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GOVERNOR BROWN.
He will Address the Cfftsens OF Mash
Vile en- the 3ISl Inst.

He will Address the Citizens OF NASH
Vile .sss the 3ISt Inst.
The following letter, inviting Governor
Brown to speak in Nashville, bears the sig
natures of a large number of the substan-
tial business men of the city:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. p, 1874
Hon. John c. Brown, Governor Of Ten
nessee.-Dear Sir: Since certain political
aSpirants have seen proper to criticize your
official conduct publicly, We deem it but
Just TO yourself and your constituents that
you be heard in your own defense, and,
therefore. request you 10 favor the citizens
of Nashville, at such time as may best suit
your convenience, with speech on ques-
tions, State aud Federal, which are now
engaging the attention of our people"
The following is the Governors reply:
s.EXECUTTvE OFFICE, NASHVILLE,
Tenn, Oct. 81, 1ST4-Gentlemen: Yours
of this date. extending me an invitation
to address the people Of this city, on ''ques-
tions. State and Federal, which are now
engaging the public attention. has just
been received.
sTbanking you for the kind motives
which prompt this manifestation of your
regard for me, accept the invitation, and
designate Saturday, the 3lst instant, as the
time at which can address you.
"Very respectfully,
John G.. BROwN.
ITO Messrs..J. p. Mcclure, G. A. Il.
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Murder or a sudden Observation-Disclosures.

POTTsvILLE, PA, Oct. 21.-Citizens are
searching on the mountain for the body OF
Mr. Lester, reported murdered near
Rockville this morning. Recently he eff
fected an insurance on his life for
$4,000, and yesterday paid the pre-
MUM ON the policy. The last seen
marking that he had forgotten his own,
and had more money with him than usual.
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RanI,run,iuTIn Railroad.

SAN Francisco, CAL, Oct. PA large
number Of German bond-holders OF the
california Pacific Railroad Company have
netitioned that the company be thrown into
bankruptcy, and ask the United States
Distrtct Court to issue an Injunction re-
straining it from mortgagiDg or cucumber
ing its property.
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ALABAMA NOTES.
The Political CamPaign-A Rising
Town.

The Political CamPaign-A Rising
Town.
There was grand Democrrtic rally IN
the theatre at Montgomery, Alabama, last
SATURDAY. night. The attendance was very
large, and great enthusiasm prevailed. Some
rousing speeches were made by Capt. Fer
suson. Col. Williams, Major Herberts and
Gen. Battle. Political excitement runs
hi0h. and the Democrats look upon the
election oftheir candidate for Governor,
Gen. Geo. S. Houston, as foregone con-
clusion.
The engine attached to a freight train
was thrown off the track at Cunningham
Station. on the South aud North road, last
Saturday.
A number of Germans have built up
quite a prosperous little town at Cullman
Station on the South and North road. The
inhabitants are characterized by energy and
the affairs of the embryo city are in a high
IL prosperous condition. 1t is said the Ell
tire voting population will turn out eI'
m Gsse and support the Democratic nominee
for Governor.
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RUENOS AYRES.

RIO JANEIRo, Oct. 21.-Advices from
Buenos Ayres state that in an engagement
between the troops and the insurgents, the
latter were defeated and their commander,
Plaza, taken prisoner. Large rewards are
offered for the capture of the rebel steam
ers. One has left MOntevideO, towing a
vessel laden with arms and ammunition.
The Uraguayan Government intends issu-
ing S4,000,O0O of paper money. The Bank
of Entire Rios has suspended.
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A Pittsbltrg dry goods store was burglar
lied Tuesday night Of silks worth 5000.
Omaha rejOiceS because Council Bluffs
burned her best hotel yesterday. Loss
$4,000.
The Richmond, Va, police, yesterday ar
gamblers.
The National Irish Catholic Benevolent
Union are in session at Baltimore.
Gen y. 7. Banks addressed an immense
audience at Boston, yesterday, under the
shadow Of Bunker Hill.
The Locomotive Engineers are In session
at Atlanta, Ga.
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RUSSIA.

LONDON, Oct. 21.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette to-day has dispatch from St. Peters
burg, announcing that affairs are critical
in Turkestan and Khiva. The TurkOmans
are growing holder in their attacks and
depredatiOns upon the tribes friendly to
Russia. The government of the Gar has
ordered the Khan of Khiva to repress all
disorders, and the Khan has replied that he
will carry out the instructions of the En-
DnrOr.
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CINCINNATI.
General Convention of the Christian
Church.

n
Church.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2I.-The sessions of
the Twenty-Fifth General Convention of
the Christian Church and quarter centen-
NAL of the General Christian Missionary
Society, commenced in this city yesterday
morning. The convention is composed of
delegates from various States, and directors
and life members of the American Chris
tian Missionary Society. Eleven States are
represented. President r. NJ. Bishop, of
Cincinnati, made the opening address. In
the evening President PendletOn, l.. L. D.,
Of Bethany College, made the memorial
address to the Missionary Society.
Ashamed of Himself
Wendelin Schmidt, cabinet-maker, ar
rested for abusing his family, last night
hung himself in his cell with leather
strap.
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WASHINGTON.
The wisconsin Railroad Law.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-In the Supreme
Court, to-day, motions were made to ad-
vance the Wisconsin Grangers' case, and it
is probable day will be fixed for their
hearing Monday next.
In the Criminal Court, this morning, the
safe burglary conspiracy case was resumed.
The Judge sustained the demuTers 10 the
plea in abatement, presented by the eoun-
sci for the accused, and exceptions were
taken. The jury was then called.
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POLITICAL.


SAN Francisco, Oct. 21.-The excite
ment over election matters in Nevada con-
Times. Parties are so divided and mixed
up that it is difficult to predict results.
New York city.
NEW YORK, oct. 21.-The opponents of
Tammany Hall, in mass meeting last
night, nominated oswald Ottendarfer for
Mayor, and Patrick H. James, late post
master of this city, for Register.
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TURKEY.

LONDON, Oct. 2l.-A party of Mon
tenegrins were recently attacked by the
Turks in the Province Of Albania, and
seventeen were killed. The affair created
great excitement, and a joint commission
of the two countries is appointed to in
vestigate it.
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BRICK vaults and safes are now mann
featured so that any attempt to reach their
interior breaks sundry bottles filed with
snlphurie acid into powdered carbonate Of
lime. This produces instantOReOusly car
bOnic gas enough to sufiocate a regiment u
burglars.
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The candidates for the Governor
ship spoke at Lebanon, yesterday, to
a good attendance of citizens, and are
due at GAINESVILLE to-day.
Ex-President johnson speaks at
Brownsville to-day, Gov. Brown at
Elkton, Giles county, and Col John
h. Savage at Troy.
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ALSACE.

BERLIN, Oct. 2l.-The Representative
Assembly, proposed for Alsace and Lor-
raine, will at first possess only a del:bera-
tive character. Its functions will be to
advise the government on all subjects OF
local legislation, and to examineithe budg-
ct for provinces
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GyITRA.

New YORK, Oct. PA letter from Ha-
vana, dated the 18th, says Lorenzo Juninez,
who was condemned to death, but claimed
American citizenship and had his sentence
commuted, leaves to-day for Spain.
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The J. J. Noah mentioned by WASH
ington dispatches as disputing ex-Gov.
Parsons claims to the Federal Judge
ship in Alabama, made vacant by Bus
teed's resignation, was stationed at
Columbia for some time after the war
as an agent of the Internal Revenue
department, and is a son Of Maj.
Mordocai Noah, who figured very
prominently as a leader of the New
York Democracy twenty-five years
ago. He is just the sort of man
Senator Spencer wants for the place.
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A. the OIhHomestea,,-

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21.-COl. Fred Grant
and bride arrived here to-day, and took
rooms at the Lindell Hotel. They spent
the day at the old homestead, few miles
from the city, and will remain in the city
several DAYS.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
rhe EEn-KIuxed Bank.

MILFORD, Oct. 21.-TOtal loss by rob
berry of Souhegan bank is $4,000, Of
which the bank loses $4,000. A reward
of s, 900 is offered for the arrest and con-
viction of the robbers. The bank will re-
sume business Immediately.
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TROY, y. Y, Oct. 21.-Five masked
men entered the house Of VIM. Russell, in
this city, tonight, and bound and gagged
the mother of Mr.. Russell, seventy years of
age, ransacked the house and secured about
S1O0 booty.
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IRELAND

The formation of corps of Irish volun-
teers is being agitated and extensive de
monstratiOns made in its favor in Ireland.
There is a strong efiOlt to gain the consent
of the government to the plan.
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The Latest Dodge.

Wright, the State registrar of voters,
gave notice to-day that he would tomorrow
receive the opinion of the Attorney Gen
eral as to the legality Of naturalizations
before the Second District courts. The
Conservatives assert that this question has
been sprung at this late day by the Repub-
licans with the view of throwing out about
1000 white voters, by striking their names
from the registration lists, it being too late
for them 70 register.
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FOREIGN.
Terrific Gale in the British Isles.
Great Destruction ON Sea and
Shore.
Threatened War between Russia
and Turl<istan.
GERMANY.

LONDON, Oct. 21.-Advices from Berlin
represent increasing public sympathy for
Count Won Arnim, on account ofthe harsh
ness with which he is treated, and the rigOr
of the domi 'ilOry searches.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-22

PARIS, Oct. 21.-Monseigneur MOntuer,
formerly private chaplain to Napoleon Ill,
is dead. He has bequeathed 10000 francs
to the Prince Imperial, and the same
amount to the Pope.
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A special to the Pail Mall Gazette says a
conspiracy has been discovered in Oren-
burg, and that many arrests have been
made.
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LONDON gOssips are dealing IN lively
way with the fact that Disraeh lately had
lilies and foget-me-nOts in his buttOnhole
They say that marriage is the least possible
consequence,
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PRAIRIE FIRES.
Fort Wayne, Ind, in Serious
Danger.
mark as Night at Midday from Smoke
and Breathiug Difficult

FORT WAYNE, IND, Oct. 2l.-Ihe IRE
which has been burning five miles west
and southwest of this city, on the prairie
and in the woods, now assumes a serious S
aspect. 1t is estimated that nearly lO,OOO
acres Of prairie and timbered land are
burning on the Fort Wayne and wabash
RAILWAY, which causes a dense smoke TO
settle over the city and surrounding coun-
try, making it nearly as dart q night IN
the middle Of the day. 1t is feared the IRE
will reach the city if it does not rain soon.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
RumOred Robbery of a Bishops Desl

RumOred Robbery of n Bishops Desk.
NEW YORK. Oct. Z1.-lmmediately after
morning PRAYER to-day, the General Con-
vention of the Protestant Episcopal Church
went into secret session. A startling rumor
prevailed among the deputies Of the lower
house to the effect that desk in the meet
ing room of the House of Bishops had been
forced open, and papers relating to Bishop
elect Seymour distracted. Members of the
House of Bishops maintain the stricteSt
silence with regard to the matter, and will
not furnish any particulars. The church
warden and sexton are Of opinion that the
papers have been mislaid by some OF the
pages who have been arranging the room,
and the desk having been left open, the pa
pers were taken by them under the I'M
preston that they were not of any use.
Search is being instituted for the docu-
mentS.
Iater-Much Ado about NOthipS.
In relation to the document alleged or
nave been distracted from the House to
Bishops, Bish, p Potter says no desk OF
drawer was forced open, and only few
sheets of writing paper have been missed.
The House of Deputies continued in Sc
cret session until O'Clock, and had not
concluded their deliberations. 1t was an
nounced that a session would be held with
closed doors tomorrow.
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UTAH.
A Congressman Arrested for Poly
gRmV.

SALT LAKE, Oct. 2l.-TO-day Geo. q.
Ch2nnOn learning that the grand jury had
indicted him under territorial law, for
lewd and lasciviOUs eOhabitatiOn, surrend
cred himself TO the United States Marshal.
Bail was fixed at 5000, President Geo.
Smith and w. A. Hooper, becoming his
sUreties
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ON FIfmsy Charges.

MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 2l.-IhOs. 3. Wet
more, a lawyer of Livingstone, Ala, and
5. A. Badger, formerly United States Sena-
tor from North Carolina, his client, and
John Little, colored, arrived in Mobile this
afternoon under guard, charged with con-
spiracy to injure detective Hester. They
were arrested during the session Of the Cir
cult Court of Sumter county, which is
two hundred miles from Mobile. Upon
their delivery to the United States Marshal
here, they were released on parole, to ap-
pear before Commissioner Gillette tO-mor-
row. The warrant for their arrest was
issued by a Commissioner residing al the
place of arrest, and was made returnable in
Mobile, before different Commissioner.
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TENNESSEE BONDS, 81 for both is
sues, IN New York yesterday.
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Later-Much Ado about Nothing,
LOUISIANA.
That Complicated COmPrOmise-One
Nav of Peace.

mat COmplicated COmpFOhIIse-VHe
Day Of Peace.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2l.-The failure 10
agree and final adjournment Of the confer
enoe committee at eleven o'clock last light
in no way impairs the agreement hereto
fore made, except as to the advisory board,
which can do nothing without an umpire.
Col. Packard stated to-day that the Con-
servatiyes would be given two members OF
the returning board as per original agree
ment.
For a wonder, neither political party to-
day have any fresh Outrages, grave appre-
tensions, serious alarms or reigns Of terror
IN rpDOTt
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 21.-The first race to-
day in the fall meeting of the Maryland
jockey Club was for the central stakes, two
wear old, one mile. James A. Chesapeake,
Calvin Clabaugh's chestnut colt Ariella
Betty Ward colt, Rhodamonthus and Fire
work started. Firework won by two
lengths, Ariella second, James A. third.
Time, l:45.
The second event was a selling race for
all ages, one and three-quarter miles, and
was won by Preakness, ResOlute second,
Galway third. Time, 3:OS..
The third race, mile heats, for three
wear olds, was won by LOttie Moon, Jessie
b. second, Judge Thurman third. Time,
1:45, 1:45R.
The fourth race, Gentlemen's Post stake,
one and One-quarter miles, was won by
Limestone, Fadladen second, Dublin third.
Time, 2:199.
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BALTIMORE.

Five Men Seriously Injured by
Boiler Explosion and Several
Hundred Thrown Out OF Work.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 21.-A boiler in the
rolling mill of George Goats 4 Bros, at
Locust Point, exploded early this morning,
demolishing the boIler-house, solid brick
structure, and the chimney, seyenty-tive
feet high. Five men were severely injured,
two probably fatally. Several hundred
men are thrown out Of employment till the
damage is repaired.
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WILLIAMS WAY.
Martial Law i'm Alabama.
numerous Arrests without warrants.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct. "A letter
to the Advertiser from prominent citizen
of Alabama says that martial law prevails
in Sumter. In poiIt of fact, Hester and
Beach, the United States detectives, CON-
mand the military, and order arrests with
out warrant.
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CorToN dull in New York yesterday;
middling upland, l5c.
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THE TURF.
San FranciscO's $25,OOO Purse.
Partial List OF the Entries.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 20.-The follow
ing are the officially announced entries in
the great So, 900 running race, to be given
Nov. IA, under the auspices of the Pacific
Jockey Club: Thad Stevens, Joe Daniels,
Katie Pearce, Hubbard Haney, Alpha,
Hooking, and Hardwood. Other parties
East and in Oregon send entries and money
by mail and express. The names of the
horses are not known. Extensive betting
has already commenced. Cluff has offered
three thousand dollars for the right to sell
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Union AND AMERICAN.

GoLD opened and closed in New
York yesterday at 1lOk, with few
sales during the day at llOk
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ITO MesSrs.sJ. p. Mcclure, g. A. X.
Thompson. and others, Nashville, Tenn"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

A STUBBORN PRIZE FIGHT IN PHILADRL-
PHIA-SereHty- Eight Rounds an Serenity MiRutss.
A prize tight took place on Haines street, in
Philadelphia, yesterday morning at O'clock
between Patsey Marley, Of Philadelphia, and
DoOrey Harris, of New York, for q purse OF
500. The ring was pitched before daylight,
AID Alderman McMullin, of Philadelphia vas
chosen referee. The fight commenced at ten
minutes before four, in the presence Of three
hundred and fifty spectators Marley got the
credit for the first blood and first knock-dOwn.
On the third round Marley hit Harris a terrific
blow on the left temple, Telling him. Harris
came TO time, but il was evident be was very
weak, and n arley used but little effort 10 knock
him down. 1t was thus continued for an hour
and ten minutes, when Harris hackers threw
up the sponge. Neither party clinched during
the night. IL was square knock-down tight.
Harris is badly bruised. Marley has scarcely
any bruises. Seyenty-eight rounds were fought
and lasted one hour and ten minutes, when Al
derman McMulliD declared Marley the winner
Both contestants were carried away in car
riaees.
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ga prayer room in private houses, fitted MP
enthusiastically, is the latest fashionable now
city.
~The Hartford Times rashly speaks of a
celebrated citizen OF Brooklyn ss "the clAm-lilee
Bowen"
0One Of the oldest and wealthieet citizens OF
BirmiRg CHAM, Conn, has been arrested for
stealing three barrels OF ehad.
~Hartranft for PRESIDENT Well, lay him
alongside Of the rest of 'em-those early bird .
who're out before the worm is.-Chiea0o riaes.
a0ASt. Louis obituary closes thus: He leaves
Q wife and ave children, but had q suit for
divorce pending in the circuit court
~Two jewellers have been sent for from
Paris 70 value the jewels and precious stones.
&C., which are in the Popef possession, and
which he promises 10 sell.
0HoH. Joseph H. Sloee, Of Alabama, the
Congressman Who recently defended bis daugh-
ter's reputation with the free use Of q shot gun.
Il o candidate for reelection.
~Jersey City and Elixebeth continue eroan-
ing Ct the Impurities OF their water, and some
Of the newspapers are loudly aiding them I'M IN
chorus. Filters are very general In both those
citiee.
eTChief Of police Burt and other policemen
Of Salt Lake City are 20 be tired ct the next
term Of the United States District Court In tha Z
city for resisting United States deputy mArshAls
st The polls on the Sd instant.
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DINNER SCENR.-COusin Joe when he was
first kicked down stairs by his host and then in
vitec TO cine, accepted the humiliating urOpO-
sal. "For, - said he, elf 1 can't be reveuged on
him, IN lie reyenged on his victuals" But in
the marine court yesterday tue reverse OF this
scene was illustrated, when Mr.. Dinastaded
brought suit for being kicked and not getting
his dinner afterwards. He was standing by the
stove in an eating saloon, when the saloon
keeper, thinking him a beg Ear, because he was
badly dressed Tin this country the werst beegars
are well dressed) kicked him out. Me-. Dinu-
stated, in bis testimony about his dinner. stated
these facts, ard the jury awarded hiJa three
hundred and sixty dollars. This will buy good
many meals, ana hungry ana impecunious in
divioua's will DO well to try Mr.. Dinustaded's
eNpeTiment.-N. l. Hcrdld.
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RAILROAD LABoRERs THREATEN TO HANG A
CoNTRACTOR.-There was considerable excite
ment in Georgetown, Delaware, yesterday
morning. Three hundred Tlen. employed In
building o breakwater on the Frankfort rail.
road, which runs from Georgetown to the Mary
land line, on O strike, came from frankfort a
distance of fourteen miles, aud marched to the
Eagle hotel. where Q. Y. Smith, of Pittsburg
Pa. who is chief contractor, boards, and tire at.
ened to hang him unless they were paid of
producing at the same time a rope with hang
saying he did not employ them; that they must
look to Crumblush & Co, sub-coutractors, fol
their money. CitiZeDs then interfered and pro-
cured for them promises that their money would
be paid in two days. They say they will return
in that time and hang some one Ii the money /.
not paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

ANALGAMATIoN IN YIRGINIA.-Married &C
the residence Of Thomas Grove, near Groves
vile, Rockingham county, Va, on Sunday,
July 90, 1S14, by Rev. Jacob Miller, Lone
Grove, colored, TO Miss Susan ReggelmAn,
white woman. All OF Rockingham county. A
correspoDdet Gays thst this s the fret instsee OF
the kind in that section, and that the country is
changing from the old landmarks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

GREAT RAILROAD SUIT.-Michael Reese,
by his attorney John b FELTON,, commenced an
action In the 18th district court to-day against
the California Pacific railroad company, Milton
). Latham, John b. Frisbie, Dewitt @. Haskin,
j. z. jackson, j. NJ. Rider, l.. q. Fowler, John
Doe and Richard Roe 1.-THE names OF the said
last named defendants being to plaintiff I'M
known, to recover 81 600 600 on account OF
certain alleged fraudulent transactions. The
action is brought against the defendants on be-
halt OF the plaintiff and all other stock holders OF
the defendant, the California Pacific railroa d
company, who may choose to come in aud con.
tribute TO the costs and expenses Of the action
San Francisco Bulletin In