State v. Reasby
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal, from Mahaska District Court. — Hon. A. R. Dewey, Judge. The defendant, Noah Reasby, was convicted of the crime of robbery, and from the judgment, which required him to be imprisoned in one of the penitentiaries of this state for the term of fifteen years, he appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtRobinson, J.
In the evening of the fourth day of July, 1895, Henry Gralliers was struck on the head, and made insensible, and several dollars in money were taken from his pocket. The injury was so severe that he did not recover consciousness for two or three weeks. The defendant, Reasby, and one Lud Struther, were jointly indicted for the offense. Reasby was tried separately, and convicted, as stated.
1 I. During the trial of the defendant, and while Gralliers was on the witness stand, but before he was asked who the persons he claimed to have been present at the time of the robbery were, an attorney of…
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