Miller v. State

The State prosecuted appellant upon an indictment in three counts returned by the grand jury of Allen county, Indiana, wherein he was charged with the murder of Columbus Croy. The first count of the indictment charged that appellant, at said county, oil June 7, 1907, feloniously and with premeditated malice killed and murdered said Croy. The second and third counts charged that appellant purposely killed and murdered Croy, while he (appellant) was engaged in the perpetration of a burglary in said county and State on June 7, 1907. A motion to quash each count was overruled, and appellant…