Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

| MARRIAGE LICBNsE.-Mr. John c. St.
 Pierre aud Mrs. Tennie Bolin were granted | license to marry yesterday out of the pro-
 bate judge office.
 To COME UP THIS MORNING. The trial | of Dan Baker and R, E. Howard, for shooting at each other on the opera house
 corner Monday, will come up in the re- corder's court this morning.
 l HoT, AWFULLY HoT.-The hot weather
 of the past few days has been almost un. | bearable. While the larger eastern cities have been noting fatalities from sunstroke, | Birmingham has thus far escaped. WILLIAM VAUaHAN's PRIMARY.-Ad- dressing negro mass meeting Tuesday | night blr. William Vaughan, repu blican, | said the primaries (speaking of educatlon)
 consisted in knowing how to spell dog, | cat, and such words as those.
 JAMES A. Ross.-The colored editor and l orator from New York city will speak Fri | day night 10 front of the court house. He l has made great reputation as a speaker since his advent into Alabama, and a large crowd will be out to hear him.
 SUCCESSFUL SHOOTING. a.-The front walls of the Caldwell now lie upon the ground. l Six charges of dynamite, which were fired | at 4:20 o'clock yesterday afternoon, brought down the front columns of the building without any damage to nearby buildings. F. HAVE You Cor THE PRooF.--ln his l speech to the negroes at Claiborne hall | tuesday night MT. John T. Shugart made the wild assertion that fifty-one negroes
 had been arrested and were now in the county jail 10 prevent them from voting I for kolb.
 I OFF TO WAsHINGToN.-It is understood that large number of Knights of rythias l will go to Washington to attend the su. preme lodge meeting to be held there in s | few days. The two local uniform divisions
 will attend in body and will ably repre- l sent Birmingham.
 l DAMAGE SUIT.-Walter Waits has filed | suit in the city court against the Alabama | Great Southern Railroad company for $10,- | 900 damages. He was employed by the
 Alabama Great southern road, and sns- l tained severe injuries in the wreck of | passenger train aL Argo September g, 1893. MoONSHINERS IN COURT.-Three Ce- 1 burne county men, Garrett, Joht and Joe l Knott, were each placed under a200 bond l yesterday by United States Commissioner l Moseley on the charge of Illicit distilling. | T. M. Whitson ot Winston county was
 charged with perjury and required to give | S300 bond.
 | GOVERNOR JONES. His excelency, Gov | ernor Jones, came in yesterday from Gads. 1 den, where he and Congressman Clarke | spoke on Tuesday night. He filled Senator | Morgan's appointment at Center on Mon- | day. In the afternoon he went to Mont- | gomery, and from there will go to Henry | and Cren5haW counties.
 LAWN TENNIS. The duffer's match at | lawn tennis will take place on the grounds | at Five Points, beginning Thursday after
 noon at 5 o'clock. The entries so far are l Il. k. Johnston, A. T. London, o. P.
 Fiizsimmons, F. Hardy, J. A. Montgom-
 cry, R. N. Rhodes, Jack Smith, F. 5.
 Ferguson and E. w. Rucker.
 APPOINTED VICE E-PREsIDENr.- .--Chief of l Police Mcdonald has received notice from | the president of National Chiefs of Police | union that he has been appointed vice. | president of that organization for the state | of latama, and it has been made his duty | to organize q chiefs of police union for
 this state. This is high compliment. | The next annual meeting will be held at | Washing ton, D. o., May IA, 1885,
 CONGRESSMAN RoBBINs.-Hon. Gaston
 A. Robbins of Selma was at the Morris last
 night. MT. Robbins represents the Fourth | district in congress, and although he is | young man and this his first term in con-
 
 will be returned without opposition in his
 own party. He has been stumping the
 slate the past few weeks in the interest of | Colonel Oates and the democratic ticket. A CAPITAL QUARTERMAsrER.- Capt. | E. J McCrossn, who also bears the off
 cial title of quartermaster-c captain of me
 First Regiment, Uniform Rank Knights of l Pythias of Alabama, is a hustler, and
 surely is the right man in the right pace.
 In view of the coming supreme lodge meet | ing of Pythians of the world to be held in
 Washington, he ba, been exerting himself
 to secure accommodations for all sir 1 knights and their families and friends in i that city, and has secured excellent rates. d The prices secured range from Sl 10 s .5) | per day, and all are at first. class hostel l res. He has prepared and sent out cir l cular giving full and explicit information 1 to those desirous of going, and they should r no: fail to let him hear from them. Those .l not having secured circulars can get them by applying to him either in person or by | mail.
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