41 S.C. 549 | S.C. | 1894
This was a motion by the solicitor of the State to dismiss the appeal of William H. Carpenter, who, it appears,
The prisoner having been produced in the Supreme Court at the time appointed, counsel heard, and the matter considered, the following order was passed May 16, 1894,
The defendant, William H. Carpenter, having been brought before this court on notice of motion to reinstate the appeal in the above stated case on the docket of this court, and then to dismiss said appeal as to the defendant, William H. Carpenter, the said appeal, so far as the defendant Murrell was concerned, having been heard at the April Term, 1890, and at said hearing the said defendant Carpenter having-escaped from jail, and being beyond the jurisdiction of this court, for which reasons the said court suspended his appeal, and refused to hear same, and the said defendant having been recaptured, and lodged in the jail of Edgefield County, on the day of December, 1893, and since his arrest, up to the time of the service of the said notice upon him, to wit: the 28th day of April, 1894, has done nothing, either by his attorneys