DUCKWORTH, Chief Justice.
1. Whether or not the statement of the solicitor-general, made to the jury in his argument and complained of here, that he was not allowed to discuss the character of the defendant unless he had put his character in issue, which he had not in this case, was in any respect prejudicial and harmful to the defendant, the prompt instruction by the court that the jury should disregard the argument thus made, and the further clarification by the...
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