State v. Fulwider

In this case defendant, who is the appellant, was convicted in the circuit court of grand larceny under an information charging the stealing of a saddle .on the night of October 4, 1909, valued at $65, the property of one Danforth.

[1] The principal assignment of error urged for a reversal is that the court permitted, over the objections and exceptions of defendant, evidence of another independent offense, other than that charged in the information on which defendant was then being tried. Stripped of unnecessary matter, the record shows that one Flynn, but for whose testimony no offense at all…