Davis v. State

Appellant, with forty-nine others, was charged by an indictment in two counts with having entered into a conspiracy to commit a felony, §641, ch. 169, Acts 1905, §2882 Burns 1926, the felony being that defined in Acts 1889, ch. 140, §4, §3004 Burns 1926. The first count charged that they conspired to “unlawfully and feloniously place and deposit a shell and bomb containing dynamite and other nitro explosive compound upon, against and about the premises and building of Harris Martin, situated in and being the East end of the Columbia Hotel in Montpelier, Indiana, with the intent then and there…