State v. Graham
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Marshall District Court. The defendants, Alexander Graham, Sophia Graham, John Dames, and Hattie Dillon were indicted for the crime of larceny. Yerdict and judgment were rendered against them. Alexander Graham and John Dam6s were sentenced to the penitentiary for ten years, Sophia Graham for six years, and Hattie Dillon for two years. They all appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtAdams, J.
Tbe defendants were charged with stealing seven hundred dollars from one Hilderbrand. The evidence shows that Hilderbrand is a resident of Boone; that in April, 1882, he visited Marshalltown, where he remained two or three days; that while he was there he was much of the time in a drunken debauch; that, meeting the defendant, Alexander Graham, with whom he was previously acquainted, he was invited by him to go to his house, and accepted the invitation; that the next day, which was Sunday, he visited Graham’s house again, and took dinner; that before he left Graham’s he became intoxicated, and…
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