Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-10

Alpine, from Talladega city court; ap= peal dismissed on motion of appellee. ;
 The state of Alabama vs. John McAl-s
 pine, from Talladega city court; appeal
 dismissed on motion of appellee. f Paul Rich vs. the state of Alabama,
 from St. Clair circuit court; argued and submitted and reversed and remanded. 5S
 The state of Alabama vs. Andy Nilsson,
 from Talladega city court; argued and
 submitted ss
 Henry Evans vs. the state of Alabama,
 two cases, from Cleburne circuit court; argued and submitted.
 Ben Crawford vs. the state of Alabama,
 from Cleburne circuit court; argued and
 submitted.
 Thomas Pruett vs. the state of Ala
 bama. from Cherokee circuit court; sub
 mitted on briefs.
 Tip Wright vs. the state of Alabama,
 from Cherokee circuit court; submitted on briefs.
 bama, from St. Clair circuit court; ar gued and submitted William s. Harper vs. the state of Ala abama, from Shelby county court; sub- mitted on briefs. Rhodes Aston vs. the state of Ala bama, from Shelby county court; sub mitted on briefs. Riley Ryan vs. the state of Alabama, from Clarke circuit court; submitted on briefs.
 A. w. oleDHenSOu VS. J. II. 6uTlOIl, from Etowah circuit court; submitted on briefs.
 R. A. Mitchell. mayor, vs. city of Gads- den, from Gadsden city court; argued and submitted.
 Supreme lodge Knights of Pythias of
 the World vs. Mamie Taylor. from Annis- ton city court; continued by consent J. T. Griffin vs. T. E, Ogletree, from Talladega circuit court; continued. First National bank of Talladega vs. John w. Chaffin ct all. from Talladega city court; continued. T. M. Hightower ct al vs. T. D. Ogle- tree, from Talladega circuit court; mo- tion to establish bill of exceptions grant ed and certiorari etc. Whit Tones. alias, etc. vs. the state of Alabama, from Talladega city court; certiorari, etc.
 George Crane vs. state of Alabama, from St. Clair circuit court; motion to strike bill of exceptions granted; thirty days allowed to take testimony to estab- 1 llsh bill of exceptions. William s. Harper vs. the state of Ala bama, from Shelby county court; certi- orar, etc.
 John Simpson vs. the state of Alabama, from DeKalb circuit court; certiOrari, etc. Tennessee and Coosa Railroad com pany vs. Danfuth & Armstrong, from Gadsden city court; argued and submit ted Alabama Great Southern Railroad
  | Kalb circuit court docketed and cer- | turan, etc.
 Alabama Mineral Railroad company l vs. Mary A. Jones, administratrix, from
 Shelby circuit court; docketed and con- | tinued Alabama Mineral Railroad company l vs. R. L. Marcus, from Shelby circuit | court: docketed and certiorari, etc. J. A. Goodson ct al vs. Sam D. G.. l Brothers, administrator, etc., ct al, from Ca 0if ntrrt 1ao tn and submitted on briefs Leonard Laney vs. the state of Ala l bama. from Calhoun circuit court; sub l mitted on briefs, l company vs. Moor &s Stephens, from St.. l Clair circuit court; submitted on briefs. OConnor Mining and Manufacturing company vs. R. s. Dickson ct al, from | Cherokee circuit court; submitted on | briefs on motion to strike and merits. 1 Waite, LaFils & Go. vs. Austin Corbin, | from St. Clair circuit court; submitted on l briefs.
 MT. Oliver R. Hood of Gadsden was ad- mitted to the bar of the supreme court l on motion.
 1 The case of the Tennessee and Coosa Railroad company vs. Danforth Arm 1 strong, from Gadsden city court, was
 before the court on argument. It in- wolves Judgment of s100,000. Messrs. l William Richardson, Amos E. Godhue
 James c. Bradford, James M. Weatherly l and O. R. Hundley appeared for appel | lants, and Messrs. John M. Chiffon and James Aiker for appelees. Paying Our Debls. l State Treasurer J. Craig Smith yester- l day paid to the New-York Security and l Trust company $150,000 on the state debt, l thereby stopping the interest on that l amount. He will have $5O000 more by l the end of the week. which he will pay
 them. The money comes from the re- l mittances to the treasurer of tax moneys, | etc.
 l Greenville. Jan. 6-(Special) l)-The