Nelson v. State

The only question we have to consider in this case is, Was there sufficient evidence to warrant the finding of *535tbe jury? The plaintiff in error, with one Monroe, was eharged in one count with stealing $95 from the person of Seneca E. Powers, in Milwaukee, on the 10th of J une, 1880. In another count he, with Monroe, was charged with the erime of receiving and concealing and aiding in concealing $95, the money of Powers, knowing the same to have been stolen. The jury found him guilty as chai’ged in the information. The evidence is entirely conclusive as to the fact that Powers had his poeket…