State v. Winstandley

The appellee Winstandley, being the president, and the appellee Frederick, being the cashier, of the New Albany Banking Company, were indicted for embezzlement, charged with having received certain deposits for said banking company, knowing the company to be at the time insolvent. On February 6, 1897, the prosecution under said indictment having been called for trial, the appellees appeared and filed their joint affidavit for a continuance, and the trial was accordingly continued. Thereafter, on February 11, 1897, the appellees were jointly indicted for perjury, for having, in said affidavit…