McAdams v. State
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM SUMNER. Appeal in error from the Circuit Court of Sumner county. ,J. W. Judd, Sp. J.
1Opinion of the CourtCoopjejr, J.
Conviction for the larceny of a mule, from which the prisoner has appealed in error.
The mule was taken on the night of July 20, 1880. A few weeks previously another mule had been stolen in the same neighborhood from John Harris. During the June term of the circuit court of the county, Tompkins, one of the witnesses for the State in this casee, was approached by the plaintiff in error, McAdams, and taken •out on the balcony of the court-house, where they were alone, and asked if he knew that he (Tompkins) was suspected of stealing Harris’ mule. Tompkins replied in the negative, and remarked…
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