Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-12
IN THE COURTS,

 true bills yesterday, among which was one against William Blount, WI is charged with the murder of Paddle Wallace at Pratt City one night last week. Other in- dictments are as follows:
 George Gordon, alias Abe Jackson, grand larceny. larceny.
 Edna Green, grand larceny.
 Gus Willis, burglary and grand larceny. Tom Johnson, burglary and grand larceny.
 Isom Lock, burglary and grand larceny. Andrew Cupid, alias Jack Rabbit, alias Will Henry, grand larceny.
 William Murray, grand larceny. Aus. Pettis, malicious injury to build- ing.
 William Bount, murder m d carrying con- cealed pistol.
 George Martin attempt at burglary. Henry Wimberly and Robert Cleveland, |, robbery.
 Jesse Carlisle and Georgie Smith, adultery and fornication.
 CRIMINAL COURT.
 The following misdemeanor cases were disposed of in the criminal court yesterday {: = Wacasey, assault with weapon {; guilty and fined $10.
 Alfred Treherne, abusive language; for feiture entered.
 John Clark pleaded guilty to an assault with a weapon and was fined S5. Amelia Linn and Ike Linn, assault with a weapon; not guilty.
 John w. Webb, trespass after warning; not guilty.
 R. stapleton, abusive language; mol pressed.
 Emanuel Caution, assault with pistol; guilty and fined $50; carrying concealed pistol, guilty and fined $50.
 Joe Scott, carrying concealed pistol; guilty and fined $50.
 Emanuel Yancey, abusive language; guilty and sentenced 10 ten days in the county jail.
 Allen Brame, carrying concealed pistol; guilty and fined $50.
 William Taylor, escape; guilty. Mittle Livingston and Emma Austin, abusive language; mol pressed.
 CITY COURT.
 James Bees vs. Louis K. Moss ct al. |, damages; on trial. Second division-R. NJ. G. Woferd vs. Crellin 6 Nails, assumpsit; judgment for plaintiff for s12l.62.
 Thadeus Ward ys. M. M. o. Spears, de- nishees; judgment nis for s100. Richard Jones vs. James Little. assump- sit judgment for plaintiff for S134 G6 L. R. Edge vs. il. B. Gordon, defend ant, L. Miller, claimant; dismissed. Belton Gireath vs. F. A. Walker, de-
  for claimant for property sued for and judgment by agreement for plaintiff for S402.
 c. w. Mcdaniel vs. Tom Ingram ct al. defendants, Gilmore Bros. ct al., gar nishees; dismissed for want of prosecution. A. s. Vandegrift vs. George Passe, de- fendant, W. E. Moore ct. all, claimants; dismissed for want of prosecution. Nelson, Morris & Co. vs. Jordan Grocery company, attachment; dismis for want of prosecution.
 0. w. Austin, constable, vs. Davis & Davis, appeal; on trial.
 One jury and all the witnesses in the first division of the city court, except those in the case of James Bees vs. Louis k. Moss ct al. which has been on trial the past two days, were discharged by Judge Wilkerson yesterday.
 CIRCUIT COURT.
 George B. Bates vs. R. w. Beck ct al. assumpsit; taken under advisement by Judge Banks. q. Thomas Perry vs. Alabama Great South ern Railroad company, appeal; passed for settlement.
 Edward Bilber vs. w. s. Davis, appeal; passed for settlement.
 CHANCERY COURT. Chancellor Cobbs will convene chancery court Monday and will hold session each day until next Saturday, when final ad- journment for the term will be taken.
 RECORDERS COURT. In the recorder's court yesterday morn ing gang of tramps who were arrested the night before were tried by Recorder W. E. Martin. Their ~hames upon the docket were as follows: John Rowlett, Ed Coyle, J. Hollander, Jim Kyle, H. Siben- thaler, John Murphy, Charles Vincent, Louis Brown, c. H. Jones, Nick Corcoran and George Brown. They all told different tales, and no two the same. They were find from S250 and costs to ten days. James George was given ten days on tho streets for the larceny of groceries. Will Ross, a beggar, was sentenced to three days in jail for stealing an orange. Lang Cherry, embezzlinga sewing ma chine, was bound over to the grand jury in the sum of $500.
 H. White and WILL Taylor were fined S5 and costs for trespassin&
 William McGowan Wal fined $10 and ris. Several other cases were tried and dis posed of. Catarrh ia a constitutional dfsaasa