Griffin v. State

•Appellant was indicted and tried for the unlawful manufacture of'intoxicating liquor; he was convicted of an attempt to manufacture and was sentenced to the penitentiary. The evidence was not sufficient to show the completed offense, but was ample to uphold the conviction of an attempt; and, therefore, in that respect the verdict and judgment are valid, as held in Chandler v. State, 143’Miss. 312, 108 So. 723. There was no reversible error by the court in ruling upon the various objections and motions interposed during and after the trial' — and so clearly so, as we think, that no specific…