Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-18
THE WHEELS OF JUSTICE Turning in All the Courts and
 Much Grist Turned Gut. A NUMBER OF INDICTMENTS From the State and Federal Grand JurieS-Summ marieS of
 Court Proceedings.
A NUMBER OF INDICTMENTS

John Bullard was convicted of grand larceny in the criminal court yesterday. Bullard snatched S10 from United States witness named Sims from Marshall county about week ago, and it was for this he was convicted yesterday.
 John Starks, burglary; guilty.
 Tom Gaines, burglary; jury out when court adjourned.
 GRAND JURY RETURNS.
 The grand jury reported the following indictments yesterday morning;
 Elijah Hardeman, assault with intent to rob-
 Walter Johnson, grand larceny.
 Allen Smith, burglary and grand lar- ceny.
 Willie Scott, burglary and grand larceny.
 CIRCUIT COURT.
 Circuit court was convened yesterday morning and appealed criminal cases heard as follows.
 Virgie Chandler, sci. ia. judgment final against bondsmep.
 State vs. Ed Morrison, sci. ia. {; same. State vs. Richard Armstrong; state failed. Carrie Bradford, mol pressed.
 CITY COURT.
 In the city court the juries were partially organized, after which the default and mo-
  entries made:
 National Guarantee Loan and Trust com pany vs. John B. Cole; judgment for S12S5. .50.
 J. A. May vs. c. w. Moore; judgment by default and leave to prove damages. First National Bank of Birmingham vs. J. M. Meighan; judgment for $339S 33. Mill Creek Distilling company vs. Joe Frank; dismissed.
 Sue 0. Marsgne. administrative, etc., vs. Birmingham Railway and Electric company, damages; judgment by agree ment for Sl2OO. Mrs. Maragne's little daughter was run over and killed by an electric car at Jonesville about year ago and this suit was to recover damages for the death of the child.
 Second division-Bremaker Moore Paper company vs. J. s. Smith, sheriff, detfne; dismissed for want of prosecution. c. B. Cottrell & Son vs. J. s. Smith, sheriff, detine; same order.
 Daisy & Co. vs. c. D. Mallett, assump- sit; dismissed for want of prosecution. dismissed.
 Alabama National bank vs. John Vary, administration, assumpsit; dismissed by plaintiff.
 Elizabeth Linn vs. Richmond and Dan- vile railroad, ejectment; dismissed. Mrs. A. R. Hodges has brought suit in the city court for s1057 .55 against the Hart ford Insurance company.
 UNITED STATES COURT. The following business was transacted in the United States court:
 John Brock, contempt; released from custody.
 John Wallace, retailing liquor; not guilty.
 D. w. and D. M. Rogers vs. M. L. and c. Ernest; plaintiff took nonsuit. William Bufford, retailing liquor; dis missed.
 Ben Stringer, retailing liquor; not guilty.
 UNITED STATES GRAND JURY. True bills were reported in the following cases: William Frazier, illicit distilling; Dooley, retailing liquor; Will Clements, retailing liquor; Samuel Pate, retailing liquor; George Thorn, retailing liquor; Henry c. Watson, retailing liq- uor; John Odom, retailing liquor; David Crawford, retailing liquor; Osborn (alias Austin) Rutledge, retailing liquor; Sol Thrasher, retailing liquor; J. H. Blythe, retailing liquor; William Gam, retailing liquor; William Pendergrast, working in an illicit distillery; Henry (alias Arnold) Miller, retailing liquor; john J. Walker, illicit distilling; John Strickland, illicit distilling: Robert Pate, illicit disLilling.
 No bills were reported in the following cases: John Ryler, Eugene Johnson, George W. Blake, Thomas A. Layton, liam, alias John Gilley, Tom Miccles, Charles Miccles, John Rollins, Cain Noo- gain, Steve McLain, Gill Green, Frank Wimpee, Marion Long, Rufus Sud- dith, George Braseale, Henry Sanders, Jeff Harriss, Armistead Christian, Ed Boyeans, Nathan Sewell, John Williams, s. Dllard Amos, Henry Finney, George w. Crow, John Thompson, w. L. Henderson, Gil- bert Franklin.
 
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