State v. . Riddle and Huffman

Tbe first, fourth, sixteenth, and nineteenth exceptions are clearly untenable and call for no discussion; and as to exceptions eleven and twelve it is manifest that tbe court could not have granted tbe motion for dismissal of tbe action without exercising arbitrary disregard of tbe State’s evidence. Beasley testified unequivocally that tbe defendants were bis assailants.

On tbe examination of John C. Storey, deputy sheriff, who was a witness for tbe State, tbe solicitor elicited tbe following testimony: “Q. Did you examine bis (Eiddle’s) leg to see whether there was any bruise on it or not? A.…