State v. Jukanovich

Appellant was charged in the information with having committed an assault with a “certain sharp instrument, the exact name of which is unknown,” upon one Charles. Schmoltz, “with the specific intent to take the life of him (the said Charles Schmoltz).” In other words, the appellant was charged under the statute (Comp. Laws 1907, Section 4178) in apt terms with having committed an assault with intent to murder said Schmoltz. The appellant pleaded not guilty to the information, and, upon a trial, the jury returned the following verdict:

“We, the jury impaneled in the above case, find the…