State v. Gray
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Marshall District Court. — Hon. G. W. Burn-ham, Judge. Dependant was jointly indicted with one Pat Dunn for the murder of Joseph Williams. See Stale v. Dunn, 116 Iowa, 219. Gray demanded a separate trial, and was convicted of manslaughter, and from the verdict and judgment ■pronounced against him appeals. —
1Opinion of the Court
Deemer, J. —
1 About 6 o’clock in the evening of August 21, 1900, a number of men, estimated at from 5 to 15, were near the stock yards of the Chicago & North-Western Railway Company, in the city of Marshalltown. They, or some of them, were drinking beer from a keg. Defendant and Dunn were among the number. Some little girls who were passing that way had a difficulty in the presence of the men, in which defendant attempted to interfere. Williams appeared on the scene about this time, and, driving his team near .the place where the men were congregated, he charged them with having assaulted the…
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