Driscoll v. People

Driscoll was convicted. of robbery, tbe person charged to have been robbed being one ’William Algram, and the crime alleged to have been committed, being described as committed in East Saginaw. When sworn, Algram, who lived at East Saginaw, and is a laborer, testified to an acquaintance with Driscoll, who had formerly been a saloon-keeper in East Saginaw, but for some two years had lived at Earwell. His story was that on the night of the assault Driscoll was visiting East Saginaw, and in company with Algram visited several saloons, drinking a number of times. Finally, as they were in the…