State v. Minot
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Homer S. Minot, Charles F. Hoffman, and James C. Hall, with three other persons, were indicted in the district court for Otter Tail county for robbery in the first degree. The case as against the defendants above named was. tried before Searle, J., and a jury, and resulted in verdicts of guilty as charged. From a judgment entered on the verdicts, defendants appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtLewis, J.
Defendants Minot, Hoffman, and Hall were indicted for robbery in the first degree, in November, 1898, in connection with three other parties, Link Thayer, Edwards, and Ross. Thayer was tried at the November term of court of Otter Tail county, and convicted as charged in the indictment. As to Edwards and Ross, the record is silent, and the other three were brought to trial at the May term, 1899, resulting in a conviction of all three. Defendants ap.peal from the judgment entered therein.
*119The evidence offered by the state tended to prove the following facts: At about eight o’clock, on the…
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