Indiana Supreme Court September 24, 1895, No. 17,611 (Tate v. Hamlin)
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United States · · · 24-09-1895
McCabe, J.
A special appearance has been entered in this cause by the appellees for the sole purpose of making a motion by them to dismiss this appeal. The reasons assigned in the motion are: (1) That this court is without jurisdiction of the appellees; (2) said appeal was taken without filing a bond, and without notice to these appellees; (3) no notice of appeal was ever issued to or served by
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