Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-17


 W. H. Crawford vs. Spraggins, Buck & Co., appeal from Henry circuit court; re- versed and remanded
 Coal City Coal and Coke company vs. the Hazard Powder company apeal from Birmingham city court; affirmed.
 Joseph T. Bates vs. Simcoe Chapman, appeal from Tuskaloosa chancery court; appeal dismissed.
 Planters and Merchants bank vs. Go- etter Veil & Co.,. appeal from Marengo circuit court; reversed and rendered.
 R. B. Patton vs. Mason Thomas. ap- peal from Bridgeport city court; appeal dismissed.
 Coleman, J.-E. L. D. McCutchen ct al vs. w. J. Loggins ct al, appeal from De- catur city court affirmed.
 Julia E. Davis vs. William Pou ct all, appeal from Autauga chancery court; re- versed and rendered, Coleman, J., dis senting
 Steiner & Lobman ct al. vs. John M Parker & Go. ct al, appeal from Escam- bia chancery court; affirmed.
 Thomas F. George ct al. vs. New Eng land Mortgage Security company, appeal from Limestone chancery court; af- firmed.
 Head, J.-James Fl. Vice vs. Alb Little john. appeal from Calhoun ehancery court appeal dismissed.
 Mary K. Cooper ct al. vs Emma L. Lindsay appeal from Colbert chancery court; affirmed.
 Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis railway vs George w. Mathis, appeal from Marshall circuit court; reversed and remanded Brickell. c. J.. not sitting.
 Haralson, J.-The Southern \Express company vs. Solomon w. Holland; re- versed and remanded.
 c. F. Cole vs. J. H. Tuck. apeal from Blount circuit court; reversed and rem dered.
 Amanda Davidson ct al. vs. Alabama Iron and Steel company; reversed and re- manded.
 The following additional decisions were announced by the supreme court tonight Mcclellan, J.-Alabama National bank vs Mary Lee Coal and Railway company ct al, appeal from Birmingham city court; reversed and rendered.
 John $. Long vs s. s. Pancourt; ap- peal from Lauderdale circuit court; af- firmed.
 J. L. Gentry ct al, administrators, vs. c. V. and Samuel H. Gluve; appeal from Jackson chancery court; affirmed.
 Belle Patterson vs. the state of Ala bama, appeal from Pike criminal court; affirmed
 Coleman, J.-Pugh. Stone & Co. vs. J. L. Barnes, appeal from Taflapoosa cir cult court affirmed.
 Head, J.-F. H. White ct al. vs. W. c. Yancey, appeal from Geneva circuit court reversed and remanded
 R. Tullis vs. R. T. Smith, appeal from Geneva chancery court; reversed and rendered.
 Haralson, J.-W l.. Thornhill vs Mar tin Orear, appeal from Walker circuit court affirmed.
 Mobile Furniture company vs James w. Little ct al, appeal from Mobile cir cult court; reversed and remanded.
 The following orders were granted by the supreme court today:
 Martin Gibson vs. the state of Ala -t.. peal dismissed, no question reserved.
 Robert Coe vs. the state of Alabama, from Geneva circuit court; certiorari, etc.
 Simon Thomas vs. the State of Ala bama, from Pike circuit court; certiora- ri, etc.
 J. H. Long vs. E. c. Marshall ct al., from Barbour chancery court; continued.
 Dock Hardin vs. the State of Alabama, from Pike criminal court; submitted on briefs
 Belle Patterson vs. the state of Ala bama, from Pike criminal court; submit ted on briefs.
 l.. C. Wheeler vs. the state of Alabama, from Pike criminal court; submitted on briefs.
 Felix L. Ashley vs. the state of Ala bama, from Henry circuit court; submit ted on briefs.
 l.. Borderheimer ct al vs. C.. w. Chewen ct al.. from Bullock circuit court: argued and submitted.
 Then and Now.
 The Montgomery Journal this after noon publishes the following:
 Hon. A. D. Smith made a strong ap- peal in July 1892, for public speakers to enter the contest against Kolb. The Montgomery Advertiser joined in this appeal, declaring that he that is not for us is against us.' and on July 22. 1892, it contained this editorial graph, com mending Herbert for his canvass for Jones, apolog gizing for Oates absence, and by inference condemning those who were keeping out of the field, among whom was Hon. R. H. Clarke, and of whom it said he that is not for us is against us.'
 Alabama congressman should come home promptly next week and put in their best work at the close of the can- vass Colonel Herbert has made appoint ments for the entire week in north Ala bama Colonel Oates will be detained by committee work in Washington until af- ter the election, but the others can come and we hope to see them every one upon the stump talking true democracy and aiding in holding the party organization together in the state.'"
 The Governor Leaves for Birmin 0ham. Governor Oates left this afternoon for Birmingham, from which point he will leave tomorrow in special car furnished by the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad for an inspection of the convict prisons in the county.