Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-19
LOCAL LACONlCS
Gathered, Noted and Condensed by Age Herald Reporters General Resume
 of he Days Happenings.

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 Park Commissioners to Meet.-The city park commissioners will meet Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the office of Richard H. Fries for the purpose of transacting important business. A full attendance is desired.
 Reporter Was Misinfomed.-The state ment in the Age-Herald yesterday morn ing to the effect that an unknown negro was killed has turned out to be all a mis- take. The faul lies upon the informant of the Age-Herald, for 1t developed to- day that no one had been hurt
 Go to North Birmingham Today.-The members of the Sunday school of the Church of the Advent will picnic at North Birmingham park today The pu- pills will meet at the church at S:45 a. m., and proceed to the dummy, thence to the park. A great time is anticipated by all who attend
 Fishermen Happy-The trout in Lake Como are jumping, and every afternoon the fishermen are seen boarding the dum- mics for that favorite resort, all eager to tackle the scaly beauties. Manager Mourton, in charge of the lake, reports some fine strings of fish being caught there daily.
 City Prison Getting Filled Up.-The city prison is full to overilowing, owing to the fact that no cases have been tried for two days for want of a judge, and indications are that there will he no court this morning. In the mean time the Black Maria is kept busy and when a judge is appointed he will have his hands more than full for the first few days.
 
 He's Happy Man.-Capt. George La thanl, whom every one knows. and who is always to be found at the Florence bar, is the happiest man in town. Last night he was receiving the congratula- tions over the arrival at S:20 p. m.. at hit residence of an eight-pound girl. The mother and daughter are getting along nicely and George is feeling as proud as he deserves to.
 On Serious Charge-Mr Ben Holzer was arrested by Officers Bodiker and Baker about 1 o'clock yester- day morning on the charge of cat tie stealing. Will Harris and Will Put nick, two darkies in the employ of MT. Holzer, were first arrested and they con fessed duplicating MT. Holzer, who most strenuously denies the charge. He was placed under bond in the sum of 5000.
 At the Jail.-Following were placed behind the jail bars yesterday: Joe Mar scano, violating revenue laws; Frank Galliger same; Malcolm McDaniel as sault with intent to murder from Jus tice Benners court Charlie Williams. John Rich, Rachael and Will Keys. sen fenced to Coalburg from Bessemer circuit court ;Verin Gibson and Berney Newton were released, no bill being found against them
 "A Returned Traveer-Mr. J. N. Gun ningham, president of Birmingham post, Travellers Protective association, re- turned yesterday from his extended trip to San Antonio, Tex, and City of Mex co. Mr. Cunningham is highly elated over his travels, and says he never en- joyed such pleasant time before. He was loud in his praiseAof the hospitable reception accorded the delegates in San Antonio and Mexico. and says the time passed as if on wings. He witnessed bull fight in the latter city wherein four bulls and two horses were killed. and said that while brutal. it was one of the most exciting scenes he ever witnessed. But give me Birmingham" he said. 'It Is the greatest town on earth"