Kahlenbeck v. State

Coffey, J. —

At the January term, 1888, of the Huntington Circuit Court, the appellant, Jacob Kahlenbeck, was indicted for the murder of Theodore Luntz. Upon a trial had at the April term of said court, the defendant was found guilty as charged, and sentenced to imprisonment in the *119State prison during life. He appeals to this court and assigns for error:

1st. That the indictment in this cause does not charge a public offence.

2d. That the circuit court erred in overruling the motion of the appellant in arrest of judgment, for the reason that neither count of the indictment states a public…