Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-18

Suniol seeonu lleutenant-Solon Jacoos.
 Quartermaster sergeant-Chares s Mode.
 Commssary sergeant-Nat ". Malone.
 "rivates-H E Strin gfellow, W N Malone, Jo Berry, Edwin Browne, J D Gres- a;ll1, William J Hutton, J Il Allen, Ed w Warren, Jr.. William B Phillips, T Ruff J T Smith, 5 Miller, Seiman, D F Meyers, w M Martin, R G MalIett. Allen W Haskell, Solon Jacobs, Victor A Gage, pr l. Wyman, M Riddell, A A Stucky, Ernst Prochasker, William Brown, D K Dunlap, Moore, W Vance, W J Me- Grew, w J Yielding, W k Blythe, E P Hammond, z L Nabers, Adam NJ Myatt, W R Rocket, W M Bailey, Charles Roberts, W c Cochrane, James Bailey, B M Malone, A . Crowder, G Barnett, E Kennedy, Rivers, Charles s Mode, W McCrossin, Henry Moses, Waugh, M Smollan, R c Middleton, c Dozier, J T Williams, Bellamy, M P Davis, Joe Cooke, 5 H \ ris, k H Baugh, w H Ket- tig, Frank Aboott, Sigfried Steiner, E K Smith, E J Dunn, B Steiner, Sanders T Schoolar, A c Stollenwerck, T L Me- Gowan. Walker Percy, H H Mayberry, J Stratton, Kirkpatrick, M V Joseph.
 The uniforms adopted by the company wool hats.
 The name agreed upon is Company A, Jefferson County Reserves.
 THE BIRMINGHAM RESERVES.
 number of gentlemen met last evening at the Morris hotel and organized the Bir mineham Reserves by electing the follow ing officers and non commiss toned officers: Captain-L K. Posser.
 First lieutenant-J. Q. Cohen.
 Second leutenant-F. b. Blackburn.
 First sergeant-D. A. Greene.
 Second sergeant--V. l.. Allen.
 First corpora-F. B. Fowlkes.
 Second corporal-T. w. Porter.
 The membership of the company is limi- ted to fifty
 The purposes of enlistment and the names of those enlisted appear by the fol- lowing agreement, signed by each:
 I've, the undersigned, hereby enroll ourselves as mem bers of company to be organized forthwith, whose services shall be at the disposal of the governor of Ala bama, or the duly authorized officers of law and order within Jefferson county whenever called upon during the present period of unrest, and for the purpose of organization agree to meet tonight, July F, 1894, at o'clock at room No. 20, Nor ris building:
 K Plosser, F E Black burn, J Q Cohen, V L Allen, R | Brooks, z T Rudolph, B r Fitzpatrick, W P Craddock, Walter Car ter, K P Whetmore, c w Hickman, RV Evans, w c Garrett, Thomas Hardeman, r E Greene, Milner, King, John Miller, M Blake, George B Tarrant, Dan A Greene, Hewitt, Jr, David Mims, F B Fowlkes, W A Chenoweth, Keller, E Green, John c Carmichael, T Walker, E B Cottingham, W K Terry, II K White, L J Haley, Jr, R H Kerr, F M Noland, T W Porter, R 5 Nelson, Emmett Welsh, D H Sumner, k Preston Means, Cole, II $ Abernathy.
 The foregoing are picked and representa- tive business men of Birmingham.
 The governor was forthwith notified of the organization of the company and asked to furnish arms and ammunition. SKIPPED TO CARTERsvILLE, GA., FOR IN-
 TERMENT.
 The remains of B. w. Fierce, the guard who was killed in the fight with striking miners at slope No. 3 Monday afternoon, will be shipped to Cartersville, Ga. today for burial. The deceased waSa meTher ot his boGJ '..;ii be accompanied to Carters- vile by two members of that lodge. ATTEMPT TO DYNAMITE THE VOLUNTEERS. An attempt was made to dynamite the Jefferson Volunteers last night as they passed through Pratt City.
 They had been relieved for the night and were coming into town to take much needed rest. They were marching through Pratt City to take the dummy.
 Just before reaching the dummy station a sudden change of the line of march was made and the company had not gone more than block in the new direction when a dynamite cartridge exploded in the street where they would have had to pass had they continued in the old route.
 The dynamite had evidently been thrown In the street by some miscreant, who was watching the movements of the soldiers, and lit the fuse just in time for the deadly missile to explode as the military would come upon 1t.
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