Mink v. State
Wisconsin Supreme Court
EEEOE to the Circuit Court-for Racine County. The facts appear from the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtObtoN, J.
This is a case of bastardy. The prosecutrix was a married woman, and the wife of one John Birket. The child was begotten in January, 1881, and born the following November, in the city of Eacine. The marriage between her and John Birket took place in Galena, Illinois. It inferentially appears from the evidence that they lived together in the state of Iowa in 1879, and that she left him in that state and came from there to the city of Eacine in 1880. On the trial the prosecutrix was asked by the prosecutor, “Who did you come from Iowa with?” and she answered, “ I came alone.” “ Where was your…
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