State v. Beatty
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Harper District Court. PkosecutioN for murder in the first degree. From a conviction at the March term, 1890, the defendant Beatty appeals. The material facts fully appear in the opinion, filed on February 7, 1891.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
SiMPSON, C.:
At the March term, 1890, of the district court of Harper county, the appellant, James M. Beatty, was convicted of murder in the first degree, for the unlawful killing of one James W. Hutchinson. The material facts developed at the trial are, that on the morning of July 24,1889, the dead body of James W. Hutchinson was found on the floor of his house, situate in the city of Anthony. He had been killed by being struck in the back by several bullets, or pieces of bullets, that had entered his vital organs, tearing and lacerating them, producing probably instantaneous death.…
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