State v. Ryan
Supreme Court of Missouri
Appeal from St. Louis Criminal Court. — Hon. Rudolph Hirzel, Special Judge. (1) The bill of exceptions was filed in proper time.
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Appeal from St. Louis Criminal Court. — Hon. Rudolph Hirzel, Special Judge. (1) The bill of exceptions was filed in proper time. The time for filing the bill of exceptions was extended beyond the term at which the motions for a new trial and in arrest of judgment were overruled by written stipulations, signed by the attorneys of the parties to the suit, which stipulations .were duly filed with the clerk of the trial court and by him copied into the transcript of the record now on file in this court. This was a full and complete compliance with the statute in force at the time. R. S. 1889,…
1DissentGantt, J.
(dissenting). — The defendants were tried in the St. Louis criminal court, at the May term, 1892, and were convicted — Ryan, of murder in the second *95degree; Murphy of manslaughter. At the same term, they- filed their motions for a new trial, which was continued by the court until the July term. At the July berm the motions for new trial were overruled, also their motions in arrest, and they were sentenced in accordance with the verdicts in the case. Thereupon they filed their affidavits for appeal to this court, and the appeal was granted and a stipersedeas until the further order of this…
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