State v. Moody
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Clayton District Court. The defendant was tried, convicted and sentenced to imprisonment in the penitentiary for the term of eight years, for the crime of breaking into a store in the night-time with intent to steal therefrom. He appeals to this court for a reversal of the judgment against him.
1Opinion of the CourtRothrock, J.
I. The alleged crime consisted in breaking the store of Isaac Mathews, at McGregor, and stealing therefrom some 'articles, such as knives, forks and spoons, of the value of thirty-six dollars. The store was entered by raising a back window.
It is conceded that the crime was committed by some one, and the only question presented by counsel for appellant is that the evidence was insufficient to warrant the conviction of the defendant.
The Attorney General moves to strike from the abstract and transcript what purports to be the evidence, because there is no bill of exceptions embodying the…
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