The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-22
CULLED AT THE CAPITAL.
The Death Sentence Of Antoine
Vale COMMITTED to Inn
prisCnment for Life.
Proceedings OF the Supreme
Court-Personal Notes and
Minor Mention.
Special TO the BAZOo.
JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. II.


JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. II.
The governor this morning cOmmuted
The sentence of Emmett Jones' the negro
who was to have heen hanged in St. Loui:
tomorrow for the murder of Antoine
Vale, to life sentence in the penitentiary
The governors action In the easel: heartily
approved by parties familiar with all Ihs
facts.
The supreme court met this morning
pursuant 10 adjournment, all The judge:
present except Judge Henry. The follow
ing are the proceedings.
Paul L. Roubideaux ct al, appellant, VS.
Antonio Casse iligge ct al. respond nt, from
the St. Louis court of appeals; appeal dis
missed for failure to comply with rules.
Jeptha Wells administrator l.. B. Ne.
Gruder, appellant, VS.. Lincoln county, re-
spondent, from the St. Louis court of sp.
pesls; submitted on briefs.
Frederick Fenton ct al, appellant, VS.
Black, Tyler & Co, garnishees, ETC.. B. K.
Davenport interpleader, respondent; from
the st. Louis court of appeals; appeal dis
missed for failure to comply with rules.
Patrick FItzimmons ct al, appellant and
respondent, VS. Acadamy of the Christian
Brothers, respondent and appellant from
the ST. Louis court of appeals; submitted
on briefs
B. F. Morris, respondent. VS. L w. Sell
levrieck, appellant; from the st. Louis
court of appeals; appeal dismissed for fall
ure to comply with rules.
David e. Gamble ct al, appellant, VS.
Chas. Gibson executor of III. E. Gamble, de-
ceased, respondent; from the ST. Louis
court of appeals; argued and submitted.
State e1 rel ID. c. Maston, respondent, vs.
John S. Mcbride, ct al, appellant; from
Jasper county circuit court; appli-
cation for time 10 file ABSTRACT made by ap-
pellant.
f. Dooliu, respondent, VS. the Chicago &
Alton Railway company, appellant from
Audrain county circuit court appeal dis
missed by appellant.
The following are the proceedings of the
supreme court at the afternoon session yes.
terday:
Maria K. Dillinbarser, appellant. VS..
VIM. C.. Wrisberg, administrator of VIM.
Dillinberger, respondent, from the st. Louis
court of appeals; appeal dismissed by Sp-
pellant.
ID. Steincke, respondent, VS.. Frederick
Nory, appellant, from the ST. Louis court
of appeals suit dismissed by plaintiff.
Jos Franklin, appellant, VS. James Me-
nown, stakeholder, respondent, from the ST.
Louis court of appeals submitted on brief
Martin Michael, appellant, VS.. J. III
Locke, a luuatic and r. ID. Lancaster, his
guardian, respondent; submitted on brief
st. Louis Drug company VS.. H. &. Rob
inson, j. +. Squire, appellant, from the St.
Louis court of appeals; argued and SUBJ
nitted.
PERSONAL,
Col. John r. Williams, the state insur
ance commissioner, is in the city on official
business.
Hon. Thos. p Bashaw, of Monroe
county, who has been in the city several
days on legal business, left yesterday for 81.
Louis.
Hon. g. A. Finklenberg, Simon p. Gait,
Hon. Chas. Gibson, Edward T. Allen, ID.
Goldsmith, John G. Orruck, of St. Louis,
III. s. Priest, attorney for the Wabash, St
Louis & Pacific Railway company, Ex-
State Senator Sam G. Major, of Howard
county, n. S. Hall, of Kansas City, e. d.
Trimble, attorney for the c. & A., of Mex
leo, No. and Il. I. Railey, attorney for the
Missouri Pacific, at HarrisonyilIe, Mo-,
were In the city yesterday, attending to
cases before the supreme cnurf.