Wilson v. State

Indictment for rape. Trial, and conviction. It is averred that errors intervened: 1. In refusing a continuance. 2. In permitting James M. Flagg, an attorney, to assist at the trial, in the prosecution.

The affidavit of the defendant stated that he was informed, and believed the fact to be true, that the prosecutrix was one of the keepers of a house of prostitution, in which another female was kept, who, for money, had illicit intercourse with one, Reed; that a part of said money was received by said prosecutrix, with full knowledge, «fee.; that Reed was in Kansas ; that he could prove said…