Marshall v. State
Supreme Court of Georgia
Criminal law. Drunkenness. Insanity. Before Judge Kiodoo. Randolph Superior Court. May Term, 1877. Reported in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Judge.
The evidence indicates that the prisoner and the deceased were strangers. So far as appears, they met but the one time. This was in a bar-rooin, at about eleven o’clock at night. Deceased was seated with another person. Prisoner walked in, and got a basket. Deceased asked him if he had eggs in the basket. Prisoner answered no, but that he had had eggs in it. Deceased said, “ Why did you not bring them to me ? I would have given as much for them as anybody else, or more.” Prisoner answered, “I don’t know you,” and added, “One damned fool ought to have known another.” Deceased…
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