Rials v. State

Earnest insistence is made that the state’s witnesses were so thoroughly impeached as to render a conviction on their testimony unwarranted, and to justify this court in setting aside the verdict. The rules governing questions of this character are too well settled to require citation of authority. Where the -evidence is in conflict, the questions involved are for the jury, -and this court will not on appeal disturb that finding.

There were two houses burned about the same time. One, the Skipper house, was burned first, and was in the direction of the Faulk house, charged in the indictment. It…