State v. Tate

ROGERS, Justice.

The defendant Albert Tate was tried •twice on an information charging that he “did wilfully, maliciously and feloniously blow up and destroy by the use of an explosive substance, to-wit: dynamite, a certain cotton gin near the Town of Marks-ville, Louisiana,” etc. On the first trial •the jury was unable to reach a verdict, 'but on the second trial the defendant was •convicted, and is now prosecuting this appeal from the conviction.

The appeal comes up to this court on •eighteen bills of exception, embracing defendant’s complaints of error committed in •the district court. We…