Judge Cochran Denies Demurrer in Thrower Case.

A motion was made before Judge Ernest F. Cochran in federal court yesterday by attorneys for the Ku Klux Klan asking that a demurrer be granted against the national klan. The court refused the motion.

After hearing several other motions, Judge Cochran adjourned the court for the January criminal term. The Government tribunal will begin the civil docket of the Columbia term tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock.

Following is a list of jurors for the civil session, together with their postoffice addresses:

C. J. Jackson	Horatio
J. F. Weeks	Orangeburg
W. H. Lesesne	Greeleyville
Norman A. Bull	Charleston
J. A. Kizer	Edmunds
Randolph Howell	Orangeburg
E. S. Livingston	North
L. C. Sanders	Summerville
C. W. Dudley	Bennettsville
John Baker	Estill
J. L. McKinney	Ridgeland
W. B. Chisolm	Charleston
D. L. Woods	Tillman
W. E. Hurt, Jr.	Cheraw
J. T. Theus	Estill
Jesse F. Ross	Blaney
T. F. Coffey	Manning
R. J. Rountree	Williston
O. W. Ellis	Ridgeland
J. B. Guess, Jr.	Denmark
H. A. Campbell	Camden
Paul Quattlebaum	Conway
LeRoy Mace	Marion
F. B. Thomas	Lake City
I. H. Zimmerman	Cameron
S. W. Norwood	Marion
V. E. McCormick	Ridgland
N. L. Dewitt	Blackville
Lewis Bradwell	Gross
George O Johnson	Galivants Ferry
W. B. Sumtersets	Columbia
S. L. Touchberry	Paxville
W. J. Millsap	Gable
C. A. Wright	Dunbar
Ernest A. Marvin	White Hall
H K Beatson	Manning
W. R. Keels	Paxville
Pat Murphy	Darlington
W. H. Sowell	Columbia
H. H. Lake	Kathwood
G. F. Chandler	Hemingway
L. D. Cain	Sumter, R. F. D.
S. W. Parham	Columbia
S. C. Williams	Manning
H. E. Creech	Barnwell
Alton Eason	Conway, R. F. D.
G. S. Boynton	Kline
M. H. Banks	St. Matthews
H. L. DeWitt	Blackville