Dilley v. State

Plaintiff in error, hereinafter termed the defendant, was convicted of shooting with intent to wound, which judgment he seeks to review. The facts seem to he that on July 28, 1914, the defendant became engaged in an altercation with one Munkres; a barber, at the latter’s place of business at Chadron, Nebraska. Munkres put him out of the barber shop, slapped him and kicked him. About 10 or 15 minutes afterwards, when Munkres was in the back part of the barber shop, the defendant came to the front door and shot at him through the screen door four times, one of the bullets striking him in the…