(after stating the facts as above). We do not find in the record before us anything to show whether appellant did or did not have actual knowledge of the omnibus proceeding. Had all the statements of fact presented to us upon the oral argument been submitted to the district judge, with a positive statement that Sherwood had no knowledge of the pending omnibus proceeding, it is probable that he would have given appellant an opportunity to prove them, and, if proved, would have administered suitable relief. Certainly under the circumstances thus asserted it would be inequitable to turn his property over to creditors who have no title to it. But the record which has been certified, being a transcript of the record in the District Court, neither proves nor tenders sufficient to call for a determination of the application other or different from that reached in such court.
The order is affirmed.