State v. Carnahan

1. instruction. After the jury had heard the evidence and arguments of counsel, the court gaye instructions asked ky respective counsel, and also gave one instruction on his own motion, wherein he grouped together many facts, legitimately provable in such a case, and which the evidence tended to establish, and instructed the jury that “such facts as these, if shown by tbe testimony, constitute circumstantial evidence. Circumstantial evidence is legal evidence, and convictions bad upon it are legal convictions. In the case before them, tbe jury will look at all tbe evidence, and from it make…