State v. Maloy
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Jefferson District Court. The defendant and John Chancey were indicted for killing John Shea in Wapello county, on the 13th day of August, 1874, and charged with the crime of murder in the second degree. Yerdict of guilty, judgment, and defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Seevers, Ch. J.
The undisputed facts are: The defendant and Chancey, Brady and others were in Williams’ saloon on the night of the homicide. Brady, being noisy and intoxicated, was requested to leave the house, which he did, and the others followed him. Yery shortly thereafter, the deceased and Brady got into an altercation on the street. The deceased charged that Brady had broken his windows and insulted some women, which Brady denied. The deceased took hold of Brady, who was fifty-seven years old, and endeavored to pull him along the street for the avowed purpose of showing him the broken…
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