Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
IN THE COURTS.

The April term of the Jefferson county criminal court convened yesterday aud after the organization of the grand jury adjourned until this morning, when the misdemeauor docket will be called.
 The grand jury, after Judge Greene's charge, retired to the room on the fourth floor of the court house building. The following gentlemen compose tue jury: W. s. Brown, foreman; c. McAdory, B. w. Taylor, NJ. Hill, T. Y. Ciin, F. NJ. James A. Allen, Wesley Parsons, J. c. Foulks, w. P. Morrow, R. R. ErwlD, Joe 5. Rus sell, J. B. Elliott, w. D. Taylor, J. Il. Arlington, J. N. RutledGe, l. A. Brown, l.. F. Clayton.
 CITY COURT.
 Jures were empaneled in the first divi-s sion ot the city court 8 follows: B. F. Gowius, J. II. Dillard, David Jack son, W. H. Harrall, B. Taylor, John ii. EubaLk, John A. Davis, I, G. Mackey, Jack Morrow, K. C. Hagood.
 Jury No. 2-Joshua Massey, J. F. Glas- gow, Il. A. Quinn, San uel Wallace, K. B. Rogers, L. u. Peii,i hn, W. G. smi, h, l.. o. Collins, Joe SpHrks, I. A. Lee, J. l.. Hill, |. s. Snith.
 First o.vslor-Frank Fornier vs. the Daily News company, damageh; dismissed by plaintiff.
 Second div s;on--Sam Miller vs. Annie teasley, cerilorarl; cn trial.
 Paul Hartrsmpt vs. k. M. Troy, defend- ant, Eiyton Land company, garnishee; galnishee discharged on hIs answer.
 Cap Slramer vs. C. C. Bates, defendant, kmma scott, garnishee; garnishee dis charged bv plaintiff.
 A. B. VAnoegriit vs. J. T. Stnbbs, at- tachmtn;; dismissed.
 Alabama National bank vs. Charles New m P W p4rrV Uarui9hRE. judg Inent Tor plaintiff aud against the de- ienoaut fof ss9 2. 40 anu agalnst the gar nishee for S14 60.
 W. l.. Brown vs. Woodward Iron com paDy; judgment Tor plaintiff for Sl5 60.
 sebe Davis ys. Woodward Iron company; judgment for plaintiff for S1O. 40. CIRCUIT COURT.
 Yesterday ALdy Callahan filed tIll for divorce from hls vile, Lida Callal al. Vol untary abandonment ls alleged. 1hey were married in Jefferson county in 1889.
 ILe quo warranto lroceediDgs against Judge joseph H. Montgomery were again passt d and will be called this morning.
 J. J. Laughran vs. w. P. Brewer, dam ages; on lriaI. The Llainilff sustained personal injuries while working in the de- fendant's factory in this city and alleges negligeLce on tLe part of the defendant.
 Juries tor the circuit court were organ ized as follows:
 Jury No. 1-V. C. Montgomery, David Hamaker, John c. Roper, G. w. Mauldin, Edward |. brown, w. E. sasby, L. C. E. L. Scott, N. c. Dean, A. P O'Neel.
 Jury No. 2-B. J. Robinson, c. l. Ram bout, Beverly simpson, L. C. Nail, .. T. Busser, W. .. Philips, j.. 5: Montgom- cry, Il. c. Vaughan, E. B. Martin, J. $. Tarrant, B. F. Carmichael, J. P. Nichols.
 UNITED STATES CoULT.
 Judge Bruce returned from Montgomery yestei day morning.
 Ihs lrial of the case of John L. Barker vs. the Southern Express company, which was up when court aojourned Saturday, was resumed and occupied the court lhe entire afternoon.
 INFERIOR COURT.
 In the inferior criminal court yesterday morning Peter Joyce was fined $50 and costs for carrying concealed weapons.
 Dock Brown was up on the same charge, and was also fined $50 and costs.
 Early Houston Was given fine Of $50 and costs for carrying a concealed Bowie knife. Peter Woods, disorderly conduct. was fined $5 and costs.
 Rebecca Duncan was up on the same charge, and was fined S5 and costs.
 George Cooper, charged with doing busi- ness without license, Was fined S2.50 and costs.
 A. Mason, disordsrly conduct, was fined S5 and costs.
 Peter Joyce and Dock Brown were fined $2. 50 and one-half the costs each for dis orderly conduct.
 Jack Hargrove, a disorder!y conduct, was fined $5 and costs.
 John German, charged with disorderly conduct, was fined S5 aud costs.
 J. C. Smith, was fiaed S5 and costs for assault and battery.
 J. P. Dusen berry. bondsman for Sam McNutt, was required to make good the bond.
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