State v. Pryor

The appellant was convicted of the crime of 'abortion, attempted by the use of certain instruments upon the person of one Regna Abramson, and prosecutes this appeal from the judgment of the court thereon. Many errors are assigned, but as they are not of a nature likely to recur when the case is retried, we deem it unnecessary to review all of them. Neither do we find it necessary to review the competent evidence in relation to the crime actually charged, *217further than to say that it would' probably be sufficient to sustain the verdict, had we reason to believe that it formed the sole basis of…