People v. Wallin

Wallin and.Isdell were informed against for the robbery of one Rutan of a sum of money. The robbery was alleged to have taken place in the saloon of defendant Wallin in East Saginaw, late in the evening of November 1, 1883. Isdell pleaded guilty to the information, and Wallin was tried separately.

Rutan, it appeal's, accompanied by one Burras, had gone to East Saginaw on the day of the robbery to transact business at the United States Land-office. After concluding the business the two had a lunch at a restaurant, and Rutan drank beer more than .once in the course of the afternoon. At six…