Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-28

and Miss Fannie E. Edwards were grant ted marriage license yesterday by the probate judge.
 GETTING READY FOR THE ELECTION The booths to be used in the election Mon- day week are being sent out to the different beats of Jefferson county by Sheriff Nor row.
 THE POPULAR ToPIc.-Politics has given way to still more problematic subject the Hudsons. Even the women are dis cussing the whereabouts of the Coalhurg assassins.
 AIDING TO EsCAPE.-Alex Kelly was ar- rested and brought in yesterday by Deputy Kelly with aiding the Hudsons to escape, which is very grave offense under the laws of Alabama.
 WITH THE SOLDIERS. The soldiers, both at Ensey and in the city are observing strict military rules, and at the former place no visitors are allowed inside the lines. Everything seems quiet and the men are enjoying camp life.
 BOUND OvER.-Ed Hickman, George Bruce, Oscar Randall, Frank Paiter, Billy Erwin, Jerry Kincannon and Mansfield Tyler were bound over yesterday morning in the recorder's court in the sum of $50 each for burglarizing Newman Stolen werck's old drug store.
 CALLED MEETING OF THE CoUNCIL.-A called meeting of the city council will be held tonight to consider the matter of the Birmingham tax amendment. The board meels in obedience to a request of the Com mercial club, which passed resolution yesterday asking for such q session.
 SOCIAL SESSION. The irst social session of Birmingham Social Tabernacle No. was held in Mai. w. H. Hunters office. night, and was attended by about dozen of the members. This is a new organiza- ton and embraces both social and insur- ance features.
 WOULDN'T LisTEN.-The popnlites had a meeting at Toadvine the other day at which their speakers for some cause failed to show up. About o'clock some democratic speakers appeared and the crowd scattered to the four winds of heaven. They wouldn't listen. A few remained, however, and heard the true gospel.
 Nor ONE KoLB MAN.-The two colored Birmingham politicians, G. s. Evans and E. E. Carlilse, who spoke at Trussville Thursday night, returned to the city yes- large crowd at their appointment. and say that not negro in that vicinity will vote for Captain Kolb or his ticket on August 6.
 LITERATURE.-ln a few days now the tables of the Commercial club rooms will be supplied with theileading newspapers, magazines and trade journals. Chess boards and draft boards also will be supplied. The quarters are to the last degree comfortable and inviting, and the business men should fall into the habit of dropping in to meet with each other.
 FISHERMEN RETURN.-A party of young men who had been spending a week at Sawyer's mill, on the Warrior river, fish, ing and hunting returned to the city yes- They claim to have caught both fish and game in abundance, and say they had great time. The party consisted of Messr 8. Steve Guscott, Will Fox, Tom Powell and Brooks Forbes.
 used in the office at the Caldwell hotel was buried under pile of brick and de- bris, and no effort was made to get it out until yesterday, when force of men was put to work digging it out. In the safe were deposited large amount of valu- ables, including costy jewels. There was, also, considerable sum of money in it, belonging 10 the hotel company and others.
 IT PAYS. A prominent member Of the Commercial club came into the rooms on yesterday and asked to be shown list of the members, saying that he had some dental work to have done and preferred to give it to a member of the club. It turned out that there was only one dentist and he got the job, which was sufficient to pay his club dues for some years to come. That is the kind of members that the club ap- preciates.
 GETTING READY FOR COURT. Assistant Clerk Broadway of the United States court, who has charge of the office in the absence of Mir. N. w. Trimble, the clerk, has turned over to the districG attorney all pa- pers that are to go before the grand jury, which convenes the first Monday in Sep tcmt CT. The jury will be draw about the Is: of August. A large amount of business has accumulated, which will require an investigation by the jury.
 YKsTERDAY's RAIN.-Shortly after noon yesterday the clouds, which had been threatening all the forenoon, were massed