The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-30
Supreme Court.


The following decisions have been rem
dered by the supreme court:
JUDGE HAUGH.
VIM. s. Krairks, ct al, appellant, vs.
Girard b. Allen, respondent from couIi
of app ais revised.
p. Buckley, ct al, respondent, VS.. Big
Muddy Iron company, Tbos UReilly, eI
al, appellant; from court III appeals al
firmed.
JUDGE HENRY.
Alex. Henry, respondent. VIZ Stephen
Huge, appellant; from Jeffeason City; re-
versed and remanded.
BIN. J. G. Naples, respondent. VS.. the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railway
company, appellant; Affirmed.
Luella Newton, ct al, respondent, vs..
Samuel K. Cox, Ell al, appellants af
firmed.
JUDGE NORTON.
State of Missouri VS.. Emil Umfriend ::
from Barton county affirmed.
State VS.. T. Fl. Harris, appellant; from
Macon county; reversed and remsnded.
State VS.. A. j. McGinnis; from Howell
county affirmed.
Antoine Shutz. respondent. VS.. the ST.
Louis & Iron Mountain railway company,
appellant; reversed and remanded.
J. Wilson e. Sons, appellants, VS.. Thos.
Hoxby, respondent affirmed.
JUDGE RAY.
State of Missouri, respondent, VS.. ii. l..
Burner, appellant; from Randolph coun-
ty; reversed and rem handed
The court then adjourned till Monday.
Special 10 the Bazos
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo, Jan. "a.
The session of the legislature yesterday
morning in both branches was devoted en-
tirelv to regular business, tie except few
minutes occupied by the house In the dis
cussion of q resolution by Mr.. Anthony in
regard To the delay In printing the rules
and other documents required by the state.
The sessions were as important as they
were busy.
THE CRIMINAL INSANE.
Mr. Kraurhof, of Cole, yesterday morn
ing introduced bill in relation to insane
criminals, or those charged with crime.
1t pro, ides that if any person charged
with crime shall become INSANE prior to
trial, it shall he the duty Uf the trial Judge
TO inquire into the mental condition Of
such person, and if found insane he shall
be sent to the asylum until returned to rea-
son, and while SO confined all proceedings
against him shall case Ii such person re-
covers his reason he is Ia he returned 10
the county from which he came and his
trial proceeded with. If ne is found not
insane his trial is tn he proceeded with as
If no such inquiry had been made.
BILLS TO REGULATE AND PROTEsr
Mr. Curtis, of 81. Louis, introduced
three or tour bills yesterday morning. One
of them was bill To protect the manu-
fscturers of railroad equipments on sales
and conditional sa'es; also, one to protect
retail grocers, butchers, etc, and t. abolish
the exemption law in relation To the peo-
pile whom, they give credit.
COMMITTEES ON COMMERCE.
The resolution of Mr.. Collier. intro-f
duced Yesterday and laid over under the |
rules for one day 10 appoint a committee !
on commerce, was called mp yesterday /
morning and adopted.
NEW BILLS.
Among the mass of bills introduced yes !;
terday morning were the following: BY !
Mr.. Carroll, TO regulate elevators and The /
storage of grain. Ii permits companies TO !
appoint their own inspectors, and holds /
them responsible for grade and care OF /
grain in storage. By Mr.. Martin, of JAS
per, to amend the statute in relation to the