York v. Commonwealth

*432Opinion op the Court by

Judge Robinson

Affirming.

On Christmas Eve, December 24,192Í, Clarke York, a son of appellant, Sol York, received a number of knife wounds at the store of Jess Maggard in Clay county, the cutting being done by Sam Plammond and Bert Cupp, two young men residing in that neighborhood; and on Christmas afternoon the appellant was in his home on Rockcastle creek, where his wife was confined on account of illness and his son, Clarke, from the wounds that he had received the night before. With him was a son, McKinley York, and two others, Bradley and Charlie York, had just left…