State v. Hoeffner

Andrew Connor was charged, by information filed in the St. Louis court of criminal cor*410reetion, with personating another living person at an election. He was arrested and gave bond in the sum of $500, with defendant as his surety, to answer said charge. On the eighth of April, 1895, a forfeiture was taken upon said bond for the nonappearance of the principa], and sci. /«.issued against him and defendant as his surety. Upon the return of the sci. fa., judgment was rendered against defendant for $500 according to the tenor of said bond, and execution ordered. Erom this judgment defendant…