State v. . Randall

The prisoners, charged with the murder of one Andrew H. Wells, were put upon their trial at spring term, 1881, and were convicted of manslaughter. After judgment was rendered against them, sentencing them, each to pay a fine of thirty-three and one-third dollars, they prayed an appeal, which was allowed, without' security, upon their making the necessary affidavit.

At the February term, 1882, of this court, they caused to be filed a certified copy of the record of the cause, accompanied with an affidavit, in which they set forth that during the progress of their trial many exceptions were…