have nominated in 25, called
conventions in three, and will not nominate in
sixteen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
The Presidents Views on the FL
nancInI Situation

The views Of President Grant were given TO the
reDorters Of the New York Press Association on
Saturday
In the first place, he thought that the panic
generally through the country differed essentially,
eotk IN canse and effect, from any similar event
u which he had knowledge. When such eEenIs
have heretofore taken place distrust has been oc-
csslonsd as 70 the currency In elrealatAon. Every
one in possesAlsn Of currency W0ald rash 10 the
banks vita H. or spend Il In tbs most liberal man
nsr-but nov currency, instead Of being depreci-
atsd, Is actually becoming daily more valuable.
return 20 q specie basis can never be effected
except By q shFinkage of values. This always
workA hard to = large clAss Of people Who keep all
they ara Wolth in maTgina. Tins shTtnkage has
nov taken place
Dlssstsr 70 individuals have already oyeTtaken
them, and be sincerely hoped the advantage
might be retained, IN order % reach q solid com
meTeial baais Already the cuEEoncH has appFeca.
ated to abOat that with silseEs ana be wondered
that silver was not BOZ poaEing cut. When this
should take placs BE theory was ehat tbs country
would absorb fIom eco 900 go 70 $500 900 600 OF
it, This woula prove . great bsneat In several
ways. It would supply market for q number Of
yean for prodset OG our mia@ nov beOoming q
drug. Il would take the place oe $40 00e 900 OF
fractional eurTency-About the amount Of change
that expenence has proven to be necessary Tor the
tTanaacGion Of business-ana wil become lhe cur
reney which viii be boarded in small amountA
He believed that silver once mora In circulation
Rrsenhacks would never be at q discount for silver
All auctnAtion from that pcint would be In ap.
preciAtlon OF the value Of our paper money. Al
to lsRksation, he said be had thonght mech upon
ths sabject, and il he were now engaged in writ
ing his annual address 70 Congress he should re
commend positive authority 70 Reissue the ga,
100000 of reserves. freS banking Law, with
ths same protection 10 ball holders as nov, q re
peal Of the clauses requiring reserve for the pro
IeetlOl Of aepOatDrls pet eentage Of theOther re
aaFvea N ha in cold and that incTeaaad m a regu
Ear mki0, until the whole reserve would be In gold
This could be solely effected by requiring such in
stitatidns 70 aavo the whole Of large PsEcsntSg'
Of The gold interest paid 70 banks sn their bond
Aald by the Treasurer Of the Unitsa States for th
pEOtecisction Of biIl-holdera He alsO favored Al
9baOlAla peohlbitoa 70 the payment q BnlaEsSl Of
dspOSitA He a not contend tta. he would b
right IN these Recommendation, bul tbsy enclose,
the views which his unaIded reflections ha,
broaght 20 him. There was no question bat tha
much dsmOFailzing and injurious speculation an
gambling vas caused by the accumulation Of cap
ital In large centres during portion of the yeGI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
susclo Payments,

II the Secretary Of the Treasury could COM
mence to pay specie on the legal tender noisfi
they would rise to par In less than two weeks
aud the Bank notes would Approximate very c.ose
Iy to the legal tenders. The payment OF specie
would do more to revive or encourage trado than
anything else. 1t would give confidence and add
largely to the circulating medium, by inducing
those who have gold and silver in small quantities
to spend it freely aud thus furnish ready and &C.
ceptable change.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
FOR sAEE AND RENT
M. N. CHILD q CO..
RssI Eslals Agents and cOnvsyanCeFS,
once, No. 4 W. 7th street,
Wilmington. Delaware.

0esr thusblluwinR Rsal Estate ct Private esls,
On terms 20 autt almoat any person. sithSF Win
Iss tSS sSa ass.ssosy seHs brick Sa g. ", Coo. oh
sSvsSsass Ses ssasssSs ssSstsaisS ssis Is rSo d
&c: &c: 'sEss:S5 ssSTg TsE o 'is Ecca s5 and
IeylOr St9s ro0m9s -, ~.
oPi S5'6 GST men aaG ana
heautif0I sadsyaFd. stf@i
: Sc. s. 6aS iso%tOry brick. lUl7 TatnalI st..
So.s. One tArss-stOrs brick. 7Os TGtnar St.. 8
Es.i. .Ous tuo- story brick. 1879 Tatnall ST.. 8
TS,s. Ksthrss-stOry brick, LOOT TAtnsli St.,
! No. .. ThrsaAuO.stOry bricks. Lincoln ST.. be-
No: IL. Oae three STORY brick. I'D F.lth St with
Ne. II, OHs tAfes-StorY SricR, 5l2 W. 6lh. ST..
Wath o1l the modaen improvements ke aau large mont
aHS sae ysEd SS rss:ssSS sSPt sa East 9Th st.
Possession immediatsly. price low. 80 ,oo,
No. Is. I've thFeo-story briVks, No. 1919 and 1921
ko. IL 'oAs tArss-stOry brick, No. 1907 washing-
ton IT,. with front and side yards and all the mod
tHn. y. TSo two.vtoty frame houses, on Scott st.
bstyesn llth and 18th. Lots SsxlOO It. rooms
rNe.1e. ,Tvo two-story bricks on Lowering Ave.
between lincoln aud Scott Sts" with front ana
INc. II. One three STORY brick dwelling on King
g.. bstwosn sth and 9Th, with ali the modern i'm
prOyemones, also . stable. -. -.
No. n. One thr0e-stOrV brick 4lI King ST -
Ne Vps three stery brick W'Pth st-' near the
No. S TGTSs Ii roe story bricks, l24l. l2a4. 1916
Poplar ST.. hix rooms EACH :. -. :.
s. Terms Ynry easy and location good.
NO.3. A halfsQuAre Of ground between 18th and
IR1h Sta from ting or VI est, curbed and graded.
TNo.23 A farm in Brandywtuo Hundred Of 6S
mOrosOnO 10 CAristi anS HandPed Of about llO
GBFeaand Snyeral smAllsr tracts. one et about oO
aoTesTllheut buildlngs, about one mile from Vi u
la oWards New Castle. BESIDES the boVe We
haEOmany others. :,
pGs11s SsSsS-im ei1s' MN. CHILD 4 co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

Woaso On Spruas stpSsf noaE Eighth. Just finish
e.; rooms and Out-kitch0n; very nlce; Wlll De sOlo
aAaap and on easy terma.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

Joseph Arch, the English reformeF, rs getting
himself into hot water. Even Bradlaughp dema-
gogue as he Is, could not keep out OF that, and
m lch less his more honest countrym1n. dep
utation of workingmen have objected 70 the con.
duct of Mr.. Arch in accepting hospitality rem
what it terms the upper classes, aud will ask his
intentions as TO beipg the guest Of the working
people. This is done, however, only By those
who are ever ready TO fOment dlscord.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

Mr. PENDLRToN, OF 0HTO,OE THE FINANcEB.
Hon. George II. PendletOn made bis first
speech in Ohio, in favor Of the Democratic tick
Ell. at GreenviIle, OF Tuesday Last. 1n EegaNi
to the financial panic he is reported to have
said:
"If lhia catastrophe arises from the natural
and inevitable reduction Of values incidsnt 70 .
restoration of specie currency, then let me sex
you whether il would not have been better 70
meet the crash with the public debt nearly all
paid, and the taxes reduced more than one has
dred million dolIar? This was the gresnhack
theory Of 1867. Itproposed TO pay the bonds as
they were agreed 10 be paid. 1t ItpropOsed 10 pay
them 10 legal-ieOder notes, at the rate Of which
they were contracted To-day the government
does not pay them. II buys them. II pays eer,
twelve fifteen per cent. more thaR IL CSRht
Perhaps The law requires it. lfsO, Il is RepHt-
Iican law" t-.t..a f.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

A LARoK BoxUs-An advertisement in the
New York Trobune offers to pay bonus Of g., 600
on loan Of $4,000 for one year, and secure the
loan on property worth $4,000. How is that for
high
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
DGYM0LOS 4 CO.,

* ~ WOSOS SSp
: cas- Market street, Wilmington.
cONvRYANcRRs. REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
0asr The fellowins very desirable properties fOf.
'A'' '' SA'@ MOL
Medsrn built Asa house: EOST;, gas ,bt9. bath.
hoatoFs wAtor olOsot0. &c. corner Skin ana Sener
sen gtFestG will be sold belOW value.
Ne. 2.
uoaa. an suruos u.pSSt nssr Eighth. Just finish.
a: rooms and Out-ktchen; very nice; will be sold
cheap and on easy tern, p
H.,a.ou. new ..ssSsiSn G & rent houss. with gas.
btA oonnSSo: - STfa Ses s.ssSs SitS the Sd
vsntagO Of city Oass.
~ N ss:.::: : % / II L: SssE : a Sc 8: .Sd S To: %;
eeOo0 less than VaAae.
a OAoiOs Market strsSt residsnea; water, gas.
bath, shade. &o,; really aelgeuul home' ana Of
.A.AssD p,oss.n. snd IL SSise'ithy village home in
NeWaEk Del. Lot AsEsss Neg hoSSs' rooms anS ne
sSrs Eeep nln!nsy hss oa SsSa S Sonss sna
Okhar cut t-buildinga, Inquira o. J. H. nay NOW
ark. or at car once. -
GplendiA building lot. 2bxlM it,, on Eighteslth
ekrsaf near Washlngton. This will be prontable
et e W. e ths Ssi1d19S o. M SIssiT aayaSes
No, Q.
WashRmRton strost lot. S0KlA5; west side, between
Rishth and Ninth; very choics'
skas.esaf ". @. csSSE bottom lands. one mile
from NaWAFk, Dal :; stone house and barn.
2lots on Delaware avenue. near Soldier . Aonu-
msat. sAsA zasSslSS H.
2lots On Delaware AVsaae. near City K. R. dePOti
each 26-2sxlS f.
n. "a.
A waaar ROwer Of 50 horse capacity. on the new
0r. failing Waite Clay Crasks 81 Thompsons Sta.
dom On Gho PoansVlVania and Del. katiruads ~
yaras haaA Eaos 50 cards tail raes; mil on the ASn.
1 lead aAd unload into the mtll doors thus saxlna
heagy axpsnse. Strong Ananesmenn van Do onsr-
- N?;h. n, p.u... :,
Aarydal. oaFellas esunty. Nd. Large neg house
/ and kaFn. and le acres ct good land. good o.
oFknnitV 10 mAka money. No local ophon here.
1 Tt-. No, Is
| Az axoaTlent gFist ana saw mill in PsAcaaeI
AHnfFed. % the ChEistiaAa River, s test hs9S 3
1 Saa D Esllroad. three -fOuEths mile 70 the r. "
biFAhlS properly and noE doing profitable busf
/ asa ~. a. ~
IA TAS Newark Iron F0anarS. A good Salin sH
Eo,H
Farma IN pannsylvania. Delaware. Maryland ant
VirRinia Ala0, millaa atorea. business stands AND
aWelings. .The RHbae srs ipylted 20 cal ana ex
4 ~ REYNOLDS 4 co.
Il ele Market street, Wiimingtons Dels q
Real estate broker COnVeyaneers' saryeyoIs an
Il Dollo0tlAg agents. gz2-Oom.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

THREE-FoURIHs of those who patronize the
Grand Open House entertainments pass down
town as the audience, leave the building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

Gen Beauregard visited the Ball Ran battle
field the other day, for the first time since the
war, and while riding over il his hOrSs tell and
he was slightly injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-14
Reno Items.
from the Reno Crcsccn, June I.

from the Reno Crescent June 70
The other day n crazy bovine Of the
male persuasion started out on n little
our around town cansing quite = scat
teriny among the iioHliug population
on the north side. Seeing the portly
form of our good nntured Coroner 5 O.
pller, he concluded to &c for him. in a
manner and with 4 speed that made q
sudden retreat advisable. A convent
sns wagon box promised the required
SECURITY and into 1t Stopher went, head
trst, his feet waving defiance to his
pursusr IS he disappeared over Its
high sides. The bull fndlng Stopher
In a place Of safety, went for Stephens
SALOON, and stove her In considerably.
The Bengal tiger left behind by the
circus while they visited Virginia and
Carson, succeeded OH Monday evening
In capturing an Indian, and after hav-
ing nearly scalped him was proceed.
ing to eat the Aforesaid at his leisure,
when one of the keepers interiered.
SEEKING q pole he made u dart Mt the
tiger, and missing him fell against the
bars Of the cage, whereupon the tiger
showed that lie had no prejudices Of
race by leaving the Indian aud going
Tor the white man, badly mangling his
arrn. The white man Is all right, the
Indian will probably recover and the
tiger 10 still hungry.
Thi. morning, freight train No. s.
bound East, was badly smashed up
near Hunters, some four miles west Of
Reno. Eleven cars were thrown from
the track and more or less damaged.
No one hurt we believe. The accident
caused by a block Of hard wood
falling froW one Of ue oars oh q uOss'
lug.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-14
Eureka Items.
from Ihe Sentinel Of June Isth.l

Night before last, some time be-
tween ten aud twelve o'clock, the ga
loon Of Lewis Derr, situated on the
west side OF Main street, above the
Courthouse, WINS entered by thieves
through the front door. and n silver
watch with = gold chain md seal. A
b.east.plu. pistol, and SIS in o telo-
niously distracted. This was done so
adroitly that the proprietor. who was
sleeping In the next room. had no In
timation OF what was going on for
ward until the intruders had escaped
with their booty. We understand that
the property has been recovered by
the officers, and that the party or par
ties charged are IN custody.
There were shipped yesterday from
Eureka by P%ritchard's teams llO.OOO
pounds OF base bullion. Our furnaces
now are nearly all IN operation. and
the daily production Of silver must be.
as 1t Is, great. The compromise 70.
Gently effected between the litiRsnt
companies will perhaps call into rsqui.
sition the whole smelling capacity OF
the Consolidated COmpany's works.
five furnaces-when our expectation
Of the precious metal will be very
m~easurably augmented.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-14
The report comes from New YorI

The report comes from New York
that y conference Of railroad magnates
Is now being held which Is likely to
result In the formation OF q trunk line
frori New York to the western termi-
nus OF tho Union Pacific road, and
finally to San F~ranclsco. It Ia said
thar Horace F. Clark, now President
of tho Union Pacific snd Lake Shore
railroads, will DO made President of
the Chicago and Northwestern. As
Vanderbilt now controls the New
York Central and Hudson River lines,
this will give the Vanderbilt family
control Of tho main line from New
York to Ogden. and place this coast
at the mercy Of a most INSCRIPTIONS
aud powerful combination. Never be-
fore did there exist the need of an
other overland route so greatly as at
the present tune. A few years more
aud it will be impossible to break the
power or even compete with the
gigantic monopoly foreshadowed by
this new combination, which. iforgan-
lied III the manner proposed, will In n
very short time control tho Central
and Western Pacific lines, which even
now are to a large extent at The mercy
of Eastern combinations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-14
Bedbugs.

The Salt Lake Neac Endowmsmt thus
feelingly dlscourses. on u familiar sub
ject ,
Now that tho season Is upon us
when these swect-scented little birds
come forth from the bowers where
| they have lived so long la modest re-
tirement, 1t Is right and proper that
their advent and entree Into society
should receive proper notice. The
Salt Lake bcdbug differs materially
from the species found elsewhere, in
asmuch rs he Il larger, better muscled
and more active. Moreover, he has a
fro In his eye which proclaims him to
be no bastard, and II any towards
blood flows In his veins, It must have
come from his victims. Phrenologi-
cally. he takes his place In the front
rank; indeed, some Of the most Import
ant bumps are Of such magnitude as to
almost destroy the fine contour Of his
magnificent head. Especially Is this
the case with combativenesS, which
generally projects like an embryo Bum
ker Hill Monument. The next In point
Of size Il adhesiveness. and then fol-
lows philoprogentiveness, OF love OF
young children. particularly tho fat
ones. All these noble traits bears he.
and, In fact all that can BE- said against
him Is. that he Is rather slovenly In his
habits and his ideas Of personal clean.
illness are perverted ; he will not brush
his teeth. and consequently his breath
is offensive. 1t IL beautiful and In
.structive study to watch them 90
through their gymnastic exercises In
the morning, after their nightly labors,
and soc them run f%ootraces over the
walls. and form quadrille sets and
gracefully glide through the mazcs Of
the dance, while the sun glances mer-
rily from their pellucld cuticles.
A fierce war has been waged against
these nocturnal Modocs from time I'M
memorial, and chemistry, strategy and
main strength have been used In vain
to accomplish their utter destruction.
In carly days in California the honest
and valiant miners used to 70 for them
with u navy" The housewife Ia all
lands has used boiling water; but the
best and most effective engine Of de-
~struction IL Smiths Patent Corral"
The application Of 1t Is simple, for,
on seeing n bug, you merely have to
make q circle around him with the
paste. which he dares not climb over
and then mash him with Il broom
handle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-14
Ploche items.
From the Record oil June NJ

From the Record oil June H.
Yesterday Sheriff Travis and his
brother Jot met with q little mishap.
which came neal amounting TO . seri-
ous accident. They. had started for q
buggy ride from their residence on
McCannon street, when, In turning.
one Of tile horses stepped of the bank
at that point, causing the buggy to up.
set. The. vehicle turned over three
times, throwing the Sheriff between
tie horses, but he held on to the reins,
and succeeded IN preventing a runa-
way. Each Of the two gentlemen re-
csived scratches, but neither was much
hurt.
There were fourteen prisoners In
the County Jail yesterday, two having
been discharged just before we visited
the institution. The prisoners seemed
to be In good spirits, and as hilarious
rs could be expected under the cir
cumstarces. Eight Of the number are
awaiting the action of the Grand Jury;
the others are serving out sentences for
minor ~oifenses.
Yesterday the first train Of ore cars
left the dump of the Raymond aud
EIy for B%ulltonvlIle. The successful
working of the road Is a source Of sin.
cere reorganization among all classes.
The public ale now assured OF rapid
transit, at regular hours. from this city
to the rural retreat Of Bullionyills.
The timetable will be announced
soon,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-14
Reese River Items.
From the Reveille, June H.

From the Reveillc, juno H.
Owing to the resignation Of the FIRST
Corporal Of the National Guard our
devil was last night brevetted to TINT
position. The event was duly cels-
brated by the typos Of the Reueile
office today. by the destruction OF q
couple OF bottles Of ginger pop-fur.
nislIed at the expense OF the proud and
successful military chlsttsin.
A French woman once remarked,
"what an exquisite beverage water
would be II It was only wicked to
drink it." We couldn't think what
made Us relish q mess of boiled doves
so keenly this morning until we Imp.
pcned to remember that the killing Of
them ut this season is prohibited by
law.
A mammoth prairie schooner with q
treble back-actlon and sixteen mule
propeller arrived In port to-day direct
from Battle Mountain Bay. She
brought &c. 900 pounds Of freight for
the Manhattan Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-14

Suit has been commenced In the
United States Circuit Court OF Rhode
Island to test the constitutlonality Of
the Suffrage law in that State. The
law, as 1t now stands, imposes n pro-
perty qualification upon all foreign
born citizens, aud plaiutlffs plead that
It il opposed to tho spirit of the Four
teenth and Fifteenth amendments to
the Federal Constitution, which forbid
the abridgment Of the privileges or i'm
munitles Of any citizens on account Of
race, color, or previous condition, etc.
Hou. Vim. Beach Lawrence appears
for plaintiffs rs IN OF their attorneys.