The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-08
JEFFERSON CITY.
The Case Of John Hays, Con-
victed of Murder, Before
the Supreme Court.
Certificates of Corporation Is
sued-All the News OF In
terest from the Capital.
Special TO the BAZoO.
JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 5.

In the supreme courI, yesterday, The case
! OF the State VS.. John HAYS was set for hear
ing on the 18th ni January. Ii will b. re
membered that HAYS shot and killed
Phillip Mueller in the city of ST. Louis, ON
the 10Th of August, 1881, and was tri Il 4 r
the crime April 18th, 1882, was found
guilty Of murder In the first degree and was
sentenced To be- hung. From this verdict
h. appealed To the 1T. Louis court OF APP
peals, where the judgmt mt was affirmed.
From the court OF sppeals tire case was
brought To the supreme court, and will be
finally settled on The 18th.
The following corporations were given
certificates Of incorporation by the secre-
tary of state this morning:
4 he Robert ID. Patterson Stationery COM
pany of St. Louis. CAPITAL stock, $780,
900; 81 per cent. paid up The incOrpO-
raIOrs of the company are Robert ID Pat
terson, Irving McGoSsn and James p.
Duncan, all of ST. Louis
The III. Heichberg optical company. cap
ital stock $4,000 all of which Is paid up
The incorpOrstOrs are Henry Hercnbere,
solomon Herchbers and Abraham \
Herchb-rg. Also 10 the Rio Chemical
Company. OF ST. Louis, capital stock S30,-
900 all paid up. The interpretations are j.
C. Richardson, II. A. Sigust and Frank
Lawrence, all of 81. Louis.
NOTES AND PERSONALS
Mrs. W. T.. Goldman, who has hem
spending the holidays at her former hOm.
in Ware nsburg. returned 10 tnis city to-
day.
Hon. Chris ElIerb, Of ST. Louis county.
is here attending To l,gal business in the
supreme court.
The supreme court will convene again on
Wednesday, the 18th inst at which time
the call oil the docket will he resuiuei
Fine c. Farr. the governor hsndsoOIe
private secretary, returned to-day from
visit to the Quarry City"
Railroad commissioner, 4 NJ. Sewer,
leaves to-day Tor short visit to his home,
n NeosiO.
Mr.. Robert Harvey, acting circuiI at
torney OF 81. Louis, Is IN the city, attend
ing 10 cases In the supreme court.
The amount of hard cash that fOuld its
way into the state treasury during the
month of December, 1883, footed up the
handsome sum of SSl5, 40 53, while the
disbursements aggregated S60l 7ll.ll.
Ex Stale Senator Thomas Parrish, Of
Holt county, is in the city on official bust
ness.
Walter b. Dryden, OF ST. Louis is visit.
ing his frieno, Mr.. w. 5. BroIherion, OF
the auditors office.
The earnings OF the peni'eutiary for the
month of December, 1888, amounted to
lS,622.ll, while the disbursements for the
same month, equalled the receipts.
Miss Msggie Harding has returned FROM
sn extended visit TO relatives in Virginia
and Washington City.
Mr.. Cyrus w. Thompson, of Bellville,
ILL.,, who spent the holidays visiting his
brother-in-lsw, Mr.. John L. Sc ars, return
ed home yesterday.
There is a vacancy on the Journal staff.
and John Heinrich, the Furniture King"
is figuring up the profit and loss on q re-
cent funeral.
The sight of the ground mantled in a
garb If angelic white seems 10 have unset
lied the mind of the "locsl" of the State
Journal, for the readers of that usually
ing classic gem yesterday:
80. the snow, the beautiful snow"
Such hunky thing you know
Chilling your nose
Aud hlueing your toes,
As flying through the street il goes.
No silly praises, not any for Joe,
FOrthe coolest of frauds is the beautiful snow
The bids tor the contract of supplying
The peniteniiary With beef during the year
1884, were opened by the prison inspectors
y, s,erdsy, and the contract awarded 10 Mr.
John III. Gordon OF this city. Mr. Gordon
has had the contract for two years.
The Tribune of this city has been under
going a thorough renovation and this
mOI ming the daily comes out wonderfully
cleaned and neat geographically. The
weekly h 5 been enlarged and made an
eight page paper, Instead of ur page as
heretofore, snd the name has been changed
by substitution of Jefferson City" Tor
Peoples, thus making il what it shonld
have been in the first place, the Jefferson
City Tribune"
Articles of association of the Hicks Mil
Ter Tea company. of 81. Joseph. were filed
in the office OF the secretary OF state to day.
Capital stock $4,000, all paid up. The
incorporstors are Il. II. Beekman, K. Z.
Turner, James L. Hicks and Frank Miller.
The Kansas city Humane society also
filed articles OF association aud pro lorna
from decree of The circuit court, with the
secretary to-day. and were granted char
ter. Thos. B. Bullene. president w. y
McDearman, secretary; Homer Reed treas
urer.