State v. Quigley

The defendant, on January 30, 1903, was found guilty of the murder of Abraham A. Cam'ac, October 4, 1902. '

He now prays for a new trial, alleging:

1. That the verdict is against the law.

2. That the verdict is against the evidence..

3. That the presiding" justice erred in excluding" certain testimony offered by the defendant. •

4. That the presiding justice erred in his- instructions- to the jury. '

5. That the presiding justice erred- in refusing To instruct the jury as requested by the defendant.

6. That he has discovered new and material evidence which could not, by the exercise of due and…